WHAT IN THE WORLD!!..| FIRST TIME HEARING Meatloaf Paradise By The Dashboard Light REACTION 

Fuck the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame !

@@hemidart7 So, no Styx, no Ted Nugent, and no freakin' Pat Benatar. Ya, fuck them clowns!

Rock and roll hall a fan doesn't know talent if it hit them in their stuck up collective ass...R.I.P. Meat we miss you.....

It is so wrong that he was not in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ....... WHILE HE WAS STILL ALIVE !......

@@mathis21 Pat Benatar is nominaded for this year

Still got mine. Scratches and all.

I lost SO many copies of the Bat Out Of Hell cassette in high school letting friends "borrow" it. 🤣

Definitely one of the most solid end to end albums ever released.

YEA X 10

Agreed

Fight Club

Eddie!

He in the original broadway shows Rocky horror where he played two parts and the original stage show of grease He was indeed the real deal

Boy From Temple, TX Makes Good! RIP. His daughter Pearl Aday has been married to Scott Ian (Anthrax) for years.

@@kerryn6714 outta the deep freeze-La Machine!

Exactly the whole point was both of them got what they wanted and neither thought of the aftermath, typical hormone kids😆

perfectly explained - took the words right out of my mouth.

@@51Dss I see what you did there!

It's amazing how many reviewers miss the first verse.

But Jay had already reacted to this a while ago and all this was explained, but he still thinks its all the same night (does he read the comments I wonder)???

@@51Dss I see what you did there. ;)

that video would go viral, brother.

other than the two of you being married that had to be the highlight of the reception wish i could have been apart of it sound's like a great time was had by all

I love that!! Amazing haha

OMG! We did the same thing at my daughter's wedding two years ago! It was a highlight of the reception!

@@tarasimonelli8891 We did this at my brother's wedding back in the 90's! LOL

Four actually. 1:Paradise 2:Baseball 3:Stop Right There 4:Praying for the End

@@repoman6508 The baseball game is a bridge to Stop Right There. It's not an act itself.

It is a play, so she’s on to something early on. In her defense, she says it in the first act, not knowing what would follow. And the album was originally conceived as a play. Something about Neverland, but it got scaled back to just the album.

He also acted in the cult classic "The Rockey Horror Show ". He played Eddie.

Meatloaf had a musical theater background, which is why his rock music and performances were so theatrical.

Lol. "Let me sleep on it" double entendre.

Such an amazing performance. It is very theatrical which I love 💕. What an amazing duo. Meatloaf is missed. 😢

Thats not Ellen Foley she didn’t tour

That's Patti Russo. She has been singing with him forever.

@@lilliewilson5387 - No, it's Karla DiVito in the video, but Ellen Foley's voice.

You nailed the meaning of the ending.

My husband and I have been together since '89. This song has always been a joke between us. For totally different reasons then than now (which you obviously understand if it's your song too 😁🤘✌ 'It was long ago and it was far away and it was so much better than it is today ' Thank God my husband has an awesome sense of humor 😄

@@karenfisher3904 my wife and I got married in '78 and we love this song too. (Thankfully, we're not praying for the end of time.)✌

@@YN97WA course not, it's just a fun dig at each other 😁

thats how I see it to

Yes. Ellen on the track. With Karla on stage here.

check her and a few other female singers out on Jim Steinman's Pandora's Box Album ---my favorite is Original Sin. Its criminal how underrated and unknown that Album is She was also a good actress on Night Court TV sitcom

Ellen Foley is fantastic and her contribution to this epic is worthy of credit, but is it really the case that she doesn't get that credit? I don't know anyone who loves this song and isn't aware and appreciative of her part in it.

RIP Meatloaf!! Love y'all!!❤️❤️

@@emilymcpaul4204 They are lip-syncing here, so Karla is just lip-syncing to the studio track for this video. She sounds very different.

