Meat Loaf: From Hell and to Connaught
Meat Loaf: From Hell and to Connaught

Meat Loaf: From Hell and to Connaught

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2025•51 min•EN
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The story of Meat Loaf's chaotic two-week journey through Ireland's heartland—a tour that reignited his love for people and music, ultimately helping his career get back on track.
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