Angel of Retribution
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Larry Gude
Strung Out
Wonder if...
...they actually went to work on this or did they pull a turd out of their 50 year old asses knowing we're gonna buy it anyway because Rob is back??????
...they actually went to work on this or did they pull a turd out of their 50 year old asses knowing we're gonna buy it anyway because Rob is back??????
Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
Fair question, considering how bad Priest's two albums were with Tim Owens on vocals. (I refuse to call him Ripper, because that sounds like a bad WWE nickname.) Rob's solo albums were much better. I recommend War of Words, Resurrection and Crucible.Larry Gude said:
One good sign is that Angel of Retribution is being produced by Roy Z, who was Rob's producer and collaborator on his last two solo albums.
Agee
Well-Known Member
Wow a blast from the past! Lost some hearing sensitivity and a few brain cells listening to them back in college.
Seeing this post reminded me of their trial back in 1990:
"Can a subliminal message induce someone to commit suicide? This was the central question at the Judas Priest trial."
http://www.csicop.org/si/9611/judas_priest.html
Seeing this post reminded me of their trial back in 1990:
"Can a subliminal message induce someone to commit suicide? This was the central question at the Judas Priest trial."
http://www.csicop.org/si/9611/judas_priest.html
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Well...
...let's get our definitions straight to avoid confusion later:
What do you consider 'good' Priest?
Exciter
Hellion/Electric Eye
Hell Bent
NOT You gotta 'nother thing coming OR Breakin the Law or Bloodstone
The Sentinal
Free Wheel Burning
Green Manalishi
Desert Plains
etc, etc,
...let's get our definitions straight to avoid confusion later:
What do you consider 'good' Priest?
Exciter
Hellion/Electric Eye
Hell Bent
NOT You gotta 'nother thing coming OR Breakin the Law or Bloodstone
The Sentinal
Free Wheel Burning
Green Manalishi
Desert Plains
etc, etc,
Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
My favorite Priest albums are Screaming for Vengeance and Painkiller. The latter album came as a relief after Turbo and Ram It Down. As for songs, I like Tyrant, Dissident Aggressor, Exciter, Delivering the Goods, Hell Bent for Leather, Metal Gods, and almost anything from Vengeance or Defenders or Painkiller.
Larry Gude
Strung Out
Then...
...we'll both be happy...or pissed.
Looking forward to it, with reservations.
...we'll both be happy...or pissed.
Looking forward to it, with reservations.
Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
Larry Gude said:
The label plans to issue the track "Revolution" to radio stations on January 3. I don't believe DC101 will play it--the heaviest old-school stuff they play these days is Guns 'n' Roses and Metallica. But the video might turn up on MTV's revived Headbangers Ball.
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ProgMetalFanMan
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YE VIKINGS!!!!!!!!!!!
www.metal-rules.com is your next mission
As always the "Maiden VS Priest" debate causes much uproar
www.metal-rules.com is your next mission
As always the "Maiden VS Priest" debate causes much uproar
Danzig
Well-Known Member
Good Priest is
Beyond the Realms of Death
The Ripper
Victim of changes
Sinner
Saints in Hell
Killing Machine
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Never liked the album or song Painkiller till I saw it live at Ozzfest
http://www.robhalford.com/quorum/index.php
Damien, Assistant Editor of the U.K.'s respected Terrorizer magazine, attended a listening session for the new JUDAS PRIEST album, "Angel of Retribution", in London on Monday (Dec. 20). The following is his report on the session, as submitted to BLABBERMOUTH.NET:
"Just attended the London press day for 'Angel Of Retribution' yesterday December 20. [JUDAS PRIEST guitarists] K.K. [Downing] and Glenn [Tipton] were in attendance, as were pretty much all the U.K. rock press and much alcohol!
"We heard five songs: 'Judas Rising', 'Deal With The Devil', 'Revolution', 'Worth Fighting For' and 'Hellrider'.
"'Revolution' is absolutely massive, a true sing-along anthem that's sure to become a live staple. Quite outrageously catchy in the tradition of PRIEST's numerous chart hits.