Took the words right out of my mouth! I think that's what makes this song so funny! It is obvious that's not what he wanted but it is not what she ultimately wanted either.

@@joemiester31 “Took the Words Right Outta My Mouth” nice touch. Another Meat Loaf song. :-)

@@Uatu-the-Watcher 😉

Yes, the background lyrics. " It was long ago and it was far away, and it was so much better than it is today"

@@tmkellison4016 and her reprise overlaid of the "It never felt so good, It never felt so right. We're glowing like the metal on the edge of a knife" lyric.

A large part of the credit has to go to Jim Steinman for writing the songs. He's a genius at writing these mini musical theater pieces

​@@antivanti Meat Loaf has a long theater background appearing in Hair and The Rocky Horror Picture Show along with performing off-Broadway.

@@theman4884 I know. But he still needs good songs to sing and the ones by Steinman are by far the his best songs

@@antivanti I am not disagreeing at all. Steinman is brilliant. I was just pointing out he did in fact have a theatrical background.

He actually performed on Broadway in Rockabye Hamlet before doing by this album

Two out of three ain't bad is one of my favorites.

Bet even when your driving and "You took the words out of my mouth" comes on you can't help but clap along at that one spot in the song

Objects in the Rearview Mirror May Appear Closer Than they Are. Beautiful and sad.

Meat Loaf was actually part of the musical "Hair" in 1968, which is where Jim Steinman saw him and offered him the vocalist part for his 'tour de force' "Bat Out Of Hell".... the rest, as they say, is history....!!

not a dry eye is also a great song.

Meatloaf began his career in musical theatre. In the early Seventies he performed in the Rocky Horror (stage) Show on Broadway (playing both Eddie and Dr. Scott) and in Los Angeles. He also performed in the L.A. production of "Hair." Meatloaf is what's called a Heldentenor, an "heroic tenor" in opera. Jim Steinman, the band's piano player, wrote the music and songs for "Bat Out of Hell" album and described his music as "Wagnerian rock."

Oh yeah ... I saw him and his band onstage in the 90s for the "Bat Out of Hell II" tour. They knocked it outa the park!

Can't call him under-rated that album is among the top 20 albums ever sold.

Agreed

@@aebalc He was underrated, in that - despite his album success, he never gained the mainstream popularity of other elite artists during his time. And Bat Out of Hell initially didn't sell well, in the US or UK in particular, because Brits didn't really know who he was. The video for the song Bat Out of Hell was released early in the UK on a popular tv show, and that's when UK audiences started buying the album. What popularity he did have in the US at the time was mostly built on his Broadway performances in Hair and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. | And a big chunk of his sales for Bat Out of Hell came in the 90s, after the release of Bat Out of Hell II:Back Into Hell. I Would Do Anything for Love was a smash hit, and had X-gens like me going back to find the first album. Th X-gens had also grown up on The Rocky Horror Picture Show, the cult following of which exploded in the mid 80s and 90s. So we knew who Meatloaf was. When BOoH II came out, we went nuts. My mom had his BOoH album, so I didn't have to go buy it. But I never listened to it until the second one came out and it made me wonder about the first. | He's always had a cult following but, in the recording industry, he's always been considered more of an eccentric artist with a niche style that didn't have universal appeal. And so many people in the industry believed he never got the full respect for how talented he really was. I always thought that as well and, after he died last January, a number of tributes went out to him. And It struck me how many artists mentioned him being underrated, and I felt a little better, that I didn't misread him, many in the industry thought the same thing. Apparently, many felt the fact that he hadn't been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was an indication of that.

exactly. they both made a poor choice that evening, and were both waiting on the 'end of time' to get out of their promise/vow.

Nope! At the end, he is singing "It was long ago and far away, It was so much better than it is today". She is singing, "It never felt so right, it never felt so good, It feels much better than I thought it should". Two different views of the same situation.....(although the woman may be trying to convince herself that the relationship is good, when it isn't. Women are like that at times...) (That last comment may get me in trouble because women hate the truth about such things.....)

