Your Top 10 songs of any band you want

[KidInTheDark666]

Papa Roach

1. Give Me Back My Life
2. Getting Away With Murder
3. Not Listening
4. Crash
5. Last Resort
6. Scars
7. Between Angels and Insects
8. Blood Brothers
9. Broken Home
10. None of the Above

 

[KidInTheDark666]

Hollywood Undead

1. Lion
2. Undead
3. Bullet
4. Believe
5. Comin' In Hot
6. Levitate
7. Hear Me Now
8. City
9. Usual Suspects
10. Black Dahlia

 

[PieceofMind89]

Ozzy Osbourne:

1. Mr. Crowley
2. Over The Mountain
3. You Can't Kill Rock and Roll
4. Flying High Again
5. Bark at the Moon
6. I Don't Know
7. No More Tears
8. Suicide Solution
9. Shot in the Dark
10. Waiting for Darkness

 

[KidInTheDark666]

Updated Judas Priest top 10

1. Hell Patrol
2. Painkiller
3. Future of Mankind
4. Breaking the Law
5. Night Crawler
6. The Sentinel
7. Between the Hammer and the Anvil
8. Blood Red Skies
9. Jawbreaker
10. A Touch of Evil

 

[Diesel 11]

1. Hell Patrol

Yes.

 

[Number 6]

Judas Priest

I think I only know "Painkiller" and "You've Got Another Thing Comin'".

 

[Diesel 11]

I think I only know "Painkiller" and "You've Got Another Thing Comin'".

Listen to THE HELL PATROOOOOOOOL!!!!!

 

[Collin]

Been rethinking my Judas Priest top ten quite a bit since DOTF finally clicked for me.
1. Victim of Changes
2. Night Crawler
3. Painkiller
4. Between the Hammer and the Anvil
5. Rock Hard Ride Free
6. The Sentinel
7. Hell Bent For Leather
8. Freewheel Burning
9. Turbo Lover
10. Dissident Aggressor

 

[KidInTheDark666]

I think I only know "Painkiller" and "You've Got Another Thing Comin'".

You have to know Breaking the Law

 

[LooseCannon]

You have to know Breaking the Law

The chorus is pretty simple:

Breaking the law, breaking the law
Breaking the law, breaking the law

It's either about a rebellious teenager or a gay man seeking then-illegal (in parts of the UK) gay sex. That's pretty much how you can read all of Priest's classic rockers.

 

[MrK]

It's either about a rebellious teenager or a gay man seeking then-illegal (in parts of the UK) gay sex. That's pretty much how you can read all of Priest's classic rockers.

It's unfortunate how much this simple fact changed my enthusiasm for songs like Jawbreaker.

 

[LooseCannon]

It's unfortunate how much this simple fact changed my enthusiasm for songs like Jawbreaker.

It's bi-meaning. Don't discriminate. The beauty of art is that it can mean different things to different people.

 

[JudasMyGuide]

"Never straight and narrow", indeed.

 

[Magnus]

 

[MrK]

It's bi-meaning. Don't discriminate. The beauty of art is that it can mean different things to different people.

Always true, unless the songwriter specifically says, “No, it’s about a big dick.”

 

[LooseCannon]

Always true, unless the songwriter specifically says, “No, it’s about a big dick.”

Intent and interpretation are wildly different things in art theory.

 

[MrK]

Intent and interpretation are wildly different things in art theory.

That’s fair. I suppose the songwriter in me is not great at separating the two once I’ve heard the intent, however.

 

[Number 6]

I don't care much about personal interpretations myself because I feel like the message that the artist intended to be transmitted through each song should always come first. I usually do some research on the lyrics and try to get as close as possible to the original interpretation before I can fully process and interpret them by myself, but I don't mind people interpreting stuff differently. If anything, it's fun to see how the same song can have dozens of different meanings for each individual.

 

[The Flash]

It's bi-meaning. Don't discriminate. The beauty of art is that it can mean different things to different people.

I think it's very clearly just about sucking a dick. I interpreted it as such without knowing Halford's explanation of it when I first heard it.

 

[MrK]

I think it's very clearly just about sucking a dick. I interpreted it as such without knowing Halford's explanation of it when I first heard it.

I heard the Sabaton version of the song first, so I never really put that together until listening closer to Priest's version.