There are countless classic renditions of “The Star-Spangled Banner.” For me, Chris Stapleton’s heartfelt performance at Super Bowl 2023 stands out among the best.
But I find it hard to argue against those who believe that the legendary Meat Loaf, with his iconic version of the national anthem at the 1994 All-Star Game in Pittsburgh, is truly the best of all time.
Accompanied by the Penn State ROTC Color Guard, Meat Loaf’s performance in 1994 was no coincidence.
Dressed in a rainbow brocade vest
The rock ’n’ roll star, who had a major resurgence in the ’90s, was hotter than a microwave that year. Thanks to an album propelled by MTV, he was back in the spotlight, ready to show the world what he could do. Martin Lee Aday, as he was born, was in his mid-40s when he belted out the anthem, and it was clear he relished every moment on stage.
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