Album Rating: 4.5

starbreaker is top 3 priest

Album Rating: 4.0

Raw Deal is best one in here and certainly one of the band's most underrated songs

Album Rating: 5.0

"certainly one of the band's most underrated songs" [2]

Album Rating: 4.5

Sup

Album Rating: 4.5

Been jamming this cd hard

Album Rating: 5.0

'Tis a hard jam

Album Rating: 4.5

Great replay value

Album Rating: 4.5

great bump love this record so much

Album Rating: 4.0

can't get over how amazing the guitar sounds in those early priest records

Album Rating: 4.0

Simon Phillips is probably one of the most underrated drummers ever. He's awesome here.



If there's one thing lacking in Sad Wings it is the drums

Album Rating: 4.0

The drumming suits the music in sad wings, imo



although it could use with a bit more technique

Album Rating: 4.0

I find it monotonous even if it fits the music tbh



Still a 5

Album Rating: 4.5

Sad Wings is great but it has a couple of boring slow songs that kill its consistency.



I honestly prefer this album over it. Painkiller and Stained Class though are their tops to me.

Album Rating: 4.0

I can't stand Painkiller besides a couple of songs

???

Album Rating: 4.0

I love Halford's high pitched vocals but he overuses them a lot in Painkiller (I find the t/t vocals to be really annoying, for example)



Plus, as fast and cool as the instrumentation may be I think it's just to wanky and over the top pretty much all of the time



Hell Patrol is one of my favorite Priest songs tho

touch of evil is the only low point i can think of

Album Rating: 4.0

I suppose it is just not my style



I love Screaming and Defenders but I think they took the fun, fast paced style to the limit on Painkiller

Album Rating: 4.0

Since when fast instrumentation becomes a wankfeast? Especially in a Judas Priest album?



I know music taste is subjective but I never understood that complain from the JP fans.



How is it possible not to love the t/t?

Album Rating: 4.0

And it's not like they hadn't explore that style before. Their 80's records are all about that fast instrumentation with the exception of British Steel. They just took it a step further with Painkiller.