@@hiredgun05 Those statements say exactly the same thing. The only difference is how its affected them. She's heartbroken and he's angry but both of them remember a better time in their relationship.

@@hiredgun05 [Girl repeat until the end:] It never felt so good, it never felt so right And we were glowing like the metal on the edge of a knife This is the Girl remembering that the relationship 'was' so good and right, and Hot! Remembering what was with ever increasing distance as the song and her thoughts trail off along with his remorse.

There are REAL rockers. Meatloaf was definitely a REAL rocker! RIP

"His name is Robert Paulson. " ~Fight Club ~ RIP Big Guy. 😇

I remember watching him on a talk show and they asked him what they should call him. He said, “Call me Meat. That sounds good.” LOL 😂

A sad day in deed. 😢

especially this album since all the songs tie in, this is an album that is best listened to as an album rather than piece meal

Find a live concert of his on u tube and watch the action unfold on stage it's absolutely amazing

I recomend the video to "Objects in the rearview Mirror "

I'm glad you referred to "Rock Opera", you beat me to it! This is a production, in a similar vein to "Rocky Horror Picture Show". It was a cool time. Man, I was in love with Carla😏

If you listen to "I Would Do Anything for Love" I suggest the full length album version for full effect.

"Like This..!"

I remember that well!

👄💥Hot Patootie!🎶🤘 💘 🖤💘🖤💘

@@farrahlynne7121 Bless mah soul! He was so good in that. Too bad he turned into kind of a jerk. Oh, well…

OMG! I'm such a geek for the RHPS lmao 🤣 idk what it is other than Tim Curry as Franken Furter and of course the fun and catchy music, but I absolutely love it! I've got the movies, collectables, posters, comics, away albums etc... lol I would love if there existed a full recording of a showing of the original Musial or one of the original beau's when it opened in the U.S. at The Roxy, but pictures and the original live albums are enough! Lol I still haven't ever been to a midnight showing, or in an audience participation (idk how safe that is nowadays tho) but I'd still go if I have the chance! Lol The movie has a great cast, young movie stars in the making like, Susan Sarandon & of course Meatloaf, he's actually very good on film and at theatrics, which is kind of obvious if you've ever watched any of his concerts or live stage performances. I've got the remake movie too, there's a lot of credible celebrities in that one also and very talented,still nothing beats the original, at least imo. The comment about not having Meatloaf again is said in the remake version as a nod to the actual Meatloaf playing "Eddie" in the original & also bc it's insinuated that Fter the I e pick incident Franken Furter has him prepared & served to the guests & they unknowingly eat him at dinner, yeah if You haven't seen this cult gem, it's shocking, crazy, weird, silly, & a funny sci Fi/horror/rock musical, I left out provocative, unapologetic, & sensual lol I know this started out about Meatloaf but I took it somewhere else. Woops! I wonder what Jay & Ambers reactions would be to this one????!!! I think they would find the art in it and an appreciation for it, also I think you can draw your own conclusions or take something from it that applies to life and ones individuality & freedoms, even if there isn't supposed to be a moral as the writer has said, you can still find something hidden there. I just think it would be an amusing and hilarious reaction to watch tho😆 If they start doing reviews or reactions to movies ALSO, I think that would be interesting and fun, but like with movies and maybe documentaries just associated with & about music. So to keep the musical aspect there but expand on even more musical knowledge of history of the songs, artists, back stories etc... There's a wide variety right there with biopics, musicals, rock operas, band/music documentaries, concert movies, movies with bands/artists starring in them, & all the great fictional music movies. I'd like to watch reactios with them of the movies that everyone has sent them, they all are greats & ive got a few in mind I really want them to see, I know that would be more time consuming, especially with editing & their busy lives with parenting, work, the kids and with the new arrival almost there!💙 It's just something that came to my always rambling mind that I think would be fun, but I definitely love their music reactions here & wouldn't want that to change either. Love watching them, they are so good together and doing this YT & musical journey as a team, love the positive vibes and the strong appreciation for music c and art, I love how y'all don't take things for granted and how that you have a wonderful and strong structure of family built on love, positivity, & doing things as a family unit. I sincerely pray that many more BLESSINGS will continuouslu come your way🤗💟🎶☮️

I remember those college parties as well. The original line dance

Damn right.

