Crazy to think that Priest had already been a band for over 20 years by this album. They could've been typecast as a 70s band but got "grandfathered into" the "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" in the late 70s (with newer bands like Iron Maiden). They were one of the first bands I'm aware of to call themselves a "heavy metal band" and take pride in it. Before them it was usually called "acid rock" or just "hard rock". I've heard it said that "Black Sabbath invented heavy metal.. Judas Priest perfected it."
I'm so glad this album finally is starting to get the audience it deserves. It's was overlooked at the time of it's release largely. I'm pretty sure Pantera opened for Priest when they were touring for this album. Imagine that show
@ By "overlooked" he means that bands like Metallica who sold out got a lot more commercial recognition. This record was certainly NOT overlooked by metal fans at the time, but it was by the masses.
I was front row center for the Painkiller show at the Arena in NJ. Rob pointed at me during Touch of Evil while screaming "you're possessing me". I don't remember the opening band.
"Hell Patrol" is my favourite song from the Painkiller album. Whereas Iron Maiden is defined by their galloping rhythms, Judas Priest is defined by their mid-tempo grooves. Another great example is "Revelations" from the album Nostradamus. It's a great album, but because they use synth guitars on some tracks the songs don't have the same bite or crunch as their heavier material.
I saw Priest live when this album first came out. I was in the front row with a crushing mass of metalheads behind me. As a black man, I stood out. It was my best concert ever!
I saw Judas Priest with Krokus on their Turbo tour. On the floor of the arena. The amplifiers were so loud you could feel your chest vibrate the whole concert. Concerts back then were an event to remember and something to look forward to. No cell phones, no internet, half the cable channels as today. It was basically the only thing a kid had to look forward to if you could imagine that.
This is 90's Priest. Just remember, Judas Priest have been around for 40+ years, so they have a huge set list of music that covers every style of rock music you can think of, and his voice was one of the best. In the early 80's Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were at the top of their game and were considered pretty heavy for their time. I've been to many Priest concerts and they were all great, They always had a great stage show and they always performed well. Good memories...If you like the heavier sound, give 'Freewheel Burning' a listen off the 'Defenders Of The Faith' album, I thought it was a pretty heavy song for its time. (still don't know the words!).
Huge metalhead here and this is by far my favorite song. It’s an anthem of metal. Also, the live show is TOP NOTCH. They sound amazing live, any of the videos on youtube do not do it justice. The energy of being there is absolutely incredible, highly recommend it.
"Those Devil Dogs"..........awesome reaction. 30 years old. Seen them about 6 concerts over 40 years, suggest 'Unleashed in the East' album, to better connect to the 'classic Priest' live sound. Btw, the addition of Scott Travis to Painkiller totally transformed their speed and intensity.
Painkiller is, without a doubt, one of the greatest metal albums ever produced. All killer, and no filler. A funny story from the first time I heard the title track: I asked my buddy "What the hell is a laser bullet?" to which he replied, "Must be what the GI Joes shoot."
Man, please react to 70s heavy metal Priest songs: Dissident Agressor, Exciter or Genocide. Beyond the realms.of Death is also a killer balad. The 80s include some of the "Friendly" Priest, but also great heavy songs like Sentinel and Ram it Down lml Great reaction and great album lml
Judas Priest has been around since the 70's. If you want to hear a master peice.of.a album check out SadWings of Destiny released from 1976. Than you can start to see how Priest how layer the ground work for modern day Heavy Metal!
Hello T, I've been subscribed to your channel now for about a year,and I really like your reactions. My favorites are definitely the earlier stuff like from the late 70's thru the early 90's. Judas Priest and Iron Maiden being 2 of my fav's.another good but underated Priest album is Ram It Down. They do an awesome cover of Johnny Be Good of course with the Halford touch to it. I think would another good album for you react to.
Thanks for reacting to Hell Patrol! Painkiller gets all the attention as a song but the rest of the album is awesome too. I still listen to this at the gym a lot :) And yeah, Priest were awesome live, saw them many times. The thing I love most about them is how much they evolved with the times and got heavier, faster, and more proficient... and playing heavier metal music essentially meant they could utilize more of their musicianship, which they've mentioned in interviews before :)
Priest, Maiden, AC/DC, Queen, Scorpions and more I'm not recalling.....we had some vocalists when I was coming up. Priest Live was Halford coming out on his Harley!!
