Title: The Loaf's worst. Stay away, far away.
Product review: It killed me to admit to myself that this was a bad album. It really did, but you just can't escape the facts. Meat Loaf's first two albums were fantastic, timeless classics (even though Dead Ringer sold about 30 million less copies than Bat out of Hell), both had something in common: Songs by Jim Steinman. Meat and Steinman split after DR and this is his first solo effort, and while the first two songs (Razor's Edge and the title track) are actually quite good, the rest of the album shows instantly why Meat never wrote his own songs back in the Bat days. His voice is in better form than Dead Ringer, much better, but the songs and the music just aren't up to snuff. Stay away from this album and go for his next effort, Bad Attitude... also known as his real comeback album.
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