JUDAS PRIEST – DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH Funk Rock along with whatever worthy B-sides

along with whatever worthy B-sides

Certainly “Desert Plains” and “Heading Out to the Highway” can stand up to the prior album

and the crossroads of the ethereal science of the imaginary

Darkthrone originally formed in the late 80’s as a thrash/death metal act and progressed through a period technical death and doom metal experimentation to become legends of the black metal world and one of the leading bands of the Norwegian scene

Nascence (Intro) Coalescence The Spider In The Web Spectres From The Old World Pali Aike Pazuzu Isa Pulling At Threads In Deepest Time Penrose Procession (Interlude) Swan Song Nox Irae

JUDAS PRIEST – DEFENDERS OF THE FAITH Funk Rock along with whatever worthy B-sides" To put it bluntly, Defenders makes me proud to be a metalhead. Its such a stylistically diverse album, running the gamut of nearly every approach Priest had tackled up until that point, yet cohesive, each cut seamlessly flowing from one to the next. It so shamelessly embodies the spirit of metal at the time, before the barrage of subgenres and individual scenes came into play. Everyone was united (pun fully intended) by the power of metal, and were