Album Rating: 2.5
Blood Red Skies is one of Halford's best performances
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Album Rating: 3.5
Yeh, I will always love that one, Ram It Down and Hard as Iron too
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Bumping the most underrated 88 metal album and one of the GREATEST SOLOS ever recorded.
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I'm a rockeeeeeeeer
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Album Rating: 3.0
I think this album is very forgettable if it wasn't for Blood Red Skies..a song that feels completely out of place on this underwhelming album. It is my favorite metal song of all time and is so cherished that I even limit myself to listening to it unless I am doing a workout because I don't want all the energy I get from that song go to waste.
If I am going out to war/battle, that is my anthem. Strange how such an underwhelming album can have such a gem of a song. Insane vocals, exceptional riffs, and I think the lyrics are brilliant as well.
"As the end is drawing near
Standing proud, I won't give in to fear
As I die a legend will be born
I will stand. I will fight"
You'll never take me alive
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Album Rating: 3.5
The title track is one of JP’s all time best songs
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ram it down
ram it down
think you will fart but it’s brown
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Album Rating: 3.5
LOL
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Album Rating: 3.5
hahahaha lloyd
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Album Rating: 2.0
>Bumping the most underrated 88 metal album and one of the GREATEST SOLOS ever recorded.
thats interesting, there are a lot of moments on this record that sound like theyre trying really hard to compete with eddie van halen for some inexplicable reason
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Album Rating: 3.5
discog walk: Visit on Rm 2012 Ed. The guitar duo on this LP is out of this world and Rob Halford vox is perfect here. Great- 3.3/5
Hightpoints; "Ram It Down/Hard As Iron/Blood Red Skies/I'm A Rocker"
Lowpoints; "Love Zone/Johnny B. Goode (cover)/Love You To Death/Monster Of Rock"
Agreed with TheNoTrap about the extraordinary guitar play solo duet on this record.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Blood Red Skies - awesome, one of their best tracks
I'm a Rocker - great, fun song
Johnny Be Good - oof ouch I dunno about this one
Love You to Death - not good, a bit excessive in its performance, some of the riffs are decent though
Monsters of Rock - just bad, has none of the traits that make JP exciting
The Johnny Be Good movie tie-in is curious. I've heard they wanted to use Reckless (from Turbo) in Top Gun, but there was something about having to remove the track from their studio album so they refused. Considering how successful Top Gun was, it makes me wonder if they jumped on the next movie opportunity, only to stumble on a terrible flop.
A shame they didn't include some of the outtakes, Fire Burns Below and Thunder Road are bonus tracks on some remasters, but they're excellent and would have made Ram It Down a better album.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Interesting infos. Cheers.
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Album Rating: 4.0
the germ of painkiller is here. incredibly underappreciated album
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Album Rating: 2.8
Honestly might prefer turbo this is even more all over the place than nostadamus
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Album Rating: 2.8
I take that back Turbo sucks
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Album Rating: 2.5
Turbo t/t is about a thousand times more fun and memorable than anything here
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Album Rating: 2.8
Agreed that and Out in the Cold i kinda fuck with
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Album Rating: 3.5
I’ve said over and over in this thread, there are some choice cuts here that are some of their absolute best. I can also say the same about Turbo frankly. There’s a mix of tracks from both albums, and some outtakes, that I think would make a top tier Priest album
There are awful tracks on both albums too haha
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