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Hell Bent for Leather by: Judas Priest List Price: $11.98 CD-Charts Price: $8.99 You Save: $2.99 (25%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0696998618121 Format: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Sony Release Date: November 06, 2001 Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 6590 MPN: 86181 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - Hell Bent For LeatherJudas Priest-Hell Bent For Leather **** The high points of Hell Bent For Leather are really, really high points. But the low points are unavoidable. This quite honestly could have been one of if not the very best Judas Priest album of all time had the boys wanted it to be. Released almost right after Stained Class, one of the bands top three albums of all time, and their best up to that point they had to way to top it. To follow up that album they would have either had to copy it or change their style totally. They did the later. What you hear is closer to that of the sound and feel of Point of Entry. It is more of a hard rock sound rather than that of a metal record. Not a bad thing as I prefer that genre over metal ... Read More: Rating:  - judas priest delivers the goodsjudas priest breaks out the metal and leathers up on "hell bent for leather" priest had quietly built up a following here in america (they were huge in england)by the time this one came out. they debuted their heavy metal leather look on this album and tour. they kept "les binks" on to play drums on the album after having him do the previous tour. his style has best fit priest's music better than any drummer prior or since, (check out "unleashed in the east" priest fans). guitarist glen tipton does the bulk of the writting including the title track in a solo effort. ian hill is solid on bass as always. k.k. downing and rob halfard both are in their prime here as well. this album should be in any hard rock/metal head's collection. play it loud/play ... Read More: Rating: - The Original Metal GodsJudas Priest is one of the greatest rock band in the world and this album is the beginning of there upward rise to Metal God status. A must buy for any real rock lover. Rating: - At Times Astoundingly GreatI picked this remastered version up last week, after not having heard the album itself in almost twenty-five years. To put it simply, I was completely ROCKED by it. I had let Hell Bent For Leather get neglected in my beloved Judas Priest collection, mostly because I felt the recording had way too thin a sound and a weak production quality overall. The songs mostly sounded WAY better live. My listening to the remaster completely changed my mind. From the quintessential Judas Priest ruckus of "Deliverin' The Goods", to the what-if-Led-Zeppelin-had-any-real-balls pound of "Evil Fantasies", this album wipes out most everything that existed for Rock and Metal at that time. Sure, "Highway To Hell" overall rocked harder, and Scorpions' "Lovedrive" ... Read More: Rating: - Deliverin' The Goods An absolute metal/hard rock classic. This was way hard in 78. Another from the 70's. This record, British Steel and Unleashed In The East are absolute must owns. |
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