(1980) is widely considered the album that "codified" heavy metal, stripping away the blues-rock roots of the 1970s to create a sharp, streamlined sound. It was Judas Priest's sixth studio album and became their massive commercial breakthrough, peaking at No. 4 in the UK and No. 34 in the US . Key Highlights of the Album
: The album was recorded at Tittenhurst Park, an estate formerly owned by John Lennon and later Ringo Starr. Critical Standing Review of Judas Priest British Steel - 1001 Albums Judas Priest - British Steel (1980) [FLAC] vtwi...
: Before digital sampling, the band used creative analog sounds: smashing milk bottles for "Breaking the Law" and using billiard cues and cutlery trays for effects in "Metal Gods". (1980) is widely considered the album that "codified"
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