Probably the same thing as most of us: His music after Back Into Hell. With the exceptions of a couple of golden nuggets, it's all bland and badly produced butter-rock. That, and Meat Loaf's voice hasn't exactly aged well. It takes one hell of a producer to cover up a bad voice, and his producers failed.
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> I was searching for something on Internet Archives, and
> came across a link to Smeg's old site. This is the
> introductory paragraph:
>
> "This Page is my tribute to the greatest musical duet of
> all time: Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman. In my opinion Meat
> Loaf has the best voice I've ever heard, particularly when
> it is not stressed out from his overworking it on tour. As
> Jim Steinman says "When he has a voice, his is my
> favorite."... I also think he is a tremendous performer.
> Couple this with the fact that he is the main performer of
> Jim Steinman's work (the greatest composer that ever
> lived!) This page is my little tribute to Meat. I have
> decided to put up some of the more unusual Meat and
> Steinman related items from my collection. If you have
> anything of Meat or Jim send it to Me!!!!!"
>
>
> So, what changed your mind about Meat Loaf?
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