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Best Judas Priest Tracks

circlesdowncirclesdown Posts: 310
edited August 2013 in Other Music
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  • g under pg under p Surfing The far side of THE Sombrero Galaxy Posts: 18,209
    This has always been my favorite track by the band for reasons unknown to me .... maybe the riff and drum layers or maybe this is my favorite album by them.

    Desert Plains

    Judas_priest_-_point_of_entry_a.jpg

    ...or lyrics....that screams out for riding a motorcycle...just bad ass

    Full moon is rising
    The sky is black
    I need your call I'm coming back
    The road is straight cast
    Wind's in my eyes
    The engine roars between my thighs

    From desert plains I bring you love
    From desert plains I bring you love

    Wild mountain thunder
    Echoes my quest
    My body aches but I'll not rest
    Quartz light to guide me
    Till sunrise leads
    My passion screams, my heart it bleeds


    JudaspriestpointofentryUSA.JPG
    This is the cover I have on vinyl...Point Of Entry

    peace
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  • HorosHoros Posts: 4,518
    The Green Manalishi(With The Two-Pronged Crown)
    #FHP
  • satanrules616satanrules616 Posts: 122
    circlesdown wrote:
    ready, go.

    Some context would be helpful, dude. In this age of twitter-like gratification, as long as I have more than 140 characters, I hope you can spare more of your cognitive abilities to let me know what it is about Priest songs that you would like me to comment about. Make it worthwhile as an online social interaction or just bugger off ... peace.
  • Fight to get it back againFight to get it back again Posts: 27
    This...issssssss.....the PAINKILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • RedBadBoyJacksonRedBadBoyJackson Posts: 53
    Victim Of Change :twisted:
  • JDBJDB Posts: 277
    95% of their songs are cool.
  • dcfaithfuldcfaithful Posts: 13,076
    Dissident Aggressor (although I like Slayer's cover better).
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  • London BridgeLondon Bridge USA Posts: 4,733
    Seen these guys many times in their earlier years.

    Delivering the Goods
    Electric Eye
    Desert Plains
    The Ripper
    Here Come the Tears
  • dcfaithfuldcfaithful Posts: 13,076
    satanrules616 wrote:
    circlesdown wrote:
    ready, go.

    Some context would be helpful, dude. In this age of twitter-like gratification, as long as I have more than 140 characters, I hope you can spare more of your cognitive abilities to let me know what it is about Priest songs that you would like me to comment about. Make it worthwhile as an online social interaction or just bugger off ... peace.

    Perhaps he'd just like to know what your favorite tracks are? :roll:
    7/2/06 - Denver, CO
    6/12/08 - Tampa, FL
    8/23/09 - Chicago, IL
    9/28/09 - Salt Lake City, UT (11 years too long!!!)
    9/03/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 1
    9/04/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 2
  • circlesdowncirclesdown Posts: 310
    dcfaithful wrote:
    satanrules616 wrote:
    circlesdown wrote:
    ready, go.

    Some context would be helpful, dude. In this age of twitter-like gratification, as long as I have more than 140 characters, I hope you can spare more of your cognitive abilities to let me know what it is about Priest songs that you would like me to comment about. Make it worthwhile as an online social interaction or just bugger off ... peace.

    Perhaps he'd just like to know what your favorite tracks are? :roll:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?
  • BLACK35BLACK35 Hanover, Ontario Posts: 22,856
    I always liked Breaking the Law & United
    2005 - London
    2009 - Toronto
    2010 - Buffalo
    2011 - Toronto 1&2
    2013 - London, Pittsburgh, Buffalo
    2014 - Cincinnati, St. Louis, Detroit
    2016 - Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Ottawa, Toronto 1
    2018 - Fenway 1&2
    2022 - Hamilton, Toronto
    2023 - Chicago 1&2
    2024 - Las Vegas 1&2
  • DeLukinDeLukin Posts: 2,757
    Metal Gods, especially live:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAbse9QC16w

    Also: Desert Plains, oh and definitely The Sentinel.
    I smile, but who am I kidding...
  • veddertownveddertown Scotland Posts: 5,260
    Saw them on Ram It Down tour about 88. Wasn't the biggest fan before but the ticket was free! They were pretty cool then I guess. This clip was earlier and they'd glitzed up a lot!

