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What is everyone's favorite Meat Loaf music video from the 70's?:??:

Mine would be bat out of hell.:D

I think they're all pretty rubbish to be honest.

70's: Took the Words
80's: Modern Girl
90's: Not a dry eye
2000's: Did I Say that?

I really love the clip from Bat Out Of Hell, haven't seen any from the 80's, the 90's would be a ~~~~ up of Anything For Love and I'd Lie For You, and recently love Couldn't Have Said It Better and It's All Coming Back To Me Now.

Carole

You have some bizarre tastes. Not A Dry Eye over Anything For Love?

80's Surf's up
90's Objects in the rear view mirror
2000's It' all coming back

Yes, I adore Dry Eye's music video. AFL's video's good, but the Beauty & The Beast theme is so common

The vids Meat shot for Bat 1
More than You Deserve
Surfs Up
Bad Attitude Live
Objects

Man Of Steel :lol:

He never shot any videos in the 70's, there were the live mimed things from 78 I think from the Hits Out Of Hell compelation but the rest I am pretty sure were early 80's onwards....
Unless your including his role of Eddie in 1975's cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show and even that was the same as the film.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

I like the movie type videos,not the one's filmed on a stage,that seems an easy option for me.
M.I.B

your totally right

Just so disgusted they omit the "where!" at the beginning of HP on the soundtrack

78 wasnt in the 70's? :shock:
gotta check my history books :sherlock:

You dont really think those videos were shot for Hits out of Hell, do you? besides that one came out in 85 i think.

1984 ;)

I would consider that to be a video...it's a promo either way.

Most of the early music videos were like that

I certainly think the BOOH videos count....and as you say AllRevvedUp, all videos were like that then, they were pretty rare, and Meat and Queen were some of the first artists to realise the potential of music videos.

I haven't seen a video for Man Of Steel.

Carole

Wasn't modern girl part of the UK HOOH CD?

feel lucky lol

Yep.

HooH was relased by Epic/Cleveland to cash in shortly after Bad Attitude came out on Arista. Epic/Cleveland probably wouldn't stretch to licensing the Modern Girl video to include it on the HooH video release.

Another reason Artists and songwriters should hold the rights to the songs not the record companies. But at least theres a bunch of DVD quality MG Videos floating around :D

Also correct me if I'm wrong here but I have seen an interview from 1998 where he talks about this and he said that he hated this album and tried everything to get it off the shelves as he had no input into it and that it was just 'thrown together' by the record company !

:lawl: The video is unintentionally comical, probably because it does not match the song. It seems as if they recycled some elements for the The Monster Is Loose video.

I hate both these videos... So probably and it annoys me that they show for of TMIL video than the live performance on 3 Bats :( !

MATLAF