Fire Inc.

Fire Inc. was a Wagnerian rock band that released two songs for the "rock 'n' roll fable"-film Streets of Fire in 1984. The songs were called "Tonight is What It Means To Be Young" and "Nowhere Fast", and never had any real commercial success. In 1989 Jim Steinman put together another group called Pandora's Box in which he included eight of the members from Fire Inc. A different version of the song "Nowhere Fast" (originally intended to have been used by Fire Inc., but dropped in favor of a better version also by Steinman) was also released on Meat Loaf's album Bad Attitude (1984).