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Classic Albums - Series 1 Ep. 12 - Judas Priest - British Steel

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The story of the making of British Steel featuring interviews with Rob Halford, Glenn Tipton, K.K.Downing and Ian Hill and long time producer Tom Allom.

British Steel made them a world famous band. It climbed high in the UK charts and three tracks were made into singles, all of which became promotional videos. ‘Breaking the Law’, Living After Midnight’ and ‘United’ received wide radio play, which continues to this day. Priest’s performance at the first ever Donnington ‘Monsters Of Rock’ Festival cemented their position as the Metal Gods.

Release: 2001
Running Time: 49 min

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  1. Kelechi E Kelechi E

    good if you're a fan of the music

    06 December 2008
    This is a good documentary…if you are interested and a fan of Judas Priest. But since I’m not then this review might sound negative because heavy metal is not my thing. They certainly have their appeal which I respect and some of their music is memorable like “Breaking the Law.” I love how the group share their memories about how even the police at their gigs use to nod their heads to the track given the subject but that was my only highlight. I guess it is a generation thing and if you have fond memories of the group and want the inside knowledge into their music for the album ‘British Steel’, then give this a watch.

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