Live at Wembley
70 min · 10 tracks · hard rock · heavy metal · progressive rock
An explosive concert experience featuring Meat Loaf's theatrical rock anthems and powerful vocal performances.
Why this album works
The album showcases Meat Loaf's dramatic flair and is notable for its enduring popularity, particularly the iconic track 'Paradise by the Dashboard Light.' It reflects the height of theatrical rock during the late 1980s, influencing subsequent artists and contributing to Meat Loaf's reputation as a captivating live performer.
- Career context
- Released in 1987, 'Live at Wembley' captures Meat Loaf's return to the stage after a tumultuous period marked by personal struggles and the commercial disappointment of his previous albums. This live album followed his earlier success with 'Bat Out of Hell,' and served as a platform for re-establishing his presence in the music industry.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Bob Dylan· Bruce Springsteen· Cher· Neil Young· Elvis Presley· Green Day· Cyndi Lauper· Prince
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Blind Before I Stop 3:54
- 2 Rock ’n’ Roll Mercenaries 5:33
- 3 Took the Words 7:48
- 4 Midnight at the Lost and Found 3:49
- 5 Modern Girl 5:43
- 6 Paradise by the Dashboard Light Standout 10:03
- 7 Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad 8:06
- 8 Bat Out of Hell Standout 10:28
- 9 Masculine 6:50
- 10 Rock ’n’ Roll Medley: Johnny B. Goode / Slow Down / Jailhouse Rock / Blue Suede Shoes 8:33
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