Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hello everyone. It seems that it has been over 4 and a half years since my last upload of this recording. Since then, I've realised the original audio was in need of pitch correction, as well as a mild EQ, and so without meddling too much with the audio, I have tried to lightly adjust it, focusing mostly on the pitch and I think I have it sounding rather good. As with in 2021, I have substituted the Rhinegold recording of 'Hushabye' for the missing 'Malediction' scene, and the Dream Engine 1969 recording of 'Song of the Dream Engine' for the missing 'Kingdom Come' scene, although the transition is smoother than the previous version. As always, enjoy and let me know what you think of this restoration attempt.
1. SCENE SELECTION
ACT ONE:
00:00:00 The Historian's Introduction
00:15:31 Phase I: The Formation Of The Pack
00:17:14 Let The Revels Begin
00:17:50 All Revved Up With No Place To Go
00:21:59 Instrumental #1 [Let The Revels Begin]
00:25:27 Instrumental #2 [Bat Out Of Hell]
00:26:59 All Revved Up With No Place To Go (Reprise)
00:27:50 Phase II: The Expedition
00:31:37 City Night
00:37:26 Max And Emily's Concerns
00:41:29 Phase III: The Abduction
00:41:44 Midnight Serenade (Come With Me...)
00:46:48 Bat Out Of Hell
00:54:37 Phase IV: The Initiation
00:59:01 I've Been Dreaming Up A Storm Lately
01:02:02 Hot Summer Night
01:05:25 Phase V: The Declaration Of Devotion
01:05:47 Heaven Can Wait
01:11:15 Phase VI: The Hunt
01:11:53 Instrumental #3 [Chinkachain, etc.]
01:16:46 Introduction To 'Who Needs The Young?'
01:16:58 Who Needs The Young? (The Assassin's Song)
01:21:34 Phase VII: The Manipulation
01:32:42 Song Of The Gods
01:38:13 Phase VIII: Intermission
ACT TWO:
xx:xx:xx Phase IX: (Unknown Title) [Missing]
xx:xx:xx Dance In My Pants [Missing]
01:38:29 The Malediction (Hushabye) [Missing - Substituted with c. June 1973 Rhinegold audio.]
01:43:04 Kingdom Come [Missing - Substituted with May 1969 Dream Engine audio.]
01:48:01 The Want Ad
01:50:37 Phase X: Baal's Delirium & Visions Of Neverland
01:51:12 Nocturnal Pleasure [Early Version]
01:51:56 Love And Death And An American Guitar [Early Version]
01:52:39 Bat Out Of Hell ("Delirious Reprise")
01:53:24 Street Fighting Prayer ("Delirious Reprise")
01:55:08 Phase XI: The Annihilation
01:55:17 Instrumental #4 [The Revolution In Music]
02:03:13 Phase XII: The Regeneration
02:06:18 Instrumental #5
2. SONG SELECTION
00:17:14 Let The Revels Begin
00:17:50 All Revved Up With No Place To Go
00:31:37 City Night
00:41:44 Midnight Serenade (Come With Me...)
00:46:48 Bat Out Of Hell
01:05:47 Heaven Can Wait
01:11:53 The Hunt
01:16:58 Who Needs The Young? (The Assassin's Song)
01:32:42 Song Of The Gods
xx:xx:xx Dance In My Pants [Missing]
01:38:29 The Malediction (Hushabye)*
01:43:04 Kingdom Come**
01:55:17 The Annihilation
Instrumental #1 is the same as the 'Let The Revels Begin' instrumental used on Meat Loaf's 1981-82 Dead Ringer tour(s), which is partially the same as 'Private Of Privates'. Of course, later on this instrumental was also used for 'Holding Out For A Hero', and even later, 'God Has Left The Building'. Instrumental #2 is the intro to 'Bat Out Of Hell'. Instrumental #3 is usually known as 'The Hunt', and borrows heavily from 'Chinkachain'. Instrumental #4 is usually known as 'The Annihilation', after its phase, and borrows heavily from 'The Revolution In Music' from The Dream Engine. Instrumental #5 reminds me of the dance section from 'Dance In My Pants'.
*Substituted with c. June 1973 Rhinegold audio.
**Substituted with May 1969 Dream Engine audio.
Photos from jimsteinman.com, additional photos not in original upload provided to Rockman Philharmonic by Ben Miller. Audio recorded by Jim Steinman on 1977/04/26.
