Judas Priest - Cyberface

[@TesVixen]

I've always loved this song. Ripper was a badass singer for Priest.

[@ralphn8520]

YESSS!!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻

[@OlviMasta77]

B E W A R E H I S M E G A B Y T E

[@Jubidar]

:D

[@slavkagill]

Don't worry, Bob will save us.

[@domino1432]

i don't know why the people talk bad about this album to me its a great album

[@piotrztein5255]

It's not a bad album but probably because of two factors: it isn't Halford singing and the music is so different from what fans were expecting

[@CyberSoldat]

@@piotrztein5255 the main issue with the Ripper albums is Rob didn’t write the lyrics so Glenn and KK did and it really shows. The lyrics are terrible

[@stevenlornie1261]

@@CyberSoldat lol Judas Priest have very little GOOD lyrics.

[@CyberSoldat]

@@stevenlornie1261 that’s literally the dumbest comment I have ever read… Jugulator and demolition had poor lyrics but that’s all. The other albums had good lyrics.

[@gauravsaini1025]

One of their best. For instance consider the lyrics this song has.Way ahead of its time given it came out in early 2000. Big fan.

[@Vazcular]

Very underrated song. Ripper rules!

[@Rodrigo-bv7uv]

Cyberface and Machine Man are my Demolition's favorite tunes. The atmosphere they've created in this song, along with the lyrics are just awesome!

[@SGZ12]

love this album \m/ as every Judas priest album

[@LaVeyCharkusVeros]

*_"...or beware his megabyte..."_* ← I can't decide if these lyrics are pure genius or just plain dumb. :P Still, I LOVE this song! \m/

[@TheRockOffice]

Obviously genius! That is one helluva bite! I mean byte! :D

[@Sonic_Ogorhog]

Love Bytes

[@MachineMan-vf8xv]

That’s what the problem with most Jugulator and Demolition songs was, Glenn and K K weren’t that great at writing songs that much anymore. That still doesn’t mean it’s not a great album!

[@OlviMasta77]

@@Sonic_Ogorhog "In the dead of niiiight..."

[@AerikVon]

Dumb

[@wesleysixx5435]

Fantastic, dark, obscure the way it needs to sound.

[@vladvampirelord8910]

Written when Megabyte meant something...

[@kojimiyatake7993]

This is apparently the only song Travis ever participated in writing, and it deserves more credit!

[@Harold075]

my favorite demolition song.

[@abdael22]

i can listen to this cd for about a month at a time

[@rembrandao]

2:24 - just Amazing

[@loouuni]

great vocalist! sounds a bit like layne staley here ;)

[@evelynnsingleton1211]

Hey, this is 10x more interesting and enjoyable to listen to than the majority of Point of Entry

[@adfvcl]

"Beware his megabyte!" Those ol' computer songs from the dot-com bubble era.

[@jublywubly]

Awesome song. I'm sure it's inspired by Cybermen from Doctor Who.

[@Darth95Vader]

i hear you, tim's albums are not as bad as everyone else says but you cant be a true judas priest fan without hearing the all time favourites: victim of changes, beyond the realmes of death, you got another thing comin and painkiller with the ultimate heavy metal vocalist ROB HALFORD

[@nakatakafka]

Don´t listen to what people say. Nostradamus is an amazing album too, on the top 3.

[@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275]

I agree, I love Nostradamus as well as the Ripper albums.

[@ais6863]

you're missing KK DOWNING in the "core line-up"... great song, co-written by Scott Travis.

[@iqm4574]

Feel bad for scott his only written credit on the worst song in judas priest history

[@IllustrateTheHorror]

@@iqm4574 This song smacks Epitaph,most of Rocka Rolla,Last Rose of Summer,Evening Star,Take on The World,United,You Say Yes lmao

[@IllustrateTheHorror]

@@iqm4574 Sea Of Red has to be worst ballad Priest ever made,Lightning Strike has to be most generic song Priest ever made

[@calamityleo]

tim ripper rules and rocks. rob halford is our metal god. ripper also worships him like us. there is a page called ripper years at the official website of judas priest. thats it.

