In Sammlung
#63
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Freewheel Burning |
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04:25 |
02
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Jawbreaker |
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03:27 |
03
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Rock Hard Ride Free |
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05:35 |
04
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The Sentinel |
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05:04 |
05
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Love Bites |
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04:47 |
06
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Eat Me Alive |
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03:35 |
07
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Some Heads Are Gonna Roll |
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04:07 |
08
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Night Comes Down |
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04:01 |
09
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Heavy Duty |
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02:25 |
10
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Defenders Of The Faith |
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01:28 |
11
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Turn On Your Light |
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05:23 |
12
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Heavy Duty / Defenders Of The Faith (Live) |
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05:26 |
Drums and Percussion |
Dave Holland |
Bass Guitar |
Ian Hill |
Guitar-Electric |
Glenn Tipton |
Guitar-Electric |
K. K. Downing |
Vocals |
Rob Halford |
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Katalognummer |
CK 85438 |
UPC (Barcode) |
696998543829 |
Verpackung |
Jewel Case |
Digital/Analog |
DDD |
Sound |
Stereo |
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Digitally remastered from the original tapes Expanded booklets including lyrics, notes, from the band and extra photos Previously unreleased bonus tracks Having recaptured their heavyweight status with Screaming for Vengeance, Judas Priest stuck with their successful formula for the follow-up, Defenders of the Faith. Overall, it's a solidly constructed, unapologetically commercial metal record, and it doesn't feel underdeveloped as Point of Entry sometimes did. It isn't quite up to the level of British Steel or Screaming for Vengeance, partly because (unlike those two) it lacks a truly standout single, and partly because of a few lowest-common-denominator moments. Still, it's far from a bad entry in Priest's '80s arena-metal period, and it remains a favorite among many fans who prefer those recordings to the band's '70s work. Defenders of the Faith war gerades so schweres wie Screaming for Vengeance , aber es ermangelte die gut-konstruierten Songs, die die vorhergehende Aufzeichnung so eindrucksvoll bildeten. Dennoch Judas Priest Töne fest und leistungsfähig in der Aufzeichnung, die einer der Gründe ist, warum das Album ein anderer Platinerfolg für das Band war.