Which do you dislike more?

Which do you dislike more?

Personally, I LOVE Turbo - but everyone else seems to hate it. It was 1986 and I was at the height of my personally Apex. Point of Entry still sucks - but not as much as the completely worthless Nostradamus.

Your thoughts?

I like both Point of Entry and Turbo. I've actually never listened to Nostradamus.

Nostradamus did nothin' for me.

I've never listened to Nostradamus so I guess I should check that out before I vote. The first side of Point Of Entry along with "Solar Angels" is great. About half of Turbo I really like (i.e. "Reckless"), and I love "Out In The Cold".

Point of Entry and Turbo are my 2 favorite JP albums of all time...Nostradamus is the worst Jp album I ever heard..

Turbo at least had "Reckless" and "Out In The Cold." Half or Point of Entry is good. Nostradamus, on the other hand, has no redeeming qualities.

I enjoy Point Of Entry a lot. Turbo is a good record but could have been better. Nostradamus is a bottom rung Priest release (imo).

Witchfinder wrote:

Nostradamus, on the other hand, has no redeeming qualities.  

What? Hyperbole much?

The title track is amazing.  "Alone" is a powerful, moody song akin to something like "Blood Red Skies".  There are some other good ones too.

"Point of Entry" was the stinker I never could get into much and even it had some redeeming qualities.  The new may very well be their worst album ever though, including the Ripper years.

Not a big fan of turbo.

as for nostradamus it is simply majestic and ranks high in their discography.

this is an album that needs some "ambiance" when listening to.

I like about half of Turbo. Some real good memories of that album actually. Point of Entry I actually like a lot, some gems on that one. Nostradamus I just can't get into, huge misstep on their part. Probably the worst Priest album next to Demolition.

Nostradamus was the worst of these choices, at least to my ears. The good songs are still good, just too much filler in between them. I've always thought if they had consolidated it down to one disk with the best stuff, it would have been pretty solid for latter day Priest.

Temple of Blood wrote:

Witchfinder wrote:

Nostradamus, on the other hand, has no redeeming qualities.  

What?  Hyperbole much?

No hyperbole, just my opinion. Feel free to like it all you want.

I'm with WF. No redeeming qualities. Just a big ugly mess.

I just realized I don't have Nostradamus. I've passed it up a number of times, positive I owned it. Weird.

Point Of Entry has a lot of great tracks, I like it better than any album post-Defenders Of The Faith.

Turbo by a country mile.

80s Metal Lady wrote:

I've never listened to Nostradamus so I guess I should check that out before I vote. The first side of Point Of Entry along with "Solar Angels" is great.  About half of Turbo I really like (i.e. "Reckless"), and I love "Out In The Cold".

nostradamus is a great cd. I highly recommend it.

'Turbo' should have been called 'Terrible'.
" Parental Guidance " - we don't need no - no,no, no, parental guidance here "
Come on. That was a huge let down. A Twisted Sister move. a 'told what to do' move.
"Private property" - hands off - private property - hands off - give me a break !!!
I mean, compared against " Love Bites " then 'private property' makes no sense at all -
you cant play those songs at a cool party - ' hey eveyone, listen to this' hands off' la la la
3 good songs save that release - from being a TOTAL disaster - then there were just fillers -
"Rock you around the world","Wild and Crazy nights" - the titles just ooze 'fillers'
To say this CD is better than the Nostradamus CD - wow - but that's people's oppinions

I always felt Point Of Entry was a great album. Turbo was a good but flawed release. Nostradamus was an interesting listen but nothing all that special so out of the three,I'll go with it.

Turbo and Point of Entry are good albums, but they do have a few duds...

Nostradamus, even though I've never even listened to it. But I quite like some parts of Turbo and Point of Entry. The latter being not overplayed is the album I usually go for when in the mood for some Priest. New albums by old bands hardly ever do much for me, even as good ones as Accept managed to craft.

Nostradamus, to me. I enjoy both Point of Entry and Turbo, but not Nostradamus.

I actually like both 'Turbo' and 'Point of Entry'. 'Turbo' is a time capsule of an era when people bought albums unheard from their fav bands, MTV actually played music videos, and image sometimes trumped substance.

'Turbo' is a pop metal album, and while I have no idea they felt the need to go this direction since they were already an arena headlining act, I still like the album, mainly because its a fun listen.

'Point of Entry' is to me a killer album, 'Desert Plains', 'Heading Out to the Highway' are great tunes, a few tunes that could described as filler, but I am glad they had the guts to follow their own muse and not try to make 'British Steel II'

'Nostradamus' I admire a band that has been at it for so long unafraid to take chances, and I do not hate the album, I admit it leaves me a bit underwhelmed sometimes. I admire the effort more then the finished product.

manny wrote:

'Point of Entry' is to me a killer album, 'Desert Plains', 'Heading Out to the Highway' are great tunes.

Desert Plains is my all time favourite Judas Priest song.