Title: Fantastic "Album"
Product review: I originally owned this on cassette in 1985. Steinman had been responsible for Meat Loaf's "Bat Out of Hell" as producer and songwriter. On "Bad For Good" he sings/growls/screams/performs his own songs (many of which ended up on "Bat Out of Hell II"). Steinman's producing style is very distinct. For fans his style is unmistakeable. From Air Supply to Bonnie Tyler, he's helped them create some very memorable songs. On his own album, it's timeless. Although originally released in 1981, the entire album is listenable from beginning to end. Backed up with the talent of Todd Rungren and Ellen Foley, Steinman's "Bad For Good" is a welcomed addition to any CD collection.
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