Seen the show dozens of times and at each one I have felt like crying when Rob and Sharon sing this. They were both crying on Saturday at the last London shows and delivered a stratospheric performance. Heartbroken the show has ended but God bless them and everyone involved n the show for giving so much pleasure to so many people.
This is incredible. Stirs up so much emotion. It encapsulates the raw emotion of anyone that has been through a break up or a difficult time in a relationship. Its staged beautifully, performed wonderfully. God I miss this show!
I have watched Bat 8 times now and everytime that Rob and Sharon sing this, I start crying at I can still see a vision of you when Rob goes onto the floor. I don't know why but I do. Now my entire family knows why I carry a pack of tissues with me when I see the show.
For me this is the absolute supreme song amongst all the other superb songs. Rob and Sharon's portrayal of a married couple trying to recapture their lost youth and then splitting up followed by the ensuing angst are very real, even in the fantasy world of Obsidian. If you are a fan of Steinman's music go and listen to the amazing band and equally amazing singing. This show is great.
When we watched this spectacular show in London on Saturday 2nd June,this song made me cry,which never has happened before.im 48 and not a little guy who was raised to not show his emotions,but this really gets to you when see the show and follow the story.These 2 really put their heart and souls into singing this so you feel every word and the power and talent they both have is just simply amazing
I have been a Steinmaniac since my teenage years in the 90s.An image of Jim from 1981 album adjorns my mobile case.I study Astrology , he was such a kind-hearted person with debilitated Venus in his chart.He hadnot felt romance the way he yearned.I remember distinctly 6 months before his passing that as I was standing in Athens metro , a young boy approached me with curiosity and asked me who this man on my case is." Is he a singer ? " No, I replied." He is a pianist".I believe he wanted to be remembered as such.
Been to see this show 5 times with my family . If you only like one Jim Steinman / Meatloaf song you need to see this show. It's performed by some of the most talented people in theatre land and the sound quality here is not great It is absolutely Epic .
I had tickets to the San Francisco show had a hotel reservation and I was going to fly there. Then they canceled the US tour. I was not happy at all. Wanted to see it so bad. For those who saw the show in any shape or form, you are extremely lucky
This is so heart wrenchingly amazing. Rob Fowler and Sharon Sexton knock this out of the park with emotion. I am hooked on this show and would love to see it just once. Hopefully the touring production comes close enough for me to go...this has become one of my new favourite songs.
I have always had 2 songs which are my utmost favourite songs which I always listen to first whenever I buy a new car, iphone, stereo system and since I first heard this song 5 years ago and even more so now with Rob and Sharon singing it, it has now become part of 3 of my utmost favourite songs. The others are For Crying Out Loud and Objects In The Rear View Mirror
My 3 are: 1. What Part Of My Body Hurts The Most. (This version, I've never heard a more powerful version than from these two.) 2 & 3 are a tie between I'm All Out of Love and For Crying Out Loud.
@@johnnie135 All out of Love is such a great hit. Jim didn't write that, but he did write Making Love out of Nothing at All which was another huge hit for Air Supply.
@@johnnie135 You didn't post anything in need of correction as far as I can tell. Did you possibly think Jim wrote All out of Love? I fell in love with a girl to that song at the roller skating rink. Probably the first time I was ever in love. It didn't work out though. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
@@TristanandIsolt I might have screwed up the thread I find it difficult to find threads on my phone and follow it. Also I was at a roller rink too, back in the '70s so I feel exactly what you do.
My husband is a Meat Loaf fan. I brought the tickets for us. I thought id find it "okay". As a vivid theatre goer i always said my favourite was phantom of the opera. But goodness. I nearly cried during a few parts of this musical. Stage work. Acting and talent was epic. I came out a raving fan. Am now addicted to the songs and wanted to book tickets to watch it the next day. If they bring this back to london in the future id def see it over and over
Am jealous. I saw it at the Wednesday matinee last week and I want to see it again! I wasn't a fan of Meat Loaf (but liked a few of his tunes) but the musical has made a big impact on me.
Ok - soooo my very faves from the shows, and the nicest people. Go and see them in other stuff too - they are so talented and entertaining. You haven't lived if you haven't seen Rob dress up as Frankenfurter!!
