Thanks to albums such as British Steel and Screaming For Vengeance, Judas Priest had ascended to metal’s premier division by the mid-80s. But they hit a bump in the road with 1986’s Turbo, an ...

Two Rock Hall icons, but which of the upcoming tour co-headliners do you prefer - Alice Cooper or Judas Priest? Vote in the ...

There’s a few undeniable truths in metal: double bass is always cool, you must always pick someone up if they fall in the pit, and Judas Priest‘s 1986 banger “Turbo Lover” is unassailable. But what if ...

Happy anniversary to Judas Priest's Ram It Down album.. Fans of Judas Priest who were stunned over the direction the band went with their synthesizer-heavy 1986 album Turbo felt much relief two ...

Judas Priest’s gold-selling international Top 40 hit ‘Ram It Down’ was released on May 17, 1988. Skip to main content Skip to site footer. ... Their previous record, 1986’s Turbo, ...

While many artists spout what the crowd wants to hear, Judas Priest spent scant time on talk and devoted its nearly non-stop 105-minute set to the proverbial walk. ... “Turbo Lover ...

Which Judas Priest album do you prefer - 'British Steel' or 'Screaming for Vengeance'? That's the debate in Loudwire Nights' Chuck's Fight Club this week.

It's certainly a tenant Judas Priest's Rob Halford has embraced. ... Judas Priest first played there in 1984 with its "Defenders of the Faith" tour and again in 1986 on the "Turbo" tour.

Judas Priest first played there in 1984 with its “Defenders of the Faith” tour and again in 1986 on the “Turbo” tour.