I totally agree @Julie!

100%

I wish I could say I was old enough to comment, but I was 7 in 1986 lol. Although, I was there when MTV first came on the air so I guess that has to be good enough lol. I do remember in the 90's watching Rocky Horror every Halloween and the absolute shock and amazement one year after the movie ended and immediately after the debut of I'll do anything for love came on.

Amber’s reaction is priceless! 🤣

I laughed so hard I nearly pee'd my pants! Between her absolute look of confusion, his clearly getting into the song, including the lyrics, and then her look of disgust when it finally hit her what was going on....OMG...so funny!

SO TRUE!!!

Hot Patootie bless my soul.

or his part in Fight Club.

@@mikemaricle9941 I really love that rock n roll!

We are lucky enough to still have a drive-in movie close to where I live, and they showed Rocky during the height of the pandemic. It was pretty awesome. The only downside was you couldn't leave your car, but everyone had their windows down so there was a bunch of bad singing, lots of toast was chucked out windows, and we had to fill up the windshield washer fluid the next day!

@@woo545 Bob had breasts.

Indeed, the Bat Out Of Hell musical(by Meat Loaf AND Jim Steinman) is teen hormones up to 11 but it’s still AWESOME

Steinman, Rundgren, Weinberg, Brittan, Meat Loaf….this was a supergroup…

It has an operatic quality to it.

Had the pleasure of having front row seats to a NY show. The live show was a tad spicier and the quality of their talents were superb 🤘

They certainly were.

Definitely Bat Out of Hell and Hot Patotie, Bless My Soul. Also, I love Objects in the Rearview Mirror and I'd Do Anything for Love.

Also i believe Ellen was on the tv show "Night Court" so she definitely was caught up in other obligations.

Look up SEVEN HUNNID ON RU-vid , you will not regret it

If you want to see him perform you have to watch Rocky Horror Picture Show. Lots of music and theater

Pure theatre put to a fabulous song

He also sang "it was long ago and far away" at the end. It wasn't the next day.

he's also the DAD in tenacious D's Pick of destiny and was REALLY channelling some memories there.

If you want to see Meat act, the movie to see is "The Rocky Horror Picture Show". Watch him being interviewed about it first, it was his first film appearance.

@@pR1mal. this 👏

@@pR1mal. actually State Fair (1962 ) was his first appearance in movies . but his best was 1980 ROADIE .. he was in 35 movies in all

Throughout his career he did a number of duets. In addition to Cher he has one with a young Jennifer Hudson as well!

@@jimmcevers9443 Before he became famous with the "Bat out of hell" album he made an album with a woman named Stoney as "Stoney and Meat Loaf". You can find the album on YT. I really like it. But I don't know who Stoney is.

"Dead Ringer" is AMAZING! So few people know of it.

Omg lol what a great story

@@zanethind Amber's expressions just had me rolling with laughter.... like "how dare he do that!" ....that was a classic reaction...Great job "J"!

Meat Loaf's songwriter, Jim Steinman, actually adapted a few of the songs on Bat out of Hell from a musical of his called Neverland which was a sci-fi retelling of the Peter Pan story. Paradise wasn't one of those songs, but later Jim just went and turned Bat out of Hell into its own stage musical.

The great thing about music is that's it's always there for you when you need it. Hope all is OK.

@@jeffaube I am still walking and breathing. So many with my condition are in a wheelchair within a year of coming down with it. Yes, music REALLY has helped get me through the tough times until I finally was able to get my illness into remission a few years back... Thank you for the thoughts.

