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Sin After Sin (Remastered/With Bonus Tracks),Judas Priest

- Sin After Sin (Remastered/With Bonus Tracks)
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Judas Priest
Released 2001

Dissident Aggressor
03:06
6,761 plays

Diamonds And Rust
03:23
5,521 plays

Sinner
06:41
4,631 plays

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- 1
- Sinner
- 06:41
- 4,631 plays

- 2
- Diamonds And Rust
- 03:23
- 5,521 plays

- 3
- Starbreaker
- 04:47
- 4,411 plays

- 4
- Last Rose Of Summer
- 05:36
- 3,542 plays

- 5
- Let Us Prey/Call For The Priest
- 06:12
- 2,868 plays

- 6
- Raw Deal
- 05:58
- 3,214 plays

- 7
- Here Come The Tears
- 04:36
- 3,561 plays

- 8
- Dissident Aggressor
- 03:06
- 6,761 plays

- 9
- Race With The Devil
- 03:06
- 3,248 plays

- 10
- Jawbreaker (Live)
- 04:00
- 2,887 plays

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album review

Although Sad Wings of Destiny wasn't a huge seller, it did land Judas Priest a major-label deal with Columbia, for whom they debuted with the fearlessly experimental Sin After Sin. Retaining the progressive elements of its predecessor, Sin After Sin upped the levels of instrumental technique and melody while incorporating a greater variety of influences. It's possible to hear touches of Jimi Hendrix, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Southern rock, not to mention one of the most effective left-field cover choices in metal history on the Joan Baez tune "Diamonds and Rust" (which became a minor hit in England). As a result, it isn't the most metallic or musically cohesive Priest album, but overall, it's extremely close to the same level of brilliance as most of their '70s output. Every track is worthwhile, although "Sinner" and "Dissident Aggressor" (later covered by Slayer, a real testament to its heaviness) are two particular highlights. [The 2001 reissue appends two bonus tracks: the studio outtake "Race With the Devil" and a live version of "Jawbreaker."] ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide