What's missing is some "old school".

[HogWild_101st]

Meatloaf and the baddest piano boogie you will hear this side of Ray Charles.

And lyrics you can understand too. Those were the days...

[Bandit99]

I agree. It came out about same time (1977) that, I as a young man, was just into my teenage years. A time when you quit looking at girls as if they carried a disease, but a time that even if they did, you didn't care as you wanted to be infected. When your tenacity to get a girl was about the same as a pitbull hanging from a tire swing. there just was no quit. To me this is a great song and one of my all time favorites. Hell the whole Bat out of Hell album is classic to me. The Meatloaf, Jim Steinman (writer) is one of the greatest singer/songwriter duos of all time. I just wished that money and the music industry had not gotten in the way and ruined what could of been a lot more hits.

[shane]

Would it be bad to point out that I was born in 1977 LOL

[mikejaxon]

I agree songs like this just aren't made anymore, and to me this is one of the greatest

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX3cbFJ3lYU

[HogWild_101st]

I didn't expect any replies to this one. Fellow old schoolers are in the house. How about one from the most underated band in the last 30 years?

 

 

Music video's from the 1970's are pretty cheesy, but the music... ahhhhhh.

[gutjay]

Australian rock band Silverchair

[chiamira]

Haha was born 1984.... But I enjoy even more old school than this

 

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[fehue]

I was born in 1957 and I remember all of those bands, they're all hard to beat. My favorite blast from the past will probably always be Led Zepplin and Pink Floyd and not necessarily in that order, it depends on the tune.

Edited January 5, 2014 by fehue