Halford IV.: Made Of Metal
"Made Of Metal" isn't as gut-punching and gleamingly reborn a metal album as "Resurrection", but it keeps all the power and grandeur of the Halford name, and its quality challenges even the best work of Judas Priest.
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Resurrection
MetalGod is back with an album that earns the "Painkiller 2000" nickname only insofar as it soothes the disappointment over Judas Priest's squandered "joker" and the album "Jugulator" (1997).
Metal God Essentials Vol. 1
The opening of the first part of this sweeping retrospective collection from the famous "Metal God" screamer is a fairly surprising one, considering that outside Judas Priest, Halford never built up a body of work worth making a fuss about.…
Crucible
Well, there you go. I can now conclude that Rob hung around in Judas Priest for as long as heavy metal was "alive" (only Rob knew how long heavy metal stayed alive and when it was time to tell Judas Priest "hasta la vista")