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Well at this point, its about killing your darlings, and Back From The Edge, Meltdown, Innerspace, and Strange Death are the four best Skunkworks tracks. Solar Confinement happens to be number 5 ;)

Cyclops Sacred Cowboys The Breeding House Inertia Faith Solar Confinement

Cyclops The Breeding House Space Race Faith Inside the Machine Octavia

Cyclops The Breeding House Cyclops Faith I Will Not Accept the Truth Inside the Machine Headswitch Octavia

Cyclops Space Race Faith I Will Not Accept the Truth Inside the Machine Headswitch Octavia Rescue Day God's Not Coming Back Re-entry

I discovered Powerslave in a sunny late May in 2008 and will always think of Powerslave as a summer album after that

Space Race I Will Not Accept the Truth Inside the Machine Octavia I'm in a Band with an Italian Drummer Rescue Day God's Not Coming Back R 101 Re-entry Americans Are Behind

Bring Your Daughter Cyclops 1000 Points Of Light Laughing In The Hiding Bush The Breeding House

Tattoed Millionarie Born in '58 Gypsy Road Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter Darkness Be My Friend Laughing in the Hiding Bush Shoot All The Clows No Way Out... To Be Continued

Tattooed Millionaire Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter Laughing in the Hiding Bush Fire Fire Child Over And Out Tibet

Tattooed Millionaire Bring Your Daughter... to the Slaughter Fire Elvis Has Left the Building The Post Alternative Seattle Fall Out

Hell On Wheels All The Young Dudes No Lies Winds Of Change

Hell On Wheels All The Young Dudes Lickin' The Gun Zulu Lulu Ballad Of Mutt Winds Of Change

1: Hallowed Be Thy Name 2: Sign Of The Cross 3: The Legacy 4: Empire Of The Clouds 5: Pashendale 6: The Parchment 7: If Eternity Should Fail 8: Alexander The Great 9: To Tame A Land 10: Brave New World

Yes, I actually started listening to Priest in 2008. When I started my metal journey Somewhere Back In Time was the new Iron Maiden release, Metallica was releasing Death Magnetic, and I discovered Priest with Nostradamus so I probably have an emotional connection to this album, not gonna lie...

I will forever defend Nostradamus as my favourite Judas Priest album. Its a different beast to all the other slightly more easily digestable albums, but Nostradamus has always been such an experience front to back for me. So many melodic interludes where the songs can expand, breathe, where...

Rain On The Graves (5/10) Face In The Mirror (5.5/10) Afterglow Of Ragnarok (6/10) Mistress Of Mercy (6.5/10) Many Doors To Hell (7/10) Fingers In The Wounds (7.5/10) Eternity Has Failed (8/10) Resurrection Men (8.5/10) Shadow Of The Gods (9/10) Sonata (Immortal Beloved) (9/10) Sonata has...

Mandrake Project is tough. I feel like every time I listen to it I like it, and I feel like I should like it more as a whole, there are great individual songs and parts, but overall it feels a little disjointed. I sadly think it's in sixth place right now, but maybe it could climb a little when...

That was a brilliant breakdown, and a pleasure to read. Pointing out a lot of stuff I heard as well, and a few things I didn't. Especially love the music theory part of it, like the modes used, and harmonies etc.

I found it interesting that it's the exact same vocal take in the intro to If Eternity Should Fail and Eternity Has Failed. You could line them up in a DAW to confirm it. It still feels very different because of the different instrumentation, and different reverbs and delays, but the fact...