Re: Fight "War of words"
Posted by:
Warrior21
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Date: August 04, 2026 03:54AM
rocknut Wrote:
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> Yeah, once the money started running out reality
> hit. Halford were good, but were essentially Judas
> Priest in all but name.
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> Fight and Painkiller are Rob at his peak?
> Hardly…but music is subjective of course.
Yep. Once I heard the debut Halford album, I knew it'd only be a short time until he was back to Priest.
Not much filler, if at all, on that album, IMHO.
I found the two Fight CDs for cheap over the past year or so. Was in a Priest/Halford mood, so went with them. Like the debut more (Nailed To the Gun!), but both are solid. Never got into Two.
As for Painkiller, I enjoy most all of it. I have to be in the mood for it, though.
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> Yeah, once the money started running out reality
> hit. Halford were good, but were essentially Judas
> Priest in all but name.
>
> Fight and Painkiller are Rob at his peak?
> Hardly…but music is subjective of course.
Yep. Once I heard the debut Halford album, I knew it'd only be a short time until he was back to Priest.
Not much filler, if at all, on that album, IMHO.
I found the two Fight CDs for cheap over the past year or so. Was in a Priest/Halford mood, so went with them. Like the debut more (Nailed To the Gun!), but both are solid. Never got into Two.
As for Painkiller, I enjoy most all of it. I have to be in the mood for it, though.
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