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How do you go from making boring dadrock slop like Living After Midnight to this?
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>>124482154
One of the biggest flukes in music history. It's like if ACDC suddenly dropped Ride the Lightning.
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>get new drummer that plays double kicks
>suddenly kick so much ass the singers leaves

best Priest album
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>>124482154
The only difference is the more prominent double kick drums and Halford using the higher register more.
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Painkiller is awesome, but don't be shitting on Living After Midnight. The whole British Steel album is top 5 Priest, easily.
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>>124482332
Jugulator was even better and it most certainly was even heavier but people shit on it bc it didn't have Halford while infact Owens was a better singer



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