In 1973, Meat Loaf was cast in More Than You Deserve, a musical written by Jim Steinman.When his renditions of the title song prompted curtain call encores, Steinman and Meatloaf realized there ...

American singer Meat Loaf, whose 1977 album “Bat Out of Hell” is one of the bestselling of all time, has died at 74, his family said in a statement. The singer, whose real name was Michael Lee ...

Meat Loaf's biggest-selling single, it reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1993, and won the singer his only Grammy. Twelve minutes of Gothic excess, the song is also famed for its ...

Meat Loaf's catalog wasn't completely about 'Bat Out of Hell.' Here are a dozen of his most enduring or most overlooked musical melodramas.

Remembering Meat Loaf, A Singer Who Was Larger Than Life Read More » The post Remembering Meat Loaf, ... Every song was a character,” Meatloaf said in an interview after Steinman’s death.

Meat Loaf was a rock & roller like no other: a 300-pound sex symbol with a throat of gold. The singer, who died Thursday, started out in musical theater, and he boasted a clean, commanding voice ...

The best Meat Loaf songs – even those without Steinman’s tower-toppling compositions – come on in an epic, adrenalized rush. Even when singing a power ballad, Meat Loaf was loud and brazenly ...

Meat Loaf, the Grammy-winning operatic singer-songwriter beloved by many for his bombastic stage persona, died Thursday at the age of 74, leaving behind a lexicon of hits that shaped rock music ...

Actor and singer Meat Loaf dies at 74, as confirmed by his family. ... “I sang every song we ever did in character,” Meat Loaf told Rolling Stone in 2021. “I left me. I was not method.

Meat Loaf: Larger-than-life actor and singer of ‘Bat Out of Hell’ The king of rococo rock, Meat Loaf’s stage and screen experience meant he approached every song like an actor preparing for ...

It's known as one of his greatest songs of all time, but for decades, fans have pondered the true meaning behind Meat Loaf 's 1993 smash-hit, I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That ...

Meat Loaf’s album “Bat Out of Hell” went on to sell at least 14 million copies in the United States and generated songs that were radio staples — and barroom singalongs — for decades.