3. CAST AND CREW
Barry Keating as The Historian
Richard Dunne as Baal
Larry Dilg as Tink
Baxter Harris as Max
Johanna Albrecht as Emily
Ellen Foley as Wendy
Mark Kapitan, Tim Millett, Toby Parker, Rodney Reiner, Robert Rhys as Lost Boys
Brian DeStazio, Don Swanson as Obsidianities
Book, lyrics and music by Jim Steinman
Directed by Barry Keating
Arrangements by Paul Jacobs and Jim Steinman
Paul Jacobs as Musical Director
Scenery by Daniel Leigh
Costumes by Boshna Johnson
Lighting by Martin Tudor
Joel Brehm as Stage Manager
Steve Kimball as Project Producer
Electronic Sound by Adrian Lo
Con Errico, J. Geils, Mark Hammond, Brian Lee Patterson, Hilary Wright as Dance Assistants
Choreography by Edmond Kresley
4. MUSICIANS
Keyboards - Bob Brandon
Keyboards, Vocals - Richard Kinscherf
Guitar - Steven Paul Perry
Bass - Chet Cahill
Drums - Ace Holleran
Vocals - Peter Barrett
Vocals - Karla DeVito
Vocals - Liz Gallagher
5. SPECIAL THANKS
Edward Paffer, Baldwin Piano, Ace Jacobs, Production Arts Lighting, Mr and Mrs. Patrick Kimball,
Opera Society of Washington, Terry Hanley Audio, Jules Fishers Associates, Sounds Reasonable Inc.,
District Shade Shop, New York Shakespeare Festival, Gary Shevett, Richard Hinsvark
Hello everyone. It seems that it has been over 4 and a half years since my last upload of this recording. Since then, I've realised the original audio was in need of pitch correction, as well as a mild EQ, and so without meddling too much with the audio, I have tried to lightly adjust it, focusing mostly on the pitch and I think I have it sounding rather good. As with in 2021, I have substituted the Rhinegold recording of 'Hushabye' for the missing 'Malediction' scene, and the Dream Engine 1969 recording of 'Song of the Dream Engine' for the missing 'Kingdom Come' scene, although the transition is smoother than the previous version. As always, enjoy and let me know what you think of this restoration attempt.
1. SCENE SELECTION
ACT ONE:
00:00:00 The Historian's Introduction
00:15:31 Phase I: The Formation Of The Pack
00:17:14 Let The Revels Begin
00:17:50 All Revved Up With No Place To Go
00:21:59 Instrumental #1 [Let The Revels Begin]
00:25:27 Instrumental #2 [Bat Out Of Hell]
00:26:59 All Revved Up With No Place To Go (Reprise)
00:27:50 Phase II: The Expedition
00:31:37 City Night
00:37:26 Max And Emily's Concerns
00:41:29 Phase III: The Abduction
00:41:44 Midnight Serenade (Come With Me...)
00:46:48 Bat Out Of Hell
00:54:37 Phase IV: The Initiation
00:59:01 I've Been Dreaming Up A Storm Lately
01:02:02 Hot Summer Night
01:05:25 Phase V: The Declaration Of Devotion
01:05:47 Heaven Can Wait
01:11:15 Phase VI: The Hunt
01:11:53 Instrumental #3 [Chinkachain, etc.]
01:16:46 Introduction To 'Who Needs The Young?'
01:16:58 Who Needs The Young? (The Assassin's Song)
01:21:34 Phase VII: The Manipulation
01:32:42 Song Of The Gods
01:38:13 Phase VIII: Intermission
ACT TWO:
xx:xx:xx Phase IX: (Unknown Title) [Missing]
xx:xx:xx Dance In My Pants [Missing]
01:38:29 The Malediction (Hushabye) [Missing - Substituted with c. June 1973 Rhinegold audio.]
01:43:04 Kingdom Come [Missing - Substituted with May 1969 Dream Engine audio.]
01:48:01 The Want Ad
01:50:37 Phase X: Baal's Delirium & Visions Of Neverland
01:51:12 Nocturnal Pleasure [Early Version]
01:51:56 Love And Death And An American Guitar [Early Version]
01:52:39 Bat Out Of Hell ("Delirious Reprise")
01:53:24 Street Fighting Prayer ("Delirious Reprise")
01:55:08 Phase XI: The Annihilation
01:55:17 Instrumental #4 [The Revolution In Music]
02:03:13 Phase XII: The Regeneration
02:06:18 Instrumental #5
2. SONG SELECTION
00:17:14 Let The Revels Begin
00:17:50 All Revved Up With No Place To Go
00:31:37 City Night
00:41:44 Midnight Serenade (Come With Me...)
