Meat Loaf
Bat Out of Hell
- Bat Out of Hell
- You Took The Words Right Out of My Mouth
- Heaven Can Wait
- All Revved Up With No Place to Go
- Two Out of Three Ain't Bad
- Paradise By The Dashboard Light
- For Crying Out Loud
This is probably the quintessential hard rock album of the late '70's and, in my arrogance, I believe everyone should own it. Meat Loaf (ne Marvin Lee Aday) and Jim Steinman are absolutely a brilliant team, creating epic-length, hard and heavy rockers as well as elegant piano ballads. The real highlight is the now-legendary "Paradise By The Dashboard Light," the nine-minute saga of a teenage boy trying to get laid by the hottest girl in school. This album is a real classic. --Anonymous
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