After watching a lot of their more recent videos I can’t get over how gigantic her face is here. It’s swollen to twice the non pregnant size.

74 same same

I'm in the same age group, but when I was a kid I knew songs from the 20s and 30s and all kinds of genres. Folk, jazz, big band, symphony and even opera. When I was 11 or 12 I started listening to Elvis, Buddy Holly, lots of Rock a Billy and just have had music in my life ALL my life. Luckily my parents loved music. Rock n roll not so much. LOL It's a bit disappointing to see so many people locked into one era, one genre. I know every word to that song and most of the other Meatloaf/Jim Steinman songs. Too great.

I'm 62 but I was also 17 when this song came out! Except I was a good girl and NOT like these two. Still, it was such a great song, lyrics and music, and I can remember so may people getting pulled over for speeding tickets because of the way the music/lyrics get faster...like you're compelled to just stomp on the gas! And I agree - love seeing younger people, especially people of color, listening to the older songs that they never really gave any thought to. I think it bridges a lot of gaps to realize that throughout time, we're not all that different from each other.

Im 58, this song has been a part of my life since I can remember. It is a part of the American experience.

Absolutely! Watching her face as the realization starts to wash over her was fantastic!

Amen!

The look she gives him at 9:39 is hilarious! 🤣

Meatloaf got'em in trouble.

Does have a kinda 'bye bye birdie' vibe.

Amber is very rarely wrong, she’s the glue-get some ginkgo biloba for him, Swiss cheese for short term memory. Stop toking!

That's why his music is widely considered rock opera.

@@ryzael75 well that and Jim Steinman writing the songs.

Be for you go anu further do ya love me will ya love me forever

Meatloaf was Eddie in Rocky Horror Picture Show. If I'm not mistaken it was actually his first gig.

@@TheElvis60 I think it was. Man does not get enough credit. Hell him as Bob is an amazing acting performance

His name is Robert Paulson.

Exactly! I could see her trying to find the right words to describe it. I'm yelling musical theater!!! Lol aka Rock Opera is what it was called at the time. Unique. The whole album is a musical play.

@@TheElvis60 hair on broadway was his first, youtube search meatloaf mike muckabee. Good interview and story about him when JFK was shot.

Shows how old fashioned this song is from 30 years ago. Back then you actually honored you commitments. Even when given under “duress” :). Also no mention of drinking or drugs. Just honest teenage hormones.

@@don-o-seven1437 44 years ago! I was in highschool at the time.

And she was singing that part with him, so she was sick of him too! All for one night of teenage hormones exploding, haha

A lot of people miss that it's not the next day, but years later and that they both are done with the relationship. Karla even kicks at 'loaf, and he still gets blamed for being just like a man.

@@tedmaloof234 exactly! I always see them as a “disillusioned” middle aged married couple at the end of the song praying for the sweet release of death. 😀

@@tedmaloof234 the lyrics at the beginning and end make it clear that the song is a story about something “long ago and far away”

Hahahaha. I had a friend in high school that introduced me to Meatloaf, and the first time I heard this I cracked up hearing Loaf say “let me sleep on it”. We nick named my buddy Meatloaf, or “Loaf” for short. He hated it, but we still call him that to this day.

Now that's a funny story@@Brian-xu9di

Meatloaf was never underrated..

I just heard the news. Damn.

@@Daxtarr1 Yea, it's sad. He was a true artist!

He was EPIC. It's amazing he lasted this long! A life well lived. Go watch the movie "Roadie" with Art Carney and Alice Cooper, Meatloaf was epic.

I was 25 yrs old when it cam out and I still like it LOL

A good year 1962…..

Would you offer your throat to the wolf with the red roses?

@@rejektppc Yes...." I bet you say that to all the boys!"

