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 Stained Class album for sale Product Description
Judas Priest - Stained Class Album Track Listing
Stained Class buy CD music Customer Reviews
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| priest at their best
most often british steel and screaming for vengence get hailed as priest best album but for me its stained class.although vengence is a close second.theres just something about this album.every song is great.from exciter to better by you to white heat red hot.lets just say when im making a prist compilation cd over half the tracks from this album make it on.
By rick (cape breton,nova scotia) |
| One of the best "classical" of metal
Until today whem Rob Halford sing Stained Class I feel the same sensation them the god of metal days...My ressurrection was in the Rock in Rio 3
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| All Hail the Metal Gods!
Stained Class is Judas Priest at the top of their game. Far and away my favorite Priest recording. Just something about this record makes you need to listen to it again and again and again. Rob Halford IS the Metal God and he proves it with this album... often immitated but NEVER duplicated. GET THIS ALBUM!
By Joe (Indianapolis, Indiana USA) |
| the real reason priest stands tall.
stand back! because priest is here!. exiter is the fastest 70's tune next to speed king or fire ball or stone cold crazy or never say die. very ahead of it's time even in 1978!. beyond the realms of death is deep, dark and heavy. on the bonus side of the album there is a track called fire burns below. man all the bonus songs sound like turbo outtakes!. halford is in top form as well as k.k. and glen and the bass player and the tippy bang drumming of les binks. if you like mainstream priest you will be shocked. warning: not for teenyboppers. only metalheads.
By davidandino83 (chicago) |
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| White Heat
Without a doubt, Judas Priest's BEST album (althugh "Hell Bent..." and "Unleashed..." are up there too). It was so far ahead of it's time that I don't think very many efer caught up to it. The title track and "Exciter" have been mentioned, but a cursory glance at the other reviews shows a MAJOR omission: "White Heat, Red Hot" I think that the cover is an apt descriptor of how one feels after hearing this album, ugh, I mean, cd. Geez, just thinking about "White Heat, Red Hot" is going to force me to go play it on my guitar!
By Schenker Fan (USA, baby) |
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Stained Class songs Product Details
| CD Universe Part number | 2263278 |
| Label | Columbia / Legacy |
| Orig Year | 1978 |
| Catalog number | 941666 |
| Discs | 1 |
| Release Date | Nov 06, 2001 |
| Studio/Live | Studio |
| Mono/Stereo | Stereo |
| Producer | Dennis MacKay; James Guthrie; Judas Priest |
| Engineer | Ken Thomas; Neil Ross; Paul Northfield |
| Recording Time | 54 minutes |
| Personnel | Dave Holland - drums
Rob Halford - vocals
Glenn Tipton - vocals, guitar
Ian Hill - bass
K.K. Downing - guitar
Les Binks - drums
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