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"As far as Jim was concerned, life was about being forever young, and lusting after this and yearning after that. He was going to be 17 forever, and in some ways he was."

Said a friend of Jim Steinman’s, quoted in "A Gothic Rock Cottage Fit for a Bat Out of Hell/Jim Steinman spent years transforming his Connecticut house into a kind of rock ‘n’ roll museum. Now his friends are trying to sell it — with his belongings intact" (NYT).

Steinman wrote all the songs on the Meat Loaf album "Bat Out of Hell," and the headline's suggestion that the house fits the album title is pretty apt, based on the 24 photographs you'll see if you there. Or look here, at the agent's website. 

Steinman lived alone in the house for 20 years. He spent $6 million making it a weird, wild place, and you can buy it for $5,555,569 — and that's "with all of Mr. Steinman’s personal belongings still inside." You can step into the forever-young loner's life. Or should I say "fly in" — like a bat out of — into? — hell? 

There's a big stainless steel sculpture that's supposed to look like the crystals in Superman's Fortress of Solitude. There's the Batmobile-themed wheelchair (which Steinman needed after his "series of strokes"). There's the bedroom with art that contains taxidermied bats and an alligator skull. There's the closet full of blue and gray clothes, "few of which he wore."

Here's what I'd advise. Buy it. Select a part of it to live in — it's 6,000 square feet — and open the rest of it as a museum. Here's the floor plan: 

You'll want to live in the leftmost space. Add a door between the TV room and the office and make the office your bedroom and redo the den as a nice bathroom. Put a locking door between the kitchen and the dining room, and everything from that door on, over to the right, is your new tourist attraction. It's not quite the House on the Rock, but maybe it fits on the rock fan's American pilgrimmage. You know: Graceland, Paisley Park, Sun Studio.... What else?

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I'm gonna hit the highway like a battering ram/On a silver black phantom bike/When the metal is hot and the engine is hungry/And we're all about to see the light/Nothing ever grows in this rotting old hole/Everything is stunted and lost....

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