Jim Steinman - Left in the Dark video free download

Islandgirl244

"Wow" the words at the end of the song, powerful, bold and extreme. ..

breyner zabaleta sanchez

jim steinman el genio del rock creador de grandes obras maestras de la música sus melodias son fantasticas y te atrapan.

sarah clements

Amazing song. Gives me chills 

Melee Stormbringer

his vocals on this may not be perfect, but they convey the emotion of a broken man perfectly.

Paul LJC

Reminds me of a dark place I was in once many years ago, and thought I'd never get out of. Interesting to revisit as a tourist, but Christ, you wouldn't want to live there.... counting today's blessings and not yesterday's insufficient light. 

Paul LJC

I thought I was imagining things... elsewhere on You Tube the "Bad For Good" LP is posted but there only seem to be ten tracks on it, omitting this one. I thought I was going daft in my old age as I clearly remember this was the last track on side two. Thank the Gods it's here! did the CD re-release lop this off or something? 

Martial Laurency

very beautiful and sad song. So powerful.

Adam Nicholson

I have said, I may bow to no man.. other, of course, than Legend Jim Steinman

rachel thomas

One of my favourite songs, I also love Streisand's version (being from a female perspective) but ultimately this is the original and best for me

tamuir1

Have i mentioned before how much i love this song!

Bruce Moxon

Pretty sure Rory Dodd actually did the vocals on this.

80srocker1988

Meat Loafs 1995 version of this song had better vocals, but the instrumental parts in this one are better and the emotion in the vocals in this version are more evident and gives this version a more real feeling of the emotions portrayed.

franz morhart

Jim Steinman is one of the greatest lyrists in Rock history. He perfectly captures the essence of rock music, the beauty, the tragedy, the passion, and puts it into words that crystalize and resonate in the minds of his audience: the horny teenager. Jim Steinman's fantastically overblown operas are only as fantastically overblown as the imagination of the average American teenager. It is his ability to bring the teenage imagination to life that enables him to write such timeless masterpieces.

Alphie70

WOW, first time I've heard this version and it leaves Barbara Streisand for dead. I can hear the anguish in his voice!

Steve Binns

So glad this version is the full one! Too many are cut at 7:10. Those last few spoken lyrics MAKE the song. So much is "said" in those last few seconds!

stevepeebles61

Jim is a legend

Tom Frampton

The greatest song writer who ever lived.

tamuir1

Hey bruce and foz you dont have to sneak in the door ... Brings back memories ...

andrew topley

thiis man made meat loaf LISTEN TO BAD FOR GOOD 1981 he also wrote bat out of hell

MarkyJoe

While I find the instrumentation of this version of the song to be the best, Jim sings a lot of flats during the chorus. It's too jarring for me to really call this the definitive version of the song. Now if only someone with more capable vocals did this version...

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