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Hey guys let us know the BEST Live Performance for Painkiller!! We definitely have to check it out sometime! Hope you guys had a killer weekend!! Cheers! 🔥🤟🏻
In my opinion , this song is the definition of metal.
Thank YOU for sharing this guys
Love me some Judas PRIEST.
Great SONG
Great guitar work
Great video.
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
The metal God ROB HALFORD.
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
His best song in my opinion is "You got another thing comin", it's a very good one, rock on🤘🤘
@@ChevelleMafia69 I agree. "You Got Another Thing Comin' ". Great suggestion.
It needs to be 70s victim of changes, the ripper, of the sad wings of destiny album, getting tired of begging, it is so different from either of the ones you reacted to, again you won't believe it's the same band!!!!!
In my opinion , this song is the definition of metal.
Tool “faster than a laser bullet” heavy metal at its peak
I tried to clean that hair of logo of yours from my screen. It bugs me now
In my opinion, this whole album represents the PINNACLE of heavy metal.
However, I think the song "Metal Meltdown" is better than "Painkiller".
Glen Tipton & K K Dowling, fucking rock.
If I had to introduce someone to metal, with all the overwhelmingly different variations out of there, Painkiller would be a solid choice. Even if there are so many more modern variants of metal that sound completely different, it has an iconic aesthetic that will never die, so long as metalheads live.
I cannot believe that I am 70 years old and have not ever heard this song! This kills!👍🤘✌
Careful banging your head....cuz I know you were.
@@GORF_EMPIRE Haha!
You are never to old for Priest ! I played this song for my bgg 82 year old mom. She liked it . But does not want to hear it every day. Too bad mom, if I am taking care of you, you are going to hear it.
@@usermo I know you have to be careful at your age because I'm pushing sixty and I have to be careful xD. God Bless!
@@GORF_EMPIRE ✌🤘
The Holy Trinity of Metal:
Dickinson/Halford/Dio
Yep...this is my altar
And Ozzy
And kiske
And let's not forget Kerry king
@@adventureswithjeff6937 😆In that case we can add Daffty Duck to the list of top singers.
Check out Miljenko Matijevic.
Amazing control, tone and everything.
No wonder they wanted him for "Rob Halford/Tim Owens" vocals in the movie Rock Star (story based on Judas Priest).
Painkiller is a great song but I am partial to their 70's bangers like Victim of Changes, Delivering the Goods, Exciter and The Ripper to name a few.
Rocka Rolla, Diamonds and Rust, Dying to Meet You, ....
I agree. Always liked JP's 70's and 80's material better. Screaming for Vengence, Hell Bent for Leather, Heading out to the Highway, You've got another thing coming just to name a few.
The Ripper !! Yes "Or if you like Jack the Knife !!"
Totally agree. Old school Priest rocks!
Finally!😁
Once again a San Antonio made these famous request: Triumph-Blinding Light Show
Starz-Coloseum Rock. More than just bangers. They're EPIC!
The Hellion/Electric Eye.
Still waiting.. 🤘😁🤘
The version on the "Priest...Live!"
YES!!!!
Absolutely.....must play!
I'll say it again; "Victim of changes" next 💥
Edit; Yes, the live track from 'Unleashed in the east'
They won't even believe it's the same band.
The live version from "Unleashed in the East" album. I think, in my humble opinion, is better than the original one
The live version!
They will freak on that!
I didn't know "victims of changes" until I listened it a few days ago with some kids from "school of rock". Those kids are amazing!
Painkiller is all killer, no filler. One of the greatest metal albums ever produced.
Beyond the realms of death - solo in this song was and still is the best solo I have heard to date, structure, feeling and how it perfectly fits the song and feel in the song is astonishing.
Joe Mighty That is my favorite Priest song. One of the greatest songs ever, imo.
Totally Agree !
@@bigstevebeer, I would have to agree.
Fuck yeahhh!!! Light it up!!!
Beyond The Realms of Death is pretty bad ass. Simon Phillips on drums on that...
My favorite:
The Sentinel, studio version.
This song is fantastic! So well written, played and sung. Really portrays the subject lyrics too. The whole album it is from is a pure classic though.
@@EgoShredder Yes!