I am new subscriber, nice review! This album is just a masterpiece, all the songs are just amazing! You should try Sentinel live- Fuel for Life, Sinner live from 82 Live Vengeance, just shows off Halfords raw power! So many songs to listen , every album is different! Long live the Priest!
Try his solo band albums Halford - Resurrection, Halford - Crucible and the best one for me Halford - Live Insurrection with Remake Demos bonus tracks, Covers, Live shows and his voice flawless on stage all in 2001. Try this and witness perfection on stage.
Run Of the Mill from their debut album Rocka Rolla , it is very emotional for me anyway and don't get me started on Halford's and band's perfomance ...trust me you will come back to this song , it is that good
Ended up with too much work for beer today.... tomorrow! Going thru the archives and found a couple gems I missed. In the 80s, Priest had already been honing their skills for a decade. I think their first record, Rock A Rolla came out in 1969. A Halford side project request... Fight - Nailed To The Gun. Like the reaction. Peace!
Hey. You should try to react to some of the stuff Rob Halford did outside Priest, you would probably dig it, very heavy with awesome vocals. Recommend "Nailed to the Gun" and Into the pit" from when he was with the band "Fight", and Resurrection from his self titled band Halford.
I want to throw some Pantera requests out there and see if others jump in. "Revolution is my Name" and "I'll Cast a Shadow" which is off Reinventing The Steel, their last studio album I believe. Both songs are pretty friggin heavy, so may be so other subscribers will echo my sentiments. Even if you don't review, it might be something u might want to listen to at the gym. :)
Painkiller is hands down Priest's best album, but far from the only good one. Later on in the 90's, Rob Halford split with the band (1991 - 2003) & they had a new lead singer (Ripper Owens) which changed the sound of their music but it was still good. Rob even did some vocals on the first album Jugulator. They only made 2 albums with Ripper (Jugulator & Demolition) which are both good & you should definitely check out. When Rob split from Priest, he formed a new thrash metal band called Fight, but they only made 2 albums, Fight: War of Words, & A Small Deadly Space, the first one being the best. "Into The Pit" from War of Words is one of my favorite Fight songs. Give it a listen! ruclips.net/video/KAtxYftCIyA/видео.html
Damn bro, I'm old. I have to figure out how to track your stuff better. Cuz you do some good stuff on here.. I think I subscribe to maybe 10 channels. You're the only one that's brave enough to touch this stuff. Can you put patreon information up? I don't know how to do that yet LOL don't pick on me guys. But you have earned that
JUDAS PRIEST PAVED THE WAY FOR MODERN HEAVY METAL THE GREATEST METAL BAND OF ALL IN MY OPONION I SAW THEM MULTIPLE TIMES THEY NEVER DISAPOINTED OR RELENTED WE USE TO SAY( SHOOT US PLEASE) ITS JUST A JOKE IF U WANT TO HEAR WAILING GUITAR MASTERSHIP LISTEN TO SINNER FROM UNLEASHED IN THE EASTTHEIR FIRST LIVE ALBUM THE WHOLE ALBUM AS A MATTER OF FACT THEN LOOK AT RISING IN THE EAST DVD WHERE THEY WENT FULL CIRCLE PLAYING IN JAPAN TO GIVE U A PERSPECTIVE HOW THEY TRANSCENDED FROM THEN TO NOW ALMOST EVERYTHING THEY COMPOSE WAS GOOD THEY DIDNT CALL THEM THE HIGH PRIESTS OF ROCK ROLL 4 NOTHING A TITLE WELL DESERVED (THE REASON I PICK SINNER CAUSE THE SHALL RISE IN THE EAST) I HOPE U GIVE A TRY
If you like Priest you will Like Iron Maiden, check out Rime of the Ancient Mariner or Powerslave or Fear of the Dark, recommend you watch the live versions, sooo much better experience.
You shouldnt only Stick ti the Painkiller album in my opinioni. You should check Beyond the Realms of Death (1978), Delivering the Goods (1979), The Sentinel (1984), Blood Red Skies (1988). These are 4 masterpieces of the band and EACH Is completely different from the other. Really makes you understand how different Priest could sound. Immense band.
Man, just do the whole painkiller album, it's the best. In the top 10 greatest metal albums of all time for sure. And it's really unique by them, not that other judas priest albums weren't heavy, but no one really came close.
