I like it. The whole album is good.

There seems to be a love/hate thing about him.
People either really like or don't like.

PS: Would you mind trying the link I posted in Canon
see if it works for you. ( the last one )

Thanks man!

few beers and then meat loaf great evening

(the voice doing play by play)

@Scott nice pic but i dont understand is Phill Rizzuto a good player ?

@LH sorry i did not make my profile clear
South West
Devon that is where i live
i live on the coast on top off a hill looking down on the beach
very nice we like it
But we do go off in the summer and travel to get away form tourists
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=kXw9rc7Mjb8
and i just threw that in for a laugth
That is where i used to go in my youth
because it was cheap and no thrills

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@LH
thx But you must have good weather where you live, the country must be very quiet
do you like it or do you prefer the city

English, this sums it up,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Rizzuto

"Rizzuto is also the announcer who provides the play-by-play commentary during the long spoken bridge in Meat Loaf's 1977 song "Paradise by the Dashboard Light." Ostensibly an account of a baseball sequence, it actually describes the singer's step-by-step efforts to lose his virginity. Rizzuto was reportedly unaware of the suggestive double entendre nature of his spoken contribution, and claimed to be annoyed by the song's success after he began receiving disapproving letters from clergymen. However, by the time he was given a gold record for the album, the mini-controversy had been smoothed over. "Phil was no dummy," said singer Meat Loaf. "He knew exactly what was going on, and he told me such. He was just getting some heat from a priest and felt like he had to do something. I totally understood."[8]"

I know him as a humble, generous man who's playing skills were legendary and whose command of the English language as a Yankees broadcaster was shall we say, less than perfect. He retired before I was born but I fondly remember his "HOLY COW!" trademark commentary whenever something extraordinary took place on the field.

When he retired from broadcasting, the Yankees, in an on the field ceremony, bought him a cow with a halo over her head. The cow promptly knocked him over. Pics later if I can find them.

my dad and mom really like meatloaf and i like to eat it lol :)

i'm not sure if i've ever had those before lol