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Meat Loaf was a famous American singer and actor.

Meat Loaf in performance (New York, 2004)
Meat Loaf in performance (New York, 2004)

He was known for a powerful voice. His shows were very theatrical. This means they felt like big stories.

Meat Loaf Birmingham NEC 2007
Meat Loaf Birmingham NEC 2007

He made a famous album called Bat Out of Hell. This album and its sequels sold over 100 million records. It was a huge success in many lands. In the United Kingdom, he won a Brit Award. His music was very popular in Europe and Australia.

WMMS Meat Loaf concert - 1978 print ad
WMMS Meat Loaf concert - 1978 print ad

Meat Loaf also acted in over 50 films and shows. He played roles in The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Fight Club. He even worked on Broadway.

Meat Loaf (cropped)
Meat Loaf (cropped)

His stage name came from his life. His father called him "Meat" when he was born. Later, schoolmates called him "Meat Loaf." He worked hard to build his career. He even toured in a wheelchair after a broken leg. He remains a legend in rock music.

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Meat Loaf in performance (New York, 2004).jpg
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Meat Loaf Birmingham NEC 2007.jpg
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