Meat Loaf

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Alive In Hell New - LP - PMLP 7002 New, Unplayed 1994 Original (Corner Crease). Features Nine Live Recordings Of Meatloaf Songs Plus Four Additional Tracks. more
	Bad Attitude New - LP - AFL1-5451 Sealed 1984 Original With Song Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. more
	Bad Attitude New - LP - AFL1-5451 Sealed 1984 Original With Song Hype Sticker On Shrink Wrap. Saw-Cut. Slight Crease And Corner Rub. more
	Bat Out Of Hell New - LP - 19075985821 Sealed, latest run of the 2019 150gm US reissue. 'Vinyl Made In France' sticker on back. "There is no other album like Bat Out of Hell, unless you want to count the sequel. This is Grand Guignol pop -- epic, gothic, operatic, and silly, and it's appealing because of all of this. Jim Steinman was a composer without peer, simply because nobody else wanted to make mini-epics like this. And there never could have been a singer more suited for his compositions than Meat Loaf, a singer partial to bombast, albeit shaded bombast. The compositions are staggeringly ridiculous, yet Meat Loaf finds the emotional core in each song, bringing true heartbreak to "Two out of Three Ain't Bad" and sly humor to "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." There's no discounting the production of Todd Rundgren, either, who gives Steinman's self-styled grandiosity a production that's staggeringly big but never overwhelming and always alluring. While the sentiments are deliberately adolescent and filled with jokes and exaggerated clichés, there's real (albeit silly) wit behind these compositions, not just in the lyrics but in the music, which is a savvy blend of oldies pastiche, show tunes, prog rock, Springsteen-esque narratives, and blistering hard rock (thereby sounding a bit like an extension of Rocky Horror Picture Show, which brought Meat Loaf to the national stage). It may be easy to dismiss this as ridiculous, but there's real style and craft here and its kitsch is intentional. It may elevate adolescent passion to operatic dimensions, and that's certainly silly, but it's hard not to marvel at the skill behind this grandly silly, irresistible album." All Music Guide - Stephen Thomas Erlewine more
	Bat Out Of Hell Audiophile - Used - HE 44974 1980 Half-Speed Mastered Audiophile Reissue. Light Rubbing To Seams And Two Small Corner Dings. "There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren, Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. While The Sentiments Are Deliberately Adolescent And Filled With Jokes And Exaggerated Clichés, There's Real (Albeit Silly) Wit Behind These Compositions, Not Just In The Lyrics But In The Music, Which Is A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used - LP - PE 34974 1977 White Label Promo With Promotional Timing Strip On Cover. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. “There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-Epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren, Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-Styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. While The Sentiments Are Deliberately Adolescent And Filled With Jokes And Exaggerated Clichés, There's Real (Albeit Silly) Wit Behind These Compositions, Not Just In The Lyrics But In The Music, Which Is A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-Esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Audiophile - LP - HE 44974 Factory Sealed 1980 Half-Speed Mastered Rarity. Pristine Copy Of An Iconic Album. more
	Bat Out Of Hell New - LP - 88697 26948 1 Sealed 2008 180gm HQ German Reissue. The Over-The-Top Bombastic Soundtrack To 11th Grade. Well, In My Case Anyway. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Audiophile - LP - SVLP 0086 Sealed Long-Out-Of-Print Limited Edition 180gm HQ Import. An Almost Impossible Task To Find The Simply Vinyl Issue, Let Alone Sealed. more
	Bat Out Of Hell New - LP - PE 34974 Sealed And Pristine 1977 Original. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Picture Disc - 34974 Rare 1977 Picture Disc Housed In A Die-Cut Jacket, Shrink Wrap Still Intact. more
	Bat Out Of Hell New - LP - JE 34974 Sealed 2nd Issue (JE prefix). “There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-Epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-Styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-Esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine AMG. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used - LP - PE 34974 1977 Orange Label Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. Shrink Wrap Intact With The Rare Custom Song Hype Sticker. Appears Unplayed. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used Import - 660006 6 1991 Limited Edition Picture Disc Housed In A Custom Plastic Wallet. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Picture Disc - New - 34974 Sealed 1977 Picture Disc Housed In A Die-Cut Jacket. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Picture Disc - 34974 Sealed 1977 Picture Disc Housed In A Die-Cut Jacket. This Is The Rare Bat Cover Pressing (Most Have A Plain Black Cover). Two Small Corner Creases. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Audiophile - LP - SVLP 0086 1999 Limited Edition 180gm HQ Import With Lyric Insert. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used - LP - 82419 Mint, Unplayed Netherlands Pressings. more
