Album Rating: 3.3
Mid-tier Priest [2]
For all intents and purposes, basically their Black Album or Countdown to Extinction
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Album Rating: 4.0
IM FURIOUS
Nah this is bottom top tier priest. Not quite as good as defenders, screaming or painkiller but not very far off.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Hold up Koris, black album is best tallica.
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Album Rating: 3.3
It's 6th in my ranking, but still really solid. Still, I prefer the first 4 and Death Magnetic overall
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Album Rating: 4.0
"Black album best Metallica" Another mid tier opinion LOL. That's 3 in a row within like 60 seconds
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black album is best tallica.
Been getting into it more, but don't agree.
It is the most varied of their first 5 tho.
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United is still one of their cringiest songs ever.
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Album Rating: 4.0
That I agree with. Album would possibly be a 4.5 without that track
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This and SfV are close for me. Neither has the strongest set of songs as far as I'm concerned, but both have hard jam value.
Few bands have known how to make metal fun like Priest. They have been geniuses in that respect.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Could stand to incorporate a bit more skronk
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Album Rating: 3.0
United fucking blows yeah
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Album Rating: 3.5
🎶United
United
United
We skronk🎵
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YOU DON'T
HAVE TO BE OLD TO BE WISE
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MOOR BRITISH STEEL HERE THAN IN SHITLER’S URN
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Used to hate "Metal Gods" and now love the fuck out of it
Been getting into Grinder as well, which took effort.
And yes, United is hard the worst song on here.
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Album Rating: 3.5
Rapid Fire, Grinder, Breaking the Law, and Metal Gods were how I learned to play guitar so Side A has a special place in my heart
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Electric Eye was the 1st Priest song I remember attempting on guitar. That and the You've Got Another Thing Comin' riff.
Plus, those were among the first Priest songs I ever heard.
Btw, The Rage has one of my all-time fave Priest riffs.
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Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off
"United" is such a sneaky earworm.
> United fucking blows yeah
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Love me some The Rage. Juicy bass, two solos, groovy riffs. Nice
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Album Rating: 3.5
I still remember the first time I heard Metal Gods on the radio. That track got a tiny bit of early airplay before it disappeared from radio forever. I was 15. Track was so cool, then and now. Rest of album solid, of course, and the hits deserve their status. But I prefer their proggy metal 70s phase over everything else.
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