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JUDAS PRIEST - SIN AFTER SIN | 9 FACTS about the album that changed Metal
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 30. 07. 2024
- Judas Priest released Sin After Sin on April 7, 1977. And it is Sin After Sin album which was not only a major step up for Judas Priest, it was the album which shaped entire genres of music, including Thrash Metal, Speed Metal and many others. And so, just as we do with EVERY Judas Priest album in the Defenders of the Faith Series, let's take a look at some of the lesser known facts about Sin After Sin, and how it has influenced the extreme music industry.
Please make sure to comment with YOUR favourite song from Sin After Sin! Is it Diamonds and Rust? Sinner? Dissident Aggressor? Or one of the less popular tracks? Let's see which song do Judas Priest fans consider to be the strongest one on Sin After Sin album and WHY!
Judas Priest - Sin After Sin Tracklist:
Sinner
Diamonds And Rust
Starbreaker
Last Rose Of Summer
Let Us Prey
Call For The Priest/Raw Deal
Here Come The Tears
Dissident Aggressor
00:00 - Intro
00:32 - Major League
02:13 - What Memories Can Bring
04:20 - Artwork
04:49 - Blast From the Past
05:54 - Unheard Scream
07:40 - Drummer 'n Dramas
09:14 - Call For the Prey
10:27 - Game Changer
12:27 - Music
14:11 - Verdict
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My favorite songs from the album Sin after Sin are Sinner, Distant Aggressor.
Sad Wings of Destiny, Sin After Sin & Stained Class are the key point that cemented what we know as Heavy Metal.
100% agree with that! All three of those forged the style
Agreed theyâd the best Priest
My favorite three Priest albums, Unleashed In The East is one of my favorite live albums and I generally don't care for live stuff much.
Sin After Sin is my favorite!
Unpopular opinion but stained class is the worst album they released (including demolition)
The unsung hero is Simon Phillips...Only 18 or so at the time. \m/
So true! I wonder how the band would have developed if he would remain the drummer
@@MetalPilgrim --- I believe they would have gone in a more complex jazz-fusiony direction.
PS: Simon turned 19 during the recording of Sin After Sin.
@@MarkLipka He turned 20 while recording the album, nitpicking of me I know.
@@richjnev70 --- *No problem...thanks for the correction! Rock on!* đ€đŒ
Sin After Sin was the album that got me into heavy metal in 1977 and it is still one that gets played regularly. Dissident Aggressor favourite track.
I heard best of first.i sold my bicycle to my my Grandfather for $5. My brother and I went to Kmart.i was looking to buy an album.i was looking at two. I asked my brother " hey Mike should i get this Neil diamond. Or should I get this Priest." He said." Get the Priest.Get the Priest" the only diamonds that can turn on my heart light are rusted.
"Raw Deal" is easily my favorite from this lp, and should've been on Unleashed! None of us got this song at the time because we didn't know the lyrics.
Well, hope they'll play it next year. Rob said in our interview that they might
Perhaps KK's Priest will...
@@MetalPilgrim I really hope so tbh. That would be great.
So "Excitered!", to find someone like yourself FINALLY giving Judas Priest the in-depth and enthusiastic coverage of their recordings that they so richly deserve on CZcams. Really looking forward to watching all of the videos you are doing here!!!
Thank you so much! I really hope that you will enjoy all other episodes in the Defenders of the Faith Series which already came out, as well as all the future ones!đ€
@@MetalPilgrim I will definitely check out the existing "Defenders of the Faith" Series - thanks for the heads up!
Speaking of, the Unleashed In The East version of Exciter is way better.
Stand back for Exciter, STAAAAANNND BAAAAAKKK FOR EXCITERRRRRRR đ€đ€©
@@HeadNtheClouds You got it! Perfect!!!
"Sad Wings of Destiny" and "Sin After Sin" are my two favourite Judas Priest albums. My favourite songs on "Sin After Sin" are actually a tie between "Sinner" and "Dissident Aggressor", due to the amazing solos by KK Downing. I've always been a huge fan of Downing's tone and style, and he really put his style in the forefront on those two songs.
Love this album. One of the finest templates for thrash metal. A beautiful peace of work.
