First Time Hearing MEAT LOAF - Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad (PCMStereo)
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- Hey there, fellow music enthusiasts! 👋 In this video, join me on my journey as I experience Meat Loaf's classic "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" for the very first time. 🎶 Let's dive into the soulful melodies and timeless lyrics together. If you're a Meat Loaf fan or just love discovering new tunes, this reaction is for you! 🤘 Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell to stay tuned for more musical adventures. 🚀
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6:49 is it me or is missing that love part kinda make the other 2 empty
True
The "I want you" could mean to pay the bills and the "I need you" to cook dinner.
The " no way im ever going to love you" Is because he gave his heart to a girl and she broke it and he no longer could give something that he just hasn't got.
@@jade-6777 is THAT what the song is about? Cuts deeper than I originally thought. 💔
@@mattheweudy2396 Yes. The lyrics describe a former lover saying the same thing to the narrator - from: 6:00
Rest in Peace, Meatloaf, your legacy will forever live on!
It's two words... he hated when people got that wrong
@@16driver16 I bet he's rolling over in his grave over that!🙄
The man made some amazing music. He's resting on his laurels now. I'm pretty sure his legacy will go on very comfortably as the awesomeness that it is
@@josephschultz3301 Resting on his Laurels??? Since Jan 20th, 2022...he's been RESTING In PEACE!
Paradise by the dashboard light is my personal favorite, you should check that one out as well. Meat had an amazing ability to bring Jim's music to life. A great and underrated singer. I hope that youtube fixes it's viewer counting machine for you soon. Great video Diane
Rest in peace Meatloaf.
Yeah, I love that one too. We even played that at my wedding
I'll check it out!
@@DianeJennings if you do pay special attention to the lyrics in that one
Absolutely do Paradise by the dashboard lights. My favorite song of all time!
Head phones are a must with that one.
Rest in Peace to Meatloaf and his awesome songwriter, Jim Steinman.
Meatloaf is very much a part of what made being a teenager in the late 70's and early 80's so good - the music rocked.
so true, Bad Attitude by him was the first album I ever bought and I love every song on it, it's very underrated
Same here...
You have to remember that Meatloaf and his pals were theater folks, first. They wrote songs that were very theatrical and he assumed a character that acted and sang a part in mini musicals. I think that helps explain a lot!
Jim Steinman wrote all these songs
Jim Steinman, the songwright who wrote the song and, unless I'm mistaken, the pianist on the song as well, had a gift for crafting musical stories of really kind of dysfunctional love. Meatloaf had a gift for giving those songs *life* in a way other artists rarely managed, though a handful of his song became famous from other artists - "Holding Out for a Hero" and "Total Eclipse of the Heartt" by Bonnie Tyler, "Making Love (Out of Nothing At All)" by Air Supply and even "It's All Coming Back" by Celine Dion.
But Jimmy and Meatloaf were a thunderously strong duo and their unique energy in the music industry is very much missed.
Hail the Travelers. Hail the Tale Spinner, Hail the Story Teller. Good Journey, gentlemen.
Yes, I am sure that is Jim playing piano in the video!
Yes Jim's name is under Meatloaf on the Album. He angry at first because they wanted to be seen as equal on the Albums.
Jim played piano in that video but I believe it was actually played by Roy Bittan who did most of the piano on the Bat out of Hell album.
Steinman is incredibly underrated! The piano player is supposed to be Roy Bittan, Springsteen’s pianist. He is also amazing, having played in most of steinman’s songs and with dire straits’ third album, Bella Donna by Stevie nicks and a lot more while being in the E street band since Born to Run. I personally like to believe that in terms of integrating technique and style into rock piano, he made as much of an impact to rock music as Billy Joel or Elton John!
Meatloaf was a gift to humanity. I know you don't usually do movies, but if you haven't seen it, you should check out the Rocky Horror Picture Show for oh so many reasons. Great reaction as always.
It is two separate words. He hated it when people wrote it as one
@@16driver16 You said that above as well.
@@balancedactguy I just wanna respect the man's wishes
@@16driver16 Fair Enough!👌
One of the greatest lines of lyrics ever put into a song. "you've been cold to me so long, i'm crying icicles instead of tears"
Lets not forget Jim Steinman who wrote, arranged meatlofts songs - so underrated and forgotten about but genius in his time...