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqjR5z4n_oc
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  • murphyJammermurphyJammer Posts: 120
    The Hellion/Electric Eye, while technically two tracks, by far my favorite Judas Priest of all time. The intro riff to Electric Eye is one of my favorite riffs ever. Brilliant songs.
    "Bombs dropping down. Please forgive our hometown"
  • satanrules616satanrules616 Posts: 122
    You still did not give me any context, dude. Why is your question worth asking?
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?
  • circlesdowncirclesdown Posts: 310
    satanrules616 wrote:
    You still did not give me any context, dude. Why is your question worth asking?
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?

    The same reason a lot of people come on here and ask the exact same question about other bands. Have you never seen a thread that asks something like "What is your favorite Soundgarden song?" "What is your favorite Beatles song" "List your top 5 Pink Floyd songs". I could understand if I was asking a questions with some bit of controversy or confusion, but it's just weird that you feel the need to question my question. It's just something I wanted to know, is that ok with you?
  • satanrules616satanrules616 Posts: 122
    It really does not matter if it is OK with me, my dear. If you do not wish to engage in a discussion with me, that is quite alright. It is no slight against you. I wish for more consequential conversations and I like to know more about why Priest songs interest you. The fact that others ask similar questions does not qualify, to me, as a reason. Feel free to ignore my query; I cannot ask for more than what you are willing to give.
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:
    satanrules616 wrote:
    You still did not give me any context, dude. Why is your question worth asking?
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?

    The same reason a lot of people come on here and ask the exact same question about other bands. Have you never seen a thread that asks something like "What is your favorite Soundgarden song?" "What is your favorite Beatles song" "List your top 5 Pink Floyd songs". I could understand if I was asking a questions with some bit of controversy or confusion, but it's just weird that you feel the need to question my question. It's just something I wanted to know, is that ok with you?
  • circlesdowncirclesdown Posts: 310
    I don't mind if you ask for more, that's absolutely fine. That's a discussion and I'm happy to engage. I would have been happy to reply and elaborate if you just asked, but you basically told me that the way I asked my question was insufficient and instead of just asking you told me to "bugger off". It seemed unnecessary and rude.

    By the way, I was considering downloading some Priest and wanted to get some recommendations on what was good. I wanted it to be unfiltered recommendations. I didn't want to ask "What Priest should I download?" because I might have gotten someone's opinion on what I should start with, which is fine, and one way to go about it, but I wanted to simply hear what other people thought their best tracks were.
  • DocChicagoDocChicago Posts: 653
    BB148952 wrote:
    This...issssssss.....the PAINKILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Amen brother.

    This is the album where they took it completely over the top. More drums, more guitar notes per second, more screeching. Faster and louder than any Priest album before it. Fucking insane. I love it.

    PAIN!!!
    It is time to admit that we used to rock like hurricanes. It is time to run for the hills and go round and round. It is time for us to shout at the devil. We've got the right to choose it, there ain't no way we'll lose it, and we're not gonna take it anymore.
    - C. Klosterman
  • dcfaithfuldcfaithful Posts: 13,076
    satanrules616 wrote:
    You still did not give me any context, dude. Why is your question worth asking?
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?

    Sorry to butt in, but I just don't understand what the big deal is. It's a message board...so maybe he didn't formally give a proper question e.g. "What are the best Judas Priest tracks?", is that really that important?

    This is just me, but I really had no problem understanding the OP's intentions when I first opened the thread. You seem intelligent enough to catch on as well, and also to not get so hung up on such an insignificance. I don't think these threads of this type are meant to be taken so literally.
    7/2/06 - Denver, CO
    6/12/08 - Tampa, FL
    8/23/09 - Chicago, IL
    9/28/09 - Salt Lake City, UT (11 years too long!!!)
    9/03/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 1
    9/04/11 - East Troy, WI - PJ20 - Night 2
  • dimitrispearljamdimitrispearljam Posts: 139,721
    satanrules616 wrote:
    circlesdown wrote:
    ready, go.

    Some context would be helpful, dude. In this age of twitter-like gratification, as long as I have more than 140 characters, I hope you can spare more of your cognitive abilities to let me know what it is about Priest songs that you would like me to comment about. Make it worthwhile as an online social interaction or just bugger off ... peace.
    usual suspect of negativity....
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  • veddertownveddertown Scotland Posts: 5,260
    So, I was just reading this thread and discovered if you read it backwards you can hear a voice say, "You must kill Scott Stapp." :twisted:
    Like a book among the many on a shelf...

