Tag: Judas Priest

No stranger to the world of redundant live albums are Judas Priest and in another stopgap move they’ve unveiled a…

A mixed bag of results for Judas Priest and an album which is a fine comeback, but isn’t the heavy…

Attempting a two CD concept album could be seen as either self indulgent or brave from Judas Priest.

‘Painkiller’ was a solid blast of near speed metal from start to finish,. However Judas Priest and ‘Angel Of Retribution’…

Judas Priest’s ‘Demolition’ was released in 2001, but in that time it’s become more forgotten than Glenn Tipton’s ‘Baptizm Of…

Like so many others, Judas Priest felt the need to try and conform to the standards of their peers in…

Speed metal anthems and mid tempo jewels conquer this Judas Priest ‘Painkiller’ release, accompanied by Chris Tsangarides’ crystalline sharp production.

1988’s ‘Ram It Down’ was an obvious return to a heavier sound. Judas Priest maintained their standing as one of…

Of all the Judas Priest discography, this is perhaps the least played album I have, ‘Turbo’ is not totally removed…

The start to new years 1984 kicked off with the very early release of Judas Priest’s ‘Defenders Of The Faith’,…

While Judas Priest had broken through with 1980’s ‘British Steel’, it was this album which arguably put them into the…

At the turn of the 80’s decade, Judas Priest had reinvented themselves as premier heavy metallers with a passion for…

It is Birmingham metal band Judas Priest that landed the big fish in 1980 with ‘British Steel’, which would anchor…

Judas Priest along with U.F.O’s magnificent ‘Strangers In The Night’ live album from 1979, you can also add this wee…

Judas Priest’s ‘Killing Machine’ was released at the tailend of 1978 (Nov), and was a quick-fire follow-up to the ‘Stained…

However you choose to view it Judas Priest’s ‘Stained Class’ will stand forever as an example of when metal was…

In a career littered with classic albums this is one of Judas Priest’s finest without doubt, listening closely to this…

Given every Judas Priest album has been reviewed here at Glory Daze it would seem nonsensical to leave ‘Sad Wings…

The tone of this latest Judas Priest album is in keeping with recent trends, taking in all decades of their…

Judas Priest do not entirely resurrect their 70’s or 80’s career with this album, it’s a very heavy and robust…