Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A great recording and performance from September 1994, on what we're calling the 'second leg' of the Everything Louder World Tour, although the chronology and exact terminology differs, even in tour merchandise from 1994. This recording is from a concert at the Hallenstadion in Zurich, and includes the rearrangement of 'Rock And Roll Dreams' used in most of 1994, which includes a fantastic acoustic intro I always thoroughly enjoy listening to.
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Patti Russo
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Pat Thrall
Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Bass, Vocals - Steve Buslowe
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Keyboards, Vocals - Mark Alexander
Backing Vocals - Pearl Aday
A great recording and performance from September 1994, on what we're calling the 'second leg' of the Everything Louder World Tour, although the chronology and exact terminology differs, even in tour merchandise from 1994. This recording is from a concert at the Hallenstadion in Zurich, and includes the rearrangement of 'Rock And Roll Dreams' used in most of 1994, which includes a fantastic acoustic intro I always thoroughly enjoy listening to.
Lead Vocals - Meat Loaf [RIP]
Lead Vocals, Percussion - Patti Russo
Lead Guitar, Vocals - Pat Thrall
Guitar, Keyboards, Piano, Vocals - Kasim Sulton
Bass, Vocals - Steve Buslowe
Drums - John Miceli
Piano, Keyboards, Vocals - Mark Alexander
Backing Vocals - Pearl Aday
![Bonnie Tyler - Produced By Jim Steinman (1983-1998) [Fan Compilation]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bdcxeNGHuJY/mqdefault.jpg "Bonnie Tyler - Produced By Jim Steinman (1983-1998) [Fan Compilation]
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00:00:00 1. 1995 Making Love Out Of Nothing At All
00:07:46 2. 1983 Getting So Excited
00:11:15 3. 1986 If You Were A Woman (And I Was A Man)
00:16:32 4. 1983 Faster Than The Speed Of Night
00:23:14 5. 1986 Loving Yous A Dirty Job (But Somebodys Gotta Do It)
00:31:00 6. 1998 Tire Tracks And Broken Hearts
00:36:15 7. 1983 Its A Jungle Out There - Special Jim Steinman Remix
00:40:12 8. 1995 Two Out Of Three Aint Bad
00:48:51 9. 1986 Rebel Without A Clue
00:57:24 10. 1984 Holding Out For A Hero - Special Extended Remix
01:03:44 11. 1986 Ravishing
01:10:06 12. 1983 Total Eclipse Of The Heart
BONUS TRACKS:
01:17:04 13. 1985 Loving Yous A Dirty Job - Early Mix ft. Rory Dodd
01:24:45 14. 1983 Total Eclipse Of The Heart - Rehearsal with Jim Steinman
01:26:52 15. 1998 Tire Tracks And Broken Hearts (Reprise) - Ft. Meat Loaf*
*From A Kiss Is A Terrible Thing To Waste by Meat Loaf.
I shall add a further description later, but this is my ultimate Steinmanic tribute to Bonnie. I had this idea in the works long before her passing, although I never got around to doing it. In my opinion what is presented here represents some of the greatest recorded music in history. I have specifically included If You Were A Woman to highlight Steinmans production and probably one of the best vocal performances by the dynamic duo of Eric Troyer and Rory Dodd (also Todd Rundgren).
Fun fact: If You Were A Woman had morphed into You Give Love A Bad Name by the time of its release, both songs were written by Desmond Child and YGLABN then came out only a few months after IYWAW...
Music and lyrics to tracks 1, 4-5, 8-14, lyrics to tracks 6 and 15, lyrical adaptations to track 2, vocal overdub in tracks 2 and 7 by Jim Steinman.
All tracks produced by Jim Steinman.
Tracks 7 and 10 remixed by Jim Steinman.
This compilation is dedicated to Bonnie Tyler, 1951-2026.")
![Jim Steinman - 1981 Appearance on Old Grey Whistle Test [Clips]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c3bi9ocOF8w/mqdefault.jpg "Jim Steinman - 1981 Appearance on Old Grey Whistle Test [Clips]
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Incomplete recording of Jim Steinmans appearance on the Old Grey Whistle Test from June 16th 1981. These two clips come from the 2015 BBC In And Out Of Hell documentary as well as a post from April 2021 by the BBC at the time of Steinmans death. The full appearance ran about 8 minutes or so, with a 3 minute performance of Love And Death And An American Guitar and a 5 minute interview. Sadly, this is all we currently have although even this 2 and a half minutes is great to see for Steinmaniacs everywhere.
00:00:00 Love And Death And An American Guitar [Cut]
00:00:34 Interview [Cut]
The interviewer is David Hepworth.")