Jim’s my favorite songwriter of all time. Nobody wrote songs like he did (RIP).
Agreed! And you see Jim in the video playing the piano!
@@keymack2477 Yes I was about to write that too.
Jim Steinman is what happened when you let the theater kid write rock songs, and it was glorious
Those who know will never forget. He wrote many songs for many artists, and they are all absolute classics.
Thanks Diane! This is my favourite Meat Loaf song, even if it is agonizingly heartbreaking. 😭😭😭And yes, I have been on the receiving end of this, so I walked away.
Good on ya!
That's the first time I saw him perform that song in a video. He's really "emoting" the lyrics, something not seen often these days, at least in my experience. I and a lot of people can relate to this song, I think.
I loved how dramatic he was and the songs too
He was definitely a theater kid and brought a lot of that theatricality to everything he did.
Fun fact, Scott Ian, the rhythm guitarist of the band Anthrax is married to Meat Loaf's daughter Pearl.
He was such a great guy. He was a girls softball coach in my hometown. Incredible voice.
Hey Kiddo, I remember this song back from 1977, it had a great rotation on fm radio. first I heard of this guy was as Eddie in The Rocky Horror Picture Show in 1975. He was good as the blacksmith in The Deadmans Gun tv show. I hope you and Chewie have a good weekend
What an amazing talent Meatloaf was............unfortunate how we never seem to really realize until it is too late. An absolute LEGEND. Meatloaf, truly loved, and missed so much. Rest in Peace 😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
Interesting fact about Meatloaf - he was in Dallas the day JFK was shot. He and some friends saw him taken into Parkland Hospital and even had a good look at the limousine Kennedy had been riding in.
Back in the day Cracker Jacks placed a little trinket in each of their boxes. When the line in the song "there ain't no Coupe de Ville hiding at the bottom of a Cracker Jack box", the makers of Cracker Jacks placed a Cadillac Coupe de Ville trinket in the bottom of each box as a nod to the song!
“I will do anything for love” is a good song.
I’ve never heard this song before but he’s a great singer. It’s quite beautiful.
It is right?! 😊
For my European friends: the "Coupe Deville" in this lyric refers to what was Cadillac's most popular model when this song came out. Sure, The Cadillac El Dorado was "nicer" (and more expensive) as were the Fleetwood sedans, But the Coupe Deville was THE car people thought of when they thought of Cadillacs in 1977 (I only bring this up as ""coupé de ville" can be inferred as a specific car body style from ANY make.)
Cracker jack boxes have a treat inside of them once you consume the main ingredients. It is notorious for being considered a junk prize.
Love by the dashboard light is my favorite Meat Loaf song.
First time I heard was in 1978, I was in 8th grade, I was a fan ever since.
Same, and about the same timing!
It was the 70s. Just after the revolution this was of the day and a little cheeky.
If you checked all the cars in my school's parking lot the year I graduated (1979) probably half of them had a copy of Bat Out Of Hell. It was huge. My own favorite is the title song, but really they're all great. One of the few albums I can sing along with every word to every song even today.
Bat Out of Hell was the biggest selling album in US history until it was supplanted by Michael Jackson’s Thriller in 1983. Meat Loaf pretty much disappeared in the ‘80s, then had a huge comeback in the early ‘90s. Great talent, especially when he collaborated with Jim Steinman.
8 track or cassette? 😅
@@LindaC616 Those days could have been either one. For me, I had the rekkid and put it on tapes so the record wouldn't get worn out. Still have that album.
@josephcote6120 lol, still have a few "rekkids" myself! 😄
Meatloaf's was sort of my jam since I first heard him do Bat Out Of Hell. His music always told some sort of story in a very theatrical way. I saw him live three times with gaps of ten or more years between shows He didn't tour the Canadian Prairies that often. He was also a pretty good actor in more than one film and TV roles.
The last time I saw him live was June 17th 2016 in Edmonton, Alberta he was doing his show which was always pretty theatrical. He had cancelled a couple of shows just before this due to health concerns, and there were questions about whether this show would happen. It did, but he didn't look in the best of shape. He was singing "I'd do anything for love" in his usual dramatic manner when he slowly collapsed on stage while singing. At first it was hard to tell if it was part of the performance or if something had happened, as the band kept playing for a bit before band members and crew rushed to his aid. The show immediately ended, and he was taken to hospital overnight. Suffering from a severe case of dehydration. Made the show even more memorable.
