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I think all 3 of these suck, but if I had to choose one it would be Ram it Down. Turbo is so dumb and embarrassing it's ridiculous. Somewhere in Time is way too commercial for me. This is where Maiden starts to lose me. The albums before this were great, though. Ram it Down has a few good tracks, but it's not too impressive either.

I think the question was asked in one of these previous episodes, why did maiden surpass priest so much up to their popularity today, and there are several factors and one that I didn't think of until recently was the fact that rob halford was queer. Fagotry was a big no no for macho rock fans back in the 80s and early 90s. No way would u be listening to a gay singing metal and I bet they lost a lot of fans once that came out.

Wow I love all Priest albums.

So glad Tony mentioned Reckless, such an underrated Priest song. Opening riff hooks you and the fast pace gets your heart rate up. That and Out in the Cold, which I consider one of the better ballads of the 80's, are the only 2 songs off either of those Priest albums that I like. Whereas, I get lost in Somewhere In Time often, just a beautiful metal album which reminds me of my high school years.

The track list for Twin Turbos could have gone like this: 01) Turbo Lover 02) Locked In 03) Out In the Cold 04) Ram it Down 05) Hard As Iron 06) Blood Red Skies 07) Monsters of Rock 08) Reckless 09) Red White & Blue 10) All Fired Up 11) Turn On Your Lght 12) Love You To Death 13) Prisoner of Your Eyes 14) Hot For Love

What Priest did between '74 to '84 is what they'll always be famous for to me. After that it's so hit or miss. Even Painkiller is more about a couple good songs than a real good album. Besides Angel of Retribution, I don't like any of the albums after 2000.

Lucky enough to see those three tours!

Powerslave/Somewhere In Time/Seventh Son of a Seventh Son from '84 to '88 are much better than Defenders/Turbo/Ram It Down from same time period

If there is one negative thing to say about Judas Priest's career is they chased a hit single a bit too much at times

Maiden '84 to '88 destroys Judas Priest '84 to '88

1. Iron Maiden - Somewhere in Time 2. Judas Priest - Turbo 3. Ram It Down

If I had tickets for Armored Saint and Jason McMaster showed up instead of John Bush, That would be annoying!

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YOB is love. That's all I gotta say

Always wanted to visit their content, but from my country it's hard to do it sometimes :( Hello everyone from Russia

Great show guys 👍😎

Great hearing your accounts, must be amazing to see so many shows...my funds are so limited these days, tough times.

nice Sabbath pic in the background Alo

Chris' volume is a little low.

Mickey's Black Box is a great venue. We were there last fall to see the Brother Cane reunion show. We also stayed at the hotel there. It was a great time. Litiz Pa is a really nice town to hang out in.

Great episode guys!

keeler just whipped out $500 worth of t-shirts

How do u think rob halford sounds better now than he did a few yrs ago, ill tell u Tracks absolutely no doubt all piped in, and all sorts of echoes and sound affects. Look at any close ups on UA-cam and its very obvious.

Anything with “King” Alo is must-see viewing.

Candlemass 1st and all Messiah, Sloth -Voice of God UK, Kyuss, Electric Wizard, Sleep, High on Fire, John Garcia solo, Eternal Darkness, Cathedral 1st demo and Endtyme!, Warhorse, Celtic Frost, Repulsion demo (pre Type O)

JD's Rock 3! Great memories

Eric Bloom reference 🔥

Love on smack is such a great song.

Steve did it! He got anvil. Lips is great! He's not a great interview...but hes legend

I’m so mad at myself because I got tickets to see Judas but never listened to sabaton until they opened for them and didn’t realize how much of metal machines they were. They’re like a mix of Iron Maiden and five finger death punch from Europe. I really loved their shit but didn’t get to fully appreciate them since I didn’t know their lyrics. I’ll be catching them whenever they come back for sure.

Judas Priest by far!!!!

Great interview 🤘🤘

How about an episode on the Maryland Doom Scene/Bands.

Keep up the fine work guys, always fun to watch, even when not into the genre. You're a good source for new albums to seek out which I will always appreciate.

Love this channel. You guys are a lotta fun to hang with on here. Love the topics and the length of these videos too. Not just a quick talk. I'd love you guys to maybe even do videos on a single, particular band. I know James loves BLS. That'd be a fun one! Keep up the great work guys.

Sheavy…Orchid. My favorite is Trouble’s Manic Frustration.

Goatsnake, Place of Skulls, Solo Victor Griffin and I know I have so much more but a lot of great music was discussed.

Doomsword from Italy

Evildead always have great album covers. Love the artwork on the new album. Dan Goldsworthy also did the artwork for the last 2 Xentrix albums among many other bands over the years. Great British artist 😉🤘Man I hope Evildead can make their way up to Canada for some shows. Ideally in Toronto or Montreal.🤘Also wanted to add I think it's really cool that Juan won a Grammy in 2021 with Body Count for best metal album. I hope he got one of those Grammy trophies.

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Great interview. Digging the new Evildead album Toxic Grace. Kick ass Thrash.🤘

Electric Wizard's debut and Trouble's 1991 self-titled have the best tone and groove of the genre. The Haunted and Windhand are also worth mentioning.

The next episode should be about doom death, gothic doom and funeral doom metal

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Speaking of The Maryland Doom Fest ,there's the entire Maryland Doom Scene, too\m/

Uncle acid and the deadbeats Witchcraft Lucifer Green lung Early moods

beating a dead horse, part 3

It was great and magical 😮🎉🎉🎉

With a combined IQ of 70, it’s hard to believe the amount of time this panel spent on such a pointless question.

Great interview!