Judas Priest - Music In Review (Full Music Documentary)

[@mr.turnerx7615]

Actually Point of Entry was a fantastic album imo

[@fernandomartincom]

Defenders of the Faith (not reviewed in this documentary) is a great album 🤘🏼

[@juanfelipemrocha]

Judas Priest, number one heavy metal band ever

[@nonsuch]

How the hell did you guys not address Dissident Aggressor from Sin After Sin? When Halford comes in with that scream along with the "chugging" guitars underneath it... to me, without a doubt, that IS the blueprint for Metal! It's arguably the "heaviest" piece of music Priest had done until Painkiller. It was WAY ahead of its time with shades of "Thrash". I mean Slayer did a cover of it! Of course, one must disregard the first 35 seconds in the format it was played.

[@jmagowan12]

Great documentary!

[@neoamaru]

i want the name of that cover band! this is definitely not how the original sounds, but i kinda like their sound!

[@neuropete1]

I always think it is funny when folks say, "It's not their best material, but it is their catchiest and most accessible..." LOL... music is meant to be subjective, but how the hell is a band's "best" stuff not their catchiest? That is what makes a song a .good song.

[@P.A.T.]

The comment section show so many things...this is a so underrated band. At their level they are still so unappreciated.

[@kushking420]

Great shout to Rush 2112

[@davelanger]

You should do one of these docs on Guns n roses the Chinese democracy era. So much interesting stuff with that from 97 until the reunion. So much behind the scenes stuff that would be fascinating.

[@keristly]

do SANTANA next please!!!

[@gjb134]

Good docu, pitty for the fake Priest songs.

[@C0mm0nS3ns3]

Eh rob bailed so it was a nice change from nothing