Agreed! Screaming For Vengeance was and still is a fantastic album from The Hellion right through to Devil’s Child. It’s really difficult to pick an absolute favourite from it. But I would recommend Bloodstone, (Take These) Chain’s, Screaming For Vengeance, Fever and Devil’s Child primarily with You’ve Got Another Thing Coming for a classic heavy metal anthem.
"Priest...Live!" (1987) version is even better. More energy and it feels so alive.
They performed flawlessly on that live album but the songs get a real buzz to them through the live performance.
Actually I need to get a new copy instead of my old c-cassette.
I agree i think the studio version is best. Live is great tho
The whole Unleashed In The East album. Bangers throughout
2nd to UFO strangers in the night.
t the very least they need to do Green Manalishi from Unleashed in the East.
Lads. Finally. Most metal song ever. Now you have to do 70s Priest. Victim of changes or Beyond the realms of death. Studio versions. Halfords voice is unmatched. Painkiller was Priests attempt to stay heavy when thrash was popular.
You guys have been 'Officially Blessed' into Judas Priest. THIS song is the definition of Heavy Metal … pure raw power. When they came out with this album it was a 'rebirth'. Nothing you hear will compare to this song from here on out. 'Nightcrawler' is another good one on this album. Only thing left is to see the video! \m/\m/
This song is overrated often by people like this guy. This song doesn't even crack Priest's top 10. Fanboys will always fall back on the opening track's shock value, though.
It's a bunch of noise is all it is!!!! Deceiver or stained class metal gods rock forever are 4 examples of much better songs to hold that title! In my opinion
For me, the only not good song on the album is Living bad dreams... The rest is a masterpiece of heavy/thrash metal and so refreshing for their career
One shot @ glory is real good for this album. They need to hear The Hellion+Electric eye...
Night Crawler is more than just good my friend! It's a Priest classic, at least in my humble opinion. BTW what do you think of stuff like Freewheel Burning and Screaming For Vengeance?
Some essential Judas Priest song imo:
- Beyond The Realms Of Death
- Victim Of Changes
- Dreamer Deceiver
- A Touch Of Evil
- The Sentinel
- Desert Plains
- Here Come The Tears
P.S.: All studio versions for the 1st listen.
“Beyond the realms of death” is a must!
"Painkiller" is more of JP trying a new sound out for the 90s. Their classic sound can be found more in songs like The Ripper, Island of Domination, Tyrant, Dissident Aggressor, Invader, Starbreaker, Evening Star, Beyond the Realms of Death, Delivering the Goods, Metal Gods, United, Solar Angels, Heading Out to the Highway, You've Got Another Thing Comin', Electric Eye, Freewheel Burning, Some Heads Are Gonna Roll...to name a few.
They are not trying out a new sound.
What they are doing is playing the music they would have done from the very beginning if they had a drummer back then that could play like this. Which they didn't.
So they didn't.
I love Invader.
I disagree. Judas Priest had something to prove. And with Painkiller, they did. I remember when it came out-tore my head off. This was Priest doing what they always done, and then shoving it into the red.
@@ferox965 I remember it coming out too. And i thought, "Here's Priest following another trend like they did with Turbo. Thank God it's better than "Ram It Down'". There's a reason they were touring with Megadeth and Testament, which was a great tour BTW.
Painkiller is a good album but nowhere near their top 5, and I'd take Firepower over it any day.
Beyond the realms of death is a must listen.
Exactly. BEYOND THE REALMS OF DEATH. 😆🤘
You know it Electro !!
Judas Priest - Beyond the REALMS of Death 😎
Victim of Changes (live from Unleashed in the East)
And the '83 US Festival performance right behind it.
Oh hell yes they're 83 us festival performance was fucking badass 💥💥💥💥💥
Unleashed in the East for there best recorded live stuff, no pain killer, but Diamonds and rust or victim of changes are far better!!
Ah, Judas Priest. Now we're in banger territory. :P
The song came out of drummer Scott Travis going through his warmups and KK asked what’s that ? And formed the song around that
Try All Guns Blazin', Green Manalishi, Victim of Changes, Beyond the Realms of Death, Heroes End
All guns blazin favorite song
This was basically the introduction of Priest's new drummer Scott Travis. Scott's previous band was Racer X, an LA shred-metal band led by guitarist Paul Gilbert (who later started Mr. Big). Racer X was very Priest influenced, their singer Jeff Martin was friends with Rob Halford (singer of Judas Priest), and they even performed an unreleased Priest song "Heart Of A Lion." This song is almost like part 2 of a Racer X/Judas Priest superhero trilogy, starting with Racer X's Motor Man and ending with a reunited Racer X's Superheroes.