Bootleg videos like this bother me. And yet, here I am watching it. I gotta tell any Steinman fans that, without a doubt, you should try to see this amazing show
Jessicape This was performed brilliantly when we went to see this 2 days ago.I was crying and I'm not ashamed as a large 48 year old guy.Im booking tickets to go and see it again in 2 months time
Isn't it amazing how cruel and ugly people can be and are. They say hateful things, lie, cheat, steal and kill. We've been so desensitized by the these atrocities that we barely give these horrors a fleeting glance; but then it happens, a beam of sunlight through the crack of our consciousness when we hear the voices singing from the abyss of the "Fountain of Hope" and then it occurs to me...
If I won the lottery tomorrow I'd move to Manchester, get front row tickets for every show that I could and make the cast sick of seeing me in the crowd. I haven't decided yet if I'd invite my family or not. They might distract me.
This song was never sang by Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion or Air Supply. It was never a radio hit. However, it might be the very best song from Bat out of Hell the Musical.
Saw this in London. Thought the songs were brilliant, this one in particular. The cast were fantastic. I thought the story was absolutely awful though. It barely made any sense.
All hail Jim Steinman! The most underrated, under appreciated song writer of all time. He’s a legend
Doesn't have the fame he deserves, but so many of us know how great he was as well.
Seen the show dozens of times and at each one I have felt like crying when Rob and Sharon sing this. They were both crying on Saturday at the last London shows and delivered a stratospheric performance. Heartbroken the show has ended but God bless them and everyone involved n the show for giving so much pleasure to so many people.
Pro trick: watch series on flixzone. Been using them for watching loads of movies lately.
@Griffin Enoch yup, have been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself =)
The harmony between these two! Something else!
Saw the show a couple of days ago in Birmingham and found this song so powerful. So moving. I was close to tears.
Stunning show.. a real smash.. and this song and performance really stole it for me magnificent 👌
RIP Jim Steinman. A consummate professional.
Seen the show tonight and being a fan since the 80s I have got to say this was incredible
I CANNOT F***ing wait to see this show in Newcastle next August. I am obsessed with the music, listen to it every day. 😁😁😁😁
This is incredible. Stirs up so much emotion. It encapsulates the raw emotion of anyone that has been through a break up or a difficult time in a relationship. Its staged beautifully, performed wonderfully. God I miss this show!
I have watched Bat 8 times now and everytime that Rob and Sharon sing this, I start crying at I can still see a vision of you when Rob goes onto the floor. I don't know why but I do. Now my entire family knows why I carry a pack of tissues with me when I see the show.
Definitely one of the top scenes of the entire show. The emotional way they sang this...I saw it twice and each time I got chills down my spine.
warriorbard I know exactly what you mean.I got the same when see it 2 days ago and it made my eyes water
For me this is the absolute supreme song amongst all the other superb songs. Rob and Sharon's portrayal of a married couple trying to recapture their lost youth and then splitting up followed by the ensuing angst are very real, even in the fantasy world of Obsidian. If you are a fan of Steinman's music go and listen to the amazing band and equally amazing singing. This show is great.
I have hit the rewind button on this video a thousand time now. I just love it!
When we watched this spectacular show in London on Saturday 2nd June,this song made me cry,which never has happened before.im 48 and not a little guy who was raised to not show his emotions,but this really gets to you when see the show and follow the story.These 2 really put their heart and souls into singing this so you feel every word and the power and talent they both have is just simply amazing
3rd time tomorrow, can't let it end without one more visit.
@@richardpetzoldt5284 Hopefully you will at some point soon. An absolutely stunning show.
I have been a Steinmaniac since my teenage years in the 90s.An image of Jim from 1981 album adjorns my mobile case.I study Astrology , he was such a kind-hearted person with debilitated Venus in his chart.He hadnot felt romance the way he yearned.I remember distinctly 6 months before his passing that as I was standing in Athens metro , a young boy approached me with curiosity and asked me who this man on my case is." Is he a singer ? " No, I replied." He is a pianist".I believe he wanted to be remembered as such.
Cool story!
Totally bloody brilliant
Been to see this show 5 times with my family . If you only like one Jim Steinman / Meatloaf song you need to see this show.
It's performed by some of the most talented people in theatre land and the sound quality here is not great
It is absolutely Epic .
I had tickets to the San Francisco show had a hotel reservation and I was going to fly there. Then they canceled the US tour. I was not happy at all. Wanted to see it so bad. For those who saw the show in any shape or form, you are extremely lucky
This is so heart wrenchingly amazing. Rob Fowler and Sharon Sexton knock this out of the park with emotion. I am hooked on this show and would love to see it just once. Hopefully the touring production comes close enough for me to go...this has become one of my new favourite songs.
