Classic Albums - Judas Priest: British Steel

If only VH1 would get a clue and produce substantive documentaries like this that are actually about making music instead of celebrity-oriented fluff.This is a retrospective documentary about the making of the British Steel album. Glenn, KK, Rob and Ian are all interviewed about the making of this metal classic. There are interesting stories from producer Tom Allom about how some of the effects were generated, demonstrations of how Glenn and KK work together to get their trademark sound, examples of some songwriting devices, explanations by Rob of the ideas behind the lyrics, and some input from Ian Hill whose perspective is often overlooked even though he has been there from day one. Dave Holland, the drummer at that time, was not included. There is an interview with Scott Travis, the current drummer, in the extras.This DVD is great for musicians and serious fans who are interested in what goes on during a recording session and the creative process. You may be disappointed if you are looking for celebrity rock star soap opera. But there is always VH1 for that.

The Judas Priest British Steel DVD is a Very Explanatory Documentary of The Heavy Metal Band Judas Priest. The Band Discuss What its Like being in Judas Priest. This DVD Contains Three Music Videos, "Grinder" Live in Rio, "Breaking The Law", and "Living After Midnight". There is Also Content About The Gigs and The Cover and Backdrop Art. If You Want To Hear The Charming Voices of The Band "Judas Priest" Who Are: Rob Halford, K.K. Downing, Glenn Tipton, Ian Hill, and Scott Travis, and See Them Up Close, This DVD Has It! This "Judas Priest British Steel" DVD is Enjoyable and Worth The Good Price that I Paid For It. Thank you, Jerri Davis

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I am becoming a big fan of these Classic Album dvds. This one was a recent gift to brother and I have yet to get any feedback from him. I own the ones on Queen's "A Night At The Opera", Zappa's "Apostrophe"&"Over-Night Sensation" and Jimi's "Electric Ladyland". I love all three although the Hendrix dvd isn't quite as indepth as the other two.

Classic Albums - Judas Priest: British Steel ...one of my favor dvd's of judas priest super

After watching this once you never want to watch it again. The stories are interesting but there is too much interview and not enough music !!!

Boring.

One of the best, must have for those that like to rock