Guys, you are so young...you have no idea of this band’s contribution to metal!
Sabbath and others, put “heavy” into Heavy Metal...but Priest put “Metal” into Heavy Metal!
Most metal bands today owe their metallic sound to Priest...the first band to exit the blues sound, and go true metal! This song is good..fast, powerful...but doesn’t define the band! 70’s and 80’s priest is the best!
Priest are more important to Metal than even Iron Maiden, and that is not putting IM down in any way as I love them too and they are awesome. Rob Halford is not called the Godfather of Metal for nothing!
great comment! the saying we had growing up, sabbath was heavy, but priest IS metal.
real science Motörhead too is hella influential, at times more so than metal but both imo are hugely responsible for shaping rock and metal for years to come
Christopher Gomes ..No doubt.....maybe the first full fledged thrash bands??...They put Thrash into metal!
@@EgoShredder Ozzy is the godfather of metal. Halford's nickname is the metal god.
Glenn Tipton and KK Downing play together like no others. Beyond The Realms of Death...
I'll put Adrian Smith and Dave Murray up against them any day.
Iron maiden would definitely be right up there with them thought about that myself after the comment. ✌️
Great reaction. First time for me hearing this song. An impressive one. A bit too shouty for me, but I love the guitar work.
Guys, you have to, HAVE TO check The Warning.
They are unknown because they're an independent band but they are amazing.
Please, react to their song Dust to Dust (live at Lunario).
I'm sure you'll like it. I really am convinced you will love it.
Thanks a lot!
Yes!
Great sisters! Sooo talented!
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Ilan Brami-Rosilio yes! I saw the Warning share the main stage #2 with Judas Priest at H&H festival in Mexico. Both bands are top notch! And KK Downing should be one of the top 20 guitar players in history!
Yes, you guys must check out the Warning. They are the best new band I've seen in 30 years, and I'm old!!! Lol. Seriously, they cross decades and genres of rock. More than one song is necessary to get the full effect of The Warning!!
Yeah another vote for The Warning
Yes The Warning please Dust to Dust! They are awesome band!
And Scott Travis is the drummer. One of the best ever.
I saw Scott Travis 10 times with Racer X. He's one of my favorites.
The best live work is, the album: "Unleashed in the east"
I never comment, you guys. Love the channel. "The Ripper" is an absolute banger from them. Treat yourselves and us.
Troy Boyle well im happy you chose to comment this time 😉 it was a banger for sure 😩
I DJ'd a party this summer of mostly dance music but opened the set with this to see everyone's face. HAHAHAH!
"Can they do it live?" lol Yes! The video is MUST see.
Judas Priest are a 70's,80's,90's,2000's and 2010's metal band.
And a 2020’s one now!
@@aidanhatton7163 Yep and still rocking on.
One of the BEST Judas Priest songs from their entire catalog!
Beyond the Realms of Death (best guitar solos, insanely good vocal), A Touch of Evil (long version), Dissident Aggressor, Ram it Down, Hellion/Electric Eye
A&A - Just what I needed! Been a little sad ('tis the season) & this song gave me a "angry boost". Congrats on mics & welcome back Alex! Judas Priest is visually exciting. Thank you for being a bright spot w/ your energy, fellas. :)
@Lisa W
Glad to have been uplifting friend! Hope all is well! ❤️
@@andyandalex Yep, back on track! You two are always a bright spot & have created a lovely community. Winter's start is always rough. No Sun, Blizzards & Brrr!! Thanks for caring, friends. :)
If y'all Dug this, then EXCITER should be your next reaction. The RIPPER, Freewheel Burning, Beyond the Realms of Death, Stained Class.
Megadeth - Holy Wars is as crazy as this
Definitely! If they haven't done that one, then they are in for a real treat! 🔥🔥🔥
Kevin Mclaughlin They have already done Holy Wars, Hangar 18, and The Conjuring from Megadeth
Not even close
@@x.Fredward.x more actually.
Megadeth sucks next to Judas Dave can’t sing for shit and he’s a cry baby
The guy in guiness sweater had his eyes closed feeling that shit.
