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Point Of Entry - Judas Priest

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Judas Priest / Original recording remastered / Audio CD released ... more
Point Of Entry - Judas Priest ... 2001-04-30 at Columbia / Disc #1 Tracklisting
1 Heading Out To The Highway
2 Don't Go
3 Hot Rockin'
4 Turning Circles
5 Desert Plains
6 Solar Angels
7 You Say Yes
8 All The Way
9 Troubleshooter
10 On The Run
11 Thunder Road
12 Desert Plains

Newest Review: ... weak album would be the perfect example of a band compromising its sound to attract a mainstream audience and alienating ... more

 ... their existing fan base, if only the later abomination 'Turbo' didn't achieve this so much better. The main difference between this album and its predecessor is that 'Point of Entry' is a more mellow and relaxed affair on the whole. Even the slightly faster or heavier songs collapse into lighter choruses, and while this change of direction isn't necessarily a bad thing, it does make the later tracks in particular seem lacking in character. 'Heading Out to the Highway' is an enjoyable enough opener, but one that can't a...more

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Point of Entry
Release Date: 2001 - 04 - 30, Audio CD, Columbia
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Premium Review Point Of Entry - Judas Priest: Point of Entry (254 words)
by - written on 07/08/08 (Useful, 12 readings)
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A disappointment after the popular 'British Steel,' 'Point of Entry' jumps across the ocean to imitate a distinctly American version of the heavy metal that Judas Priest helped to create in the first place. With recurring themes of highways, deserts, firearms and other distinctly non-British things, this mostly weak album would be the perfect example of a band compromising its sound to attract a mainstream audience and alienating their existing fan base, if only the later abomination 'Turbo' didn't achieve this so much better. The main difference between this album and its predecessor is that 'Point of Entry' is a more mellow and relaxed affair on the whole. ...  Read the complete review

 

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