I'd rather those twice each over fucking Turbo Lover.
I liked hearing Bloodstone though. Overall, not disappointed really.

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Bloodstone was pretty solid. I'm in the minority, as I fucking LOVE Turbo Lover.

Album Rating: 4.0

Turbo Lover is a jam

I just think it's a really boring song. But what are 5-ish songs you most wanted to hear Hans?

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I would have loved to have heard Dissident Aggressor (they played Sinner instead), Victim of Changes, Rock Hard Ride Free, Screaming for Vengeance, hell, could go on forever.

Same man. Beyond the Realms of Death, Tyrant, Sentinel, Hell Patrol, Spectre, and Traitors Gate come to mind right away for me.

Fuck, and Rising from Ruins. Most of this album honestly.

Man, I remember when they released Ligntning Strike, I wasn't too crazy about it, but the way it explodes from the feedback at the end of the t/t is so juicy mmph

I'd love to hear them do Raw Deal, Killing Machine, Hard as Iron... They have so many deep cuts that would be so hype live

Aight I know I'm spamming here, but

I know people would riot but I wish they would stop playing Breaking the Law, You Got Another Thing Coming, and Livin After Midnight.

I didn't like this album much until after seeing them live for some reason. I couldn't stop listening to it today though.

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What Run said.

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I absolutely cannot fathom why they are not playing No Surrender live or pushing it as a single. That song is a fucking anthem. It should be everywhere. It should end up as an iconic song.

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It's too bad the ending just sort of got lopped off though.

I agree with Run somewhat, but probably 3/4 of the audience at the Milwaukee show were those "old farts", as Hans put it. Plus I'd never seen Priest before, and I wanted to hear those admittedly overplayed classics. They could never play all of the songs I wanted them to play.

Album Rating: 4.0

Yeah, I saw them in Ottawa and the vast majority of the people there were 40, almost 50-somethings balding men venerating British Steel as the best album in metal... Saxon didnt get much love from the crowd, at least at first, but they absolutely ripped through the songs, they were incredible. I too would have liked hearing a different Priest setlist, but I was glad to hear Bloodstone, Saints in Hell and Some Heads Are Gonna Roll. Breaking the Law really beneficiated from a solo, but I would have been very okay with the removal of Living After Midnight and You Got Another Thing Comin'. Should have showed more love for the 70's outside of Killing Machine.

Not even sure I can do a grain on that salt, sir.

Album Rating: 3.0

Doesn't blow me away, but it has something that's been lacking in their music for too long.

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Digging hard the last couple of days, this fucker is a real grower. It is by far the best thing they did the last 18 years. Although the album is energetic, I don't feel energy was the missing element from past albums. What was missing was solid songwriting and this album displays their best songwriting in almost two decades.

You a fan of Jugulator, junkie dude? :P