Judas Priest is a monumentally important band in the history of music and particularly the history of heavy music, they are the band that was the face of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal movement. My personal favorite album of theirs is "Defenders of the Faith" and the track is "The Sentinel". Cheers
A Japanese teenager guitarist played the entire song while auditioning for an all girl rock band in Japan. You can search it in RUclips. Great job guys!
This, was toward the end of the 80S..you need to do some stuff off 🎶🎶 Screaming for vengeance...or Song "Freewheel burnin'" I LOVE PRIEST!👍✳️✳️✳️🎶
Let's go back to "Sad Wings Of Destiny at least! Even "Rocka-Rolla"( Their first album.) had a few good moments! I love the newer stuff too, but I miss the older stuff sometimes. :-)
finally getting into judas priest. You have to do their best song. Victim of Changes
Check out the rest of the Painkiller album. Notable mentions are the Battle Hymn and One Shot At Glory (do them together, because they go together). Metal Meltdown, A Touch of Evil, Leather Rebel, Between the Hammer and the Anvil, Hell Patrol.
Dude this song kills, how was he ever able to reach that....
There's a reason they call Rob Halford the Metal God.
Lots of songs of theirs blow this out of the water in terms of vocals. Probably the best example of Halfords vocals are in Dreamer and the last verse in Deceiver.
MTNTXii ill have to check those out, ive been meaning to dive deeper in their repertoire
Dudes! Go outside the box a little. Try some Crosby Stills & Nash or Bob Dylan. Priest. - Beyond The Realm of Death.
I agree Crosby Stills & Nash would be a good change
Suite Judy Blue Eyes or Southern Cross....
Carry On & Woodstock✓ still rock [to me] 🎸🎛️🎤
"Victim of changes" is the one you need to hear, early great stuff.
And yes most definitely this band should be seen and heard live!!!
They are amazing in concert guys! Glen Tipton and K. Downing are the lead and rythem guitarist's respectively.
Spinal Tap turns knobs to eleven - this song turns it to a hundred and eleven!
Hey guys! On break and have been trying to catch up on your uploads. I would say Screaming for Vengeance would be a great song to check out.
Victim Of Changes for sure
the virtuosity and proficiency on display in this one song is absolutely batshit insane. that people can create something so dynamically, rhythmically, melodically, and vocally complex is just an incredible testament to the power of music.
The whole album is like this... Try... night crawler ....and ....all guns blazing. Goid on boys🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍
Immediate banger
yes they do this live and it is awesome !!
Judas Priest - You've Got Another Thing Coming
Breaking The Law sounded like this to us in 1980.
Meh...? Exciter from 1979. A lot more like this already
Thus entire album is a masterpiece!!!
Beyond the realms of death and victim of changes....you won't be sorry
Blood Red Skies!!! By Judas Priest!!!!
Please react to The Warning. They are an amazing rock band From Mexico
Yes!! Any song live at Lunario CDMX. Amazing!!
Yes Yes Yes... The Warning
"Dust to Dust" - ruclips.net/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/видео.html
This is from a Live concert last Nov 2018 from Mexico City.
You Have Been Warned
We LOVE U GUYS!!!!🎶🎶Rob🎶🎶 HIS VOICE IS REALLY HIGH ON THIS
Kelli Erin we love you!
The drummer is Scott Travis. Yes Breaking the Law i believe was 1980. Check out Freewheel Burning, and The Sentinel Both off Defenders of the Faith which was next after British Steel A great old school one is Beyond the realms of death . Priest has so many great tunes .
Sorry my bad Screaming for Vengeance was after British Steel then Defenders
Judas Priest is a band you can't really judge based off their hits. Their discography is very deep and varied and the deeper you dig into their music the more amazing stuff you will find. This entire Painkiller album is incredible front to back if you listen to it.
You should react to "Beyond the realms of death" same band, same guitar players, but from the mid 70's. Breaking the law is probably their worst song, as far as the guitar work, it was made for pop radio.
My first time hearing the studio version of this song. I thought the first half of the song (7.5) wasn’t as good as the the second half (9.5) ... I give the the whole song a 8.5 🤘🏼
* The * Judas Priest album for me is ‘Unleashed In The East’ Every song on that album!! Especially “Victim Of Changes” also needs to be this particular Live version. It blows away the studio version for sure. Rock on Dudes 🤘🏼🤘🏼
I don't know if somebody already commented or you googled the information but Judas Priest is a 60's and 70's rock and roll band. They evolved as the decade changes!!!
imagine this live, Halford out front, guitars flanking him, lights pumping, lasers firing, Drums pounding, bass thumping, crowd going nuts....ahhhh, good times
"Heading Out To The Highway" or "Got another thing coming"
Two of my favorites, awesome songs.
