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All the Way and Troubleshooter, not filler, but definitely not killer!

The greatest vocal performance of all time.

The many voices of Rob Halford, the greatest of all time.

Simon was a kid on this record.

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Try Uriah Heep song Look at Yourself played same time Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin they are refered to as Hevy Metal Beach Boys

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Next is screaming for vengeance peak priest album 🤘🏾

Didn't like this album. The B side on this was garbage. A desperate attempt to be more commercial and get air play. Thank god Screaming was a great album so I could put this out of my mind.

So many reaction channels are only concerned about views so they only listen to the most popular songs - it's awesome to see someone who does it for the joy of discovering new music. I have always been a fan of the deep tracks and going through the whole album to find those gems. For me, this album took a few listens to really grow on me. Thanks for giving the album some love!!!! Looking forward to the next one, and stay safe in that heat!

If I had to draw comparisons, "All The Way" would almost be a cross between mid-70s Status Quo and early Kiss, while "Troubleshooter", with its guitar riffs and unison backing vocals, would remind me more of Bon Scott-era AC/DC (it wouldn't have sounded out of place on their Highway to Hell album). "On the Run" has a heavy boogie rhythm and is an excellent closing track. I think that once you've listened to Point of Entry in its entirety several times, you'll like "All The Way" and "Troubleshooter" a lot more, because they fit in well with the other tracks on the album. Point of Entry remains the very last Judas Priest album that I enjoy. I never liked Screaming for Vengeance, Defenders of the Faith & co. in which I no longer find any nuance, probably due to the heavier orientation and also because of the overboosted production typical of the mid-80s with metronomic, artificial-sounding drums. By comparison, Point of Entry is much closer to a 70s production.

You should react to the extra songs! Fire Burns Below of Staind class and in this album: Thunder Road. Both recorded in Ram It Down session 1988

On the run is a great song, forgot about this one! Love his vocals in this one!

If you haven't heard it already check out Thunder Road which was a bonus track on this certain versions of the cd for this album. From what I can gather it was going to be on Ram It Down but got cut in the final mix.

Rob's voice in song Troubleshooter is peculiar and addictive, i love it

This second half of the album just shows the transition between BS and SFG. The choruses are under developed and in between but appreciate it for the time capsule it is. Not the best but not the worst. Some of these are fillers. The difference is the song writing from the guitar writing! The guitars are the stand out here. But they grew exponentially from here to the next album!

The record company wanted to capitalize on British Steel and forced them to put out another album quick and this is what they came up with which is not bad at all. I remember interview with Rob where he said they did the whole album real quick. They can do no wrong in my book. Priest!!!

Thanks for the excellent review, I think I have underrated this album in the past.

Dude. It's "I can see tomorrow...I can see the world to come. I can see tomorrow...hear the pandemonium.

People were expecting British Steel part 2 when this was released. Admittedly, I was one of them, and was disappointed by this one. Heading Out To The Highway, Desert Plains and and Solar Angels were the standouts on this one. But it was missing something. There was a lot of filler on this one. Point Of Entry is a solid 2.5 out of 5. But the next one blows this one out of the water.

And that half-time tempo shift in You Say Yes is just incredible, they just let the whole thing fall away in that kick ass shuffle groove, and Halfords vocals are so cool

Solar Angels is one of the best Priest tracks, so original, they've played it live but it doesn't come close, was a time Halford really pushed his vocals into new territory, Tipton could write the coolest songs from the simplest of riff ideas, add a flange, there's an entire song there somewhere

Prog classic from this Finnish band from Oslo Airbag - Homesick ua-cam.com/video/SFufM1Zv4PU/v-deo.htmlsi=LIBl3oZ8g3dspINQ

The whole album is severely underrated. Glad you like it! You Say Yes is a favorite of mine. Don't worry about the nay sayers. Love Rob's singing on it.

I have come to realize that the R&RHOF may have made the right choice without even trying. Giving Judas Priest an award for musical excellence. Even though I, like many fans, have our favorite , album's, era's or songs. JP pulls off pretty much everything they attempt with conviction and expertise.

max Norman did a heck of a great job in mixing that album

Thanks for the excellent reactions. Point of Entry not one of my favorite Priest albums, but I will give it a few listens now to see if it grows on me.

BTW - way back in the day, I remember reading a little trash talk from KK about EVH stealing some of his licks, so it's funny to hear the comparison.

On the tour for this album, Solar Angels was the opening song. You could hear the guitars chugging, but no one was on stage yet. Then Glenn and KK slowly emerged from the top of the risers on each side of the stage. Pretty awesome stuff for a 16 YO seeing his first concert!

Every track I think you won’t like, you do! lol.

Argh! Wish you had played Desert Plains for fun.

I am 60 years old, a massive Preist banger and your about to do the best of the album! Trouble Shooter and On the Run are in my opinion are some of Preist's best old fashion heavy metal. Metal at its best for the time (lead by example)!

Hey hey listen to the bonus track of the re-release. Even if they took it out because the lyrics were too similar to Heading out the highway and Desert Plains, Thunder Road is still a hidden Gem.

I prefer this album over British steel and screaming for vengeance

Like the album cover, which reminds me of an aeroplane wing against a sunset backdrop, the atmosphere of "Solar Angels" is ethereal, evocative of wide open spaces. The generally unloved "You Say Yes" (not by me!) is at once incisive, groovy and festive. You'd put its main riff closer to Van Halen, and it's true that there can be some of that, but for my part it reminds me more of Led Zeppelin from Presence or something like that. I'm glad you've enjoyed all these Point of Entry tracks so far, and I'm pretty sure the last three will be to your taste too!😉

I have to admit that it has been decades since I've heard 'You Say Yes', and once you compared it to a VH track, I couldn't un-hear that. Even the breakdown was vintage VH. On another note, 'Solar Angel's was a top ten favorite from them through the 80's. I love 'Sin After Sin', and that track reminds me of that album so much. It's getting better and better.

You Say Yes is an AWFUL track

This album gets so much crap, but it was more commercial than previous albums. This album is in my top three albums. You need to listen to Desert Plain live from Live Vengeance ua-cam.com/video/1Es9LAHSqmc/v-deo.html

The second half of the album is very underrated. PRIEST!!!

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It really breaks me up that you weren’t around to soak this up in those heady days, I cannot begin to share with you how filled with passion and warfare those times were!

Amazingly enough some unknowledgeable critic reviewed this album stating. These two guitarists do not make one good one. He wrote for a rag called CREEM Magazine. Obviously he was not the cream of their crop. Then again, if they had the Rolling Stone mag's editorial mindset, barely any Metal or Hard Rock was deemed worthy music.

Terra is apex god level in my opinion. TWOAF and LeEnfaunt as well hit a perfect spot for me. They are all fantastic though. The Link is quite the mental trip. Fun fact, the "1 Quadrillion De Tonnes" of whatevr it is called, is the exact weight of the mass of the sun. Im assuming the ominous screaming and agony is supposed to represent the sun scorching everyone.

To most Classic Genesis fans, Steve Hackett's guitar solo in this song rivals Dave Gilmore's solo in Comfortably Numb.

I saw them on the sin after sin tour in 77, and got to chat with the boys for over an hour at the kursaal Southend on sea Essex UK. You could not find a nicer more down to earth bunch. Fantastic gig Rob drank 2 bottles of tomato juice during our conversation 😂😂

thank you for reacted priest song again! it will be very great journey

Your interpretation of the lyrics was really interesting. And I’ve known this music since before you were born. Please. Everyone checking this out. Listen to music that confounds you. Listen to music played by people who really did it the hard way and learned how to play. You won’t regret it.

One of my favourite priest albums,all up tempo songs, overlooked it definitely is, especially sandwiches between ,British steel & screaming for vengeance.

Turning Circles 🤘🏻

Rob Halford was no very happy with the album. He said they did it in haste because of pressure from the recording company.. it sounds somehow unpolished.. That’s why they put a lot more effort on their next album, Screaming for Vengeance. You will see the difference.