“I love the Glasgow crowd because you guys are f****** crazy'
director and guitarist Paul Crook alongside John Miceli , Randy Flowers and Lyssa Lynne , the band stays true to the original recordings while delivering the excitement of a live Meat Loaf show.
“Meatloaf and Bat Out of Hell really changed my life in terms of my musical DNA and upbringing and the type of music I loved, and I really loved classic rock and the rock opera format. After Meat Loaf’s death in January last year, they decided to release the album so fans could hear Caleb’s voice. “There are certain things that Caleb does that flips me out and he’s not even trying to be Meat Loaf, that’s the thing about this show.
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