Yes!!! Both of these are excellent songs. They were great live. Still have my shirts and the concert program. It was one of my graduation presents from my Mom.
Who else is going to listen the whole album after watching this?
Growing up in the eighties, "You've Got Another Thing Comin'", was by far their biggest and most played hit.
judas priest has been around since the late 60"s and they still tour today, i've seen them 6 times
Breaking the Law was much earlier - this one kicks much more ass. For a complete change of pace, you guys should check out something from their prog/metal masterpiece "Sad Wings of Destiny".
Agree! I needed the kick out of seasonal funk and this did just that! Have a great Monday, Kevin. :)
@@lisaw5604 Hey there! Happy Monday to u as well. Priest def instilled a more contemporary metal sound on this one. Hey if you really need to kick out the seasonal funk, try Kick out the Jams by MC5! :)
@@tallykev6608 Absolutely. Haha. I didn't even think to unleash MC5! They would really "Kick Out The Jams"... ;) ttyl
@@lisaw5604 Between heavy metal and punk, i'm a punk rocker. tho the musicianship is wanting at times, you can't beat the attitude...(and sometimes ya just need an attitude adjustment... lol) later :)
@@tallykev6608 Yeah, I lean into Punk. It's messy, but as you said, "can't beat the attitude" (and the adjustment! lol). I tend look at punk as the ultimate in performance art. Later! :)
Screaming for Vengeance is an amazing song as well. If you like Rob's high notes, PLEASE check out King Diamond!!
They MUST check out King Diamond! So many bangers and IMHO the 1980s were the best and most fertile albums.
Judas Priest -- Painkiller
Live at Irvine Meadows 1991
Rob Halford -- vocals
Glenn Tipton -- lead guitar
K K Downing -- lead guitar
Ian Hill -- bass guitar
Scott Ttavis -- drums
Scott Travis on drums. He's the former drummer of the band Racer-X, Paul Gilbert's band from the 80's. Travis is the only new band member of Judas Priest at that time. Paul Gilbert was the guitar player for the band Mister Big. He's also a guitar instructor at GIT in CA.
Never been a huge fan of this song as I prefer the old albums up to Defenders of the Faith, but I saw Priest earlier this year and I have to admit they nailed this song and it sounded great live.
Funny, I'm probably the biggest JP fan I know, huge fan since the release of British Steel, and I've never been a big fan of this song either.
Been watching you guys for a while. You need to react to The Warning!!! Three teenage sisters that nothing short of incredible!! Try either or all of these songs "Dust to Dust" or "Dull Knives" or "Queen of the Murder Scene"... any of these live at Lunario CDMX. You will not regret it!!
Dust to Dust - ruclips.net/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/видео.html
You Have Been Warned
The new Priest album is absolutely awesome. 34 years after Painkiller, JP still rocks!
Victim of changes, Beyond the realms of death, The Hellion/Electric Eye, Diamonds and Rust, Metal Meltdown, all good songs. Judas Priest has some BANGERS!
If you guys like bangers like this, check out “The Sword” id recommend Iron Swan or Winter’s Wolves
Or maybe play the entire Warp Riders album 😎😃
If you'll please excuse me I have to mop my face off the floor now 😁
The drummer is Scott Travis. He is still touring with them. This was his first album with the band.
Evil never Dies of their new album "Firepower"
please review april wine ROLLER you wont be dissapointed.please judge roller for the bands tallent.dont go into the song with me in mind always bugging you to play the song. i will try and not ask anymore.ibe asked over 10 times that should be enough.if you review it you review it if you dont.it will be your loss. thank you
The Warning!!
Last álbum Queen of the Murder Scene., is great to the first to the last song. Just listen to it!!
Thanks
The Warning are Fantastic... Just played 2 sellouts a The Mercury Lounge on the Lower East Side and have two more sellouts at The Whiskey A GO GO on the Sunset Strip booked in January.
