"Bat Out of Hell," released in 1977, is not just an album; it's a monumental piece of rock opera brought to life by Meat Loaf, whose powerhouse vocals define this ambitious project. With compositions and production by Jim Steinman, the album bursts with theatrical energy and epic storytelling, each song more like a mini-drama than a typical rock track.

The album opens with the title track "Bat Out of Hell," which sets a grandiose tone with its motorcycle-revving intro, thunderous piano, and soaring guitars—emulating a cinematic escape narrative that resonates through explosive vocals. This is followed by hits like "Paradise by the Dashboard Light," a duet that unfolds a teenage romance and negotiation, becoming a staple of classic rock stations worldwide.

"Two Out of Three Ain't Bad" offers a more introspective and soulful side of Meat Loaf, adding emotional depth to an album filled with larger-than-life characters and stories. The themes of youthful rebellion, passionate love, and heartbreak are woven throughout, all set to a backdrop of Steinman's bombastic, rock and roll score.

"Bat Out of Hell" has sold over 43 million copies globally, making it one of the best-selling albums of all time. Its blend of rock, opera, and theater makes it stand out uniquely in the music world. For those new to Meat Loaf, this album offers an exhilarating ride through vivid storytelling and dramatic musical arrangements, making it a thrilling listen that has captivated audiences for decades.

Mídia	Música VINIL LP (Vinil)
Número de discos de vinil	1
Lançado	28 de junho de 2024
EAN/UPC	0198028103411
Gravadora	EPIC SONI2810341.1
Genre	Rock
Dimensões	309 × 312 × 4 mm · 225 g