Bat Out Of Hell

'Bat Out Of Hell' is the debut studio album by American rock singer Meat Loaf. Released in 1977, the album features epic, operatic songs with theatrical and grandiose production. The album's lyrics tell stories of youthful rebellion, love, and heartbreak, set against a backdrop of motorcycle rides and rock 'n' roll imagery. 'Bat Out Of Hell' is best known for its title track, a nearly ten-minute long anthem that has become a classic rock staple. The album's blend of hard rock, pop, and theatrical elements helped it achieve commercial success and critical acclaim, solidifying Meat Loaf's status as a rock icon.