Start with "Dust to Dust"
ruclips.net/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/видео.html
You Have Been Warned
1 interesting bit of trivia about this band is the lead singer became one of the first openly gay heavy metal singers, and no one gave a damn which was awesome. In fact the early popularity of leather in the metal Community can be traced to him, because this is what guys were wearing in the gay community and so he brought it over to his stage persona. At the time no one knew that.
Awesome!! Love this song!Judas Priest has a lot of great songs! Glenn Tipton and K.K.Downing were a force to be reckoned with.The way they would go back and forth with the guitars and they would be on fire! I was lucky to see them twice in the 80s. K.K. left in 2011 and Glenn Tipton was diagnosed with Parkinson`s Disease in 2018 and they should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2020 and they will be celebrating 50 years also in 2020.
WARNING: Watching the video may induce seizures😂😂😂
And when you get over your seizure check out I band called The Warning. You won't believe your Eyes and Ears.
Dust to Dust - ruclips.net/video/TeIbG8nkOiU/видео.html
You Have Been Warned
So true
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Metallica - The Four Horsemen
Hey guys I've got an out-of-the-box suggestion that I KNOW you will love. Prince, "Bambi". I believe that Prince is one of the most underrated rock guitar players in history. He shreds this one and was only 19 when he did it. Also, as an added bonus, he played every instrument in the song. Give it a spin.
Judas Priest "BEYOND THE REALMS OF DEATH." TRUST ME BROS. Hands Down Their Ultimate Jam
Still hoping for Queen of the Reich by QueensReich! Waiting patiently! Thanks
It's interesting looking at the recommendations for Judas Priest, and views on "Heavy Metal". Judas Priest really are the Godfathers of Heavy Metal. When British Steel came out, it was a departure from some of their earlier stuff, and was a tightly produced album that I still love. The Rage from that album is really good. As far as other songs to check out, try Green Manalishi. In fact, would love to see you react to "Judas Priest US Festival 1983 The Green Manalishi", as I was in the crowd somewhere for that. Halford rode a chopper up onto the stage, and it was awesome. Good live look at them when they were in their prime.
I was there too - I even know the guy whose bike Halford used for that show.
One time, fresh out of Marine Corps boot camp, in 1983 at a Hilton Hotel, I saw some guy in a dirty tee-shirt jamming a lot of noise on top of his shoulder out of a boom box in Glen Falls, NY as we were visiting nearby Lake George.
I lturned to my brother and said, "Look at that dirtbag". He said, "That's Rob Halford!" I didn't believe him. The next day we woke up to see a Judas Priest tour bus in the parking lot. My brush with greatness. Lol!
More Rush soon please.
Its like I have personally chosen everyone of your reactions, classic after classic over and over :)
"This might be the most technically skilled guitar solo we've heard on the channel". Oh sweet child, allow me to introduce you to Pantera. RIP Dimebag Darrell, probably the most technically skilled metal guitarists of all time.
Well until the day we hit it (which will probably be soon lol) my statement stands
Priest solos are more crafted and musical though at times, like on Electric Eye and Painkiller. They still perform them with real passion though!
Dime worshipped Glen and KK.
Dimebag is overrated u pleb
You guys need to review a band that is rising fast and are about to break through. You need to get in there before every reviewer in the world does. Check out the three piece all girl powerhouse The Warning !! You won't be disappointed !
Their early albums Rocka Rolla to British Steel! Their "Bangers", and "Must Hears" in my opinion in chronological order, and please listen to them in this order to better appreciate the band and their evolution!
1974 Rocka Rolla One for the Road(B), Rocka Rolla(B), Never Satisfied(MH), Run of the Mill(MH), Dying to Meet You(B)
1976 Sad Wings of Destiny Victim of Changes(B), The Ripper(B), Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver(MH) these 2 must be heard back to back,
and now for something completely different Epitaph/Island of Domination(MH) and again these 2 must be heard b2b
1977 Sin After Sin Diamonds and Rust(B)
1978 Stained Glass Exciter(B), Better By You Better Then Me(B) Beyond the Realms of Death(MH)
1978 Hell Bent for Leather Delivering the Goods(B), Hell Bent for Leather(B)
1980 British Steel Breaking the Law(B), Rapid Fire(B), Metal Gods(B), Grinder(B), United(B), Living After Midnight(B),
You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise(MH), The Rage(MH), Steeler(B)
Good reaction, you guys are really insightful - gives me hope for the younger generation.