Probably the greatest intro ever,and what a performance from the greatest rock performer we've been blessed with,thank you Jim and Meat,God bless,now go and rock heaven xx
What a voice! I never appreciated it when he first hit the scene, but damn - the guy could've even been an opera singer. I am a classicaly trained musician and I don't say that lightly! :-) Thanks for posting!
TakersMissy yeah, Jim Steinman, the songwriter behind Meatloaf, wouldn't work with him for years because he destroyed his voice. Bat Out of Hell 2 came out 16 years later because of that.
That definitely wasn't the main reason, Dead Ringer came out 4 years after '77 Bat Out of Hell, that was because of the voice and you can even hear that on the album (slightly). Meat was in a great vocal condition in the mid 80s imho and late 80s were when the works on BAT 2 started
@@offthewallsk818 not the true case my friend he left singing for 16 years because he didnt like the business and what it became, he didnt want to become a superstar so fast, he just wanted to play and not be so famous so quick, of course his health was a small issue, but look up him with Larry King interview
This was an awesome performance he is losing his power nowadays getting older, but he has left a real mark on music i could listen to him all day..MEAT LOAF FOREVER!!!!
I hope to God, anyone watching this has actually seen this guy live. Unreal I am so glad you kept on Meatloaf, and didn't keep your wonderful music from us all. Thank you!!
Bernie Taupin & Elton John redux Stienman needed Meat's voice & energy; Meat needed Stienman's writing They were magic, legendary together. Just normal good musicians without each other
Bat Out of Hell Song by Jim Steinmann Actor: Meat Loaf The sirens are screaming, and the fires are howling Way down in the valley tonight There's a man in the shadows with a gun in his eye And a blade shining oh so bright There's evil in the air and there's thunder in the sky, And a killer's on the bloodshot streets And down in the tunnels where the deadly are rising Oh, I swear I saw a young boy down in the gutter He was starting to foam in the heat Oh, baby you're the only thing in this whole world That's pure and good and right And wherever you are and wherever you go There's always gonna be some light, But I gotta get out, I gotta break out now Before the final crack of dawn So we gotta make the most of our one night together When it's over, you know, We'll both be so alone Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes When the night is over, like a bat out of hell, I'll be gone, gone, gone Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes But when the day is done And the sun goes down And the moonlight's shining through Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven I'll come crawling on back to you I'm gonna hit the highway like a battering ram On a silver-black phantom bike When the metal is hot, and the engine is hungry And we're all about to see the light Nothing ever grows in this rotting old hole, And everything is stunted and lost And nothing really rocks, and nothing really rolls, And nothing's ever worth the cost Well I know that I'm damned if I never get out, And maybe I'm damned if I do, But with every other beat I've got left in my heart, You know I want to be damned with you If I gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned Dancing through the night with you/ Well if I gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned, Gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned Gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned Dancing through the night, Dancing through the night, Dancing through the night with you Oh, baby you're the only thing in this whole world That's pure and good and right And wherever you are and wherever you go There's always gonna be some light, But I gotta get out, I gotta break out now Before the final crack of dawn So we gotta make the most of our one night together When it's over, you know, We'll both be so alone Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes When the night is over, like a bat out of hell, I'll be gone, gone, gone Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes But when the day is done And the sun goes down And the moonlight's shining through Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven I'll come crawling on back to you Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven I'll come crawling on back to you Well I can see myself tearing up the road, faster Than any other boy has ever gone And my skin is raw, but my soul is ripe, And no one's gonna stop me now, I'm gonna make my escape But I can't stop thinking of you, And I never see the sudden curve until it's way too late And I never see the sudden curve until it's way too late Then I'm down in the bottom of a pit in the blazing sun, Torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike, And I think somebody somewhere must be tolling a bell And the last thing I see is my heart, still beating, Breaking out of my body and flying away Like a bat out of hell Then I'm down in the bottom of a pit in the blazing sun, Torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike, And I think somebody somewhere must be tolling a bell And the last thing I see is my heart, Still beating still beating Still beating still beating Breaking out of my body, and flying away Like a bat out of hell Oh, like a bat out of hell Oh, like a bat out of hell Oh, like a bat out of hell (I'll be gone when the morning comes) Oh, like a bat out of hell (I'll be gone when the morning comes) Oh, like a bat out of hell
don't you just love that old guy close to stage tapping his hands all in music, an old fan, love to watch this video to see him, thanks wario for all the uploads, what would we do or look without you
Of course he did it better in '77. I bought the album on the day it was released. he was 30 yrs old THEN (born in '47), he's 66 yrs old NOW. Give him a break.
