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Judas Priest's massive influence on heavy metal hasn't dimmed over the the years — take it from guitarists like Devin Townsend, Myles Kennedy, Ryan Waste and

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Judas Priest's commercial breakout, British Steel, is an absolute riff fest. Pounding the world like a battering ram, British Steel helped usher in the '80s, giving us immortal riffs like

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According to RollingStone.com, British heavy metal legends JUDAS PRIEST will release a new compilation album, "The Chosen Few", on October 11 via Legacy/Sony. The collection contains songs that

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The certified metal gods, Judas Priest have had a long and storied five decade-plus career. Across 18 full length albums and well over 2000 live shows, the mighty Priest are perhaps second only to

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100 RIFFS THAT ROCK! : RIFF #62 : Metal Gods by Judas PriestThis video series is dedicated to the greatest rock guitar riffs ever written and recorded. I'm t

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27. Judas Priest - Victim Of Changes. Brian Tatler, Diamond Head: "It is an awesome, rolling riff and brilliant arrangement full of dynamic twists and turns, plus a rock vocal masterclass from Rob Halford.A blueprint for the Diamond Head song Sucking My Love [on 1980's Lightning To The Nations] - steal from the best!I first saw the mighty Priest at Birmingham Town Hall, supporting

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Judas Priest is one of the greatest bands in heavy metal - it's hard to imagine the genre without them, and arguably they're the second most influential metal group after only Black Sabbath. So, we're totally stoked that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is finally - FINALLY! - inducting them later this year (yeah, it's the

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Stolen from: Here Rocka Rolla: Never Satisfied, the second riff. 1:10 Sad Wings of Destiny: Island of Domination, main riff Sin After Sin: Let Us

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Judas Priest's commercial breakout, British Steel, is an absolute riff fest. Pounding the world like a battering ram, British Steel helped usher in the '80s, giving us immortal riffs like "Breaking the Law" and "Living After Midnight" while keeping it heavy with cuts like "Grinder." However, only one riff made it on our list.

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Immortalized for their soaring riffs and leather-and-studs aesthetic, Judas Priest stands as an unyielding force in rock history. When dissecting the fabric of heavy metal, the thread of Judas Priest songs is a central and defining strand, punctuated by Rob Halford's operatic vocals and the twin guitar attack of K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton.

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Judas Priest is a band that simply needs no introduction; their own nickname says it all, they are the metal gods. Everyone screams for 'Painkiller' at their concerts, everyone screams when they play 'Breaking The Law.' But here are my top 10 of Judas Priest songs that are just (in some cases) much better than the songs we usually hear.. 10. Visions (Nostradamus).

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And now, 50 years later, most of their contemporaries have come and gone - hell, most of their followers and their followers' followers have come and gone - and Priest are still here. Judas Priest was born heavy metal and they'll die heavy metal… but not any time soon. Rating breakdown. Performance: 9. Songwriting:

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Judas Priest announce extensive run of 50 Heavy Metal Years tour dates. Metal legends Judas Priest have announced another set of North American dates on their ongoing 50 Heavy Metal Years tour. The new run of dates will begin in Wallingford, CT on October 13, and climax on November 29 in Houston, TX. Support comes from Queensryche .

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Painkiller. 10. Hell Bent for Leather. 1. Electric Eye. "Electric Eye" is a song by Judas Priest from their 1982 album "Screaming for Vengeance.". It's one of the band's most iconic

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Judas Priest is one of the greatest metal bands of all time. They're one of my absolute favorites and one of the reasons I got into the music industry. At this year's Guitcon I got a chance to play some Judas Priest riffs with Robert Baker and Pixxy Lixxx. Pixxy has been on my show before doing some lead licks and whatnot.

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Harvest - Opeth. Opeth is one of the most exciting metal bands with its progressive approach to the genre. Released in 2001, Harvest is one of their most famous tunes, which is not like a classic metal song with its mellow tone and soft atmosphere. The song is mainly played with classic chords and a clean tone.

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British heavy metal legends JUDAS PRIEST were interviewed on this past Wednesday night's (October 5) edition of the nationally syndicated radio show "Rockline" with host Bob Coburn. You can now

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The final verse leads are next, then we'll end with a play along, a single guitar performance, and the jam along. In these lessons, Lee Wanner will teach "Electric Eye", made famous by Judas Priest. After the song introduction and gear and tones, Lee will break down the intro riff. Next are the riffs for the verse, pre-chorus, and chorus before

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Favorite song is "Bloodstone", because those soaring riffs at the beginning are epic. Favorite album is Rocka Rolla, though Screaming For Vengeance is a close second. Best album is Sin After Sin, though Stained Class is almost tied. Best song is Sinner, specifically the version on Unleashed in the East.

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So be sure to click on the link in the description for the tabs and let's get close up and take a look at these Judas Priest riffs. Judas Priest Riff-1 - The Green Manalishi. All right so the first Judas Priest riff we're going to look at is The Green Manalishi. So this one's pretty easy it's just made up of a bunch of power chord shapes.

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If Judas Priest and Iron Maiden aren't metal then there's simply no such thing. I dont know, British steel sound like classic hard rock to me. Rapid Fire, Grinder, Breaking the Law, and Steeler are as heavy or heavier than anything Iron Maiden, Diamond Head, Black Sabbath, Angel Witch, and so on we're doing in 1980.

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Firepower - Senjutsu. Iron Maiden 10, Judas Priest 6, 1 tie. I think Maiden is the clear winner if we're gauging both on their entire body of work over the entire course of their career spanning each and every single incarnation and lineup and era of the band. Both have made masterpieces and mid/poor releases imo.