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ailsagirl

(22,887 posts)
Sun Mar 11, 2018, 11:52 PM Mar 2018

Meatloaf blows everyone away with his rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner in 1994

Meat Loaf, a Grammy-Award winning artist, took the stage accompanied by the 1994-1995 Penn State ROTC Color Guard. He delivered the most breathtaking performance. So much so that to this day it is still considered one of the best renditions of "Star-Spangled Banner" ever!





I had no idea he was such a fantastic singer!!!!

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Meatloaf blows everyone away with his rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner in 1994 (Original Post) ailsagirl Mar 2018 OP
His voice didnt age very well Suburban Warrior Mar 2018 #1
Always a classic. Marie Marie Mar 2018 #7
1994 is when I saw Meatloaf at The Gorge in Eastern Washington, Aristus Mar 2018 #2
I thought because of his name he was kind of a joke ailsagirl Mar 2018 #3
Not at all. His voice (at least as it was in the '70's) Aristus Mar 2018 #4
That's too bad ailsagirl Mar 2018 #5
You too! Aristus Mar 2018 #6
He had some serious training. Could have been a church choir director or something Sophia4 Mar 2018 #8
A hell of a lot better than Rosanne! BigmanPigman Mar 2018 #9
He sold 80+ million records and Duppers Mar 2018 #10
Meatloaf is a MAGAt HopeAgain Mar 2018 #11
Total RW for years lunasun Mar 2018 #12
Yes. that was a beautiful rendition. Too bad Meatloaf... hlthe2b Mar 2018 #13

Marie Marie

(9,999 posts)
7. Always a classic.
Mon Mar 12, 2018, 12:35 AM
Mar 2018

And Romney trying so hard not to look horrified. I did like some of his music way back but this was too funny.

Aristus

(66,294 posts)
2. 1994 is when I saw Meatloaf at The Gorge in Eastern Washington,
Mon Mar 12, 2018, 12:15 AM
Mar 2018

touring to promote his album Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell.

Incredible concert, and he was in good voice that night.

Say what you will about him, he's a gifted entertainer...

Aristus

(66,294 posts)
4. Not at all. His voice (at least as it was in the '70's)
Mon Mar 12, 2018, 12:22 AM
Mar 2018

allied with the theatrical songs by Jim Steinman, with their all-or-nothing, now-or-never, do-or-die quality, has rocked several generations of concert goers.

Saw him again at a local casino about five years ago., His voice was gone...

 

Sophia4

(3,515 posts)
8. He had some serious training. Could have been a church choir director or something
Mon Mar 12, 2018, 12:37 AM
Mar 2018

more. Listen to his vowel sounds. And he produces the tone with his breath.

Good singing.

Duppers

(28,117 posts)
10. He sold 80+ million records and
Mon Mar 12, 2018, 04:00 AM
Mar 2018

Won a Grammy Award for "Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance" some years ago.

But the huge negative for me is that he's supported Republican candidates. I used to like some of his work.


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