Painkiller is probably my favorite Priest album, to be honest. Like someone else commented, prior to Painkiller's release Judas Priest (in my eyes anyway) had kinda been placed in more of a hard rock category. I was in my mid-teens, was a beginning musician (drums) and was more focused on bands that had more of a "metal percussion" feel (double bass, odd time signatures, faster tempos, etc.) and older bands like Priest didn't really highlight that. Then Painkiller came out with Scott Travis taking over behind the drum kit, the stars aligned, and we were graced with a metal masterpiece \m/
@@South-of-Heaven Both are prob my favourite Priest albums. I'd say Painkiller rocks harder, and more consistently but Defenders has my absolute favourite Priest songs (The Sentinel and Rock Hard Ride Free).
You have to finish this album... This song IS GREAT.... But, in my honest opinion.... It's a buffer between Painkiller and the rest of the album...…. The next song, "All Guns Blazing" Is going to destroy!!!! Metal Meltdown showcases Rob's voice almost like no other song.... The Finale, "One Shot at Glory" Or ...…."Hammer and the Anvil".... This whole album just DESTROYS!!!!
Crazy to think that Priest had already been a band for over 20 years by this album. They could've been typecast as a 70s band but got "grandfathered into" the "New Wave of British Heavy Metal" in the late 70s (with newer bands like Iron Maiden). They were one of the first bands I'm aware of to call themselves a "heavy metal band" and take pride in it. Before them it was usually called "acid rock" or just "hard rock". I've heard it said that "Black Sabbath invented heavy metal.. Judas Priest perfected it."
@@grendeltech Actually Deep Purple were confirmed to be earlier than Black Sabbath from a dude with proof.
"Highway Star" for example.
Always cutting edge, they evolved their sound consistently
Sabbath was heavy, Priest is metal.
I'm so glad this album finally is starting to get the audience it deserves. It's was overlooked at the time of it's release largely. I'm pretty sure Pantera opened for Priest when they were touring for this album. Imagine that show
That show had to be In-Fucking-Sane!!!!
@@TheAdventuresofTNT I wonder what kind of influence that had on a fledgling Pantera.
@
By "overlooked" he means that bands like Metallica who sold out got a lot more commercial recognition. This record was certainly NOT overlooked by metal fans at the time, but it was by the masses.
On the west coast, Slayer opened for Priest on this tour. Pantera might have opened on other legs of this tour.
I was front row center for the Painkiller show at the Arena in NJ. Rob pointed at me during Touch of Evil while screaming "you're possessing me". I don't remember the opening band.
I listen to this one every day. His vocals in this is insane!
"Hell Patrol" is my favourite song from the Painkiller album. Whereas Iron Maiden is defined by their galloping rhythms, Judas Priest is defined by their mid-tempo grooves. Another great example is "Revelations" from the album Nostradamus. It's a great album, but because they use synth guitars on some tracks the songs don't have the same bite or crunch as their heavier material.
First heard this back in I think 1993 and still to this day when Rob says "...ripping out hearts!" at the end I get CHILLS.
Such a good line
Since 1993??? Omg I wasn’t even born yet 🤣🤣🤣 but I really do love this mfckn album, hell patrol is my favorite one 🤘🏽
oh yeah! one of my favourites! i binged this whole album when i was 16 for almost a year.
Priest live is amazing. Seen them back in June and they just killed. Listen to Beyond The Realms of Death and Exciter. Old school Priest.
All i can say to that is YES!!
I saw Priest live when this album first came out. I was in the front row with a crushing mass of metalheads behind me. As a black man, I stood out. It was my best concert ever!
Leather rebel from this album is the pure definition of this album...
Scott Travis is a beast in this album .
Hell bent for leather, Rob is the only one can ride a Harley on stage 🤘
"Nightcrawler" off this album would make a perfect Halloween reaction video. It's spooky.
Priest is amazing live. I've seen them twice and they never disappoint.
React to One Shot at Glory on this album for me the second best.
ABSOLUTELY. Probably my favourite Priest Track ever, but he should react to Battle Hymn too before that.
A touch of evil is my favorite. This album is perfection
My fav ever!
For me, the best of this album. Needs Battle Hymn right before it though
I saw Judas Priest with Krokus on their Turbo tour. On the floor of the arena. The amplifiers were so loud you could feel your chest vibrate the whole concert. Concerts back then were an event to remember and something to look forward to. No cell phones, no internet, half the cable channels as today. It was basically the only thing a kid had to look forward to if you could imagine that.
