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Articles tagged "judas priest" Music ReviewJudas Priest: Nostradamusby Adrien Begrand[18.Jun.08] :. Part rousing classic metal, part Andrew Lloyd Webber hokum, this is a mixed bag to say the least.  Music ReviewPascal: Galgbergetby Deanne Sole[27.Feb.08] :. Galgberget is nothing revolutionary, but it's full of heart and commitment.  Music ReviewJudas Priest: The Essential Judas Priestby Doug Sheppard[23.Jun.06] :. In the early 1980s, Judas Priest's brand of metal was punk for most Americans, the music you played to give the finger to the mainstream.  Music DVD ReviewJudas Priest: Rising in the East [DVD]by Adrien Begrand[2.Dec.05] :. Do you wanna go, wanna go, wanna go Hot Rockin'? Come on, admit it, you do.  Music ReviewJudas Priest: Angel of Retributionby Adrien Begrand[4.Mar.05] :. Rob Halford's first Judas Priest album in 15 years marks a return to the band's classic early '80s sound.  Music ReviewJudas Priest: Metalogyby Adrien Begrand[9.Aug.04] :. Over the course of 30 years, the mighty Priest has had an eventful journey as metal gods, with more than their share of peaks and valleys: they went from being regarded as metal progenitors, to a worldwide commercial success, scorned for being shameless sellouts, accused by witless parents of convincing kids to kill themselves, and coming out from it all as triumphant heroes. Judas Priest: Ram It Down / Painkillerby Adrien Begrand[12.Jul.02] :. It’s 1988, and you’re Judas Priest. Your last studio album, Turbo, was a big commercial success, although longtime fans deem it a betrayal of the classic Priest sound. You went on... Judas Priest: Turbo / Priest . . . Live!by Adrien Begrand[21.Jun.02] :. The infamous, 1986 cult classic Heavy Metal Parking Lot, a 16-minute documentary short about the kids partying in a suburban D.C. parking lot in the hours prior to a Judas Priest concert, is... Judas Priest: British Steelby Michael Stephens[28.May.01] :. The Digital Empire’s plan to digitally-re-master-everything-in-the-universe reeks of hubris. Like some binary fairy dust will finally make those cruddy old 20th Century analog... Judas Priest: Defenders of the Faith / Point of Entryby Scott Hudson[28.May.01] :. There is no denying the impact that Judas Priest have had upon heavy metal music. Priest—like their European contemporaries, Iron Maiden and the Scorpions—gave metal an identity, having... Judas Priest: Screaming for Vengeanceby Nicholas Schlegel[28.May.01] :. It was with great nostalgia and a shadow of youthful exuberance that I loaded Screaming for Vengeance into the tray of my old and faithful Sony (the first and only CD player I have ever... |
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