Lonely hearts, sexy motorbikes and creeeeeeeepy mirrors! It's Chat out of Hell series 3!

We start this series with a tour of Jim Steinman's weirdest monologues and take on a quadrology of loquacious nonsense. On the way we get to ask the big questions like:

- Did Jim Steinman talk like that ALL the time?

- Can we ever hear the word "please" again without shuddering?

- What is wrong with men?

PLUS a quick chat about Boost bars, various desperate demands for free stuff from big food manufacturers and a horrifying hint about the Christmas yet to come.

Chat out of Hell returns on December 16th where smash straight into Peel Out and Total Eclipse of the Heart.

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Chat out of Hell is a is a review podcast: all music extracts are used for review/illustrative purposes. To hear the songs in full please buy them from your local record shop or streaming platform. Don't do a piracy.

Music extracts on this episode:
Love and Death and an American Guitar by Jim Steinman from the album Bad For Good (1981)
Nocturnal Pleasure from the album Nocturnal Pleasure by Meat Loaf (1981)
I've Been Dreaming up a Storm Lately from the album Original Sin by Pandora's Box (1989)
The Want Ad from the album Original Sin by Pandora's Box (1989)

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