 king_matt
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27.07.2011 at 05:14
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What is your favorite Priest studio album with Rob Halford on vocals? And I added an Other option because there are only 9 spots for answers. I tried to include the albums most people like as a single option.
Mine would have to be Sad Wings of Destiny; it's the perfect mix of soft and heavy. And it's got (imo) the greatest metal song of all time: Victim of Changes.
Enough of my silly opinion; I want to hear yours! 
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 Baz Anderson
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27.07.2011 at 05:18
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Judas Priest, however much I love them, have always been one of them bands that I just can't pick one favourite. That isn't because they're all perfect, but they all have at least one or two songs that I'm not too keen on or whatever...
I guess "Defenders Of The Faith" is probably my one closest to being my "favourite"... "Screaming For Vengeance" and "Painkiller" are up there too though.
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Void Eater
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27.07.2011 at 05:18
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Victims of Changes is overrated. I mean, it's a solid tune, and highly influential, but the riffing is nothing spectacular.
My vote goes for what is likely to win, Painkiller of course. Pure thrashing speed metal from front to back(well, there's Touch of Evil, but that's still good), Halford's most insane vocal performance, K.K and Glen's best solo's on Between the Hammer and the Anvil, the title track, and All Guns Blazing, Scott Travis beating the crap out of his drums, and uhh... Ian Hill is there. Can't hear him though 
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ToMegaTherion
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27.07.2011 at 05:32
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I think this could be a bit of a pointless exercise. Not that there aren't other good albums, but Painkiller is fairly obviously the pinacle of their career in many peoples eyes. I think I may be justified in say this already with 4/6 so far going towards Painkiller, including mine.
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 Apothecary
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27.07.2011 at 05:39
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Stained Class. Best Priest album, and one of my favorite metal albums of all time. I personally think it's a bit underrated, and am surprised to see it low in the poll. I don't think any of their other albums have such epic, streamlined songwriting, and I think Halford's voice is at its best on it. Also, I consider SC to be one of the early albums in the development of speed metal (Exciter and White Heat, Red Hot are good examples of this).
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king_matt
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27.07.2011 at 05:49
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Written by Apothecary on 27.07.2011 at 05:39
Stained Class. Best Priest album, and one of my favorite metal albums of all time. I personally think it's a bit underrated, and am surprised to see it low in the poll. I don't think any of their other albums have such epic, streamlined songwriting, and I think Halford's voice is at its best on it. Also, I consider SC to be one of the early albums in the development of speed metal (Exciter and White Heat, Red Hot are good examples of this).
I agree, that's my second favorite.
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Jirpo
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27.07.2011 at 06:09
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Painkiller!
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Xim
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27.07.2011 at 08:27
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Painkiller, just an awesome album. Killing Machine would be my second favourite and then Ram It Down, which IMO is their most under-rated album.
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MickeyDeez79
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27.07.2011 at 08:49
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I voted Screaming for Vengeance because that is the only Judas Priest album I have in it's entirety (go ahead and call me a poser).  But I have yet to get some other Judas Priest albums in their entirety.
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Void Eater
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27.07.2011 at 09:10
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Written by MickeyDeez79 on 27.07.2011 at 08:49
I voted Screaming for Vengeance because that is the only Judas Priest album I have in it's entirety (go ahead and call me a poser).:-[ But I have yet to get some other Judas Priest albums in their entirety.
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M C Vice
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27.07.2011 at 09:58
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What if you combined Painkiller and Sad Wings Of Destiny? Best album ever?
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ErnilEnNaur
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27.07.2011 at 10:04
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Screw painkiller, I'll take Sad Wings Of Destiny over that screeching anytime. Better vocals, better riffs, much cooler artwork.
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Inshushinak
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27.07.2011 at 11:22
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Painkiller album have all the element of the Metal strong and fast drums beat , fast and rhythmic guitars riff plus brain drilling vocal , i can just say : Painkiller=Metal Metal=Painkiller 
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Kingface
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27.07.2011 at 14:15
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Painkiller, with Defenders of the Faith and Screaming for Vengeance being a very close second and third.
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 Milena
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27.07.2011 at 14:54
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Voted for Painkiller just like everyone else  saw them live, and the Painkiller tunes rocked the hardest.
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SamuelSanchezAlvarez
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27.07.2011 at 17:13
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Painkiller is great, but other albums like Hell Bent For Leather, British Steel and Ram It Down are also really god
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SlaytanicGonzo
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27.07.2011 at 17:25
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For the 70's Priest: Stained Class
For the 80's Priest: Defenders Of The Faith
For the 90's Priest and my overall favourite: Painkiller
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27.07.2011 at 18:10
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No one likes turbo? lol
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The Shape 1973
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28.07.2011 at 16:17
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I don't mind Turbo. Like the track Out In The Cold.
Its got to be Painkiller though. Solid all the way through, no fillers, mental vocals, came out when I started listening to metal. They played it on The Friday Rock Show with Tommy Vance a lot too.
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SoshianT
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28.07.2011 at 21:04
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Just "Painkiller" is the best album
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Marcelo Hissa
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29.07.2011 at 00:58
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British Steel...
I cant remeber any heavy metal albuns that starts as good as:
Rapid Fire, Metal Gods, Breaking The Law, Grinder
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30.07.2011 at 00:20
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Their best period was the 70s, so Sad Wings of Destiny, but their ultimate album is Painkiller, the 80s were bad, even it created Screaming for Vegeance and Defender of Fate.
1. Painkiller - no explanation need.
2. Defender of Faith - catchy in a good way
3. Sad Wings of Destiny - First real metal album
4. Screaming for Vegeance - catchy in a good way II
5. Stained Class - some real classics
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Powerslavex
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01.08.2011 at 21:36
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This is the fucking pain killer killa killa killa man this he was a god on this album
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 Hellish Star
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02.08.2011 at 22:56
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Screaming For Vengeance
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Ceddybu
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04.08.2011 at 06:34
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Sin After Sin for me. With the thread being Halford's albums in mind, his vocals were fucking killer on that album, and the whole Judas Priest sound was just hitting you in full force on some tracks (namely on the classic and one of my favourites, Dissident Aggressor).
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king_matt
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04.08.2011 at 08:06
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I wonder who voted for Other and for what?
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11.08.2011 at 00:34
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Stained Class. Halford's vocals on it were just amazing and it represented the band at their peak, songwriting-wise. Plus, it was a pretty dark and heavy album for the time it was released.
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11.08.2011 at 00:35
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Stained Class. Halford's vocals on it were just amazing and it represented the band at their peak, songwriting-wise. Plus, it was a pretty dark and heavy album for the time it was released.
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Steelreaper
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11.08.2011 at 19:54
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They have a lot of great albums but Painkiller is superior.
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HoleInTheSky1985
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23.08.2011 at 15:47
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Sad Wings for me, followed by Painkiller and British Steel, I love all of their albums though, and this was a tough decision! Sad Wings was the first Priest album I bought after British Steel, I was sold on the Album Cover.
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