This album certainly made an impact. The double-kick approach paved the way for Motorhead, which was where metal started to get more and more aggressive. This is a bit of a transition album, where Priest is forging their musical identity, which they then executed on Stained Class, and built on in later albums. "The Last Rose of Summer" is probably the last remnant of primordial era Priest.
Couldn't have said better. Some consider Last Rose of Summer to be the weak track, I see it as a legacy of the romanticised pre-CBS Records era! Great comparison!
Sin After Sin is my favorite Priest album, & has been. In fact, 70's Priest is my favorite era, up till Screamin' for Vengeance in 1982. After that, I still liked them, but none of the LP's hooked me as much.
I also love how, years later, Slayer covered Dissident Aggressor from this album.
My favorite track on this LP is Let Us Pray/Call for the Priest, and Dissident Aggressor.
Totally agree.
Yes - MORE on Judas Priest - The LOOK is so important for Metal
Thank you so much for the feedback! Will try to work on the episode soon!
@@MetalPilgrim I'd love to see that episode. On another note I always wondered how they didn't faint on stage wearing all that leather under stage lights.
At 56, I have been a Priest for over 40 years and have met them all over the years (from the same neck of the woods) and they are all really decent fellas.
I can say that no other band has ever meant as much to me.
This album is as good as any and in many ways I often think it's their best.
Lyrically after this Rob would start to become too focussed on 'metal' or simply too oblique to almost becoming a parody of themselves (but I still loved them.
There is perhaps the greatest variety and display of their musical ability on this album more than any other.
fav band of all time. im a guitarist and glenn and kk kept getting better and dave holland was gr8
As Ram it Down was my introduction into metal in 88 at the age of 13, my 1st Priest Music cassette was Sin after Sin. I was so disappointed because the sound and style was so tame and old-school compared to Ram...
But over the years it really grew on me and now has a special place in my metal heart.
Raw deal is awesome but my favorite is Dissident Aggressor. Heavy as fck.
Great video. I absolutely love this album. I still play it all the time. One of those few albums that I find pretty much find impossible to get bored of. KK's solo on the title track is sick. Here Come The Tears is one of their heaviest songs and I don't mean heavy as in downtuned and distorted. The guitars at the end as Halford sings "Here Come The Tears" is beautiful. My favorite tracks are Let us Pray and Raw Deal. If you told me I could only pick one it would have to be Raw Deal. Such swagger to that song. You know this album was a big influence on Dimebag. Dissident Aggressor should be used in a movie in a final battle to save humanity scene or something. Could be my favorite Priest album or maybe tied with Rocka Rolla
Thank you so much for your feedback! Completely agree about your track by track breakdown, and espcially about Dissident Aggressor! Hope you enjoy the next episode on Nostradamus... it's going to be a quite love/hate one for many I guess.
PS. Wow, so great to hear that Rocka Rolla is up there among the Judas Priest albums for you!
Heard Sad Wings at a friend's house. Went to get me a copy and saw a new one! Sin After Sin still a favorite all these decades later. Agree it has to be the first modern metal album.
Here Come The Tears/Dissident Agressor is perfect, love this album so much
Star âš Breaker !
The metaphor's are endless !
All the Sin After Sin songs are significant đ€
Sin after sin is one of my favorite albums . The songs , the drums , the moods and the cover art.
I prefer the gothic logo myself .
It have something desperate and mourning about it .
This record is often overlooked even among Priest fans or metal fans .
Despite few hits played on stage , as overall record .
You talk in a queue of concert , you talk about Priest , you have most people picking painkiller , SFV , BS , Unleashed ,eventually and DOF or even Ram it down ..
But when you mention Sin after Sin , they re with eyes brows like " what is that record? " like if it was a lost long bootleg .
I discovered this album after listening to Slayer's cover. The original Dissident Aggressor is way way better, true masterpiece, heavy to the core. In fact, I never listen to this album on 10, so I have some room to louden this song!
Dissident Aggressor is #2 for me among JP tracks. The Sentinel is #1.
Sinner, Starbreaker etc.
Discovered this album in my mother's record collection when I was 12. Mom THANKS â€
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Dissident Aggressor is the best on sin after sin
It's one of the top 10 greatest metal riffs and songs of all time!!! đ€đžđ€
Agreed, if Foo Fighters published it , they would be revered as geniuses.
