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Total Eclipse of the Heart is not just a breakup power ballad. Jim Steinman first titled it Vampires in Love — for a Nosferatu musical that never happened.
This episode explains the accident that made Bonnie Tyler’s voice, the glowing-eyed video, and why the song still spikes every time the sun actually disappears.
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Episode 81 of Behind The Lines
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