SINGER REACTS to...Meat Loaf's "Bat out of hell"
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This video gave me so much grief😭 sry for the edits but it was unavoidable! Ty for watching anyway💖
Your reactions to Meat Loaf are just incredible. Is there any possible way you would react to this video. Would be amazing th-cam.com/video/S6Cik61A6lM/w-d-xo.html
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I feel as if a part of my youth died with the passing of this wonderful entertainer and genuine human being. Marvin Lee Aday (Michael) AKA Meatloaf your musical performances will live on! Thanks for the decades of memories.
Meatloaf gave 100% in all hi songs. Credit to Jim Steinman for writing the songs which Meatloaf brought to life!
I was in high school when this came out and he's provided the soundtrack to my life for the last 45 years. It's great to be able to hear these songs for the first time again through someone else's ears. Don't pass over the live performances it's where he shined. Check out "Meat Loaf Live With MSO - For Crying Out Loud". He's great with an orchestral backing
The “motorcycle” in this song is actually a guitar played by Todd Rundgren.
yeah, you can hear the revving transition into the solo, brilliant
Not on the first take. Jim Steinman wanted a motorcycle so Rundgren picked up his guitar and recorded it in 1 take
THANK YOU LISA........ excellent reaction..... now for Dead Ringer for Love Meatloaf and Cher
Thank you💃🏻 I have that on my list!
The girl in the Meat Loaf videos, Karla DeVito, was not on Night Court. Ellen Foley, who actually sang the female parts on Bat Out of Hell, was the one that went on to be on Night Court. Karla was brought in for the music videos and she did lip sync to Ellen's vocals. When they went on tour Karla did sing live.
No Ellen foley did not. The singers name was Patti. Try again.
@@amethystjones1038 Patti and Karla both sang live with Meat Loaf ...go check..
Hello, thanks for your great reaction...i know this song from about the year 1993 (where i started to become a ML fan) from this point on i listened it so much that i not only can sing it along but also play the instruments (with my mouth as well). Hahaha
10:20 Many people including myself say that if a biopic of Meat Loaf was done he should play it
A couple biopics have been done already. Meat Loaf played himself in at least one of them.
As much as I love and respect Todd my brain and heart tell me that who can do it better than the person, themselves?
Hey Lisa, a little bit of Trivia about this song.... Todd Rudgren played the lead guitar in this song. The sound of the motor b ike revving up and roaring away was actually Todd fooling about with his guitar as they needed a bike sound and did not have one.... so he created one. Meatloaf said that he was blown away to see Todd record the lead guitar track for the song in 15 mionjutes and in one take.
Not exactly correct..... The song was finished (Todd Rundgren mixed it) and he was playing it to Meat and Jimmy, Jimmy said what have you done to my song, and where's my motorcycle, I wanted a motorcycle in my song...... Todd picked up his guitar and said you want a motorcycle, I'll give you a motorcycle and played the chords that are now legendary to an open mouthed Jim and Meat..... The song was then remixed to include the 'motorcycle guitar'
There is some context to this it was originally meant to be in bat out of hell the musical, the character strat has to run on the bike because the girl's dad is going to kill him. Sadly the musical didn't come to the stage until 2017
Had the Bat out Hell 8 track back in the day.
"Dynamic " describes all of his songs
He’s going to work in the morning and he comes back at night
Jim Steinman is the genius..from opening piano notes to lyrics and music. Meatloaf brought Jim's genius to us. Without Jim...no Meatloaf. Incomparable team.
That’s Karla DeVito, Ellen Foley sang on the album but didn’t tour
This video was supposed to be Meatloafs big break on national TV when it aired on The Midnight Special. But there was a problem with the tape a few seconds into playing it.
While Jack did sample a lot of Meat Loaf's personality, he did use most of it in movies than in his own music career!
Wonderful...
When your on about him giving time for each member to shine, you have to think more of Jim steinman. He is behind every nuance in it... Every guitar point, drum beat every single thing... His vision... The song would have been much longer... Much much longer... He plans it all as an entire piece. Sadly Jim steinman, the genius.. also died last year, he was behind bonnie Tyler's total eclipse, holding out for a hero and Celine dions it's all coming back to me now... If you look at those too, you'll see that same exact precision... Even more so if you look at meat loafs for crying out loud and objects in the rear view mirror.. the bat trilogy was a soundtrack to Jim steinmans play and vision ...that he kept on adding too over the years of a story called Neverland. A futuristic Peter Pan in a post apocalyptic city built of chrome.