Not only is it not an immediate switch to "prayin' for the end of time", he also says, "I'll never break my promise or forget my vows" so they had been married for awhile before he started praying for the end of time. The song begins as a flashback to when they were 17 and ends as a married couple who can't stand each other, or at least the husband can't stand the wife anymore. Which brings me to a song by Weird Al called "One More Minute" where Al describes all the things he'd rather do than spend one more minute with this woman including cleaning all the bathrooms in Grand Central Station with his tongue. Hilarious!

@@mikemiller3069 They were both singing the lines of waiting for the end of time, and doubting their ability to survive another minute together. But they both remember the passion of their youth fondly.

I used to use that passage to show off my new new toy a CD player.

She is having a hard time figuring what MEAT LOAF really is. Or sadly, was. She will love this music. :)

She's so cute lol

I totally agree but it's not just a complete story. BAT OUT OF HELL was written as act 1 of a rock opera

Truth! I have this album.

He was awesome the time he was on Ghost Hunters!

@@Budini67 yep!

He was also on The Haunting of with Kim Russo. They went back to the house that had been used to produce his records because he had a paranormal experience there that terrified him so much that he overdosed on pills.

@@applcinamn I had forgotten all about that show! 😀

Exactly!

Exactly!' How is it that our age group got that yet all these reaction videos don't get it. Our era of music can not be duplicated, so glad I grew up during these times. Oh, the memories! Love Meatloaf!

I was just about to comment they should do some Rocky Horror Picture Show tunes!!

I get paid to smoke weed in all my RU-vid videos 😈💨

He actually had appeared in the stage version of Rocky Horror, as well as being in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show"

My favorite song is Heaven Can Wait. This is such a great album

Rocky horror picture show! Played every Friday at midnight by me when I was young back in the 70's. There are still midnight shows once a month not to far from me now!

There's a theatre near me that does a midnight showing on Halloween every year. I haven't been to one yet, but I just might this year.

I was a senior in high school when it came out. I still have the vinyl too. And agree, it's still one of my favorites! I'm also from Texas.

I was 9,Dad had it on 8 track in the old dodge!

How about reacting to men mo

Keb mo

White and Nerdy while be a great choice or Amish Paradise since those are based on rap, music Jordan has said he knows.

@@ashcraft555 Solid choices there, too! There’s so many to choose from that I couldn’t go too deep, but you’re right, Jordan would seriously dig too!

@@MrDarkwing78 Another One Rides the Bus, Foil, Word Crimes

Eat It!! I literally laughed through that entire video the first time I saw it, and still remember the bar I was in when I did. Still laugh every time I see it, it's absolutely hilarious!

@@jodonnell64 Being the pedant I am, I absolutely LOVE Word Crimes!

Also even though in the song it is the very next moment, I've always believed it was in fact years later. He's reminiscing at the start "Well, I remember every little thing as if it happened only yesterday"

I was going to say something similar but you got it spot on. When she said she felt like she was watching a show, she got it. She got the song and she got Meatloaf.

Don't forget that there is a story across 3 songs, one song to one album. Bat out of Hell, I would do anything for love and I'd lie for you and that's the truth.

"practically"? rock opera???? NO... this is one of the DEFINITVE rock opera albums.

Kids these days dont know what real music and videoclips are with all that crap they see nowadays on Tiktok and instagram..... so pityfull

That is the WHOLE POINT!!! The both regret it. But she had to get that promise. Stupid social constructs.

Yes exactly, the verse that goes "so now Im praying for the end of time..." they are singing this verse in unison. Also if you watch any of the live performances at the end of the song they'd have fights/arguments and he'd call her a "bitch" and she'd call him a "dick." Great Song! It's actuall my favorite Meatloaf song.

The woman who actually sang this is Ellen Foley, Carla lipsynced this for the video.Ellen Foley was in the musical " Hair " and played Billie on the tv show " Nightcourt "

And she is singing that way back then, it wasn't all that good and still isn't good.