TSOfan1231 you should have seen the very last show. They left us all in tears
I have always had 2 songs which are my utmost favourite songs which I always listen to first whenever I buy a new car, iphone, stereo system and since I first heard this song 5 years ago and even more so now with Rob and Sharon singing it, it has now become part of 3 of my utmost favourite songs. The others are For Crying Out Loud and Objects In The Rear View Mirror
My 3 are:
1. What Part Of My Body Hurts The Most.
(This version, I've never heard a more powerful version than from these two.)
2 & 3 are a tie between I'm All Out of Love and For Crying Out Loud.
@@johnnie135 All out of Love is such a great hit. Jim didn't write that, but he did write Making Love out of Nothing at All which was another huge hit for Air Supply.
@@TristanandIsolt You're absolutely correct. Thanks for the correction. The guy was just amazing. Thanks for your note and Happy Thanksgiving to you.
@@johnnie135 You didn't post anything in need of correction as far as I can tell. Did you possibly think Jim wrote All out of Love? I fell in love with a girl to that song at the roller skating rink. Probably the first time I was ever in love. It didn't work out though. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours.
@@TristanandIsolt I might have screwed up the thread I find it difficult to find threads on my phone and follow it. Also I was at a roller rink too, back in the '70s so I feel exactly what you do.
Greatest show ever. Only went 3 times.
My husband is a Meat Loaf fan. I brought the tickets for us. I thought id find it "okay". As a vivid theatre goer i always said my favourite was phantom of the opera. But goodness. I nearly cried during a few parts of this musical. Stage work. Acting and talent was epic. I came out a raving fan. Am now addicted to the songs and wanted to book tickets to watch it the next day. If they bring this back to london in the future id def see it over and over
I'll be flying over from the US to see it again. Crazy show!
it is back in London now. Saw it last week- going again next week!!!
Am jealous. I saw it at the Wednesday matinee last week and I want to see it again!
I wasn't a fan of Meat Loaf (but liked a few of his tunes) but the musical has made a big impact on me.
Going for 3rd time shortly. Always loved Meatloaf but I can't get over how the guys in the show sound so amazing. CD playing in my car and in hubby's!
I'd dusted down my old Hits Out of Hell cassette(!) after buying the tickets. :D
Great Musical! Beautiful Song, A Favorite! See the Musical if You Ever Get a Chance to do So!!
Love this song, they do it so well.
Just wish meatloaf himself had recorded this back in the day
Amazing song amazing performers, had goose bumps seeing this in the show
Let's have the 2021 dates . . . . we need to book seats !!!
I saw this in Toronto - this is my favourite song I loved that it was an ensemble cast
Ok - soooo my very faves from the shows, and the nicest people. Go and see them in other stuff too - they are so talented and entertaining. You haven't lived if you haven't seen Rob dress up as Frankenfurter!!
Bootleg videos like this bother me. And yet, here I am watching it. I gotta tell any Steinman fans that, without a doubt, you should try to see this amazing show
Love love love!!!
Gorgeous Song.
Very good show!!! I saw it on the last day!
THIS GIVES ME CHILLS OML
I never really liked this song. Then I saw it performed in this play and I think it is one of my favorites now
Jessicape This was performed brilliantly when we went to see this 2 days ago.I was crying and I'm not ashamed as a large 48 year old guy.Im booking tickets to go and see it again in 2 months time
Isn't it amazing how cruel and ugly people can be and are. They say hateful things, lie, cheat, steal and kill. We've been so desensitized by the these atrocities that we barely give these horrors a fleeting glance; but then it happens, a beam of sunlight through the crack of our consciousness when we hear the voices singing from the abyss of the "Fountain of Hope" and then it occurs to me...
saw this again opening night 2nd april, totally amazing
Glad I got to see this live in Toronto before it left to go back to the UK.
Thanks for posting. Loved this song from the musical!
If I won the lottery tomorrow I'd move to Manchester, get front row tickets for every show that I could and make the cast sick of seeing me in the crowd. I haven't decided yet if I'd invite my family or not. They might distract me.
An Amazing song which would gone to #1 if sung by Meat Loaf
I wish the show would come to the u.s.
Well i guess your wish came true
Dates just confirmed
Going across the pond this August. 4 performances in three days.
Wonderfully hokey! Love 💕 it!
i saw it today. it's amazing!
oh my god WOW
This song was never sang by Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler, Celine Dion or Air Supply. It was never a radio hit. However, it might be the very best song from Bat out of Hell the Musical.
Saw this in London. Thought the songs were brilliant, this one in particular. The cast were fantastic. I thought the story was absolutely awful though. It barely made any sense.