Judas Priest - Painkiller review


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Judas Priest - Painkiller
1990


01. Painkiller
02. Hell Patrol
03. All Guns Blazing
04. Leather Rebel
05. Metal Meltdown
06. Night Crawler
07. Between The Hammer & The Anvil
08. A Touch Of Evil
09. Battle Hymn
10. One Shot At Glory
11. Living Bad Dreams [remastered edition bonus]
12. Leather Rebel [bonus] [live]


The most wicked, crass, screaming guitars, heaviest… album in Judas Priest's discography with Rob Halford. There are simply not enough attributes to describe it. To many if not most of the fans say it's the best album they ever recorded. For me, it's the second best (pointing at the Screaming For Vengeance review). Of course, this is a perfect production, incredible songwriting, a brand new sound you would not have imagined before 1990, but everybody can have his own view on that.

Devastating drums and screaming guitars, a sound that has influenced many bands since the release of Painkiller, the most famous album among Priest's works. The guitars remind me at times of a chainsaw, incredible, lightspeed solos, this album gives you all that you may desire, but it is a complete breakaway from the sound the metal legends were famous for. A sign of the beginning of the end? Soon after Painkiller Rob Halford left the band to start a solo carreer, which should reach the height of the Painkiller-times a whole decade later.

To me the cover artwork already shows what kind of a furious monster of metal was unleashed with the release of Painkiller, the pure metal massacre… here comes the 'Metal Meltdown', run for your lives! My favorites on this album are definetely 'Night Crawler', a real metal-nightmare, 'Between The Hammer & The Anvil' and 'A Touch Of Evil', the latter using keyboards. The bonus track 'Living Bad Dreams' fits this record perfectly and the 'Leather Rebel' live is unnecessary but what the heck… this record could not be ruined even if the song had a bad quality.

Once again Priest have proven that they can make a record without a single weakness, leaving you the choice of loving or hating it. As I said I prefer the classic sound, but worship this of course as a masterpiece, just as it deserves.


Band profile: Judas Priest
Album: Painkiller
written by Iron Markus | published 20.12.2003




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SiLenTShadoW - 19.09.2006 at 16:24  
NOT a single bad song on here and all of them shred like hell. Perfect album for me as well. Gotta love the awesome drumming of newcomer Scott Travis!
Dangerboner - 20.09.2006 at 02:24  
Not their best, but still amazing. This band has so many consistent albums it's crazy.
Baz Anderson - 20.09.2006 at 22:09  
yes. one of the best albums ever without a doubt
Valentin B - 22.10.2006 at 15:52  
the intro to painkiller is simply the peak of all heavy metal imo
1990 was such a good year for metal with rust in peace,seasons in the abyss and this genius of an album
the title track is one of the heaviest,fastest,most skull grinding assraping songs in history
Valentin B - 22.10.2006 at 15:56  
i really wanted to steal the riff to night crawler that comes at 2:30 or something
i didn't know it's theirs but i wanted to do something strikingly similar
dismaleuphony - 27.10.2006 at 07:15  
This CD was *the* ultimate when I bought it. There are other metal CDs that are equally as good as this one, but this is one of the best metal CDs ever. A 9.9 is too low of a rating for this CD. "Night Crawler" and "Touch Of Evil" hit me the same way now they did back when I was in 8th grade!
Opium Magnet - 27.10.2006 at 12:22  
I can't believe I havn't commented on this album!

This is of course my favourite Judas Priest album, although the track Painkiller was not my favourite much like some who I know have heard it... one shot at glory, metal meltdown and a touch of evil are some of the highlights, especially since they contain riffs that get stuck in your head, very enjoyable indeed.
Metal Meltdown - 16.02.2007 at 22:14  
God i wish the name painkiller wasnt taken as a user name : / best album ever made!!!!!!!! 9.9 is far to low of a rating, the first time i heard the song painkiller i was in complete shock and disbelieve of what i was hearing, and that contuned throughout the entire ablum

THE PAINKILER RAISES AGAIN!
Breed-Dreader - 28.04.2007 at 06:30  
"I love my painkillers!"
....and a song was born
He does love his painkillers
Goat - 17.06.2007 at 01:10  
It's the Priest!!!! What can I say? Wicked!!!!!!

Halford is INSANE. You gotta love this album.
Paradox0 - 09.02.2008 at 20:30  
One of the best albums ever. I'm kind of surprised that this album kind of slipped under mainstream metal listeners, cause this is by far Judas' best. A perfect blend of heaviness and catchiness is heard in just about every song. Just by listening to this album, any I can tell that this band through out the idea of holding anything back.
Harmonic - 09.02.2008 at 20:37  
Truly a giant among metal albums.
+{Jonas}+ - 10.02.2008 at 22:14  
Probably Judas Priest's best album. Fast, with alot of solos and alot of screaming... 10/10
Murder - 04.06.2008 at 03:31  
yeah... the Judas Priest's best album and a real hymn in the metal history!!!

I can't stop listening Hell Patrol, All guns blazing, One shot at glory!!! wow...

