Alright, well jewsendit was giving me trouble, so this is a little late.
First off, right off the bat I would hope all if not the majority of those on this forum are familiar with Judas Priest in at least some capacity. "Sin after Sin" falls directly after "Sad Wings of Destiny" and "Stained Class" in the preist discography, so dont expect "Painkiller" here. The number one thing that strikes me about this album is the vareity in music found on this album. From the opener "Sinner" with a 2 minute psychadelic solo break to the metal as all hell closer "Dissident Aggressor", this album runs a pretty wide gamut of musical stylings for Judas Priest. "Last Rose of Summer" sounds like it could come right off of a Led Zepplin album even. Anyway, listen to the damn songs.
1. Sinner
2. Diamonds and Rust
3. Starbreaker
4. Last Rose of Summer
5. Let us Prey/Call for the Priest
6. Raw Deal
7. Here some the Tears
8. Dissident Aggressor
First off, right off the bat I would hope all if not the majority of those on this forum are familiar with Judas Priest in at least some capacity. "Sin after Sin" falls directly after "Sad Wings of Destiny" and "Stained Class" in the preist discography, so dont expect "Painkiller" here. The number one thing that strikes me about this album is the vareity in music found on this album. From the opener "Sinner" with a 2 minute psychadelic solo break to the metal as all hell closer "Dissident Aggressor", this album runs a pretty wide gamut of musical stylings for Judas Priest. "Last Rose of Summer" sounds like it could come right off of a Led Zepplin album even. Anyway, listen to the damn songs.
1. Sinner
2. Diamonds and Rust
3. Starbreaker
4. Last Rose of Summer
5. Let us Prey/Call for the Priest
6. Raw Deal
7. Here some the Tears
8. Dissident Aggressor