Digital Streams Of Meat Loaf Songs Surge After Singer’s Death
circa 1985: American rock star Meatloaf, real name Marvin Lee Aday, screams into the microphone like a bat out of hell, during a live concert.
It has been a massive increase.
Loudwire says digital streams of Meat Loaf songs have exploded in the wake of the iconic singer’s death last week. According to Billboard, Meat Loaf streams surged to 15.9 million over the weekend- a 2,593 percent increase! The most popular tracks? “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That)”, “Paradise by the Dashboard Light”, and “Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad”.
Digital sales also blew up, with more than 19,000 album buys – 13,000 of which were for his 1977 classic Bat Out Of Hell. Did you launch a Meat Loaf playlist over the weekend? Which albums or songs did you put on?
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