Meat Loaf hasn't been Meat Loaf since Bat out of Hell... he was close with Bat II. He was amazing, but... he is an instrument. An instrument that only Jim Steinman knows how to play.
Es macht mich traurig das er Heute nicht mehr in der Lage ist.Er liebt es aufzutreten und hat es wirklich hart probiert aber so wie er es hier im Video noch könnte kann er Heute nicht mehr singen. Ich würde nur gern wissen woran es beim liegt.
+GGGritzer I have seen him live in some jersey shore club back in the 90s...one of the best concerts in that setting...he sounded a little better then this performance..
+mike loder The venue and how good the sound system is has a lot to do with it. He was amazing here in the 90s. He has got a bit past it now though and can't put on the unbelievable concerts he used to.
If you wanna hear an album identical live performance of a song just listen to the album. Meat purposefully changes the songs up to keep them fresh. Plus hes aged and your voice changes.
the musicians are as follows Meatloaf Lead Vocals Todd Rundgren guitars keyboards percussion motorcycle guitar Roy Bittan Piano Keyboards Max Weinberg drums Jim Steinman Kasim Sulton Bass guitar Rory Dodd backing vocals and Ellen Foley backing vocals if anyone is interested I found these details on Wikipedia amazing song brill singer in Meatloaf I just love this song totally cool just chilling out to this stunning song nice Meatloaf has still got a brill voice from Alison Howard
everyone who comments to me must know that i love Michael Jackson he is the best singer. i love meatloaf he is a good singer too. so please no one say bad things to me. thank you
Not really, Paul. My favourites are Meat Loaf, Anastacia, AC/DC, REM, Mel C, Bon Jovi, Whaitsnake, Metallica and a good few more. For me, it's all about being able to put on a good show live and have good music. I am not tied to one particular style.
Always did like this version of the band. Tom Brislin was the best pianist the group ever had (Paul Jacobs comes close but during his era wasn't really put to the test, no Heaven Can Wait, for example), and Kasim's arrangements were always spot on. The version of Paradise on Storytellers, for example, may be my favourite live version of that song ever. With so many live recordings of Meat the NLE make it or break it, but they're not often discussed. Anyway, great version, great song, great band.
It confuses me why this has been taken down a tone and then 10 years later he's singing at at the original tone... oh yeah the voice operation was 1998!
Well obviously Todd goes without saying. I also saw Paul Crook tour with Meat here in New Zealand and I thought he was great. I actually already respected him a great deal from his work with Anthrax, he played on one of their best albums Stomp 442. Amazing where some of these guitarists end up. Funniest one for me was seeing Andy Timmons, guitar virtuoso with hair metal band Danger Danger appear live on stage with Olivia Newton John when she toured NZ. I was pretty shocked at that one.
Ever consider the fact that this performance was clearly edited in post production? Odds are Meat played it exactly the same way he has since 78... but it was edited down for time. Blame editors, Not Meat
I love Meatloaf and Bat Out Of Hell more than you can imagine, but I wish just once that the musicians would play something resembling the actual song and that Meat would sing one single note slightly similar to the way he sang it in '77. I'm a guitarist and I have listened to this album every day of my life, seen Meat live- but I'm so over live versions that mess with the original to the point where it's unrecognisable.
