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Name:Judas Priest (1980) British Steel[Flac][TechUK][h33t] torrent

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Judas Priest (1980) British Steel[Flac][TechUK][h33t] (Size: 241.45 MB) (Files: 16)

 tracked_by_h33t_com.txt

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 JP - British Steel thumb.jpg

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 British Steel.log

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 British Steel.CUE

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 09 - Steeler.flac

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 08 - The Rage.flac

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 07 - You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise.flac

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 06 - Living After Midnight.flac

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 05 - United.flac

21.48 MB

 04 - Grinder.flac

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 03 - Metal Gods.flac

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 02 - Rapid Fire.flac

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 01 - Breaking the Law.flac

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 Judas Priest - British Steel - CD.jpg

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[size=3]Judas Priest (1980) British Steel

Judas Priest (1980) British Steel[Flac][TechUK][h33t] preview 0

Artist: Judas Priest
Album: British Steel
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Release Date: 1980
Label: Columbia
Time: 35:51
Genre: British Metal

AMG Album ID: R 10651

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Review by Steve Huey

With Hell Bent for Leather, Judas Priest had begun the task of developing their image for increased mainstream attention, reveling in leather-and-motorcycle trappings while beginning to simplify and streamline their sound. British Steel brings that process full circle, offering the band's catchiest, most accessible set of tunes yet, while retaining the precision guitar assault and quasi-operatic vocals that had come to define their sound. It was the simplest music Priest had yet attempted, but thanks to the (mostly) top-notch songwriting and AC/DC-like willingness to allow the songs' grooves room to breathe, the record is a smashing success overall, with maybe one or two subpar tracks. There are a couple of trends beginning here that would take their toll later on — the lyrics are a bit more juvenile, and the music seems to prize commercialism over complexity — but in this context, neither really matters, as Priest display a real penchant for stadium-ready anthems. "Breaking the Law" and "Living After Midnight" became genuine hit singles in the U.K., and deservedly so, while the album became their first to reach the U.S. Top 40, going platinum in the process.
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Tracks Title Time

1 Breaking the Law 2:35
2 Rapid Fire 4:08
3 Metal Gods 4:00
4 Grinder 3:58
5 United 3:35
6 Living After Midnight 3:31
7 Don't Have to Be Old to Be Wise 5:04
8 The Rage 4:44
9 Steeler 4:30

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