His delivery was pretty compelling.
Very punchy (sorry), statement based, and pretty much always had an actual quote.
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HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
HIS NAME WAS ROBERT PAULSON
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Oh no 
Oh sad news. He was part of the soundtrack to my teenage years and strangely part of my drunken Swiss life.
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I think a little bit of him died at the MCG on that infamous day
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Heaven no longer has to wait. Bat out of Hell got a good run in LJ Torana heading up to Jamison Creek and Eilden for water skiing in my youth.
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Sad news about Meatloaf. I grew up listening to him because my dad always had one of his records playing. Him and Jim Steinman gone somehow seems like the end of rock opera.
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RIP Meatloaf
As an aside I couldn’t stand his music.
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^^ This ^^
RIP nonetheless…
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Yep, hated his music but well aware of his importance and still sad
Omg I love Meatloaf’s songs.
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Part of, and maybe most of, his career, no doubt.
A shame, really, coz he was no doubt a huge star for a decade or two.
74 out of 111 ain’t bad.
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Really sad news…I absolutely loved Bat Out of Hell…knew the words to every song and wore out my vinyl copy.
It’s sad that a lot of people will choose to remember the GF episode rather than the joy that he brought to millions across the world.
RIP Big Man 
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The poor taste jokes are already circulating. I’ll refrain from repeating them here.
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One of the greats. Bat Out of Hell was a masterpiece. I shall belt out “two out of three ain’t bad” to the best of my ability in a road trip tomorrow in his honour.
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His name was Robert Paulson
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This: BOOH was epic, my clear favourite when I was 10. Later efforts, meh. RIP you “hunk of meatloaf”.
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