Chronologically Confused About the Origin of Jim Steinman Songs

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Jim Steinman is a singer, songwriter, producer, and playwright whose discography spans many decades. Steinman is most well known for his collaborations with Meat Loaf on the Bat Out Of Hell trilogy and the recent Bat Out Of Hell Musical. In this video, I discuss how Steinman often borrows elements and other content from his previous works in his recent material. We are all spectators in the Steinman Cinematic Universe and today I am here to explain most of it.
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@LoganAlbright73 2 жыл бұрын

I'm always glad to see people celebrating and supporting Steinmsan's immense legacy. He's still so poorly known among the general public, so godspeed! You're doing important work.

@patricemeseck1607

Jim Steinman and Meat were pure magic together. I can't imagine one without the other. I'm not sure Meat ever could either. He sure didn't stick around long after Jim left us.

@Shar.sexton Жыл бұрын

We have press night tonight in London … (yes I’m original cast Sloane) thank you for keeping the flame burning bright for Jim & Meat 🦇

@gregtroyan Жыл бұрын

Fellow massive Steinman fan, and on the younger side of the fandom too (33). I've done the same rabbit hole digging myself but never made a video on it. Thanks for the great vid!

@nula654 Жыл бұрын

I love Jim Steinman, he's just everywhere you look once you start looking, or listening. This was a good video and I subscribed.

@MLBFCollection 2 жыл бұрын

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@antonlever7305

Thank you for this video. Jim and Meatloaf were underated geniuses. Those of you who don't know them, you've missed out. I've been privileged to spend my teen years listening to Jim's productions

@Boyonabicycle 2 жыл бұрын

Great job. To a Steinman/Meatloaf fan (hard to believe anyone isn’t) it’s heaven on earth.

@grammygirlforgod9326

So wonderful to find another person who know and love Jim Steinman and Meat!!! I,too, was incredibly sad to discover that Jim had passed. He was at the top of my “People I Want to Meet” list for decades! Thanks for this great video on the background of his songs. 💕

@flagcoco69 Жыл бұрын

An excellent offering. Thank you very much for putting this together.

@philiphynes8652

Really informative and fascinating. Thanks, this is renewing my decades-old love of the amazing Steinman and Meatloaf 😀

@scottgriffin5460 2 жыл бұрын

Well done.....!

@RealAntiguaDreams

Thank you for the history Lesson. I started as a Meatloaf fan as a child of the late 70's and 80's with siblings who were teens in the late 60's, 70's, and 80's. So I always aspired to their musical tastes. I remember halloween 1994, getting Meat's Bat out of Hell II Tape, back in the cassette days. I was addicted to it, and it started me down the path to devouring everything he put out, to learning about the man who actually wrote the music. I never knew about the Dream Engine until this video, and hearing "Turn around bright eyes" in The Formation of the tribe was a 'Mind Blown' moment for me. To hear the origin of that Iconic line from Bonnie Tyler's song, sung by Rory Dodd in the original, to hear it in a new light, was a spiritual moment. I lamented Jim's Passing in april 2021, and then Meat under a year later in 2022... Two integral facets of my youth that I shall forever carry close to my heart. :) Thanks BryerHimself for this video.

@MattWhitingsEurope Жыл бұрын

Thanks for helping to keep Jim Steinman's memory alive! Fantastic job in documenting so many little known facts!!

@MondoMiami Жыл бұрын

Great work on this video! Jim Steinman was a genius and deserves much more recognition than he gets.

@krisgalevision 2 жыл бұрын

Thoroughly enjoyed this. Your hard work was definitely worth it.

@Babesiabovis

Jim was my icon in the 80's

@john_fisher3978 2 жыл бұрын

OMG i've always wanted someone to do this. I am so glad that meat and jim meant so much to you. I love that you include streets of fire and pandoras box

@cornermonster

Love this! Thanks for doing the legwork here. FYI, there’s a 3rd version of “A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste” that is covered by Meat Loaf. It appears on the “Whistle Down The Wind” album (different than the cast recording) and is also on “The Essential Meat Loaf” compilation.