Stage monsters, diva superspies and nicking your granny's apples! It's the end of Chat out of Hell series two!

The questions everyone wants to know this time:

- Has Jim Steinman ever actually been on a motorbike?

- Did the Shadow's catchphrase warrant being awkwardly shoehorned into a Steinman classic?

Who is the bigger villain, Meat Loaf's stage persona or the real Jim Steinman?

PLUS Sam tests out a new game in the quiz slot and realises that not everyone remembers the electronic dancehall smash hits of the 80s as well as him.

Chat out of Hell WILL RETURN on December 2nd. Be there or don't. Up to you.

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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:
Bad for Good by Jim Steinman from the album Bad for Good (1981)
Bad for Good by Meat Loaf from the album Bat out of Hell 3: The Monster is Loose (2006)
Original Sin (the Natives are Restless) by Pandora's Box from the album Original Sin (1989)
Original Sin by Meat Loaf from the album Welcome to the Neighbourhood (1995)
Original Sin by Taylor Dayne from the album The Shadow: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1995)

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