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Judas Priest: 70's era vs 80's era
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Poll Question: Do you prefer 70's Priest or 80's Priest?
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    Posted: 15 Aug 2021 at 12:54pm
I prefer the 80's.
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I prefer the 70s. I´m not a huge Judas Priest fan to begin with, but I really enjoy their first two albums.
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70s, but I'm cheating myself a bit and counting British Steel as a 70s album.
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70s for me. 

I haven't listened to Priest as much as Maiden and they're definitely a band whose discography I'm due going through again, but I know that Sad Wings of Destiny is one of only two 5 stars I currently have on Priest and I'm also very fond of Stained Class and Killing Machine (Hell Bent For Leather to those of you on the other side of the pond). 

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80s but PAINKILLER is my favorite album of theirs
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^Same.
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If I had to choose (which is kind of the point of this poll😁) it would be the 70s.
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70s: 5 great albums
80s: 3 great albums and 3 not so great
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^I'd agree with that assessment, Colin.
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70s Judas Priest is my favorite 

Edited by LittleBig - 16 Aug 2021 at 2:58am
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I'll go 80's for British Steel, Screaming For Vengeance and Defenders Of The Faith and Ram It Down is not too shabby either. 
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80s for me, but the 70s are pretty close. I actually also quite like the two Ripper albums. My favorite is Painkiller closely followed by Turbo (yeah, go figure).
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^ i like The Ripper albums too. They may not be perfect but JP did a much better job of adapting to a new singer than Iron Maiden did.

I don't mind Turbo but it's certainly not a top album.

Ram It Down is an excellent album to my ears though!
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^ Yes I like the Ripper albums too, especially Jugulator. KK's Priest album with Ripper on vocals is sounding promising on the 3 tracks released so far.
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