Best Halford era Judas Priest studio album?

[no country for old wainds]

I remember a couple of years ago when I made this very same thread in this forum.

 

[Psychonaut]

Thanks for making this easy by putting Painkiller on the poll. BUT, I have to agree with some other posters in here that the older stuff is totally classic as well as essential. Sad Wings, Sin After Sin, and Point Of Entry are awesome.

 

[Stormwatch]

But over here in Vinnland it's commonly referred to as Hell Bent for Leather. Which you should full know.

Yeah I do full know it. I wasn't being overly serious.

 

[Nico]

DO YOU LIKE IT HEEEEAAAVY? DO YA LOVE IT MEEEEAAAAN?

Any day, any night, midnight madness, dynamite!

 

[Darth Kur]

Yeah I do full know it. I wasn't being overly serious.

Oh.......ok. That's cool man. Sorry about that. Heh heh. Great taste in music by the way. :Smokedev:

 

[Unfaithfully Metalhead]

Call me nostalgic but to me Priest's best albums were in the 80's.. so my fave would be Screaming....

 

[Triumphant Apostle]

I'm surprised no one has picked Turbo yet One of my friends is really into that one for some reason. Since I love Priest I won't talk too much shit about it, but it's really not their best work. I do think at least one person will vote for it though. There has to be someone out there!

 

[Jean-Pierre]

I'm surprised no one has picked Turbo yet One of my friends is really into that one for some reason. Since I love Priest I won't talk too much shit about it, but it's really not their best work. I do think at least one person will vote for it though. There has to be someone out there!

Reckless is an awesome song.

 

[Stormwatch]

Oh.......ok. That's cool man. Sorry about that. Heh heh. Great taste in music by the way. :Smokedev:

Cheers mate