It seems utube won't let me 'offically' reply, but in response to 'Wario Loaf': he was about 30/31 at the time, not 23. by the way, it sounds to me he sounds a bit 'darker', which is to be expected with a voice that has aged 20 years, but he is still hitting some of the same notes the way he did in '77, mostly in the first half of the song.
One of the great talents in Rock history!
I am so grateful that I witnessed this amazing man in concert..
Why isnt Meat Loaf inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame yet?
Meat deserves his own hall.
Because he doesn’t sing rap and rap isn’t rock. Rap sucks. Meatloaf should be in the Rock-N- Roll hall of fame
This is my favourite version, that man has the power in his voice to bring me to tears everytime!
!!!Should be in Hall of Fame
One of the greatest music numbers of all time
This is actually one of my favorite Meat Loaf songs.
"We got to make the most of our night together when it's over you know we'll be so alone, so alone." That's the truth.
This electifying live performance remembers why I have been a Meat Loaf fan for over 35 years. Absolute perfection.
Probably the greatest intro ever,and what a performance from the greatest rock performer we've been blessed with,thank you Jim and Meat,God bless,now go and rock heaven xx
What a voice! I never appreciated it when he first hit the scene, but damn - the guy could've even been an opera singer. I am a classicaly trained musician and I don't say that lightly! :-) Thanks for posting!
he was a trained opera singer .
TakersMissy yeah, Jim Steinman, the songwriter behind Meatloaf, wouldn't work with him for years because he destroyed his voice. Bat Out of Hell 2 came out 16 years later because of that.
That definitely wasn't the main reason, Dead Ringer came out 4 years after '77 Bat Out of Hell, that was because of the voice and you can even hear that on the album (slightly). Meat was in a great vocal condition in the mid 80s imho and late 80s were when the works on BAT 2 started
@@offthewallsk818 not the true case my friend he left singing for 16 years because he didnt like the business and what it became, he didnt want to become a superstar so fast, he just wanted to play and not be so famous so quick, of course his health was a small issue, but look up him with Larry King interview
@@nicksantus5307 to you too
There is not a day that goes by that I don't listen to Meatloaf's music. So wonderful!!
Meat Loaf is the shit, a legend!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed!
How can anyone not like this?
Thank god my dad brought me up with this music...its awesome !
This was an awesome performance he is losing his power nowadays getting older, but he has left a real mark on music i could listen to him all day..MEAT LOAF FOREVER!!!!
Yeah, it's a shame to see. Saw him about a decade ago and the man could barely breathe, let alone sing. No one stays at the top forever sadly.
he died bro
I hope to God, anyone watching this has actually seen this guy live. Unreal
I am so glad you kept on Meatloaf, and didn't keep your wonderful music from us all. Thank you!!
Saw him live at old orchard beach,amazing
JadeGadskLL
That crowd was rocking! Incredible anthem, still amazing in 2020
the crowd rocked like sleeping socks straight out of a retirement home 🤣
Look dead to me lol
I bet you've never been to a real rock gig! lol.
That crowd looked like something out of the living dead...
@@steves1015 that was a joke, clearly.
..he was what, 51 when he did this performance...not many 51 yr olds can still sing it like he did. .
@Boris Sladakovic I'm 63, so I can say, "quite a few". Now go away.
What an Intro and Finale!!!
Just Great.