Sadly...when Jim died meat said now that Jim's gone.. I'll die this year... 6 months or so later... Sadly he did.
Meat was due to go back into the studio this month to record a comeback album...
Love you meat and jim
Lisa “objects in the rear view mirror “ is such a great song and video and almost no one on YT has reacted to it just saying….
She is not the one on Night Court. The real background singer is on the show. In fact the lady in the video, Kara DeVito and the actual background singer Ellen Foley just released anew song together
It's not about lovelife...its about a motorcycle
There are no motorcycles used in this video the motor sounds were created by Todd Rundgrens guitar! Can u believe it? It is! Check it out
That's very cool😎
I understand why you would think Jack Black is more famous than Meatloaf, but you have to understand it's more of a generational thing. My generation knows the significance of Meatloaf. He was a huge star and the album Bat out of Hell has sold some ridiculously high amount like 14 million copies. Maybe even more. I like Jack Black and I do see the comparison for sure, but for people my age, they are not remotely in the same league.
As a singer, I would love to see you do some INXS reactions. What You Need or Original Sin live from Wembley Stadium in 1991 is a good starting point.
I think it's closer to 50 million copies sold world wide. One of the top selling albums
Meat Loaf has suggested 19 concussions on tour due to passing out during performances.
Aw man! He was very committed😲
He did claim that but it wasn’t true. He was notorious for lying to reporters who asked questions that he had already answered a gazillion times, and admitted it.
its not a love song or a ballad...its about a motorcycle crash
Do your girl a solid! You so CRAZY!
You talked about the amplified lyrics but you missed that he died at the end of the song, A poignant highlight in retrospect.
I totally missed that! Thanks👌🏽
The girl on-screen during the video is Karla DeVito. The voice in the video is Ellen Foley (from Night Court). Karla DeVito was the backup singer on-stage during the tour, as Ellen Foley had other commitments that kept her from going on the tour. They took video of DeVito singing on the tour and synched it with the studio album using Foley's voice to create the music video. It's not really fair to say that DeVito's lip-synching, as she was giving an actual performance at the time.
The piano player is Jim Steinman, who wrote this song and all the others on the album, as well as many other hit songs for multiple artists.
DeVito did sing live when on tour
Karla Devito is the one lip synching. Ellen Foley, the actual singer on the album, is the one from Night Court. Karla actually did sing while on tour though.
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Perfect song to show his incredible talent.
Not hating but u compared meat with striven Tyler. Please listen to the talent-free version of the Star Spangled Banner then listen to Meat Loaf’s rendition. See if u want to compare again!
Karla wasn't in Night Court. She is lip synching in this. Ellen Foley is on the album and in Night Court.
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The songs were written, composed and arranged by Jim Steinman. Although Meatloaf was very good at it, he was just a gifted performer, not a creator. The best (and most successful) Jim Steinman song actually is "Total Eclipse of the Heart", sung by Bonnie Tyler, and not by Meatloaf. And for Carla de Vito (The "lip-synching" backroundsingsress): She actually had a duett with Jim Steinman himself: check it out Jim Steinman: Dance in my Pants.
Without Meat Loaf, "Bat Out of Hell" doesn't sell 43 million copies.
@@NBLP7001 Steinman had a lot of million-sellers without Meatloaf. Meatloaf had zero without Steinman. But I give him that he was the best male performer of Steinman songs hands down. It was a curse for him because he wrote very good songs himself (Midnight at the Lost and Found, Blind before I stop) that nobody wanted to hear, because they were not enough Steinman-like.
@@borisbrosowski6630 Yes, he sold a lot of records with his name on them. He didn't sing any of them. The right singer makes the song. No one wanted to hear Steinman sing Bat Out of Hell or Total Eclipse of the Heart (I don't want to hear ANYONE sing Total Eclipse of the Heart) All Along the Watchtower, no one wants to hear Dylan sing it, Hendrix's is the signature version. Crazy, Willie Nelson does a fair job singing it, but it's a Patsy Cline song. Sunday Morning Coming Down, Kris Kristofferson can't carry a tune in a bucket, but Johnny Cash made the song immortal. You can't discount the right singers contribution.
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@@borisbrosowski6630 Figured as much.