"'Judas Rising' is a pounding, punishing workout — repetitive, but to great effect. [Rob] Halford is in great voice here.
"'Deal With The Devil' is pure heavy metal; chugging guitar downstrokes — an obvious headbanger's delight. Expect to hear it live.
"'Worth Fighting For' is the weakest of the bunch, a somewhat undercooked semi-ballad that doesn't really go anywhere.
"'Hellrider' is akin to something off 'Painkiller', truly amazing axework from Glenn and K.K. They've really excelled themselves on this album.
"There are also no less then TWO bass intros among these five, which is highly unusual, as Ian Hill only ever got two in the entire back catalog before! ('The Rage' and 'Love Bites').
"Overall, this absolutely wipes the floor with the last two albums, though it's unlikely to top 'Painkiller' or 'Screaming For Vengeance'. However as Glenn told me, this is 'just the next JUDAS PRIEST album. We've got at least 2 or 3 more albums in us...' "
As previously reported, JUDAS PRIEST's new single, "Revolution", is scheduled to go for radio adds on January 3. "Angel of Retribution" is slated for release on March 1 via Epic.
Watch for a full report/feature on JUDAS PRIEST in an upcoming issue of Terrorizer magazine.
By the way I just got a DVD of Judas Priest live at an Ozzfest show. If you want a copy PM me.
Beyond the Realms of Death
The Ripper
Victim of changes
Sinner
Saints in Hell
Killing Machine
Savage<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com
fficeffice" /><o></o>Never liked the album or song Painkiller till I saw it live at Ozzfest
http://www.robhalford.com/quorum/index.php
Damien, Assistant Editor of the U.K.'s respected Terrorizer magazine, attended a listening session for the new JUDAS PRIEST album, "Angel of Retribution", in London on Monday (Dec. 20). The following is his report on the session, as submitted to BLABBERMOUTH.NET:
"Just attended the London press day for 'Angel Of Retribution' yesterday December 20. [JUDAS PRIEST guitarists] K.K. [Downing] and Glenn [Tipton] were in attendance, as were pretty much all the U.K. rock press and much alcohol!
"We heard five songs: 'Judas Rising', 'Deal With The Devil', 'Revolution', 'Worth Fighting For' and 'Hellrider'.
"'Revolution' is absolutely massive, a true sing-along anthem that's sure to become a live staple. Quite outrageously catchy in the tradition of PRIEST's numerous chart hits.
"'Judas Rising' is a pounding, punishing workout — repetitive, but to great effect. [Rob] Halford is in great voice here.
"'Deal With The Devil' is pure heavy metal; chugging guitar downstrokes — an obvious headbanger's delight. Expect to hear it live.
"'Worth Fighting For' is the weakest of the bunch, a somewhat undercooked semi-ballad that doesn't really go anywhere.
"'Hellrider' is akin to something off 'Painkiller', truly amazing axework from Glenn and K.K. They've really excelled themselves on this album.
"There are also no less then TWO bass intros among these five, which is highly unusual, as Ian Hill only ever got two in the entire back catalog before! ('The Rage' and 'Love Bites').
"Overall, this absolutely wipes the floor with the last two albums, though it's unlikely to top 'Painkiller' or 'Screaming For Vengeance'. However as Glenn told me, this is 'just the next JUDAS PRIEST album. We've got at least 2 or 3 more albums in us...' "
As previously reported, JUDAS PRIEST's new single, "Revolution", is scheduled to go for radio adds on January 3. "Angel of Retribution" is slated for release on March 1 via Epic.
Watch for a full report/feature on JUDAS PRIEST in an upcoming issue of Terrorizer magazine.
By the way I just got a DVD of Judas Priest live at an Ozzfest show. If you want a copy PM me.
fttrsbeerwench
New Member
Cool.
Tonio
Asperger's Poster Child
Available for download: http://www.robhalford.de/revolution.zipTonio said:
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dems4me
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Danzig said:
When are they coming to town :shrug: