I had an officemate once, Sandy, who couldn’t have been a lesser metal fan, but she loved Priest’s Point of Entry album, probably my silent favorite of theirs.
She was apeshit for “Desert Plains” from this 1981 album and we would always stop working and jam that one out together. Sandy was a mentor and a good friend. We spun a lot of New Wave music and Judas Priest together.
From desert plains, I bring you love…
–Ray Van Horn, Jr.
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I wasn’t a huge metal fan but they did have some good songs…
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Like Rivergirl, I’m not a big metal fan but have enjoyed a few by these guys.
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