Bernie Taupin & Elton John redux
Stienman needed Meat's voice & energy; Meat needed Stienman's writing
They were magic, legendary together. Just normal good musicians without each other
Bat Out of Hell
Song by Jim Steinmann
Actor: Meat Loaf
The sirens are screaming, and the fires are howling
Way down in the valley tonight
There's a man in the shadows with a gun in his eye
And a blade shining oh so bright
There's evil in the air and there's thunder in the sky,
And a killer's on the bloodshot streets
And down in the tunnels where the deadly are rising
Oh, I swear I saw a young boy down in the gutter
He was starting to foam in the heat
Oh, baby you're the only thing in this whole world
That's pure and good and right
And wherever you are and wherever you go
There's always gonna be some light,
But I gotta get out, I gotta break out now
Before the final crack of dawn
So we gotta make the most of our one night together
When it's over, you know,
We'll both be so alone
Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes
When the night is over, like a bat out of hell, I'll be gone, gone, gone
Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes
But when the day is done
And the sun goes down
And the moonlight's shining through
Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven
I'll come crawling on back to you
I'm gonna hit the highway like a battering ram
On a silver-black phantom bike
When the metal is hot, and the engine is hungry
And we're all about to see the light
Nothing ever grows in this rotting old hole,
And everything is stunted and lost
And nothing really rocks, and nothing really rolls,
And nothing's ever worth the cost
Well I know that I'm damned if I never get out,
And maybe I'm damned if I do,
But with every other beat I've got left in my heart,
You know I want to be damned with you
If I gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned
Dancing through the night with you/
Well if I gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned,
Gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned
Gotta be damned, you know I want to be damned
Dancing through the night,
Dancing through the night,
Dancing through the night with you
Oh, baby you're the only thing in this whole world
That's pure and good and right
And wherever you are and wherever you go
There's always gonna be some light,
But I gotta get out, I gotta break out now
Before the final crack of dawn
So we gotta make the most of our one night together
When it's over, you know,
We'll both be so alone
Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes
When the night is over, like a bat out of hell, I'll be gone, gone, gone
Like a bat out of hell I'll be gone when the morning comes
But when the day is done
And the sun goes down
And the moonlight's shining through
Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven
I'll come crawling on back to you
Then like a sinner before the gates of Heaven
I'll come crawling on back to you
Well I can see myself tearing up the road, faster
Than any other boy has ever gone
And my skin is raw, but my soul is ripe,
And no one's gonna stop me now, I'm gonna make my escape
But I can't stop thinking of you,
And I never see the sudden curve until it's way too late
And I never see the sudden curve until it's way too late
Then I'm down in the bottom of a pit in the blazing sun,
Torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike,
And I think somebody somewhere must be tolling a bell
And the last thing I see is my heart, still beating,
Breaking out of my body and flying away
Like a bat out of hell
Then I'm down in the bottom of a pit in the blazing sun,
Torn and twisted at the foot of a burning bike,
And I think somebody somewhere must be tolling a bell
And the last thing I see is my heart,
Still beating still beating
Still beating still beating
Breaking out of my body, and flying away
Like a bat out of hell
Oh, like a bat out of hell
Oh, like a bat out of hell
Oh, like a bat out of hell (I'll be gone when the morning comes)
Oh, like a bat out of hell (I'll be gone when the morning comes)
Oh, like a bat out of hell
who asked????
You see those lyrics and you picture him leaving this world to go to another....
@@luckyjim37 your ugly mother!
don't you just love that old guy close to stage tapping his hands all in music, an old fan, love to watch this video to see him, thanks wario for all the uploads, what would we do or look without you
Of course he did it better in '77. I bought the album on the day it was released. he was 30 yrs old THEN (born in '47), he's 66 yrs old NOW. Give him a break.
He is friggin awesome! nothing more could be said
Ausumn always wanted to see him, you rock
100% Committed Performance !!!
Fantastic Super performance. Fantastic, the Voice is so powerful & done with such extreme emotion, . Meatloaf, unbelievable, I LOVE this GUY!
As today Meat Loaf sing all his song as opera which I love it. He is awesome
Meat Loaf hasn't been Meat Loaf since Bat out of Hell... he was close with Bat II.
He was amazing, but... he is an instrument. An instrument that only Jim Steinman knows how to play.
I don't think anybody could have phrased that any better than you.
I am so glad you kept on Meatloaf, and didn't keep your wonderful music from us all. Thank you!!
love all meats music he has an awesome voice his music is one of a kind love it so much never tire of listening and watching him sing.