Priest is awesome!!!!
Listen to Judas Priest "Beyond The Realms of Death" live Rising in The East
Definitely one of their best songs and best live performances.
This is 90's Priest. Just remember, Judas Priest have been around for 40+ years, so they have a huge set list of music that covers every style of rock music you can think of, and his voice was one of the best. In the early 80's Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were at the top of their game and were considered pretty heavy for their time. I've been to many Priest concerts and they were all great, They always had a great stage show and they always performed well. Good memories...If you like the heavier sound, give 'Freewheel Burning' a listen off the 'Defenders Of The Faith' album, I thought it was a pretty heavy song for its time. (still don't know the words!).
Allister Fiend someone is a Judas Priest fan
All guns blazing is my 2nd favorite song from this album. Straight fire.
Victim of change.. 1983 live in San Bernardino
Lead singer's solo group.
HALFORD - MADE IN HELL
It's a barnburner
Huge metalhead here and this is by far my favorite song. It’s an anthem of metal. Also, the live show is TOP NOTCH. They sound amazing live, any of the videos on youtube do not do it justice. The energy of being there is absolutely incredible, highly recommend it.
"Those Devil Dogs"..........awesome reaction. 30 years old. Seen them about 6 concerts over 40 years, suggest 'Unleashed in the East' album, to better connect to the 'classic Priest' live sound. Btw, the addition of Scott Travis to Painkiller totally transformed their speed and intensity.
Seen them in concert last summer they are amazing his voice is out of this world ! All guns blazing you won't be disappointed!
Painkiller is, without a doubt, one of the greatest metal albums ever produced. All killer, and no filler. A funny story from the first time I heard the title track: I asked my buddy "What the hell is a laser bullet?" to which he replied, "Must be what the GI Joes shoot."
One of my favs songs
Man, please react to 70s heavy metal Priest songs:
Dissident Agressor, Exciter or Genocide. Beyond the realms.of Death is also a killer balad.
The 80s include some of the "Friendly" Priest, but also great heavy songs like Sentinel and Ram it Down lml
Great reaction and great album lml
Your thumbnail for this looks like what Rob Halford would do on his Instagram account :)
Great review, I appreciate that you don't pause the jam to give your thoughts, you stick with the music instead of chopping it up. Cheers from 2022!
Judas Priest has been around since the 70's. If you want to hear a master peice.of.a album check out SadWings of Destiny released from 1976. Than you can start to see how Priest how layer the ground work for modern day Heavy Metal!
Hello T, I've been subscribed to your channel now for about a year,and I really like your reactions. My favorites are definitely the earlier stuff like from the late 70's thru the early 90's. Judas Priest and Iron Maiden being 2 of my fav's.another good but underated Priest album is Ram It Down. They do an awesome cover of Johnny Be Good of course with the Halford touch to it. I think would another good album for you react to.
Dude I was trying to live stream some Judas Priest an Jan tonight but RUclips is acting up
Gotta check out “All Guns Blazing” by them
I saw them in 1990 on this tour for painkiller , megadeth opened for them on their rust in peace tour
and now Iron Maiden - Caught Somewhere In Time !
Thanks for reacting to Hell Patrol! Painkiller gets all the attention as a song but the rest of the album is awesome too. I still listen to this at the gym a lot :) And yeah, Priest were awesome live, saw them many times. The thing I love most about them is how much they evolved with the times and got heavier, faster, and more proficient... and playing heavier metal music essentially meant they could utilize more of their musicianship, which they've mentioned in interviews before :)
Dreamer/deceiver if you wanna listen to something more chill yet epic from Priest, there's not enough reactions to that song out there
JP IS NOT A SONG LIST ITS A LIBRARY
Haven't heard this one yet....im always finding new songs following reactions. Thank You ✌. I likey.
Please listen.....between the hammer and anvil or leather rebel ...tracks from the same record
Priest, Maiden, AC/DC, Queen, Scorpions and more I'm not recalling.....we had some vocalists when I was coming up. Priest Live was Halford coming out on his Harley!!
Rob Halford also had a band in the 90's called Fight. Check out Kill It, Immortal Sin, Into The Pit, or Little Crazy.