I was introduced at 15 year of age to Priest after my older brother left a cassette laying around. I picked it up and played it on my tape recorder in 1978.. The double bass drumming on Exciter got me hooked. I then went and bought Rocka Rolla, Sad Wings of Destiny and Sin after Sin! Theyâve been my favorite Metal band since! Dissident Aggressor is my favorite track off the SAS album.
When I first saw Priest in 1979 during their Hell Bent for Leather/ Unleashed in the East tour.. As soon as Priest went on stage and Rob Halford rode in on his Harley and after the first two songs I was like â Heâs freaking gay!â Didnât bother me none! The next day in high school that was the conversation of the day. Didnât bother any of my classmates either!
Iâve always thought that Simon Phillips absolutely breathed life into the drums on this album. After first hearing him on Sin After Sin I can usually pick out his playing on other albums, like Pete Townsendâs White City album. He has an unmistakable style. One of the best!
Your statement of which track is my favourite and not being able to decide is ridiculously true
Dude, this is so great!! Sin after Sin!! My favorite song is Distance Aggressor!! I always that Slayer did it!!?
Sin After Sin is one of my first albums I owned. This album is a huge reason I was saved from the world of pop and disco. Thank you Judas Priest.
The double bass 16th with the riff was introduced by Simon and Les in Judas Priest but this pattern existed already .
Carmine appice was doing it with Cactus , not that different from today especially live speed wise , also BBA , in 1970 -1973.
Pre Cronos bass distortion of Bogert .
Fireball by Deep Purple 1971, I got Feeling by Jeff beck 1971 , Keepin'time by Trapeze ( yeah , Dave holland right here ) 1972 , of course Thin Lizzy Shalala 1975 , Rainbow Light in the black 1976's
In another style , yet equally linked to heavy metal , you can find some speed metal double bass drum pattern and even thrash skan beat stuff on Mahavishnu orchestra records both by Billy Cobham and Narada michael walden in early / mid 70's as well than Billy cobham few solo records through the 70's and Alphonse mouzon Mind's transplant record ( 1974) featuring also Tommy bolin on guitar especially .
Judas Priest took it and made it more extreme in a more thrashy way in the metal world in 1977/1978 .
While Rainbow put a more frontal and less Heroic power thing with Kill the king too .
Tommy aldridge contribued also for pre date the extreme drumming , with also an extension of roofs within the straight double bass patterns , Which notably influenced guys like Vinnie Paul already in the 80's and Scott travis himself .
If you listen early , mid 80's Scott travis solos , he was from that " tommy aldridge " clone mould .
Anyway , Aldridge did proto Annihilator with Pat travers , in Hammerhead , from the Heat in the street album (1978) .
Then only after that you have Motörhead coming .
Without minimizing Motörhead , some of thoses example , with Judas Priest inclued , were played faster than Overkill .
Some stuff was created way before the official theories that Metal magazines spread .
Loved Les Binks pounding. His double-bass superb , his hi-hat playing ? Holy shit pssst pssst pissst! Good shit. Great album.
Dissident Aggressorđđ»
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Raw Deal is my fav off Sin after Sin.The guitar intro really roped me in.I always thought it was about tough guys and the biker life and hard drinking.Boy was I right!
Another Priest classic. Great album. Sandwiched between Sad Wings and Stained Class it is sometimes overlooked a bit. But it is a legendary album.
This is my favorite Judas Priest album and also one of my favorites overall. This could definitely be in my Top 10 besides albums like Queen II and Powerage. My second favorite Judas Priest album is, don't laugh, Turbo. Third is Painkiller.
An amazing album, one of my faves!
Thank you for this masterpiece of a series, also yes MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT THE TOUR-
that sounds even more important!!
Edit : my favorite JP song is their Complete Discography!!
Thank you!
@@MetalPilgrim Thank you! you are a true Metal Pilgrim
PRIEST for life!
@MetalPilgram I was the guy who asked Rob Halford that question about Roger's Thesaurus. I was the person in that Musicians Institute interview! Glad you included that info in this video! What What!
Whhhaaaaat? That's so cool! Stay heavy, my friend!
