Title: Another Excellent Priest Album.
Product review: Few bands are able to pull off two phenomenal records in a row, but Judas Priest was one of them. Though not on the level of "Sad Wings of Destiny", "Sin After Sin" stays true to the original Judas Priest--a bluesy, psychedelic heavy metal act trying to make its mark on the music business. Its easy to understand why many fans of the later Priest fail to see the beauty of an album like this...it doesn't "rock" the whole way through. Not to say that it doesn't at all, "Sinner" and "Dissident Aggressor" are two of the most kick-ass Priest songs of all time. But all it takes is one listen of "Last Rose of Summer" to let Rob Halford take you to another world...where the sun is always setting and there are flowers everywhere. And a leather-clad blonde Englishman is standing in the middle of it all, singing. Whoops, looks like I'm drunk again.
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