I am new subscriber, nice review! This album is just a masterpiece, all the songs are just amazing! You should try Sentinel live- Fuel for Life, Sinner live from 82 Live Vengeance, just shows off Halfords raw power! So many songs to listen , every album is different! Long live the Priest!
Try his solo band albums Halford - Resurrection, Halford - Crucible and the best one for me Halford - Live Insurrection with Remake Demos bonus tracks, Covers, Live shows and his voice flawless on stage all in 2001. Try this and witness perfection on stage.
And FIGHT!!!!
Run Of the Mill from their debut album Rocka Rolla , it is very emotional for me anyway and don't get me started on Halford's and band's perfomance ...trust me you will come back to this song , it is that good
Freewheel burning!
please do Dreamer Deceiver/ Deceiver Live from the BBC. Its my favorite set of Priest songs and they are just incredible!
There is no "him" in Priest,they are an entity when they get together and perform the music of Judas Priest!
Priest invented modern metal as we know it today... Just ask Iron Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer...Etc...
I don't know about the others, but Slayer would tell you that they were much heavier than priest
@@arismaiden6457 True... But every member of Slayer loves Priest. They did cover "Dissident Aggressor after all!!😀
STAND! FIGHT!
@@arismaiden6457 Slayer was actually born like a Priest cover band.
Aside from this album, Maiden was always heavier than Priest.... i grew up with both and they've both always been in my top favorites
Most underrated JP song
Victim Of Changes. Slow burn, but def fire 🔥!
the rage ....judas priest
You should react to The Sentinel and to Electric Eye 🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼💣💥
Ended up with too much work for beer today.... tomorrow! Going thru the archives and found a couple gems I missed. In the 80s, Priest had already been honing their skills for a decade. I think their first record, Rock A Rolla came out in 1969. A Halford side project request... Fight - Nailed To The Gun. Like the reaction. Peace!
Greatest song on that album. But to be fair, the entire album is FIRE🔥
Damn it's so dope that I need it tattooed on my flesh
Hey. You should try to react to some of the stuff Rob Halford did outside Priest, you would probably dig it, very heavy with awesome vocals. Recommend "Nailed to the Gun" and Into the pit" from when he was with the band "Fight", and Resurrection from his self titled band Halford.
I want to throw some Pantera requests out there and see if others jump in. "Revolution is my Name" and "I'll Cast a Shadow" which is off Reinventing The Steel, their last studio album I believe. Both songs are pretty friggin heavy, so may be so other subscribers will echo my sentiments. Even if you don't review, it might be something u might want to listen to at the gym. :)
i agree to your suggestions. those aren't reacted to a lot on youtube. very underrated album in general.
You can't really go bad with Pantera.
God I miss those days 😂🎉
Awesome in concert , seen them twice .. beyond the realms of death is an awesome priest song but a little slower ;)
I don't know this guy, but he is very welcome to join me for a pint with Judas Priest playing in the background any time. 😂
Listen to Rocka Rolla Judas Priest 2nd song he did off his first debut album in 1974 ;)
Painkiller is hands down Priest's best album, but far from the only good one. Later on in the 90's, Rob Halford split with the band (1991 - 2003) & they had a new lead singer (Ripper Owens) which changed the sound of their music but it was still good. Rob even did some vocals on the first album Jugulator. They only made 2 albums with Ripper (Jugulator & Demolition) which are both good & you should definitely check out. When Rob split from Priest, he formed a new thrash metal band called Fight, but they only made 2 albums, Fight: War of Words, & A Small Deadly Space, the first one being the best. "Into The Pit" from War of Words is one of my favorite Fight songs. Give it a listen! ruclips.net/video/KAtxYftCIyA/видео.html
Brillante album.
Try reacting to Judas Priest - Hell Bent for Leather or Braking the Law . Great reaction!
You've got to get to Nightcrawler (on the Painkiller album) by Halloween- it's like a horror movie.
Saw them well over forty times going back to the 70s, any questions please ask.
good one
Damn bro, I'm old. I have to figure out how to track your stuff better. Cuz you do some good stuff on here.. I think I subscribe to maybe 10 channels. You're the only one that's brave enough to touch this stuff. Can you put patreon information up? I don't know how to do that yet LOL don't pick on me guys. But you have earned that
I watch other channels as well an no one reacts to priest or some of the other bands I’ve grown to like
you have to check out rob halford's other band Fight, war of words album.
Painkiller is jam all the way through.
Lamb of God- walk with me in hell
If you like that high vocal style give 3 inches of blood - goat riders horde.
JUDAS PRIEST PAVED THE WAY FOR MODERN HEAVY METAL THE GREATEST METAL BAND OF ALL IN MY OPONION I SAW THEM MULTIPLE TIMES THEY NEVER DISAPOINTED OR RELENTED WE USE TO SAY( SHOOT US PLEASE) ITS JUST A JOKE IF U WANT TO HEAR WAILING GUITAR MASTERSHIP LISTEN TO SINNER FROM UNLEASHED IN THE EASTTHEIR FIRST LIVE ALBUM THE WHOLE ALBUM AS A MATTER OF FACT THEN LOOK AT RISING IN THE EAST DVD WHERE THEY WENT FULL CIRCLE PLAYING IN JAPAN TO GIVE U A PERSPECTIVE HOW THEY TRANSCENDED FROM THEN TO NOW ALMOST EVERYTHING THEY COMPOSE WAS GOOD THEY DIDNT CALL THEM THE HIGH PRIESTS OF ROCK ROLL 4 NOTHING A TITLE WELL DESERVED (THE REASON I PICK SINNER CAUSE THE SHALL RISE IN THE EAST) I HOPE U GIVE A TRY
To bad I can’t watch your first reaction cuz it’s blocked in my country (Canada) thanks Sony
If you like Priest you will Like Iron Maiden, check out Rime of the Ancient Mariner or Powerslave or Fear of the Dark, recommend you watch the live versions, sooo much better experience.
Judas priest-metal meltdown
speaking of "breaking the law" another band you reacted to did a cover of that(Arch Enemy) maybe try that out sometime and see how they did
holy shit! Im on my way!
You shouldnt only Stick ti the Painkiller album in my opinioni. You should check Beyond the Realms of Death (1978), Delivering the Goods (1979), The Sentinel (1984), Blood Red Skies (1988). These are 4 masterpieces of the band and EACH Is completely different from the other. Really makes you understand how different Priest could sound. Immense band.
Man, just do the whole painkiller album, it's the best. In the top 10 greatest metal albums of all time for sure. And it's really unique by them, not that other judas priest albums weren't heavy, but no one really came close.
Painkiller is probably my favorite Priest album, to be honest. Like someone else commented, prior to Painkiller's release Judas Priest (in my eyes anyway) had kinda been placed in more of a hard rock category. I was in my mid-teens, was a beginning musician (drums) and was more focused on bands that had more of a "metal percussion" feel (double bass, odd time signatures, faster tempos, etc.) and older bands like Priest didn't really highlight that. Then Painkiller came out with Scott Travis taking over behind the drum kit, the stars aligned, and we were graced with a metal masterpiece \m/
Evil Erv Cowart have you listened to Defenders of the Faith album? IMO it’s their best album with 9 out of 10 solid songs, night comes down sucks!
@@South-of-Heaven Both are prob my favourite Priest albums. I'd say Painkiller rocks harder, and more consistently but Defenders has my absolute favourite Priest songs (The Sentinel and Rock Hard Ride Free).
Do leather rebel !!!! (If you haven't already)
Please please please React to Judas Priest - Diamonds and Rust but in concert rising in The east... Is Amazing
very pop....
do nightcrawler by judas priest
Go back in time and listen to stained class album
Hellya
Come on man react to the band, “SOULFLY” song title, ljump the fuck up”featuring Corey Taylor from slipknot come on man you can do it
Try ram it down album
Try The Sentinel for a good story.
3:54
You have to finish this album...
This song IS GREAT....
But, in my honest opinion....
It's a buffer between Painkiller and the rest of the album...….
The next song, "All Guns Blazing"
Is going to destroy!!!!
Metal Meltdown showcases Rob's voice almost like no other song....
The Finale, "One Shot at Glory"
Or
...…."Hammer and the Anvil"....
This whole album just DESTROYS!!!!
Nightcrawler - judas priest , buffffffffffffff.....
Breaking the Law is pop?
Honestly, after hearing much of priest catalog I will say that breaking the law is pop. There are no priest songs that sound like breaking the law.
pop, ?
The last great album of Judas Priest.
Pop? Wtf!
Did you see my painkiller reaction?