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  • satanrules616satanrules616 Posts: 122
    I was asking for clarification and sensitizing members of our public fora to providing context to queries we pose. Some see it as being negative, but I go beyond such dualistic typologies (negative vs. non-negative, black vs. unblackened, good vs. bad, etc.) and see things in a greyer light. I make no apologies and to top it off, I am easily ignored. As usual, peace...
    dcfaithful wrote:
    satanrules616 wrote:
    You still did not give me any context, dude. Why is your question worth asking?
    Peace
    circlesdown wrote:

    No kidding. It's ok, some people can find any reason to police a thread, as if each new posts costs money or takes up valuable web real estate and therefore needs to comply with some self-appointed moderator's guidelines on even the most inconsequential of topics, like Judas Priest. If they are unable to make sense of a pretty standard message pit inquiry (like, what songs do you like by this band) and are in need of more context to a simple post, perhaps they need to seek their online social interaction in a place that doesn't post such challenging topics or that bring more worthwile interactions to each and every single thread. Seriously, I've had friendly interactions on this board for nearly a decade I was just told to piss off because someone didn't like the way I posted a 'list your favorite tracks' thread. Peace? Really? How about, roll with it and just be nice to people?

    Sorry to butt in, but I just don't understand what the big deal is. It's a message board...so maybe he didn't formally give a proper question e.g. "What are the best Judas Priest tracks?", is that really that important?

    This is just me, but I really had no problem understanding the OP's intentions when I first opened the thread. You seem intelligent enough to catch on as well, and also to not get so hung up on such an insignificance. I don't think these threads of this type are meant to be taken so literally.
  • JDBJDB Posts: 277
    I can't believe all this shit over a simple question. Here are some cool Priest songs for you to download.

    Sinner
    Beyond The Realms Of Death
    Genocide
    Victim Of Changes
    The Ripper
    Exciter
    Delivering The Goods
    Run Of The Mill
    Dreamer Deceiver
    Ram It Down
    Stained Class
    Judas Rising
    Painkiller
    One Shot At Glory
    The Sentinel
    Freewheel Burning
    The Hellion/Electric Eye
    Devils Child
    Rapid Fire
    Metal Gods
    Grinder
    The Rage
    Steeler.
  • jammerfalljammerfall Posts: 908
    Any song off of "Unleashed In The East" works for me! Glad to see a couple of people mention "Desert Plains." That song, as well as the whole "Point of Entry" record is seriously under-rated in the Judas Priest catalog. "Painkiller" is absolutely off the charts, and "Judas Rising" is an absolutely amazing song at this point in their career. Good, old school metal.
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  • PearlJamaholicPearlJamaholic Posts: 2,019
    Horos wrote:
    The Green Manalishi(With The Two-Pronged Crown)

    agreed!!
    http://db.etree.org/PearlJamaholic
  • Fight to get it back againFight to get it back again Posts: 27
    DocChicago wrote:
    BB148952 wrote:
    This...issssssss.....the PAINKILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Amen brother.

    This is the album where they took it completely over the top. More drums, more guitar notes per second, more screeching. Faster and louder than any Priest album before it. Fucking insane. I love it.

    PAIN!!!


    There is a really good cover of it by a band called "Death". If you like Priest's version, you will love theirs. I definitely agree this was a turning point for them.
  • chadwickchadwick up my ass Posts: 21,157
    im surprised there is no judas priest thread on here. this morning i found out k.k. downing retired a few yrs back & that priest was about to call it quits when a young ritchie faulkner was found. they toured w/ him 2011 & 12.

    http://youtu.be/v2WvIE2kl9k
    london 2012
    epitaph tour

    best priest tracks? frig that
    too many
    for poetry through the ceiling. ISBN: 1 4241 8840 7

    "Hear me, my chiefs!
    I am tired; my heart is
    sick and sad. From where
    the sun stands I will fight
    no more forever."
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  • kwdaleykwdaley Posts: 499
    Horos wrote:
    The Green Manalishi(With The Two-Pronged Crown)

    Love this song... they make the old Fleetwood Mac song their own.
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  • Lemon Yellow SunLemon Yellow Sun Posts: 1,126
    My five year old loves anything off of Turbo...... lol
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