00:46:48 Bat Out Of Hell
01:05:47 Heaven Can Wait
01:11:53 The Hunt
01:16:58 Who Needs The Young? (The Assassin's Song)
01:32:42 Song Of The Gods
xx:xx:xx Dance In My Pants [Missing]
01:38:29 The Malediction (Hushabye)*
01:43:04 Kingdom Come**
01:55:17 The Annihilation
Instrumental #1 is the same as the 'Let The Revels Begin' instrumental used on Meat Loaf's 1981-82 Dead Ringer tour(s), which is partially the same as 'Private Of Privates'. Of course, later on this instrumental was also used for 'Holding Out For A Hero', and even later, 'God Has Left The Building'. Instrumental #2 is the intro to 'Bat Out Of Hell'. Instrumental #3 is usually known as 'The Hunt', and borrows heavily from 'Chinkachain'. Instrumental #4 is usually known as 'The Annihilation', after its phase, and borrows heavily from 'The Revolution In Music' from The Dream Engine. Instrumental #5 reminds me of the dance section from 'Dance In My Pants'.
*Substituted with c. June 1973 Rhinegold audio.
**Substituted with May 1969 Dream Engine audio.
Photos from jimsteinman.com, additional photos not in original upload provided to Rockman Philharmonic by Ben Miller. Audio recorded by Jim Steinman on 1977/04/26.
3. CAST AND CREW
Barry Keating as The Historian
Richard Dunne as Baal
Larry Dilg as Tink
Baxter Harris as Max
Johanna Albrecht as Emily
Ellen Foley as Wendy
Mark Kapitan, Tim Millett, Toby Parker, Rodney Reiner, Robert Rhys as Lost Boys
Brian DeStazio, Don Swanson as Obsidianities
Book, lyrics and music by Jim Steinman
Directed by Barry Keating
Arrangements by Paul Jacobs and Jim Steinman
Paul Jacobs as Musical Director
Scenery by Daniel Leigh
Costumes by Boshna Johnson
Lighting by Martin Tudor
Joel Brehm as Stage Manager
Steve Kimball as Project Producer
Electronic Sound by Adrian Lo
Con Errico, J. Geils, Mark Hammond, Brian Lee Patterson, Hilary Wright as Dance Assistants
Choreography by Edmond Kresley
4. MUSICIANS
Keyboards - Bob Brandon
Keyboards, Vocals - Richard Kinscherf
Guitar - Steven Paul Perry
Bass - Chet Cahill
Drums - Ace Holleran
Vocals - Peter Barrett
Vocals - Karla DeVito
Vocals - Liz Gallagher
5. SPECIAL THANKS
Edward Paffer, Baldwin Piano, Ace Jacobs, Production Arts Lighting, Mr and Mrs. Patrick Kimball,
Opera Society of Washington, Terry Hanley Audio, Jules Fishers Associates, Sounds Reasonable Inc.,
District Shade Shop, New York Shakespeare Festival, Gary Shevett, Richard Hinsvark
![Meat Loaf - Full Interview on Night Flight (c. late July 1983) [Raw Tape]
A rare full interview from the time of the 1983 World Tour, in particular the US Leg. This was filmed in Denver so probably around mid-August 1983, but it could be earlier - listen to the shows Meat mentions as still not having done yet, theres an unconfirmed St. Louis date and he says end of August, which to me would imply the interview wasnt filmed in August, but who knows...
Theres a high chance Ill be asked to take this down, as Night Flight runs a streaming service, so well wait and see - but in the meantime, enjoy! Meat Loaf - Full Interview on Night Flight (c. late July 1983) [Raw Tape]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/o_PnROj-vyg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meat Loaf - In the Land of the Pig (Live in Sheffield, 2007)
This song was only performed for half of 2007, at a time where Meat Loafs voice was not in the best state. However, this performance from May 29th 2007 seems to be from a time in the tour where Meat Loafs voice was recovering, and as such this is easily the best version of this rarely performed song.
