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Judas Priest's 1990 release, PAINKILLER, shows the band returning to ferocious metal after such musical detours as 1986's TURBO. It also proved to be the British band's last outing with original singer Rob Halford. Drummer Scott Travis (ex-Racer X) makes his Priest debut here, while the sound and songwriting is comparable to thrash/speed metal.
The album-opening title track is one of Priest's heaviest and greatest songs (brace yourself before it kicks in!), and the band takes no prisoners on such titles as "Hell Patrol" and "A Touch of Evil." An inspired way to close out Halford-era Priest.
Principally recorded at Miraval Studios, Brignoles, France in 1990. Includes liner notes by Judas Priest.
Digitally remastered by Jon Astley.
Judas Priest: Rob Halford (vocals); K.K. Downing, Glenn Tipton (guitar); Ian Hill (bass); Scott Travis (drums).
Q (2/91) - Recommended as one of the five best metal albums of 1990. - "..A tight, aggressive and potent package from a band which is almost as old as metal itself. It followed the oft-documented US court case, from which they emerged triumphant."
Kerrang (Magazine) (p.52) - "A powerhouse performance par excellence....Incredible songs. Amazing production..." Judas Priest Painkiller Songs Painkiller Music Review Average Rating: (4.9 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Fast, Ferocious and HEAVY!!!
Now folks, this is what REAL Heavy Metal is in it purest form.
Its apparent after 2 albums (Turbo/Ram it Down) which catered to more commercial sensibilities, Judas Priest went back to their roots with a vengeance and then some. It certain they were also being influenced by all the thrash bands which were coming out of the States around this time. And new drummer Scott Travis who previously was in the speed metal outfit Cacophony with later Megadeth guitarist Marty Friedman, surely did his share to up the tempo. And its worth noting that Megadeth's Rust in Peace and Painkiller were both released in 1990, two pure Metal masterpieces in the same year...
As for the music on this disc, you will never hear a Priest album that is Faster, more Ferocious or HEAVIER!!!
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Submitted by JMOONRECORDS (mexico df)
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Scott Travis is IMO the best heavy metal drummer of all time. The fury on the title track, Hell Patrol, Between the Hammer and the Anvil, and All Guns Blazing is incredible. Also listen to A Touch of Evil. Halford's primal scream proves a good match for Travis' furioso drumming. A+++++++
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I can describe you this cd with only a few words: THE BEST HEAVY METAL ALBUM EVER MADE!!!!
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Despite of all the years passed, this album still has the feeling of being listening to something unique, because of its ferocity, speed and enormous power of Halford's vocals. Amazingly, this CD is simply JP at its best, and certainly an icon in the history of heavy metal.
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Also available in a 3-pack with BRITISH STEEL and POINT OF ENTRY.
In the early '80s, a new musical movement, dubbed "The New Wave of British Metal," swept across England. The conspirators include such heavy bands as Iron Maiden, Motorhead, Saxon, and Def Leppard, but Judas Priest is often credited as the originator and leader of the pack. Rob Halford's vocal histrionics and the dual guitar attack of K.K. Downing and Glen Tipton mesmerized metal-heads everywhere. While Priest had been together since the early-'70s, the band's big U.S. breakthrough came with 1982's SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE.
Like most other metal bands that broke through in the early '80s (Motley Crue, Twisted Sister, etc.), Judas Priest took advantage of the then-developing video medium. MTV put the clip for "You Got Another Thing Coming" in heavy rotation, and the song became one of heavy metal's all-time classic anthems. Other album tracks, such as "The Hellion," "Electric Eye," "(Take These) Chains," "Devil's Child," and the title composition, were all prime metal cuts. With its perfect balance ...
| | Judas Priest Defenders Of The Faith CD (1983)
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Having achieved their greatest chart success yet with 1982's SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE, in 1984 Judas Priest released the stylistically similar DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH. While it didn't include a song/video as successful as ...VENGEANCE's "You've Got Another Thing Coming," most ...
| | Judas Priest Stained Class CD (1978)
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Principally recorded at Chipping Norton Studios, Cotswold, England in 1978. Includes liner notes by Judas Priest.
After the stunning success of 1977's SIN AFTER SIN, Judas Priest offered another exceptional album with its follow-up one year later, STAINED CLASS. Though disco and punk were grabbing all the headlines in the late '70s, Priest turned a deaf ear to these new musical developments, and stuck to its heavy metal ...
| | Judas Priest Hell Bent For Leather CD (1979)
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The British version of this release is titled KILLING MACHINE.
Principally recorded at Utopia, Basing Street and CBS Studios, London, England in 1978. Includes liner notes by Judas Priest.
Judas Priest's 1979 release, HELL BENT FOR LEATHER (titled KILLING MACHINE in Europe), continued the band's late '70s winning streak, which included such metal classics as SAD WINGS OF DESTINY, SIN AFTER SIN, and STAINED CLASS. Such deliciously heavy tracks as "Delivering the Goods," the title track, the U.K. hit single "Take On the World," and a ...
| | Judas Priest Turbo CD (1986) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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After seeing the chart success that such acts as Van Halen and Motley Crue were enjoying with their melodic hard rock sound, Judas Priest decided to give it a shot with their 1986 release, TURBO. While it performed respectably on the charts, TURBO wasn't the big smash Priest hoped for, and it left many longtime fans puzzled as to the whereabouts of the old lethal Priest.
The presence of synthesizers ...
| | Judas Priest Ram It Down CD (1988) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
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Judas Priest attempted to take the mainstream rock world by storm with 1986's TURBO, with its melodic tendencies and polished production. It performed respectably on the charts but wasn't the big crossover smash the band had hoped for. 1988's RAM IT DOWN proves that the real Priest was always lurking just under that high-gloss rock sheen.
Resuming the band's previous straight-ahead heavy metal direction, RAM IT DOWN is not as lethal-sounding as its follow-up, 1990's PAINKILLER, and it ...
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JOAO VOZ E VIOLAO won the 2001 Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.
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This band began with love...The love of Eric Denton and Dan Mclintock. Boy how they loved jamming tunes together. So much so that it eventually turned in to a regular thing called "My Folks". Soonafter, as most couples do, the duo decided it was time to take it to the next level, so they had a giant man-baby and named him Casey Teate. They raised him to play music and to fill their two part harmonies with yet another, in to that which would thence forth become three hereafter. So that was great, but the relationship was still missing a little bing bang boom. So the trifecta put an ad out on Match.com and got hooked up with the likes of Tim Grisnik whom ironically had already been playing drums with Dan in another band for years. What are the chances?! I mean I've heard that website really does work, but wow. Tim was formally asked to join the family at which ...
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