Who was Meat Loaf and what were his greatest hits?

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Meat Loaf, the iconic singer known for his powerful performances and the legendary album "Bat Out of Hell," has passed away at the age of 74, shortly after the death of his collaborator Jim Steinman. Steinman, celebrated for his songwriting talent, and Meat Loaf created a remarkable partnership that defined rock music for many. Fans remember Meat Loaf not only for his music but also for his role in "The Rocky Horror Picture Show." His passing is mourned by many, with tributes highlighting his star quality and the impact of his classic songs, including "Paradise By The Dashboard Light." Reports indicate he died from complications related to COVID-19.
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Not long after Jim Steinman, who departed last year.
 
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Steinman was a brilliant songwriter. Meatloaf as a performer had that star quality. What a team.
RIP.
 
Like a bat out of hell. That cover of the LP drawn by Richard Corben. Not goodbye, as we say in Basque.
 
Died of Covid I read.

Here is his classic song of HS angst and desire, Paradise By The Dashboard Light (this is a great performance!):



He was also in the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
 
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