This is one of this albums that you can listen all tracks and all of them will like you for sure!!! this album was made in an incredible way!!!!

Long live for Judas Priest!
Samuel550 - 16.06.2008 at 19:42  
Listened to it yesterday, fucking amazing. Deffinitely the peak of heaviness at the time when Priest were using commercialised studio equipment to blast out there Ultra Metal since Screaming For Vengeance. Also the most agressive album Priet ever did, which is all thanks to Scott Travis.

LEATHER REBEL!
Powerslavex - 07.10.2008 at 23:50  
THIS IIIS THE PAIN KILLER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10 all the way:maniac:
BloodTears - 08.10.2008 at 21:06  
Best songs: Night crawler, a touch of evil, between the hammer & the anvil.

But let's just say this is a memorable album. One of the best albums ever made by one of the best bands that ever lived.

It's true.
Just Elio - 08.10.2008 at 22:26  
Written by BloodTears on 08.10.2008 at 21:06

Best songs: Night crawler, a touch of evil, between the hammer & the anvil.

But let's just say this is a memorable album. One of the best albums ever made by one of the best bands that ever lived.

It's true.


Seconded. And yes, Nightcrawler and A Touch of Evil are the best here.
Pétur - 16.10.2008 at 19:24  
what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10
Metalbound7 - 15.11.2008 at 08:51  
Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.
the napalm rain - 27.12.2008 at 10:40  
For me the best song from this album is One Shot At Glory... yeah it's one of the best powerful albums but Painkiller couldn't take the place of Screaming For Vengeance
Pétur - 27.12.2008 at 19:45  
Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.
Metalbound7 - 01.01.2009 at 10:58  
Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


No, the worst of Priest is Point of entry

This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.
The Shape 1973 - 23.02.2009 at 18:17  
The best heavy metal album of all time.....but with the worst cover of all time.
DayFly - 22.03.2009 at 15:05  
Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.


Well I don't dislike it as much as you do but I understand your point. I never made my peace with Painkiller's vocals either.
Mountain King - 26.03.2009 at 02:57  
I love this album and everything that Judas Priest do...But still Screaming For Vengeance and Defenders Of The Faith are the best
Hrothdane - 13.04.2009 at 07:30  
Written by DayFly on 22.03.2009 at 15:05

Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.


Well I don't dislike it as much as you do but I understand your point. I never made my peace with Painkiller's vocals either.


I consider Halford's vocals one of my favorite aspects of this album. That said, I can understand why someone, even a priest fan, might have been put off by them, as they do mark a departure from his previous style. Fans probably overrate this album, but not by much.
Lord_Regnier - 13.04.2009 at 07:58  
My favorite Priest album by far. Not a single bad song on this one. Very impressive vocals, great guitarwork and drumming (I knew drumming would be very good on "Painkiller" as soon as I heard Scott Travis was now in Priest- I heard him before in Racer-X)
Deadmeat - 17.05.2009 at 15:53  
Yeah!!! this IS the best JP album... it is really magnificent...
Valentin B - 17.05.2009 at 16:08  
Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10

you may not like it, but denying the fact that this is the first modern metal album released in a time when most bands were still trying to repeat the 80s formula, and influenced other great bands such as Primal Fear or Iced Earth(to name only 2), this is just bias.
Pétur - 17.05.2009 at 17:02  
Written by Valentin B on 17.05.2009 at 16:08

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10

you may not like it, but denying the fact that this is the first modern metal album released in a time when most bands were still trying to repeat the 80s formula, and influenced other great bands such as Primal Fear or Iced Earth(to name only 2), this is just bias.

To be honest I don't hear much traces of Painkiller's presence in nowdays metal - except for 3 Inches of Blood. I never cared for Primal Fear and I find Iced Earth crap, care to name other bands who really have a "painkiller vibe"?
Marcel Hubregtse - 17.05.2009 at 18:02  
Written by Pétur on 17.05.2009 at 17:02

Written by Valentin B on 17.05.2009 at 16:08

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10

you may not like it, but denying the fact that this is the first modern metal album released in a time when most bands were still trying to repeat the 80s formula, and influenced other great bands such as Primal Fear or Iced Earth(to name only 2), this is just bias.

To be honest I don't hear much traces of Painkiller's presence in nowdays metal - except for 3 Inches of Blood. I never cared for Primal Fear and I find Iced Earth crap, care to name other bands who really have a "painkiller vibe"?


