Meat Loaf

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Biography

Meat Loaf was born in Texas, as Marvin Lee Aday. At the age of 20, Marvin moved to Los Angeles to play in local…more

Born

9/27/1947, Dallas, Texas, USA

Birth Name

Marvin Lee Aday

Gender

Male
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    • Marvin: Someone mentioned the possibility of Bat IV to me, and I just giggled. I don't know... this could be it. Once I'm locked into something like a Bat record, it becomes a real driving force and I become very motivated, but right now it's really difficult to imagine doing another one. I'm just really happy with this one.
    • (About the single 'It's All Coming Back to Me Now') Marvin: That was originally supposed to be on Bat Out Of Hell II. I wanted it to be a duet, and Jimmy said, 'Let's save it for Bat III.' So, we were saving it, but then it was given to Celine Dion... and so, I was bound and determined to do it on Bat III because that's what it's purpose was, and I think we did a version that's different enough from Celine Dion's to warrant being on the record.
    • (About working on Bat Out Of Hell III) Marvin: I thought Jim Steinman was tough and wants everything perfect, well... Desmond wants it even móre perfect and I didn't think that was possible. I've never worked so hard! I got a vocal coach for about four months and I've never done that before. But all the work really paid off because the vocals all sound great.

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