My word, demolition is a mighty fine album if one can just for one second accept that Mr. Halford needed a few weeks vacation. The riffs are crushing and Scott is not sleeping on his duty either. The headbanging starts without thinking about it, a sure sign that this is Metal at its finest! Too bad that they never play any songs from this album live, but they sure have enough material to draw upon! \o/
This is my most favorite song off of Demolition. May not be among my favorite Priest albums, but still has a handful of songs I like, this among them. This is very kickass; Tim is just a beast and it felt very Motorhead-ish.
It is enjoyable, I resisted at first but it's good shit. Saw them live on demolition, enjoyed their originals Jugulator - Demolition more so than the classics.
I think that this particular album is goddamn cool. The songs have goddamn good melodies. its not that fast heavy metal like Painkiller. Its hard slow tempo metal, good as it is. In Between, Close to You, Hell is Home, Metal Messiah... Damn good songs.
Priest never made a truly terrible album... but by Priest standards Juggulator and Demolition were not anything spectacular. It was a style change, the sound was quite different. The songs aren't bad... but they are certainly missing Rob's vocals and lyrical power 9/10 times (but after being with them for most of their career, its no wonder why). It really ends up sounding more like a Glenn and KK solo album than a Judas Priest album. Not to mention, Rippers talents were very squandered by the fact that they barely let him contribute during the writing process. This song is very good though. I'd love to hear them play this with Rob.
Priest made Nostradamus. That is a truly terrible album. This album isn't anything bad, but I agree, comparing it to the Standards of Priest's best albums (In my Opinion, Point of Entry, Defenders Of The Faith, British Steel, and Painkiller), their albums with Owens are their second worst. Good metal albums, even if I'm not the biggest fan of Tim Owens myself, just not as good as almost anything else Priest has, or can do.
Rippers voice is by far THE BEST THING ON THESE TWO ALBUMS!!!! It wasnt Rippers fault that Jugulator and Demolition didnt work out well. It was due to the fact that the songwritters, KK and Glenn were not able to write great songs anymore. Not surprising at all, after 30 years of writing songs.
Different sight.... I think they may still have known how to write Songs, but not in the proper range. To average, to many personal Things to deal with probably... Ist not about the difference in the Sound, ist about losing the band typical Trademarks as the twin lead guitar duels. Alltough personal sights can and shall be different, so is the personal Preference in music...
@DK6Marius: If you get a chance to listen to Redeemer of Souls, it'll really change your tune on Nostradamus. That said, the ROS songs are great live, but man....that sound production. Yeech!
Nostradamus is one of my favorite Priest albums; I even enjoy the filler songs for the most part. Future of Mankind is in my top 5 Priest songs for sure.
Nonsense! This is one of the best of Priest songs. Yes it's different but that's the thing about Priest, they never do the same thing over and over again, they have always reinvented themselves whilst staying true to the power and the heart of what they do: Heavy Metal.
I totally agree with you. JP is my favorite band because it creates new unceasingly , always keeping its incredible melodic sound and its so inventive riffs touch. I love every JP albums from the first to the last one. Jugulator and demolition are powerful and very creative. I just woreship them.
When i wrote that, i must confess that i havent heard this album in last 10 years, so i decided to give another try, and this album sounded amazing! So, guys, forget about what i said first, it's a very good album, with great tracks. But i keep my opinion about Jugulator.
@@terukichan4694 It's true that his solo is very well composed for the purpose of the song. It is also very unusual sounding for him. The influence of the nu metal era at that time can be heard even in Priest.
I saw Priest w/Ripper 4 times and was not disappointed once. He kicked ass! Since Rob has been back he has LOOKED great, all leather and chains, but his voice is gone. Completely. And he is so hunched over its painful to watch. I mean for fucks sake, he was using a CANE!!
I disagree re Halford, seen them on the redeemer of souls tour and Rob Halford was amazing. Tim owens is a good singer but, imo priest aren't priest without Halford
Priest is Priest without Rob. You'd think the four albums they released with Ripper would confirm that. The cover says *long pause* Judas Priest! Dipshit.