Actually Iced Earth doesn't have too much of a Painkiller vibe cause Iced Earth is atually more influenced by thrash than by Painkiller. And of course Primal Fear is inspired by Painkiller, HELL Primal Fear are a Painkiller era Judas Priest rip-off and a bad one at that.
Ellrohir - 17.07.2009 at 01:11  
Unlike most of others, i dont enjoy this Priest's album that much as some others...and i dont find Painkiller that great song...
roger73 - 14.08.2009 at 16:02  
If lot of people is saying that British Steel is overrated, I think it about this album. Metal Gods tried to be the hardest... few years after Reign In Blood, couple years after Death's first albums - sorry, it's funny. Even Blind Guardian were harder, not to mention first Helloween's album - released few years before this too. Painkiller it's nice melodic track, in end of 70's or maybe start of 80's, before Kill 'EM All it could be "the hardest" (hm, maybe some punks... ok, let it be). I like Painkiller, Night Crawler and Between the Hammer & the Anvil, but this album can never be better then masterpiece Number of the Beast, sorry
Nibir Dutta - 11.10.2009 at 18:29  
That a superhuman album from a superhuman band.what a ferocious album that was.it makes me feel god-damn superhuman.especially the title track.:wall::bow:
Nibir Dutta - 14.10.2009 at 16:17  
Thats a god-damn great album.it made what i am today.:wall::banger2::banger::metal:
Nibir Dutta - 14.10.2009 at 16:19  
Written by Guest on 19.09.2006 at 16:24

NOT a single bad song on here and all of them shred like hell. Perfect album for me as well. Gotta love the awesome drumming of newcomer Scott Travis!

yeah scott is a great drummer.
Nibir Dutta - 14.10.2009 at 16:22  
Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.

that's very lame of you ok.:maniac:
DoomGuard - 10.11.2009 at 20:41  
Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.

your kidding?
You think this is weak while you own Eluveitie's Evocation I album?

Amazing album and truley inspiring, whether going into a job interview or heading to go take a really big test, this album can get you pumped on the car ride there for certain 10/10
Pétur - 11.11.2009 at 20:02  
Written by DoomGuard on 10.11.2009 at 20:41

Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.

your kidding?
You think this is weak while you own Eluveitie's Evocation I album?

Amazing album and truley inspiring, whether going into a job interview or heading to go take a really big test, this album can get you pumped on the car ride there for certain 10/10

Common logic for you: Eluveitie's Evocation I is an acoustic folk album and meant that way, not brutal and rough metal. Painkiller was meant to be brutal and rough but fails epically.
DoomGuard - 13.11.2009 at 20:26  
Written by Pétur on 11.11.2009 at 20:02

Written by DoomGuard on 10.11.2009 at 20:41

Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.

your kidding?
You think this is weak while you own Eluveitie's Evocation I album?

Amazing album and truley inspiring, whether going into a job interview or heading to go take a really big test, this album can get you pumped on the car ride there for certain 10/10

Common logic for you: Eluveitie's Evocation I is an acoustic folk album and meant that way, not brutal and rough metal. Painkiller was meant to be brutal and rough but fails epically.

I think they did better than alot of people in delivering some straight up heavy metal, how is there any fail in this album at all? Vocals, amazing, drums, better than alot of bands in your favorites with all due respect, and guitars are simply riveting. I don't understand how you can see this album that way friend
Pétur - 15.11.2009 at 00:39  
Written by DoomGuard on 13.11.2009 at 20:26

Written by Pétur on 11.11.2009 at 20:02

Written by DoomGuard on 10.11.2009 at 20:41

Written by Pétur on 27.12.2008 at 19:45

Written by Metalbound7 on 15.11.2008 at 08:51

Written by Pétur on 16.10.2008 at 19:24

what do people see in this awful album? ugh. Rob's screams are just as annoying as those of Dani Filth!
The whole album is extremely repetitive and never takes any solid substance.
Definitely Judas Priest worst.
3/10


This Album is the Metal Nirvana! (the state of mind when you reach the total ilumination, not the band). its amazing, Wicked, Huge, Fast, Agressive, Powerful, Consistent and Evil in some kind of way. at the time the album start it pounch you in the face with a solid Drums intro then one of the most Wicked riffs in Metal history making that bloodchill that every of us love, after that Halford's Voice Posses the speakers and then the most wicked and amazing journey into Metal music begins, that descrive the first time i listened to this album. For me Painkiller is not just an Album, it is the resume of a Religion, a Way to live, a world that only the stronger can reach. this Masterpiece make me understand the meaning of power, superiority and why Metal is the most Beautiful and Perfect thing that have been created ever.

No, it's not powerfull. It's weak and crap. it's by far the worst what Judas Priest ever did.

your kidding?
You think this is weak while you own Eluveitie's Evocation I album?

Amazing album and truley inspiring, whether going into a job interview or heading to go take a really big test, this album can get you pumped on the car ride there for certain 10/10

Common logic for you: Eluveitie's Evocation I is an acoustic folk album and meant that way, not brutal and rough metal. Painkiller was meant to be brutal and rough but fails epically.

I think they did better than alot of people in delivering some straight up heavy metal, how is there any fail in this album at all? Vocals, amazing, drums, better than alot of bands in your favorites with all due respect, and guitars are simply riveting. I don't understand how you can see this album that way friend

Matter of taste buddy
BoxCar Willy - 26.07.2010 at 03:30  
This album sucks. its overratted and repetative even painkiller isn't that good.
MetalFist - 27.07.2010 at 15:42  
It is an incredible album which has changed the metal world in many ways 9/10.


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