Yeah the Halford records were great. Especially the first two. He surrounded himself with good musicians and went more metal. I forgot he was out of Priest for a fair amount of time.

Two was ok for what it was. Thought I Am A Pig was a great track, but yeah, very industrial and NIN trend chasing. Didn't suit him really at all. Thankfully it was a short lived project. Although it's not surprising it was NIN chasing as it did have John 5 and James Woolley in the band who both were in NIN at a time. Plus it had Bob Marlette too. Not a bad line up tbh. But the music just wasn't that memorable and he quickly realised the metal god should be doing metal.