Sin After Sin is terribly underrated my favorite song and its a tough call is last rose of summer such a deep passionate song i know every word of it and i sing it loud and proud everytime i listen to it. Judas Priest is and always will be one of my all time favorite bands. Thank you for this video very informative im giving it a thumbs up and subscribing to your channel mr.pilgrim.
Sinner is my favorite. Simon's drumming, that 70s guitar sound and wild effects, the breaks, lyrics. It just all comes together on that song. I love the whole album, but if I had to choose one track, it would be Sinner.
I always felt there was a shift in not only JP sound but metal in general, album front to back is amazing.
Great video.My favorite songs on the Sin After Sin album are Starbreaker,Sinner,and Last rose of summer.Priest is the best.đ€đ€
Great videos. Too many people don't know about early priest and that's sad
5:33 this is now my favorite Judas Priest fact.
Great content, as always. Stay safe.
I have to say my favorite is "Sinner". Thanks for your videos on this great band.
Great job!!
Dissident Agressor wins hands down, however the entire album is brilliant. Here come the tears is one of their finest ballads. But Dissident rules, as one of the greatest metal songs ever written, performed and recorded! I had the honor of playing it live at a Judas Priest tribute show in 2015. My 16 year old self was alive and well! đ€đ€đ€đ€đ€
Your knowledge is extensive, I have been a sabbath and priest acolyte since 1980. On sin, I like call for the priestâŠI am dying, one of the greatest rock preludes.., island of domination is also brutal, never heard it live though.
Favorite song is gotta be Sinner for me, for the interlude. Love the 70s metal vibe.
Go for the leather and studs episode dude ! :D
Cheers
Sinner is one of the best Judas Priest songs of the 70s, hands down! And thank you so much for the feedback, hope to release that episode before the "Nostradamus" one đ€
Cheers from Canadađș Sin after Sin was one of my favourite JP albums besides Stain Class etc. In my teenage years I played it over and over and over but my favourite song from Sin after Sin is Last Rose of Summer but still love the metal of all their albums
Sin after sin and here come the tears are my favorite songs on this album.
Judas Priest - the fathers of heavy metal music. The first true heavy metal band.
Best D & R live version is when KK starts on acoustic guitar, then moves into electric guitar with Scott Travis on drums and Rob singing. Sublime.
I love this channel
Wow, thank you so much for the feedback! I promise there will be more and something very cool this month đ€
I wish he would have mentioned that Here Come the Tears was Robâs cry for help after talking about Raw Deal being his âcoming outâ song.
I think the best song from this album is.... Raw Deal! It's rocking, funky, and trippy.
I actually think it might be one of the most underrated ones from Sin After Sin. Wich they would play it live more often!
As a teen on LI NY in the mid 80's just discovering Priest, I was like WOW "NY Fire Island", that's so Coooooool!!!!
Shortly after then, I was like d'oh.
Whatever, Evil Fantasies from HBFL is WAY worse, LOL
Great breakdown of a truly great album!
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Diamonds and Rust. Ram it Down and Painkiller are by far my favorite albums.
Raw Deal.The opening guitar riff is such a hook that as a young teen even tho I didn't drink or smoke It made me feel like I was a f@âŹen Pro!
I think the best song on the album is Starbreaker, but there are so many legendary tracks on here. I think I shall blast the screaming for vengeance tour version of sinner here.
Sin After Sin is a vastly underrated album. It's a shame that so many miss out on such a great selection of great songs. Tracks like Starbreaker, Raw Deal and Dissident Aggressor seethe with energy and intensity all the while Last Rose of Summer and Here Comes The Tears express such a deep range of melodic variation and melancholy.
Sinner, starbreaker, let us prey, so good!
Hell yeah!! Chains & leather episode!!
I love Sin After Sin. All the songs are good but I have to go with Sinner. Probably the fastest metal song recorded up until that point. Sad Wings to me overall is an even better album though. And I love Rocka Rolla too. Criminally underrated. But Priest stepped it up to yet another level with Stained Class. Amazing album. Listen to Exciter and Saints in Hell and you hear thrash metal at its inception. All hail the Priest!!!!