So, I enjoyed you reaction to this tune.
Woah that’s epic! I luv the theatricality
I'm glad 60 minutes interviewed Meatloaf before he passed. He gave Jim the credit he was due. Their music will still kickstart a Harley!
I really love seeing Meat Loaf Musics. Have a great weekend.
Thank you! You too!
Meatloaf..One of my favorites! Glad you found him.
Love Meatloaf. Man that dude could belt out some great tunes. What a voice.
Listen to the whole album in order, it tells a story. From their first time with each other (Paradise by the Dashboard Lights) onward. Oh if you get the chance to see the Bat Out of Hell musical go see it. Especially if it's the full show and not the cut down version that's in Vegas
he's a legend. I was sad when he passed away from Covid. You have to check out his video & song " Paradise by the Dashboard Light " He's a great showman
MeatLoaf is just an amazing story teller with his music. He is a rare jewel amidst commercial crap. 🤟🍻
Jim and Meat both from musical theatre. Jim Basically wrote a musical that together they turned into the rock album Bat Out Of Hell.
You need to check out the entire Bat Out of Hell album, especially Paradise By the Dashboard Light.
When I was in high school, everyone had this album. So many great songs. For Crying Out Loud is an often overlooked masterpiece.
@@cocoboobenstein Agree wholeheartedly.
I got lucky enough, to meat Meatloaf just a few months before he past away. Such a nice guy.
RIP Meatloaf and Jim Steinman what a duo. You have to do "Paradise by the dashboard light."
Meatloaf has so many great songs that it's hard to choose my favorite one
His "given" name is
Marvin Lee Aday. Meatloaf is a nickname given to him by his High School Football (American) coach
This song….”Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad” is my second favorite Meatloaf song.
The meaning is tangled up in the rock opera about a dead lover who wanted & needed him but could not love him, because a ghost.
Before recording the Bat Out Of Hell album, Meatloaf sang 5 songs on Ted Nugent's Free For All album. The songs, Writing On The Wall, Street Rats, Together, Hammerdown, and I Love So I Told You A Lie.
Thats interesting 😊
There's a reference to his tumultuous childhood in his song "Objects In The Rear View Mirror....". Very poignant song and an often overlooked great one. Worth a listen!!!
If you like Meaty's music then look up information about the late Jim Steinman, the composer who wrote the songs for him. It would also explain the popularity of Bonnie Tyler's _Total Eclipse of the Heart,_ Celine Dion's _It's All Coming Back to Me Now,_ and popular songs recorded by many other performers.
Hmm, Meat Loaf, Bonnie Tyler and Celine Dion ... well, two out of three ain't bad.
R.I.P. Mr. Aday. One of my fav groups. Thank you for the music and the memories.
I got the nick name little Rick as a kid since my dads named Rickey also. Everyone always wonders why I am called little Rick since I am 5'10" and not little. I would of never thought that would be your nick name. Being organized and clean is a good thing. It's hard to keep a house organized and clean so that's a good trait to have. At work, I keep hand sanitizer and cleaning wipes to wipe the area clean after others have worked at the computer desk. Wipe the desk, switcher source panels, headset/microphone, phone, keyboard and mouse.
Meatloaf was a multi talented person. Not only in his musical carrier but he was in several movies and TV Series. One of my favorites was when he was in an episode of Tales from the Crypt called What's Cookin'. Let's just say there was a part of the episode where his name had had multiple meanings.
This was on the first album. Paradise by the Dashboard lights! The complete album is a wonderful thing to watch for teens and young adults!
The Amelas One
With his father being so abuse his escape was high school football and later the theatre doing shows like Hair and Rocky Horror Show which he was also in the movie "Rocky Horror Picture Show". This is from the album Bat Out of Hell, with music written by the legendary Jim Steinman (RIP). Wish there was a way to take you by the hand and guide you through the entire album song by song.
Good reaction to an awesome song, probably one of the top 100 songs ever written. Anyway, I was 14-years old when this song (and RECORD ALBUM "Bat Out of Hell") came out. Could NOT keep this album on the store shelves for it was that popular!!!!! I still have my original cassette tape from the 1980s of "Bat Out of Hell" and it still works!!
