Judas Priest rule!!!

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

Why doesn't this surprise me?

candlemass wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

Why doesn't this surprise me?

Because you act like a trendy 12-year old that has very little to say about anything that isn't negative in nature?

mc666 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Just sitting here listening to "Sin After Sin" on vinyl and thought I'd let you all know

PRIEST RULE!

THE greatest album imho. it inspires one to start threads like these. that album is very special to me & probably my favorite album by anyone at anytime!

we danced to Last Rose Of Summer at our wedding.

That's awesome!!! I used it as a title of a chapter in my novel.

Eyesore wrote:

candlemass wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

Why doesn't this surprise me?

Because you act like a trendy 12-year old that has very little to say about anything that isn't negative in nature?

Bah, Demolition was mediocre at best, closer to drivel, you are giving praise to something not worthy of it.

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

I like Demolition as well. Not their best, but not a bad album IMO. Saw them on Demolition tour and had a blast. I think sometimes seeing a band play songs live can effect the way you think about their music.

candlemass wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

candlemass wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

Why doesn't this surprise me?

Because you act like a trendy 12-year old that has very little to say about anything that isn't negative in nature?

Bah, Demolition was mediocre at best, closer to drivel, you are giving praise to something not worthy of it.

I am giving praise to an album I like, one that I don't feel is as bad as people say. Not sure why this is such a hard thing for you to grasp. You always have to make snotty comments when people like something you don't. You don't like Demolition, and many are right there with you, but I like it. It's not amazing, but it's far from drivel.

I believe i mainly do that w/you, it's fun!

:kickbutt:

yes priest do rule indeed. i only have painkiller and british steel but i think they are awesome albums

TheGooch wrote:

yes priest do rule indeed. i only have painkiller and british steel but i think they are awesome albums

You need to go on a CD haul!

my next cd aims are the new iced earth album and whatever new or old thrash i can find

nostradamus return

Painkiller Rules! #1 in my book.----I do have to admit id personally take Halford's "Resurrection" over alot of Priest albums though.That album was a fireball !!....i thought "Jugulator" and "Demolition" were excellent recordings.

IronAge wrote:

Painkiller Rules! #1 in my book.----I do have to admit id personally take Halford's "Resurrection" over alot of Priest albums though.That album was a fireball !!....

Agreed. RESURRECTION is the best Judas Priest album that Judas Priest never made.

Screaming For Vengence!

But then Priest IS Priest and all their works are good enough for me!

Eyesore wrote:

I think Demolition is underrated. It's a really good album, if you ask me. The production is weak, but I think it's solid.

I agree 100%

Honestly their first two are my favourite. But I prefer the Al Atkins versions on Vicitm of Changes over those also.

DallasBlack wrote:

Been a Priest fan for over 10 years but only owned best of tapes until I purchased a tape of Painkiller in '96. My first CD purchase was Metal Works then later Jugulator and Live Meltdown (for some reason never listened to Demolition). After I became a Christian I ditched those discs (I still regret that) but once I started listening to secular again I downloaded a lot of their hits and later got Angel Of Retribution. As stated in a previous topic I was more focused on expanding rather than lengthening my collection until recently. I want to get some fuller albums (I got Jugulator again) but right now I'm on a spending freeze and must stick with what I have for a month or so. However, once I am able to buy some more, Virgin has a three disc set of older Priest albums for about $20 (Sad Wings of Destiny, Sin after Sin, and Stained Glass, man I hope it is still there).

The three disc deal was Rocka Rolla, Sad Wings, and Hero Hero. Instead of getting that I got Sad Wings and British Steel, I am an idiot for waiting so long to get classic Priest albums because I loved every song on these two, even the Queen sounding Epitaph (although I did find myself laughing at Halford singing to a piano) from SWOD. I will get more classic Priest in the NEAR future.

all guns all guns blazin'
this is the painkiller
oooouuooouuooo yeeaah ...
breakin the wat ? breakin the wat ?
hell yeaah hell yeaah

I used to dislike the Priest, but nowadays, I think they're a hell of a band.

Screaming For Vengeance, Painkiller, and British Steel all kick end quarters. I need to check out more than just the one or two songs I've heard from their other albums.

Go Nostradamus!

PRIEST!!!!!!!! TURBO RULES!!!!!!!





- just kidding, Priest does rule