Episode 32: Judas Priest: the 1970s - Episode 1 of 3

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The Profs mine the data to present the history and philosophy of heavy metal progenitors Judas Priest. Like their fellow Birmingham mates in Black Sabbath, Judas Priest deserve to be placed alongside Sabbath as the founding fathers of heavy metal. From the start, Priest blazed their own path, creating a sound and style that has been often emulated but never mastered. With Rob Halford's haunting and emotional vocals and 3-octave range, Glenn Tipton and KK Downing's twin guitar attack and founding member Ian Hill holding it all down on bass, Priest have produced some of the greatest music in any genre. This week, the 1970s.

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