The first time I heard Diamonds & Rust was way back when I bought my first Judas Priest album ages ago, a pirated cassette copy of Rocka Rolla. I had no idea that it was a cover song, even less that it was not indigenous to this album but it was easily my favorite song on it. The melody, Rob's three part harmonies at the end of the song, the guitar harmonies, how the drums sounded, their beat... It was and still is so much more raw and honest compared to the version on Sin After Sin that I heard many years later. To this day Diamonds & Rust play an important role in the healing process every time I breakup with a girl.
HERE COME THE TEARS!!!!
Mine too
I love Dissident Aggressor. One of the songs I used to be able to sing and it was a good warmup. In addition to the high note at the beginning, the chorus is pretty good for alternating between notes in different octaves somewhat rapidly. That said, even from a non-technical standpoint, song kicks ass.
If anything it seems Sin After Sin is vastly underrated. Especially being released between such legendary albums Sad Wings of Destiny and Stained Class, it seems a bit overlooked now. The mainstream pretty much ignores it, the only songs you hear on rock radio are Living After Midnight, You've Got Another Thing Comin' and Breaking The Law. Sad too because it is an amazing album. Maybe over in Europe and the UK and the rest of the world it is more widely received but here in the US it doesn't seem to get much notice.
I have brought 5 copies of Judas Priestâs Sin After Sin Album. The first copy I got was in 1992 . The entire album is phenomenal. If I have to choose just one track as my favorite track it would an toss up between Starbreaker and Dissent Aggressorđ€đż
My favorite track on Sin After Sin in
The Sinner!
It is a true metal symphony. The huge diversity of musical themes, changing time, its almost prog in metal. And off course the Halford's vocal is amazing.
Last Rose is my second choice.
Then Diamonds and Rust and Row Deal.
Dissident Agressor I liked more whI was a kid. Now it sounds to me a bit primitive.
Sinner! đ€đ»
Doublebass drumming my favourite discipline of drumming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! God bless this great band + metal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! U have a great channel brother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PS I have been a metal fan for over 35 years & in my opinion Judas Priest was the 1st true metal band as much as I appreciate Black Sabbath!
I saw judas priest on the sin after sin tour. They were the opening band my friends & I were into the under ground metal scene. & judas priest were at the top of the list. I bought my 1st copy of sin after sin in its 1st week of release. & yes it was a game changer. I already had rocka Rolla & sad wings for a full year by then. When they belonged to the world & got into the leather thing they lost me. So for me. The 1st. 3 albums can't be topped. Cheers from the USA đșđž
My favorite song from this album is Starbreaker. One of my favorite JP songs of all time.
got to be call for the priest/raw deal.....freaking GREAT GROOVE
Love the lyrics to sinner and starbreaker
My favorite Priest album!!!
My very first Priest album! Sinner, Starbreaker, Diamonds and Rust and Dissident Aggressor shouldÂŽve been mainstays but with all the great stuff that followed itÂŽs clear why they whip them out only occasionally. I always loved Here come the tears, but Raw Deal is my favourite JP deepcut and thus my favourite from this album
so this video reminded me of Two. i liked that album.
I first heard "Dissident Aggressor" via Slayer's cover on South Of Heaven. I assumed at the time that they'd added the double bass because it didn't even occur to me to think Priest would have been using it in '77. Imagine my surprise when I finally heard the original some 10 years later.
Raw Deal leading into "Here Come the Tears" is not Only the Best Song on Sin After Sin! It's one the Top 5 Best Priest songs of all time. It's such an Overlooked track! And its Tipton's 2nd best lead Ever! Yes its better than Beyond the Realms which makes this 3rd, but 1st is obviously is Dreamer Deceiver! You should do a segment video on the Best guitar leads of Glenn & K.K.
The title track's my fave. I used to have the cassette, one of the really old-school ones with just a j-card (no lyrics or credits) and off-white shell that I bought for something like five bucks.
Diamonds And Rust is one of Priest's best songs, and they didn't even write the song. But they redid it so awesomely, it may as well be.
Sad wings of Destiny, Sin after Sin and Stained Glass set the future of Heavy Metal on its path going forward. Such a tough choice as to what track is my favorite of of Sin after Sin, today it's Diamonds and Rust. Make the video Bro, love your enthusiasm and passion for METAL,THANK YOU. Viva Ukraine âïžđ€đđ€đ€đ€
I like the first two albums the best. Saw the screaming for vengeance tour when I was 13. Alladin casino in Vegas
Priest...priest...priest! đ„đ„đ„
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I actually listened to this the other day and noticed for the first time on my vinyl copy the weird pairing of Call for the priest/Raw deal. Good to have that one cleared up, although it was sort of self-evident that it had to be a misprint.