	Bat Out Of Hell New - LP - FRM 34974 Sealed 2010 180gm Gatefold Reissue. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used - LP - PE 34974 1977 White Label Promo. Appears Glossy, But Cover Has Wring Wear. “There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-Epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren, Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-Styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. While The Sentiments Are Deliberately Adolescent And Filled With Jokes And Exaggerated Clichés, There's Real (Albeit Silly) Wit Behind These Compositions, Not Just In The Lyrics But In The Music, Which Is A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-Esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Used - LP - PE 34974 1977 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve. “There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-Epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren, Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-Styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. While The Sentiments Are Deliberately Adolescent And Filled With Jokes And Exaggerated Clichés, There's Real (Albeit Silly) Wit Behind These Compositions, Not Just In The Lyrics But In The Music, Which Is A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-Esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album.” Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AMG. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Audiophile - Used - HE 44974 1980 Half-Speed Mastered Rarity. Beautiful Copy, Still In The Original "CBS Mastersound" Outer Sleeve. "There Is No Other Album Like Bat Out Of Hell, Unless You Want To Count The Sequel. This Is Grand Guignol Pop -- Epic, Gothic, Operatic, And Silly, And It's Appealing Because Of All Of This. Jim Steinman Was A Composer Without Peer, Simply Because Nobody Else Wanted To Make Mini-epics Like This. And There Never Could Have Been A Singer More Suited For His Compositions Than Meat Loaf, A Singer Partial To Bombast, Albeit Shaded Bombast. The Compositions Are Staggeringly Ridiculous, Yet Meat Loaf Finds The Emotional Core In Each Song, Bringing True Heartbreak To "Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad" And Sly Humor To "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." There's No Discounting The Production Of Todd Rundgren, Either, Who Gives Steinman's Self-styled Grandiosity A Production That's Staggeringly Big But Never Overwhelming And Always Alluring. While The Sentiments Are Deliberately Adolescent And Filled With Jokes And Exaggerated Clichés, There's Real (Albeit Silly) Wit Behind These Compositions, Not Just In The Lyrics But In The Music, Which Is A Savvy Blend Of Oldies Pastiche, Show Tunes, Prog Rock, Springsteen-esque Narratives, And Blistering Hard Rock (Thereby Sounding A Bit Like An Extension Of Rocky Horror Picture Show, Which Brought Meat Loaf To The National Stage). It May Be Easy To Dismiss This As Ridiculous, But There's Real Style And Craft Here And Its Kitsch Is Intentional. It May Elevate Adolescent Passion To Operatic Dimensions, And That's Certainly Silly, But It's Hard Not To Marvel At The Skill Behind This Grandly Silly, Irresistible Album." AMG Review By Stephen Thomas Erlewine. more
	Bat Out Of Hell Picture Disc - PAL 34974 1977 Picture Disc Housed In A Die-Cut Jacket. Shrink Wrap Intact. Disc Appears New, Unplayed. more
	Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell Used - LP - V 2710 Beautiful And Rare 1993 UK Original. Glossy, Unplayed Condition. “Although Meat Loaf Has Made Several Albums Since Bat Out Of Hell, Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell Is An Explicit Sequel To That Milestone Of '70s Pop Culture. Reprising The Formula Of The Original Nearly To The Letter, Back Into Hell Is Bombastic And Has Too Much Detail, Thanks To The Pseudo-Operatic Splendor Of Jim Steinman's Grandly Cinematic Songs. From The Arrangements To The Lengths Of The Tracks, Everything On The Album Is Overstated; Even The Album Version Of The Hit Single, "I Would Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)," Is 12 Minutes Long. Yet That's Precisely The Point Of This Album, And Is Also Why It Works So Well. No Other Rock & Roller Besides Meat Loaf Could Pull Off The Humor And Theatricality Of Back Into Hell And Make It Seem Real. In That Sense, It's A Worthy Successor To The Original.” - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide. more
	Bat Out Of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose New - LP - 63147 Sealed, Out Of Print 2006 Limited Edition 2LP. Tiny Saw Cut. more
	Blind Before I Stop Used - LP - 81698-1 1986 Original. First Time Sold On Our Site. Kind Of A Rarer Meat Loaf LP. more
	Braver Than We Are New - LP - FTN16128 Sealed 2016 Gatefold Original. more
	Braver Than We Are New - LP - FTN16131 Sealed 2016 2LP Gatefold With Hype Sticker. Red Vinyl. more
	Dead Ringer Used - LP - FE 36007 1981 Promo Label Rarity With Custom Inner Sleeve. Dead Wax From Masterdisk Reads: "Reeks Of Classic Chicken, Chicken Out Of Hell." more
	Dead Ringer Used - LP - 25 3P 309 Japanese Pressing With Obi, CC. more
	Dead Ringer New - LP - FE 36007 Sealed 1981 Original. more
	Live Used - LP - AS 406 1978 White Label, E/P/A Live Concert Series, Promo Only Vinyl. Recorded on 11/29/77 At "My Father's Place" In New York City. Light Wear On Jacket Spine. LP Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Midnight At The Lost And Found Used - LP - FE 38444 Hard To Find 1983 Original Still In Shrink Wrap With Custom Song Hype Sticker and Custom Inner Sleeve. more
	Midnight At The Lost And Found Used - LP - FE 38444 1983 US Original. Includes Original Custom Printed Inner Sleeve. Glossy Vinyl; Cover Shows Light Ring & Seam Wear, Corner Ding. Produced By Tom Dowd. Recorded At The Power Station, Hit Factory And Criteria Studios. more
	Modern Girl Picture Disc - Used - ARISPD 585 Hard To Find 1984 12" Picture Disc Single. Tracks Are "Modern Girl (Freeway Mix)" And "Take A Number." more
	Paradise By The Dashboard Light New - 12 - AS 477 Sealed 1978 3 Track White Label Promo 12 Inch. more
	Paradise By The Dashboard Light Used - 12 - AS 477 1978 3 Track White Label Promo 12 Inch. LP Appears Unplayed. Light Wear On Back Cover. more
	Welcome To The Neighbourhood New - LP - V 2799 New, Unplayed 1995 UK Only 2LP Rarity With Custom Lyric Inner Sleeves. more