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What can we say about this stone cold British metal classic that the members of the band can't say with far more insight?
Check out our interview with Glenn Tipton and KK Downing in which they talk us through British Steel, track-by-track.
"Judas Priest - British Steel. Malmsteen's 1984 epic Rising Force is a close 2nd. Next Question." (From Brad via Facebook, thanks)
“As a teen, this was a record that was guaranteed to alienate any potential female companionship, which should not be construed as a negative in any way, shape or form. It’s one of my favorite records of all time. Judas Priest are a longtime standard-bearer of metal, and this is their greatest moment.” (Thanks Tom Morello, via his 13 greatest heavy metal albums of all time)