Also, I would be very careful about claiming it to be that revolutionary. The galloping rythms or fast pounding double bassdrums were not unheard of in 1977, not by a long shot. Purple (Hard lovin' man, Fireball, Space truckin'), Sabbath (Symptom of the universe, Thrill of it all), Budgie (Breadfan, Napoleon Bona part 1 & 2, and Zeppelin (Immigrant song, Achilles last stand) did it all before (not to mention tons lesser known acts of the early 70's), and Rainbow did it at the same time (Light in the black, Kill the king). It certainly was an important record for Priest, but rather as a natural evolutionary step than a groundbreaking release. Soundwise I honestly don't hear much difference from its predecessors but the songwriting is definitely more confident and focused this time around and it is together with Killing machine probably my favourite by the guys. Best songs are the bookends; Sinner and Dissident aggressor respectively. Brilliant stuff!
My fave
Yes lets explore the chains and leather!
A perfect video about my favourite Judas Priest album! Thanks for making such incredible content. Well, I think I can agree with Priest on firing Roger Glover and not making him a producer, if you listen to the albums he has produced you can hear that they sound awful, but still have their own raw charm
Thank you so much for the feedback! I wonder what the real reason for firing him initially was though, wish we could find an interview or a comment from back then about it
Roger talks about it (and not getting paid) in the Metal Works video.
Starbreaker is sickening good
It's definitely one of my personal favourites on the album
@@MetalPilgrim like Roger glover said in the docu: last rose of summer is quite beautiful
The historical importance of Sad Wings and Sin and Stained is immeasurable. On Sin after Sin, I love pretty much every track. Let us Prey is the fast one, precursor to Exciter. Dissident Aggressor is the heaviest, Sinner is so freaking heavy. I even like the dark and brooding Here come the tears, a moody ballad which explodes into something of a heavy blues as it progresses. But⊠maybe I will go with Raw Deal, not because of the lyrics, but because it has an insane amount of riffs. It is like a more complicated version of the groovy Genocide. So, Raw Deal it is for me. Tomorrow, I might say Sinner. The day after that Dissident Aggressor.
I truly hope Judas Priest will perform Raw Deal live on the next tour!
@@MetalPilgrim I couldnât figure out how to just comment lol. I had to do a reply. That said, itâs a toss up between sin after sin and stained class for me. Itâs too close to call, but my favorite all time priest song has to be dissident aggressor followed closely, on sin after sin, sinner and raw deal. Thanks for letting me piggyback on your comment haha
Iâve never really thought about this album as groundbreaking. Sad wings of destiny yes. It is a great album though. Itâs an album that gets overlooked
Hell YESSSSSSS
My favorite song from this album is Sinner because of the great guitar riff, the double bass chorus and the creepy-sounding mid section. While we all agree that Black Sabbath invented heavy metal as a genre, it was Sin After Sin that provided the blueprint for modern heavy metal with de double guitar attack and the double bass drums. A complete departure from the previous album, Sad Wings of Destiny, that still sounded like a hard rock album.
I think one key point missing is the track "Here Come The Tears" which completely paved the way for the acoustic to heavy dynamic that would catapult bands like Metallica, Pantera, and Megadeth onto actual radio charts.
I think sin after sin is one of the greatest albums of all time! Itâs really tough to decide some days between that and staind class. Best song on sin after sin? Dissident aggressor hands down, followed by sinner and then raw deal.. just my opinion.. love every song on it though. A true gem and way ahead of itâs time.
Dissident Aggressor. Super heavy especially for its time
*What is your favourite song from Sin After Sin?*
Diamonds and Rust!!!!!!!!
starbreaker for me
Here come the tears/Dissident Aggressor!!!
Raw Deal
"Dissident Aggressor" I think. Tough call, lots of good tracks.
The Best track on this album is Raw Deal...for me. It's sad that they never played that track live on a regular basis
Have you done one of these vids for Stained Class, which is my all time fav studio release from JP?đ€