"it was long ago, and it was far away, And it was so much better than it is today" People miss this nuance at the end 💜😂

But I think she got the ending wrong. As Meatloaf sang; he doesn't lie or break a promise. He agreed and stuck with her, but now they *both* are wishing for the end of time.

I have only 32 8-tracks, but 4 are Meatloaf! :)

That's always what I got from the song. A married couple who realizes that the decision they made in the heat of passion was not the best but not wanting to break the vows they made to each other.

Evil 8-Track clicks never go away.

And they were barely 17...

I know those clicks! I, without my parent's permission, signed up for one of those music clubs where you would get 12 albums/8 tracks of your choice for free, then you had to buy so many more in a certain time period. The bad part is they would auto-send something random every month, and if you didn't send it back, the bill would start adding up. Ooops! I was 13 and didn't even have a job 😕😜!

Yeah, Amber really struggled with the so not Hollywood ending!

I love the looks she shoots at him during this song. Fantastic!

yes!!! the entire Bat out of hell album would be great!! a marathon...I'm in!!!!

I agree, "For Crying Out Loud" is one of the most powerful examples of his voice. Jordan and Amber, You two should watch the Rocky Horror Picture Show where Meatloaf plays "Eddie," a role he played in the original theatrical production of the musical. His name is Marvin Lee Aday and I don't remember whether it was his dad or football coach that started calling him Meatloaf (ML). Thanks for sharing!

This is a key component of the story. They were barely 17, raging hormones, and had no idea what they wanted. So enamored by the heat of the moment, they got caught up, and years later, grew to realize that they were just young and dumb, and now they're miserable woth each other. Anyone who shacked up with a teen sweetheart and stayed for years and years never having the courage to break that vow and leave, will really get this one. What a masterpiece.

@@awkwardme5375 Yes, they're BOTH praying...it wasn't what either of them wanted.

Remember he sang i won't break my promise of forget my vow . And it was long ago and far away and so much better than it is today. It's the story of a young love affair then marriage being looked back on in regret by both of them.

' Took the words right out of my mouth '

and I would love a reaction of all the above

Jim Steinman also wrote that song Celine Dion sand and it was released around the same time as I Would Do Anything For Love.

@@rick139208 ???? The Celine Dion song he wrote was "Its All Coming Back To Me Now" try English next time

Produced by the great Todd Rundgren, who also played guitar.

What a huckleberry!

Phil got his start in baseball as a semi-pro in my little town in VA back in the mid-30s, way before he signed with the Yankees.

Rizzuto*

Her facial expressions say a lot about her teenage experiences

Meh, R rated.

Actually watched the live consert, I think it was out of Buffalo 1977 or 78, channel 4, we are north of Toronto, so it was fuzzy and the station faded out at about 9 pm. Rabbit ears. Had the album, parents were horrified.

I agree, “for crying out loud” is the best song on that album.

I gave an upvote, then realized it went to 70 so I had to downvote to get it back.

Many people don't realize they both sing that part! Good comment..

I think one of his best was the movie Black Dog with Patrick Swayze

He's greatest achievement in his own words...waS when he finally made it to a stage on broadway....

it's def not for everyone. I appreciate it but not a fan of the movie. drama kids love it

@@MrFrankenass I was just going g to mention that movie, you beat me to it.

His name is Robert Paulsen....

@@armynurseboy His name is Robert Paulsen

😂😂😂 his name is Robert Paulson 💀💀💀

@@armynurseboy Lol

Everyone's right, his name IS Robert Paulson. He started juicing after he kicked his son Jack Black out of his home for playing that devils music. Couple of "fun facts" about this music video. This was made to promote the album and was broadcast nation wide on t.v. when it first came out in a Meatloaf special. Also, the woman singing here isn't the actual singer. The real singer was on the first few seasons of the 80's sitcome Night Court ( Not Markie Post ) but they didn't use her in the video because they didn't feel she was attractive enough.

Yeah, this one hurt.

@@instantkarma72 hurt beyond words.