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Title: Is that all there is?
Review: After all the years Glenn Tipton has played in Judas Priest, I expected something more varied and interesting from one of metal's legendary guitarists.All you get are rehashed, second-rate riffs complete with requisite creepy/goofy vocals. It sounds as though he might have a decent singing voice, if only he'd sung in a normal register. You largely get the same guitar tone throughout and most songs scoot along at the same tempo. A little acoustic guitar or piano (which he does play), would have broken up the monotony and made for a much more interesting album. He's a much better player and writer than this release would lead you to believe.This is not the least bit interesting and certainly not representative of his best work. It's definitely not worth your time or money. Glenn, don't give up your day job...
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