You should check out more songs from "Bat Out of Hell".
This song takes me way back and hits some personal scars. And I love it. But there are definitely more of Meatloaf's songs you need to check out. "Bat out of Hell", and "Paradise by the Dashboard Light" come to mind first. As usual, I love your reaction.
We were unplung so we had no distraction so we listen on recordes wich made it more simpler 😊
So true
The 1st hit... Paradise by the dashboard light ...Is my favorite and i would have thought #1.
I think you would love Paradise By The Dashboard Light from Meatloaf, very dramatic and kind of a stage show as well. I was in my teen years in the 70's Meatloaf's album Bat Out Of Hell was a huge part of the late 70's experience, I actually wore out my first album.
You need to follow this up with Paradise by the Dashboard Lights
After seeing the shelves behind you, the nickname Howard makes sense.
While Meatloaf sang the songs, it was Jim Steinman who wrote the songs. Jim also wrote many other popular songs like Total Eclipse of the Heart and Holding Out for a Hero by Bonnie Tyler. As well as Making Love Out of Nothing at All by Air Supply.
First place I ever saw Meatloaf was in The Rocky Horror Pictures Pictureshow. He had a lot of amazing music and a fine acting resume
Ain't no ❤️ in the Heart of the city...🎤
Thanks for the video & he did have a really good range of his voice
Just wondering if you have ever seen the movie Rocky Horror Picture Show? Meatloaf has a small but great part that you may also enjoy the craziness of the movie. Although the best way to see RHPS is in a theater with audience participation.
Love seeing you find new musical interests, facts and your reactions to things that I have taken for granted for many years.
The first verse is him telling a girl he will never love her. But he wants her and needs her and he has found out that those too aren’t bad by them selves and she will learn it too. The second verse is explaining that he gave away his heart to someone years before that told him that she would never love him and that’s how she learned 2 outta 3 ain’t bad. So now it’s just a vicious cycle that keeps playing on into the future.
Meatloaf was the softball coach at my high school.
Paradise by the dashboard light! The live video.
Even when I was a kid back in the 70's, grade school kids were still debating whether 'Ain't' wasn't ( or Ain't ) a real word in the dictionary.
Meat Loaf always had some really fun songs. Loved him in "Roady". He was born in Dallas, TX in '47, so he would have been 16 when Kennedy was assassinated, so it's very possible he was somewhere near Dealey Plaza when it happened. His death being attributed to Covid though might be a bit of a stretch since he died in late January before Covid became a real issue here in the States.
Fun fact: He was in Rocky Horror Picture Show.
Oh really?! I heard about it around November but it might have not been stateside till after
I saw an interview Meat Loaf did with Mike Huckabee where he said he was at Parkland hospital when President Kennedy arrived there.
@@DianeJennings yep. Here it started to be recognized as Covid around mid-March. Not saying it wasn't Covid, mind, just that it wouldn't have been diagnosed as such in January.
@@nathanmaltby3201 That's possible too. He may have worked at Parkland. Either way, he was born and raised in Dallas, and he was 16 at the time so...
My childhood nick name was Dolly, because I was born very small and I had 4 older sisters that interacted with me by dressing me up with doll clothes...it was the early 70's.
Hi Diane! Meatloaf has several hit songs, and is also famous for his role in the Rocky Horror Picture Show!. Have a great Weekend! Boop!
I've had this CD for 35 years. I've sang along fir 45 yrs. What a CD. Get this and listen to the whole CD.
I just subscribed because you are the first Meat Loaf reactor that reference Fight Club. His name was Robert Paulson!
Meatloaf was interested in the paranormal. He appeared in several episodes of Ghost Hunters.
0:52 I struggle to name other Meatloaf songs too, except Rocky Horror
meatloafs in another musical movie called feel the motion where he performs a good song called piece of the action. The movie also has singer falco performing rock me amadeus and singer pia zadora singing little bit of heaven. those are good songs too. Pia Zadora is in the movie musical voyage of the rock aliens and she performs some good songs little bit of heaven, you bring out the lover in me, let's dance tonight, real love.
