Which albums were Tim Owen on ?

Jugulator and Demolition. I wouldn't recommend them though.

Oh ok...I might get Painkiller but besides that I'm not too interested in geting anything else.

Whats wrong with both those albums though ?

They aren't very good. Jugulator was a poor attempt of showing everyone that Tim could do what Halford does and Demolition wasn't Priest like at all. It's not Tim's singing that's the problem, the songwriting is so immature and weak that it is an insult to the other albums.

[QUOTE=Deth]They aren't very good. Jugulator was a poor attempt of showing everyone that Tim could do what Halford does and Demolition wasn't Priest like at all. It's not Tim's singing that's the problem, the songwriting is so immature and weak that it is an insult to the other albums.[/QUOTE]
Demolition is pretty awful, alright. More repulsive than even Turbo, in my opinion.

:lol: at NisseBagare's avatar

Jugulator isn't too bad, really.

[QUOTE=Rrrrrrr]*looks up*

WTF

Turbo Lover I can understand, but Some Heads Are Gonna Roll?! That song is one of the best on the album, what's wrong with you?[/QUOTE]

It's quite clearly Turbo Lover and Locked In....

Jugulator just sounds really weak to me. I've only listened to it once, so I can't say its the end all opinion.

The Live album is okay with Tim though.

And Riva, your version of Living after Midnight is different from the US version apparently.

When I get home from Uni I'll recheck the CD.

[QUOTE=Riva]Jugulator isn't too bad, really.

It's quite clearly Turbo Lover and Locked In....[/QUOTE]
[url="http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&token=&sql=10:jlkmiklsbb19"]I need new glasses[/url].

Wow, that Living after Midnight is completely different from my version. It's a hell of a lot better as well.

[QUOTE]Anyone hear that their new album is a concept album about the life of Nostradamus?[/QUOTE]
I've heard about this. Hopefully it means their lyrics will improve :(

Problem solved. I don't have Hot Rockin' on my release.

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]I've heard about this. Hopefully it means their lyrics will improve :([/QUOTE]
It's a well known fact that Priest's lyrics are perfect. It's all about the choruses, and how can you beat Exciter, One Shot At Glory and You've Got Another Thing Comin'?

You can't!

It's the verses that have us all cringing from time to time.

It's on AOR I was mostly refering to.

One Shot At Glory is teh pwn

Only a few songs make me do that, but I can deal with it.

Speaking of questionable quality lyrics:
NP: You Don't Have to be Old to be Wise

[QUOTE=Deth]Only a few songs make me do that, but I can deal with it.

Speaking of questionable quality lyrics:
NP: You Don't Have to be Old to be Wise[/QUOTE]


Nice dodgy-lyric choice!

Eat Me Alive has probably got worse ones tho'

:p

They can't touch Halford's solo work though. Listen to [I]Locked and Loaded [/I]for the worst concealed sexual innuendo I've ever heard.

You guys want barely contained homoerotic lyrical content?

[quote]8. All The Way

Alright baby. You know how to have a good time don't cha
It's the way you stand
You're always attracting attention

Now with your hands on your hips, and a
Snarl on your lips
Your eyes wore the look of danger
There's a lion in your heart,

That's set to quick start,

To a glance from any stranger
You give as good as you get
No one's beat you yet
You take the lead
You never need
You know all the moves you've got to make

You take it all, you take it all the way

Ya never do things by half
You're a man with a reputation
You never shy when the problems fly
You can cope with any situation
You take the wheel and crack the whip
You never slip
You rule the roost
You always boast
Yeah you're lookin' after number one

You take it all, you take it all the way[/quote]


Awesome song, btw.

[QUOTE]You take it all, you take it all the way[/QUOTE]
:lol:

It's about a man, for goodness sake!

[QUOTE=Riva]You guys want barely contained homoerotic lyrical content?




Awesome song, btw.[/QUOTE]
I thought you hated Point of Entry?

That album title is innuendo in itself.

I bought [I]Stained Class[/I] the other day and it's excellent! Am I the only one who thinks Priests live versions of their early stuff is loads better than on the studio albums? Exciter on [I]Unleashed in the East[/I] is so much better than the [I]Stained Class[/I] version.

Unleased in the East blows away the early studio albums... Tyrant is crap in the studio but live it kicks *** as a matter of fact... here is the track list:

Exciter
Running Wild
Sinner
The Ripper
The Green Manalishi
Diamonds And Rust
Victim Of Changes
Genocide
Tyrant
Rock Forever
Delivering The Goods
Hell Bent For Leather
Starbreaker

The live version of every song on here is beeter than the studio version. Les Binks sounds real good live too

Yeah i reckon pretty much everything on Unleashed sounds loads better than the studio stuff. Shame stuff like Tyrant and Exciter doesn't get played too often these days.

Halford's Live Insurrection album actually included some great old JP songs:

Stained Class
Running Wild
Genocide
Beyond The Realms Of Death
Tyrant

I also saw Fight (Halford's first solo project after Priest) and they played Exciter live.

[QUOTE=metaloz]

I also saw Fight (Halford's first solo project after Priest) and they played Exciter live.[/QUOTE]

Were they any good? I never got round to hearing any of it. How was the cover of Exciter?

Unleashed in the East is impossibly good. Stained Class is amazing as well, minus the guitar tone.

[QUOTE=Rrrrrrr]I thought you hated Point of Entry?

That album title is innuendo in itself.[/QUOTE]

I think it's poor, but it has highlights. [I]Turbo[/I] is the only album that I pretty much dislike all the way through.

"Electric Eye" is one of my favorite Priest songs. Does anyone else agree with me that it's one of Judas Priest's best?