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Aspen Miller (Aspen Vincent)
Lead Guitar - Paul Crook
Guitar, Vocals - Randy Flowers
Bass, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Vocals - Mark Alexander
Saxophone, Keyboards, Vocals - Dave Luther
Backing Vocals - C.C. Colletti-Jablonski Meat Loaf - In the Land of the Pig (Live in Sheffield, 2007)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pAWL5jlIviU/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell (Live at Wembley Arena, 1982)
The full performance of Bat Out Of Hell from the famous (infamous?) Wembley Arena 1982 show that was recorded for TV release. This particular recording was released in 1983 on a promo 12 for World Tour 83, I only have the 7 and this rip is actually Terry Williams rip, Ive just EQd it and sourced contextual images - note that the first picture is actually from the April 26th show, but the other 2 and the audio are all from the April 29th show, promoting Dead Ringer on the In Euro 82 Tour.
Sidenote - this is in stereo, woo! (The VHS is in mono - laserdisc is in stereo allegedly, good luck finding a copy...)
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals - Pamela Moore
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Mark Doyle
Guitar, Vocals - Steve Hunter
Bass, Vocals - Steve Buslowe
Drums - Terry Williams
Keyboards - George Meyer
Piano, Guitar, Vocals - Paul Jacobs
Backing Vocals - Eric Troyer
Backing Vocals - Ted Neeley
Recorded April 29th, 1982 at Wembley Arena in London, England. Meat Loaf - Bat Out Of Hell (Live at Wembley Arena, 1982)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pGBxJj5L8lk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Judas Priest - Mother Sun (Live, 1975) [Best Quality Mix]
From a rip I made of a bootleg Judas Priest vinyl I acquired not too long ago, it has a 2-source mix of this song, using Slough College audio as well as Reading audio to create an extended, epic version of this sadly forgotten song (soon to be included on the Reflections box set, maybe not so forgotten after all, eh). Classic lineup but the late John Hinch and Alan Moore on drums, because of the two concerts. Judas Priest - Mother Sun (Live, 1975) [Best Quality Mix]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pKecVTlwEWo/mqdefault.jpg)

![Meat Loaf - Left In The Dark (Live in Washington DC, 1999)
A nice short performance of this song, great vocals from Meat. One of the few recordings of this song and the only from the Storytellers Tour of 1999-2000. Live in Washington DC, at some point Ill have to post this full show.
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Patti Russo
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Damona LaScot
Co-Lead Guitar, Vocals - Ray Andersen
Bass, Keyboards, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Vocals - Tom Brislin
Backing Vocals - Pearl Aday Meat Loaf - Left In The Dark (Live in Washington DC, 1999)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pTsMBOWgDh8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meat Loaf - Do Wah Diddy Diddy / All Revved Up With No Place To Go (Live In Oshawa, 1987)
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The full thing will be up soon, the photo is inaccurate as its from 1989/8/31, as I initially identified this show as 1989/8/12.
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals - Elaine Goff
Lead Guitar - Bob Kulick [RIP]
Guitar, Vocals - Alan Merrill [RIP]
Bass, Vocals - Steve Buslowe
Drums - Chuck Burgi
Piano, Keyboards, Vocals - Frank Doyle
Backing Vocals - Amy Goff Meat Loaf - Do Wah Diddy Diddy / All Revved Up With No Place To Go (Live In Oshawa, 1987)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/py5bNyQ27dE/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meat Loaf - Original Sin (Live in Glasgow, 1996)
A fantastic rendition of this song from the Born To Rock Tour in Glasgow, 1996. Personally, this show is my favourite show from the tour as Meat had yet to suffer vocally as he did in Germany, and the performance as a whole is more energetic than later shows in Frankfurt, Berlin, etc. This epic nearly 10 minute version of the song is sure to be a treat to all you fans who enjoy your very long Loaf performances... :)
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Patti Russo
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Pat Thrall
Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Bass, Vocals - Steve Buslowe
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Vocals - Mark Alexander
Backing Vocals - Pearl Aday Meat Loaf - Original Sin (Live in Glasgow, 1996)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qRzY8C9DSwc/mqdefault.jpg)
![Meat Loaf - The Giving Tree (Live on Tonight with Jay Leno, 2012) [Audio Only]
From March 14th 2012, promotions before the Mad Mad World Tour for the US release of Hell In A Handbasket. Actually, its quite a good performance, although nowhere near as good as the version from the Wiltern Theatre. Sadly its audio only, as this constantly gets blocked whether its mirrored or not, theres also a small cut but Ive hopefully made it less noticeable.
Most of the band is the show band but from the Neverland Express there is...
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Paul Crook
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Vocals - Justin Avery Meat Loaf - The Giving Tree (Live on Tonight with Jay Leno, 2012) [Audio Only]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qkDh8FpqUwg/mqdefault.jpg)

