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Meat Loaf
Bat Out of Hell
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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Track Listing
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
BAND MEMBERS & GUests
VOCALS:
Meat Loaf
GUITAR:
Todd Rundgren
BASS:
Kasim Sulton
DRUMS:
Max Weinberg
Jon Wilcox
KEYBOARDS:
Jim Steinman
Roy Bittan
GUESTS:
Ellen Foley
The New York Philharmonic Orchestra
RECORDING INFORMATION
LABEL:
Cleveland International
PRODUCED BY:
Todd Rundgren
RELEASE YEAR:
1977
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