If you like Meat Loaf, you should check out Bonnie Tyler, a Welsh singer who stylistically is basically Meat Loaf's female counterpart. This is mostly due to the fact that Meat Loaf's songwriter, Jim Steinman had a falling out with him and started writing songs for her, most notably "Total Eclipse of the Heart" and "I Need a Hero".
Paradise By The Dashboard Lights is my favorite ML song.
"His name is Robert Paulson!"
Showman and singer. Put on quite a performance back in the day. Paradise by the dashboard lights was another big hit for him.
As far as the singer goes, I love Meatloaf! As for the food, I make a killer meatloaf Diane, quite tasty I promise. Great video, do some more! :)
Love Meatloaf one of his best songs.
Giving credence to his stories: He grew up in Texas (JFK killed in Texas), Moved to LA/Hollywood area (Charles Manson era).
Try the song that put the band in the spotlight (though a long and arduous journey that year) in Bat Out of Hell (full album version - need that intro) Iconic/epic song. A masterpiece by Jim Steinman & Meatloaf.
Paradise by the Dashboard Light is a MUST!!!!!
As far as the word ain’t, when I was a kid (I’m 69 now) the saying was “ain’t, ain’t in the dictionary” But that changed over time and it was accepted and entered in the dictionary!
I'll join the chorus calling for "Paradise by the Dashboard Light."
I could be wrong, but my perception is that musicians up through the 1980's succeeded because they had tremendous talent. Sometime in the eighties or nineties, marketing and technological help in the studio made more musicians famous because of their looks or celebrity rather than their singing talent. Although of course there continues to be talented singers coming along.
Yes!!! Not only are listening to one of my all-time favorite Artists, Meatloaf, but you chose my favorite song of his. This is not as easy as it may sound as he has a massive, wonderful discography. "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" is on the first "Bat Out of Hell," album which to me is the perfect record. Not only is every song outstanding but I know them all by heart. I could sing any of them on command which of course never happens, since I sound like two alley cats fighting under a trailer. a perfect follow-up would be "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." I will now watch the video (Yeah, I did this kind of backwards).
Every single track let me repeat that, every single track from bat out of hell is amazing. Even if you don't react, you should listen.
FUN FACT: Meatloaf was "Eddie" in the 1975 "Rocky Horror Picture Show" movie!
I think this is the first time I've heard that song and like you I think "Anything for love" is the only song I know from Meatloaf.
So epic right?!
I heard that meatloaf stepped on his school choir teacher's foot and he said, "get off my foot you big meatloaf"
Classic from the 70's!
Thanks for reacting to it Diane!
I love Meatloaf. Rock Opera was great. Bat Out of Hell is fantastic. Queen did Rock Opera too.
Paradise by the dashboard lights made him cool.
I want you I need you
But I don't love you.
Iv heard those words hundreds of times
Guy was a massive Talent, (no pun intended) This song was his best IMO
'67 here my nickname is Kilroy. Yes we Love Meatloaf Beautiful Voice.
This goes in the short list of songs in the genre I call "honest love songs".
Okay...the entire Bat Out Of Hell album is filled with amazing songs like this, all written by the incomparable Jim Steinman. He wrote a lot of Meat Loaf's songs, including the hugely successful albums Bat Out Of Hell, Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell, and at least half of Bat Out Of Hell III. Steinman also wrote Bonnie Tyler songs "Holding Out For A Hero" and "Total Eclipse Of The Heart", among many others, and wrote the lyrics for the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical Whistle Down The Wind. There is a version of the song "A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste" from the musical recorded by Meat Loaf with Bonnie Tyler that is fire!
I also suggest seeing The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with Meat Loaf playing the small role of Eddie, one of two roles he originated in the Los Angeles Roxy Theater stage production that also starred Tim Curry as Dr. Frank N Furter. Meat Loaf sings a blistering rock song "What Ever Happened To Saturday Night?" in the film. The other role he played onstage was Dr. Everett Scott, a role recast for the movie.
From the Bat Out of Hell album. One of the greatest rock and roll albums of all time, period.
I think we can all relate to this song. I know it’s happened to me
Born Marvin Lee Aday; September 27, 1947 - January 20, 2022, known professionally as Meat Loaf, was an American singer and actor known for his powerful, wide-ranging voice and theatrical live shows. He is on the list of bestselling music artists.