Rob Zombie's "devilman"? You mean... WHITE Zombie's "Super-Charger Heaven"? The riff hardly even qualifies as similar and I have heard that song many, many more times than this one and I didn't make the connection.
Incredible song. Rest of the album total shit. The tour with Savatage in Spain at least was ok. Halford have always been my favourite singer, but Ripper is a great singer too. For me their best álbum is Sad wings of destiny
In my oppinion, judas priest has made a weak album (jugulator) with an amazing singer (Ripper), and unfortunately released demolition, that is worse than jugulator... what a waste of a incredible singer! Ripper deserved better albuns to sing in his judas priest era... Same thing when he was the singer in Iced Earth, amazing vocals, regular/weak albuns...
***** The title track is good, Blood Red Skies is sort of interesting and features KKD's best solo, Dave Holland finally learns to play double bass, and Glenn's shredding in the intro to "Heavy Metal" rocks, but yeah, it sucks otherwise. It's all the corn of Turbo just without synths.
***** Yeah, and it sounds like a drum machine, but I don't think there's any reason to believe the rest of the album used a machine (although I heard they may have hired another drummer during recording).
Ram It Down is far from terrible, but certainly not their best, Blood Red Skies is a masterpiece. Dave Holland didn't play at all on Ram It Down, Tom Allom said in an interview.
This album is horrible. It sounds like they were trying to emulate bad mid career Metallica, with some really awkward pandering to circa 2001 nu metal trends thrown in as well. Really bad production too.
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My word, demolition is a mighty fine album if one can just for one second accept that Mr. Halford needed a few weeks vacation. The riffs are crushing and Scott is not sleeping on his duty either. The headbanging starts without thinking about it, a sure sign that this is Metal at its finest! Too bad that they never play any songs from this album live, but they sure have enough material to draw upon! \o/
Demolition is damn good but it will always have those god awful lyrics for the song Cyberface that makes it feel kinda corny
@@Bikurinelyrics wrote kk downing & tipton.
@@altrn0 Actually no. Tipton wrote most of the lyrics on this album. He wrote several songs by himself instead of with K.K.
Omg, that drum intro 😲! Long live, Scott!
How the hell is this a weak song are you for real?
Ice nerves of steel
As I notch another kill
You lose - I win
I get to ride again
This is my most favorite song off of Demolition. May not be among my favorite Priest albums, but still has a handful of songs I like, this among them. This is very kickass; Tim is just a beast and it felt very Motorhead-ish.
great album !! priest without halford is still priest, the tightest band in the galaxy !! hell yeah !!
Not so great as is Jugulator.
It is enjoyable, I resisted at first but it's good shit. Saw them live on demolition, enjoyed their originals Jugulator - Demolition more so than the classics.
2:42 - 2:55 goosebumps every time
Pure, classic, awesome Priest!
Ripper Owen is also good with Judas Priest aswell both strong METAL voices.
Wilhelm Metahl He did a great Job with priest, but even better with ICED EARTH!
Now he’s with Dio Disciples.
@@Trout636 Now he’s with KK’s Priest :)
@@unromanoarecareanaveragero8275 real shit?
@@Trout636 Yes, I swear! Here’s proof ua-cam.com/users/KKsPriest!
Why is this album not on Spotify?
Probably because they're hoping people forget it exists?
It is on Spotify
@@b.g.5869 People like those will burn in hell!
@@zachsimmons1639. I think it depends on the country where you are.
This album is,Jugulator is not.
The chorus has a fire power vibe...elements of the main riff are there
Brilliant track of a damn good album. Love both Rob and Ripper
I think that this particular album is goddamn cool. The songs have goddamn good melodies. its not that fast heavy metal like Painkiller. Its hard slow tempo metal, good as it is. In Between, Close to You, Hell is Home, Metal Messiah... Damn good songs.
I don't know....this song sounds fast as hell.
One of the best Priest songs ever!! So loud and heavy! Riffs and drumming kick ass.Endless headbanging to this!!! 🤘
really great track
Legend has it that Andreas Kisser and Gene Hoglan were around and JP wanted them to help JP write an album for them 😂
That sounds like a load of crap.
Is there any live version of this great track, with KK's PRIEST ?
This is a beast of a song
Priest never made a truly terrible album... but by Priest standards Juggulator and Demolition were not anything spectacular. It was a style change, the sound was quite different. The songs aren't bad... but they are certainly missing Rob's vocals and lyrical power 9/10 times (but after being with them for most of their career, its no wonder why). It really ends up sounding more like a Glenn and KK solo album than a Judas Priest album. Not to mention, Rippers talents were very squandered by the fact that they barely let him contribute during the writing process.
This song is very good though. I'd love to hear them play this with Rob.
Priest made Nostradamus. That is a truly terrible album. This album isn't anything bad, but I agree, comparing it to the Standards of Priest's best albums (In my Opinion, Point of Entry, Defenders Of The Faith, British Steel, and Painkiller), their albums with Owens are their second worst. Good metal albums, even if I'm not the biggest fan of Tim Owens myself, just not as good as almost anything else Priest has, or can do.
Rippers voice is by far THE BEST THING ON THESE TWO ALBUMS!!!! It wasnt Rippers fault that Jugulator and Demolition didnt work out well. It was due to the fact that the songwritters, KK and Glenn were not able to write great songs anymore. Not surprising at all, after 30 years of writing songs.
Different sight.... I think they may still have known how to write Songs, but not in the proper range. To average, to many personal Things to deal with probably... Ist not about the difference in the Sound, ist about losing the band typical Trademarks as the twin lead guitar duels. Alltough personal sights can and shall be different, so is the personal Preference in music...
@DK6Marius: If you get a chance to listen to Redeemer of Souls, it'll really change your tune on Nostradamus. That said, the ROS songs are great live, but man....that sound production. Yeech!
Nostradamus is one of my favorite Priest albums; I even enjoy the filler songs for the most part. Future of Mankind is in my top 5 Priest songs for sure.
great but how do i get the extra songs? is it in the remasters of wha?
Only song that I like from the demolition album.
Priest weekest album.
0:59 Hell yes!
Nonsense! This is one of the best of Priest songs. Yes it's different but that's the thing about Priest, they never do the same thing over and over again, they have always reinvented themselves whilst staying true to the power and the heart of what they do: Heavy Metal.
I totally agree with you. JP is my favorite band because it creates new unceasingly , always keeping its incredible melodic sound and its so inventive riffs touch. I love every JP albums from the first to the last one. Jugulator and demolition are powerful and very creative. I just woreship them.
マシンマンとはいっても、星雲仮面でもブラックマグマ戦闘員でもない。でも熱い!!
When i wrote that, i must confess that i havent heard this album in last 10 years, so i decided to give another try, and this album sounded amazing! So, guys, forget about what i said first, it's a very good album, with great tracks. But i keep my opinion about Jugulator.
Wait another year and try Jugulator again.
You’ll be surprised
Can you upload In Between?
SUPER
TIPTON IS BEAST! WHAT A SOLO!
Tipton is God
He brought the wah out for this one. Something he rarely does.
@@vinaymulukutla358 True. And he used it perfectly fit.
kks solo on this is CLEARLY the winner
@@terukichan4694 It's true that his solo is very well composed for the purpose of the song. It is also very unusual sounding for him. The influence of the nu metal era at that time can be heard even in Priest.
album only good song but this album sucks still, i prefer Jugulator much much much more, it's one masterpieces!
go to wikipedia. there you'll find answers much!
(Using corrupt English on purpose)
@protossevolution
i dont know what crack your smoking i love this album
man this song needs more views and comment .. Judas Mofo Priest forever .. Hell yeah !
That's right nothing but circuit and wires inside me! Whoo lol
awesome
I want a 650 Bonneville 🔥
Everyone:
Every single soul:
The whole multiverse: Machine Man is Cummin
F*ck you, I will never unhear that anymore 🙄!
💀💀💀💀 Machine man being SUS
@@Sculk2008 lesgoo
Brilliant !
Machine man christmas special movie
I’m Joe album and I approve this Biden 🇦🇺🇺🇸👍
agreed
Ripper fucking slays it .....
K perrona rola de judas
Ahora solo depende kk downing que se relanze todo esto (jugulator & demolition + live meltdown y live in london)
Love this album ! Judas Priest will always be Judas F***`n Priest, Halford or not !!!
Dave Holland couldn't play on this track :) !
You are wrong!
Brutal
The thing i dislike about jugulator is that the intros are too long, by the time the song kicks in, you've lost the feeling.
You lose - I win?
I guess, ‘I live. You die’. was already taken
I saw Priest w/Ripper 4 times and was not disappointed once. He kicked ass! Since Rob has been back he has LOOKED great, all leather and chains, but his voice is gone. Completely. And he is so hunched over its painful to watch. I mean for fucks sake, he was using a CANE!!
I disagree re Halford, seen them on the redeemer of souls tour and Rob Halford was amazing. Tim owens is a good singer but, imo priest aren't priest without Halford
Priest is Priest. Ripper and Halford are both great singers. Now Iron Maiden without Bruce Dickinson now that I won't recognise as Iron Maiden lol
Priest is Priest without Rob. You'd think the four albums they released with Ripper would confirm that. The cover says *long pause* Judas Priest! Dipshit.
I actually prefer this to Painkiller and Metal Meltdown
dat backing vocals at 2:43
Could be Halford
Owens should've stayed with Judas Priest. They'd be a lot heavier than they are now. Just my opinion
Totally agree, but now we have KK’s Priest :)
Opening guitar riff seems to be same as rob zombie's devilman. Very heavy Zombie influences, which from Priest is disappointing.
Rob Zombie's "devilman"? You mean... WHITE Zombie's "Super-Charger Heaven"? The riff hardly even qualifies as similar and I have heard that song many, many more times than this one and I didn't make the connection.
Neon knights hi BS
speed of light :D
Incredible song. Rest of the album total shit. The tour with Savatage in Spain at least was ok. Halford have always been my favourite singer, but Ripper is a great singer too. For me their best álbum is Sad wings of destiny
Blood suckers is incredible
@@Longshore79 Honestly it's always been my second choice and third id Metal messiah.
Sounds to American to me. Good playing, but not a great song.
🪒👁️🗨️🏴☠️
The main riff sounds like Ministry
Yeah it was said they were trying an ‘industrial sound’
In my oppinion, judas priest has made a weak album (jugulator) with an amazing singer (Ripper), and unfortunately released demolition, that is worse than jugulator... what a waste of a incredible singer! Ripper deserved better albuns to sing in his judas priest era... Same thing when he was the singer in Iced Earth, amazing vocals, regular/weak albuns...
Cranking Demolition right now and it sounds great.
both are no worse than turbo nor ram it down
@@l.i.v.v4835 Demolition sucks. Jugulator and Turbo are ok and Ram It Down is good.
I dont agree on this Jugulator is 100% gold and Demolition has some good songs and Tim is a awesome vocalist
@@tobbeman1006 Totally agree!
Utwór spoko ale rob halford jest lepszy
If Halford sing in this album this is much better.
Do women listen to this music? Cant see it.
badass women do
of course
Badass ladies do
Barely any today
Terrible tema!!!
jugulator is much better than this
write!
Very agree, my man!
I like Jugulator better but this is gold too
Priest may have never made a terrible album,....but Ram It Down came awfully close.
***** The title track is good, Blood Red Skies is sort of interesting and features KKD's best solo, Dave Holland finally learns to play double bass, and Glenn's shredding in the intro to "Heavy Metal" rocks, but yeah, it sucks otherwise. It's all the corn of Turbo just without synths.
***** Yeah, and it sounds like a drum machine, but I don't think there's any reason to believe the rest of the album used a machine (although I heard they may have hired another drummer during recording).
+Joe Schmoe Strange opinion. Ram it down is one of my favourite Judas Priest album! :D
Ram It Down is far from terrible, but certainly not their best, Blood Red Skies is a masterpiece. Dave Holland didn't play at all on Ram It Down, Tom Allom said in an interview.
Swedish Resistance At the time Holland was going through health issues so they used a drum machine for the album
This album is horrible. It sounds like they were trying to emulate bad mid career Metallica, with some really awkward pandering to circa 2001 nu metal trends thrown in as well. Really bad production too.
Your opinion is dogshit :)
Priest is not speed metal, this sucks. Hanford rules!