Es macht mich traurig das er Heute nicht mehr in der Lage ist.Er liebt es aufzutreten und hat es wirklich hart probiert aber so wie er es hier im Video noch könnte kann er Heute nicht mehr singen. Ich würde nur gern wissen woran es beim liegt.
Today this one feels just a little greater than everything
What a special performer. Check out his early stage performances. His eyes were incredible. Also his appearance in the Rocky Horror Picture Show
oh my goodness......... does it ever get any better than this?????????
like a bat out of hell Ill be gone....
He did it better than in 77.... a truly under rated and under played band.
Drummers crazy good, as is meat
Meat Loaf is the shit, a legend!!!!!!!!!!!!
one of the greatest performers and up there with the greatest of singers
I used to listen to this on 8 track over and over...meat sounds better than ever!
I hope to God, anyone watching this has actually seen this guy live. Unreal
I had that opportunity several years ago! HOOAH!
Did get to see him a few years ago...enjoyed him very much. Nothing but respect for MEAT LOAF.
+GGGritzer I have seen him live in some jersey shore club back in the 90s...one of the best concerts in that setting...he sounded a little better then this performance..
+mike loder The venue and how good the sound system is has a lot to do with it. He was amazing here in the 90s. He has got a bit past it now though and can't put on the unbelievable concerts he used to.
+mike loder Lived in Portland Or when he played the baseball field, Heard all over downtown!
Rest In Peace and Raise Hell Meat
we have to remember at this point he had sang his heart for almost 25 years he gave every once he had to perform
Meat, stand up. You're gonna fall over
Simply the best… rock in peace Meat, we miss you
great song
briliant,best live performance of the bat i've seen meat perform,excellent.
If you wanna hear an album identical live performance of a song just listen to the album. Meat purposefully changes the songs up to keep them fresh. Plus hes aged and your voice changes.
Awesome days of Meat Loaf.
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I burned 6,000 calories watching this!!!! Holy crap!
adoro esta banda..
This was actually recorded on June 2, 1999.
Gutted he’s gone he was talent
WSMFP NOLA 2019!!!! Bring it!
Legendary
the musicians are as follows Meatloaf Lead Vocals Todd Rundgren guitars keyboards percussion motorcycle guitar Roy Bittan Piano Keyboards Max Weinberg drums Jim Steinman Kasim Sulton Bass guitar Rory Dodd backing vocals and Ellen Foley backing vocals if anyone is interested I found these details on Wikipedia amazing song brill singer in Meatloaf I just love this song totally cool just chilling out to this stunning song nice Meatloaf has still got a brill voice from Alison Howard
10 out of 10
Killer version ! Meat in fine voice
Cracking Album !!!!!!
Drummers crazy good, as is meat
The Hammer
Mr Loaf, Mr Meat, Mr Meatloaf, whatever the greeting be, you sir, are epic ^^
That was great👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Love Him.
still got it, still got it.
Love it, love it, love it!!!!
He absolutely fucking nailed this, perfection.
Jadehl
By the way, the live version of Bat Out of Hell is usually slightly lower pitched than the studio version.
He is older now...
Yes 69 (*27.9.1947)
Legend!
it the most amazing singer since michael jackson. it is one and only MEATLOAF boys and girls
+Chris Wheeler It's Meat Loaf! His only pet hate is his name spelt wrong.
Yep. Meat is a billion times better!
everyone who comments to me must know that i love Michael Jackson he is the best singer. i love meatloaf he is a good singer too. so please no one say bad things to me. thank you
It's Meat Loaf! I just think Meat is better, Michael was good too. Just a little messed up in the head
Not really, Paul. My favourites are Meat Loaf, Anastacia, AC/DC, REM, Mel C, Bon Jovi, Whaitsnake, Metallica and a good few more. For me, it's all about being able to put on a good show live and have good music. I am not tied to one particular style.
