JUDAS PRIEST Invincible Shield REVIEW + All Albums RANKED
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Published 2024-03-05
Join us as we embark on a journey through decades of metal mastery, evaluating each album based on its impact, innovation, and enduring power. From the groundbreaking influence of "British Steel" to the dark atmospheres of "Painkiller," every era of Judas Priest's career is explored and celebrated.
As we construct our tier list, we'll analyze the evolution of Judas Priest's sound, the evolution of Rob Halford's vocals, and the ever-shifting landscape of heavy metal. Which albums will ascend to the pinnacle of metal greatness, and which will find themselves relegated to the depths of obscurity?
Grab your leather jackets, raise your devil horns, and join us as we celebrate the legacy of Judas Priest and rank their albums in a definitive tier list. Whether you're a die-hard Priest fan or a newcomer to the metal scene, there's something for everyone in this epic ranking of metal's titans.
00:00 Intro
00:12 Rocka Rolla (1974)
00:55 Sad Wings of Destiny (1976)
01:28 Sin After Sin (1977)
02:02 Stained Class (1978)
02:50 Killing Machine (1978)
03:39 British Steel (1980)
04:26 Point of Entry (1981)
05:12 Screaming for Vengeance (1982)
06:19 Defenders of the Faith (1984)
07:03 Turbo (1986)
07:47 Ram It Down (1988)
08:31 Painkiller (1990)
09:28 Jugulator (1997)
10:30 Demolition (2001)
11:34 Angel of Retribution (2005)
12:28 Nostradamus (2008)
13:25 Redeemer of Souls (2014)
14:04 Firepower (2018)
15:07 Invincible Shield (2024)
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All Comments (21)
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IRON MAIDEN Ranked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hHh48RjzAGc
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Invincible Shield has no business being the absolute heater it is this late in their career.
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Firepower is a perfection ranking; I will take no arguments. Hooks for days, riffy as hell, and Rob sounds phenomenal.
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Man, Judas priest album covers are equally just as banger as the albums they are plastered on
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Stained Class is a masterpiece of early metal.
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Its your opionion and I can respect that. For me Sad Wings really hit the spot.
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I literally came here just to see how you ranked Defenders of the Faith. I am SO happy to see someone give that album its due respect, it gets overlooked so much
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Thank you so much for giving Nostradamus props, I don’t understand why people hate it so much, some of the solos in revelations, pestilence and plague, Nostradamus, etc. are amazing. I mean a band that released its first record in 1974 doing sweep picking!?? How often do you hear that? And that’s just one reason that album is good I could go on and on. It just needed to be shorter.
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PERFECTION = Screaming for Vengeance & Painkiller & Firepower
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Sad wings of destiny is perfection for sure
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Great to see some love for Nostradamus. You definitely approached it with the right mindset.
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Turbo is such a fun sing along album, it's actually one of my favorite JP albums.
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Painkiller is my #1 traditional metal songs ever
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now we need a judas priest and iron maiden stadium tour
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Dang, 70’s Priest is my favorite era. I love most of their albums, but Sad Wings up to Unleashed in the East hits the spot for me.
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I realize we weren't going to agree on things when you put "Sad Wings Of Destiny" and "Sin after Sin" almost last. Those two are top of my list, and yes they aren't quite modern metal, but the song composition is so amazing.
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The Tipper Gore PMRC clip really took me back. Kudos to you, sir.
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Can’t wait to check it out!
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Totally hyped for the new album
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Crazy how Judas Priest are still kickin' over FIVE DECADES of a career \m/