JUDAS PRIEST, British Steel - 44m 40s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rapid Fire	4:06
2. Metal Gods	4:00
3. Breaking The Law	2:35
4. Grinder	3:58
5. United	3:35
6. You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise	5:04
7. Living After Midnight	3:31
8. The Rage	4:44
9. Steeler	4:30
10. Red, White & Blue	3:42
11. Grinder (LIVE)	4:48

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Review

The guitar riff from "Breaking the Law" is one of the most recognizable from early 1980s heavy metal. Though British Steel sounds dated these days, it's also a classic slice of metal, one of the best from a band that defined the genre in the late '70s and early '80s. Everything that ultimately became characteristic of heavy metal is here, from the lightning-fast riffs on "Rapid Fire," the anthemic "Metal Gods," and "United" to the obligatory party song "Living After Midnight" to the equally obligatory youth-rebellion song, "You Don't Have to Be Old to Be Wise." British Steel is unquestionably Priest at their peak. The 2001 remastered reissue includes two bonus tracks--a previously unavailable studio selection called "Red, White & Blue" and a live take on "Grinder." --Genevieve Williams

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