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Old 05-27-2009, 02:16 PM
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Re: Favourite Albums/Album Recommendations

JUDAS PRIEST: SAD WINGS OF DESTINY


(Recorded at Rockfield Studios, Wales, November/December, 1975

Rob Halford: Vocals
Glenn Tipton: Lead & Rhythm Guitar, Piano, Background Vocals
K.K. Downing: Lead & Rhythm Guitar
Ian Hill: Bass
Alan Moore: Drums

track 1.4.7. by G.Tipton , 2. by G.Tipton & R.Halford , 3.5.6.8.9. by
R.Halford, K.K.Downing & G.Tipton)


1. Prelude (instrumental) 02:01
2. Tyrant 04:29
3. Genocide 05:46
4. Epitaph 03:08
5. Island of Domination 04:25
6. Victim of Changes 07:54
7. The Ripper 02:51
8. Dreamer Deceiver 05:54
9. Deceiver 02:43

Out of the horizon, came Judas Priest's big hit album. Of course, there was "Rocka Rolla" which was their first album ever, but this album set the stage for more to come. With songs that were one hit wonders like Victim Of Changes ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRZhUj6CB5E ), songs that were heavy as hell like Tyrant ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_ZsERw4pWo ), and then straight to songs that soothed the soul but gave great rocking feelings like Dreamer Deciever/Deciever ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTbkU0nYQMI ), Judas Priest helped set the stage not only for Heavy Metal, but the Rock/Metal Genre entirely. Crossfades, High Vocals, Double Guitars, Ballads, they helped begin it all with this album.

If you are a true metal, or even rock and roll fan, and believe you have heard the 70's, and you haven't listened to this album: You're obviously lying through your teeth. You must have this album if you wish to truly know music

Say what you want, but admit this: This is one album that is a must have in every CD collection
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