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Meat Loaf on Talk Is Jericho - EP282

Talk Is Jericho

Chris Jericho

Tv & Film, Sports, Wrestling

4.89.4K Ratings

🗓️ 14 September 2016

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Meat Loaf has one of the biggest selling albums of all time, "Bat Out Of Hell," and some great stories about making it, supporting it, and dealing with the fame that accompanied it. He's talking songwriting, collaborating with writer Jim Steinman, being an actor playing a singer, and losing songs to other famous vocalists (like Celine Dion & Bonnie Tyler). He's also sharing his brand new studio album, "Braver Than We Are," and why he thinks it's the best one yet. And he'll even explain why he did not like his now son-in-law, Scott Ian from Anthrax, when he first met him. Get your rock on with one of the greats (but don't call him a legend) - Meat Loaf's on TIJ!

Transcript

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TALKY'S JERICAL BEAMING TALKY'S JERICAL

0:07.0

TALKY'S JERICAL MAMA TALKY'S BEAM

0:13.0

Alright, welcome to Talky's Jericho

0:15.0

It's the pot of thunder and rock n roll

0:17.0

Alright, speaking of a guy who got a haircut

0:18.0

You still have super long hair back in the 70s

0:20.0

I'm talking about the legendary meatloaf

0:23.0

That's right, he's got a brand new studio

0:25.0

I'm coming out on Friday, it's called Braver than we are

0:27.0

And he's making his debut appearance on TALKY's Jericho to tell us all about it

0:32.0

Actually, he got lost on his way to the studio for 2.5 hours

0:36.0

Had no cell phone? Yeah, you'll be able to hear that when the conversation starts

0:42.0

But when the conversation starts, it's a good one

0:44.0

He's got some killer stories about working with his long time collaborator Jim Steinman

0:48.0

On one of the biggest selling records of all time, BAD AT A HELL

0:52.0

And the BAD AT A HELL 2 records

0:54.0

I think of sold almost 100 million records combined

0:57.0

Worldwide, Jim wrote the songs, Meatloaf sang the songs

1:01.0

And yes, there are songs that Meatloaf wanted to do that Jim wrote

1:05.0

But he gave to other artists like Selen Dion

1:08.0

There's a great story

1:09.0

Meat will also tell us what he thinks, why he thinks BAD AT A HELL was so successful

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