[@agentbuckwall2806]

I've always wondered what part Scott Travis helped write.

[@ltrctaacrtphntlbtcthawtwwm2635]

me too, this song is really good, the riff is evil, drums rocks, ian used all the hidden techniques he has, and ripper's vocals just fit in so well, really hope scott will write more

[@sthnrvr]

Same, I'm like that with Ian Hill and Invader, Winter and Caviar & Meths.

[@VerchielxKanda]

THAT INTRO... JUST... That INTRO!!! O_O Talk about badass!! Thanks for the upload!! ^_^

[@arpadkiss118]

demolition ist das beste album aller zeiten von judas priest

[@nakatakafka]

Nostradamus ist auch da.

[@MegaEnforcer95]

Ripper was cool. He sounded a lot like Halford actually but his voice was just one note lower than Rob.

[@abdael22]

ripper has an amazing voice too

[@alexisbritez8582]

Lo voy a escuchar todas las veces que sea necesario jajajaja

[@alexisbritez8582]

Tranquilamente podría ser soundtrack de un juego tipo Doom

[@thomask.3247]

DEMOLITION best album, I think!, ..

[@costaricafamily]

*coff coff* kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIq8o2ynbqtkY6c *coff coff*

[@stevenlornie1261]

@@costaricafamily Painkiller is sooo overrated.

[@costaricafamily]

@@stevenlornie1261 Who cares! Is Great!

[@Vorticy135]

@@stevenlornie1261 it's perfectly rated

[@ivanferreira9859]

Amazing!!

[@Darth95Vader]

Me too, to be honest none of their newer albums can compare with rocka rolla, sad wings of destiny, sin after sin and stained glass but that's the way it goes. Good artists sometimes have to make albums that more people usually tend to buy, such as turbo and ram it down. These albums weren't bought only by real metalheads. But they did that to survive and be able to make more masterpieces like their last album, Nostradamus. And by the way Tim did a hell of a job with priest.

[@Vorticy135]

Nostradamus is god awful easily their worst album right next to Turbo and Demolition

[@ХаціолаВадим]

i am Cyberface

[@perfeitorafael]

3:20 too 3:54 Worth the song

[@bat0088]

So fucking HEAVY

[@MrScarletThread]

Interesting... now after few years i started to hear a bit of Gamma Ray:s Sigh no more -sounds in this... especially the bass has similar atmosphere.

[@JackBartholomew90]

Colossus!!! Oh wait...

[@DeltaProductionOfficial]

I wanna opera metal

[@frisian2680]

Nightwish

[@evelynnsingleton1211]

I don't know if this song is super badass or dumb as hell

[@bbqgoose]

Lyrically, one of the stronger songs written from this time period. Unfortunately, musically, it just plods along. That was largely the problem with the Ripper years - either the music was . good and the lyrics sucked or was the other way around. There weren't too many tunes where they just nailed it.

[@GodsmackAR69]

With exceptions like Bullet Train and Cathedral Spires.

[@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275]

@@GodsmackAR69 Or Machine Man!

[@IllustrateTheHorror]

who fuckin' cares about lyrics

[@IllustrateTheHorror]

Painkiller album is full of terrible lyrics but it doesn't make it bad,Jugulator rules

[@NoneBuriedDeeper]

Many JP fans proved to be closed minded fools. The albums with Tim are way better than a lot of Halford JP albums. Turbo and Ram it Down standing out the most.

[@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275]

I agree with you, bud!

[@عصامالابرق]

F

[@facundotissera8320]

if judas priest dont include this song in the new tour i will comite suicide

[@jessehaltia4795]

The lyrics are absolutely awful. Otherwise, this is a great song.

[@DanNic88]

Terrible song, are they on valium?

[@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275]

No, you are on valium for being a hater!

[@aspookyknucklehead1309]

Horrible. It’s like this was a bad Judas Priest parody band or something

[@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275]

Who tf asked for your shit opinion?

[@Vorticy135]

And yet still better than most songs off nostradamus

[@BeardlessPipeSmoker]

Listening to this track on my car, blasting the shit out of my new BOSE loudspeakers.