Always did like this version of the band. Tom Brislin was the best pianist the group ever had (Paul Jacobs comes close but during his era wasn't really put to the test, no Heaven Can Wait, for example), and Kasim's arrangements were always spot on. The version of Paradise on Storytellers, for example, may be my favourite live version of that song ever. With so many live recordings of Meat the NLE make it or break it, but they're not often discussed. Anyway, great version, great song, great band.
Great, no phones recording this! Audience actually watching a performance rather than through an LCD!
Sublime
I grew up constantly hearing classic rock and came to strongly dislike it... But this album!!! God it's SO good!!!
Really? Disliking it....?? ..Why..? I grew up hearing classic rock and honestly can't find anything better....go figure
@@guillermoperis1673 It personally drives me insane, haha! I don't like constant, loud sound, so it simply isn't my taste 😊
@@ashareeoo Sure!! It's intense stuff (musically and emotionally). To each one his/her own.
Perfect!
legend
great
Amazing
It confuses me why this has been taken down a tone and then 10 years later he's singing at at the original tone... oh yeah the voice operation was 1998!
I was supposed to seem him live tonight. I hope he's alright. =/
THANKS WARIO LOAF FOR UPLOADING
Well obviously Todd goes without saying. I also saw Paul Crook tour with Meat here in New Zealand and I thought he was great. I actually already respected him a great deal from his work with Anthrax, he played on one of their best albums Stomp 442. Amazing where some of these guitarists end up. Funniest one for me was seeing Andy Timmons, guitar virtuoso with hair metal band Danger Danger appear live on stage with Olivia Newton John when she toured NZ. I was pretty shocked at that one.
I wish he wsa mine !
live is all way best
9:06 fucking hell that was amazing
🖤
thats how to rock them
Que voz é essa, Meu Deus?!!?
Please watch Meatloaf Mcg . Great performance live, incredible actually, words really cant describe it.:)
His name was Robert Paulson
His death was a hoax, he's still with us.
His real name is Marvin Aday, not Robert Paulson
24Boydie24 I know, but he was in fight club the film
24Boydie24 His name is actually Michael Lee Aday....
(born Marvin Lee Aday; September 27, 1947)
❤️
Rtl 4 so it was on dutch tv too hate that i missed it
This is better lead guitar play than usual for this song
+Wolfinator234 oh man, can't disagree more. This guy is great, no doubt though. FYI Todd did the original guitar parts in 1 take, quite unheard of
Ever consider the fact that this performance was clearly edited in post production? Odds are Meat played it exactly the same way he has since 78... but it was edited down for time. Blame editors, Not Meat
The record was 9:50, this is 10:15, so if anything, it is stretched out.
Okay Garage bands... This is The Performance bench mark !!!
Denk morgens ..dit wordt mijn ag vandag.....wcas at maar gisteren
I love Meatloaf and Bat Out Of Hell more than you can imagine, but I wish just once that the musicians would play something resembling the actual song and that Meat would sing one single note slightly similar to the way he sang it in '77. I'm a guitarist and I have listened to this album every day of my life, seen Meat live- but I'm so over live versions that mess with the original to the point where it's unrecognisable.
He can't. His voice has dropped.
In my opinion (and I've met both these gentlemen) two guitarists do this song justice. Those two would be Paul Crook and Todd Rundgren.
Of course I mean 2022.
I only recently understood,cuz i got older, that he could have been Rock's Pavarotti. 😳😳😳
Ik weet al iin BEIDER verwachting! Hi met je l 23 Sept 2017 winterswijk flapuit nep e at je goed vooruitat... A je boenen
Achteruit
😍
def a classic that doesnt wear off
It seems utube won't let me 'offically' reply, but in response to 'Wario Loaf': he was about 30/31 at the time, not 23.
by the way, it sounds to me he sounds a bit 'darker', which is to be expected with a voice that has aged 20 years, but he is still hitting some of the same notes the way he did in '77, mostly in the first half of the song.
You're correct - and overall, all things considered, he still sounds awesome here in his early 50's! :-) He hit those last high C's pretty darn well!!
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