Judas Priest: The '70's

[Lynch]

For real?

For real! I'm sure you can google it to find the story (if interested)

PETA are just insane.

indeed. Maybe not all 'members' of PETA are, but the organization on the whole is definitely off of their rocker.

 

[LG]

I am a big proponent/supporter of the SPCA and our Humane Society, but PETA reminds me of so many other movements/special interest groups in a lot of ways, they get caught up on the petty/trivial and end up looking ridiculous as a result.

I actually had no idea that was the reason for the change of my favorite Priest album title...ya learn sumfin' new everyday iffin ya pay attention.

 

[METALPRIEST]

That's Insane! You don't make them change a classic album.

Somebody should have told them it's imitation leather. There is such a thing.

Both sides then could be happy.

 

[electric funeral]

Sad Wings of Destiny

 

[Nololob]

Sin After Sin

 

[Howie Felterbush]

It would be easy to take Unleased In the East since it's completely full of some of there greatest songs... but I'm going to just look at the studio albums.


As studio albums go, I'd rank them as follows:

1) Hell Bent For Leather
2) Stained Class
3) Sad Wings of Destiny
4) Sin After Sin
5) Rocka Rolla

I find very little with Judas Priest that I don't like though. Been a fan for many years and as the years go by, I like them more and more (if that's possible).

That would be the rankings for me too. Stained Class a very close second. Love the songs: Invader, Better By You Better than Me, and White Heat Red Hot.

 

[CrazyConnie]

Hell Bent For Leather

 

[Tray73]

^^^ Same here!

 

[Jonty]

Rocka Rolla is the best Judas Priest album from the 70s. Actually it is the best Priest album ever.

 

[DaKillerWolf]

Stained Class
Sad Wings of Destiny
Hell Bent For Leather
Sin After Sin
Rocka Rolla

The first three are very close for me and Sad Wings is no.1 at times ( just depends on the day I guess ). Sin After Sin is another great album and even Rocka Rolla is very good even though it is last