Underrated so hard

Album Rating: 4.5

Indeed. None of the SAS studio songs made it on the LAM album, and the only live track from this that made it was not even their own song.

the drums on this are too good

For sure. One of the only Priest albums I'd say that the drums actually add to the music rather than just being basic rhythm. Painkiller also serves that merit, though

seriously could listen to this band forever

HERE THEY COME, HERE COME THE TEEEEAAAAARS

Album Rating: 4.5

Les Binks and Scott Travis are both substantial drummers though, as heard on Stained Class and Painkiller.

Album Rating: 4.0

for sure, but phillips was about 17 i think when he played on this he's very impressive

Album Rating: 4.5

He sounds at least 3 years more experienced.

Album Rating: 4.0

Jams hard /m/

Album Rating: 4.5

Indeed. I would put this as the fourth best Priest album and between Painkiller and Defenders.

3rd for me

Album Rating: 4.0

poor thing is sandwiched between their 2 best records but top 5 priest for sure

"poor thing is sandwiched between their 2 best records"

Which is why this is so underrated

Album Rating: 4.5

Also because it's chart performance was worse than some of the poor 80s Priest releases like Point of Entrails.

Album Rating: 4.0

Also because it's chart performance was worse than some of the poor 80s Priest releases like Point of Entrails.

Album Rating: 4.5

Yes, that was just an insult I came up with for the first weak-ass Judas Priest album, especially after releasing several powerhouse albums in the big three 70s "S" albums, especially Stained Class, and one of the greatest live albums by a rock artist.

Album Rating: 4.0

I still can't fathom how some consider Unleashed to be one of the greatest live (rock) albums ever, great

performances on it but the studio tinkering is too obvious to be able for me to ignore. If the original

(vocal) recordings would have been fine it might well have been one of the classics.



But agreed that Point of Entry is their fist low.

Album Rating: 4.5

I personally prefer Stained Class to my favorite Maiden album Powerslave, but I would still overall take Maiden over Priest because Priest has about four lows while Maiden's lows are far higher, never going below average.

Agreed with Nag. I prefer listening to some bootlegs than Unleashed

Album Rating: 4.0

Maiden's lows aren't as low, but No Prayer and Virtual XI (Fear and X Factor being alright) were low points just the same.