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Jan 16, 2008 · Rock & A Hard Place: Created by Harvey Levin. With Meat Loaf, Leif Garrett, Tiffany, Douglas Spain. "Rock & A Hard Place" is a Rock & Roll game show hosted by Meatloaf, which features a true battle of the bands as teams play for charity and compete in rock and general trivia.
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For 2 seasons (22 episodes) Meat Loaf presented this fun gameshow. Credit to Karen Hildebrand for telling me I didn't upload it yet
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was a short-lived battle of the bands quiz-themed competition game show.
Rounds
Each episode featured a variety of rounds which included the following: •Rock or Crock - Meat Loaf would read True or False statements about the opposing band. If the statement if true, it is dubbed, "Rock". If the statement is false, it is dubbed, "Crock". The answer was revealed by the opposing team themselves. Each correct answer awarded $100 for their charity. •Heavy Mental – This was always the first round(; second when Rock or Crock was added). Meat Loaf would ask a member of either band a question. A correct answer, awarded $100 for their band's charity; if they were wrong, however, the next player in line attempted to answer the same question. This process continued until each player played at least twice. Afterwards each band would be given a bonus question. NOTE: This was also a play-on the words "Heavy Metal". For the bonus questions, each band would be given a question with multiple answers to it. They attempted to give as many answers as possible until they gave a wrong answer or ran out of time. Each correct answer awarded $100/$200 for their charity. •Title Wave – A series of blanks representing the title of a song were shown. Words would be revealed one by one randomly. The first player to buzz in with the correct title won $100 for each unrevealed word. Then, if they could identify the artist who made that song popular, they earned an additional $100. •Face Off - Behind eight cards are famous faces from the past or present. The bands job was to buzz-in and identify the face. Correct answers scored $100. •Scene Not Heard – This was always the third round. The bands were shown a music video with no sound. The first player to buzz in and identify either the song or the artist awarded $200 for their band's charity. If they could identify both, they won $400. If, however, they were wrong on either, the other band would have a chance to name the remaining part or both to win the money. •Odd Man Out – Four pictures of famous people were shown, and Meat Loaf would read a clue that applies to all but one of them. The first player to buzz in and correctly guess the person who doesn't belong won $200 for their band's charity; however, if they were wrong, the other band would have a chance to answer. •Who Am I? – Meat Loaf would read five clues to a famous person. The fewer clues it took to correctly identify the person, the more money the bands could win for their charities. If they were wrong, the other band could choose to guess immediately or see more clues. The values of the clues were as follows: •Clue #1: $1,000 •Clue #2: $750 •Clue #3: $500 •Clue #4: $250 •Clue #5: $100 •Child's Play - (Not to be confused with the short-lived 1982-1983 game show hosted by the late Bill Cullen, nor the 80s horror-film franchise and the charity organization of the same name) This was always the last round in the game. One member of a band would play a song on a kazoo (one of which was always a children's melody). The other members had to identify that song. A correct answer won $500 for their charity, but a wrong answer meant they had to play it for the opposing band, who could steal the money for a correct answer.
The title was also a song by The Rolling Stones from 1989 and a documentary film produced by and featuring Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson (former host/producer of The Hero and The Titan Games) about youth prison boot camps by HBO from 2017.
Full Episodes
Sha Na Na vs. War Color Me Badd vs. The Divas Grandmaster Flash vs. Pussycat Dolls: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 Warrant vs. The Orchestra: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3
"Rock & A Hard Place" is a Rock & Roll game show hosted by Meatloaf, which features a true battle of the bands as teams play for charity and compete in rock and general trivia. Season one artists include: The Pussycat Dolls, Eddie Money, 38 Special, The Pointer Sisters, Warrant, Lonestar, Grandmaster Flash, Sheila E., Berlin, and more. 10 Episodes.
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Jan 20, 2023 · ( Classic Rock ) published 20 January 2023. A big man with a big voice and big ambitions, Meat Loaf fought hard to achieve success, and when it came he thrilled millions with his unforgettable music. (Image credit: Terry Lott) Meat Loaf died less than a year after the loss of his artistic foil, Jim Steinman.
