Jeez what I was disappointed when I heard Made of Metal for the first time at a friend's, except for Till the Day I Die I liked nothing in the new Halford too sterile, polished smooth, is one of many times and somehow without power came over the whole thing, as well as I could absolutely not get used to the completely mindless and blödestem Cover of Heavy Metal history ... Although this is still today my opinion but that says nothing about the content and the musical qualities of the CD ... and that is what has changed for me over the years. Meanwhile, I love Made of Metal over my former favorites Crucible because I find that the disc does not wear out easily ... of course are 2 or 3 stopgap available but on the whole is characterized Made of Metal precisely these melodic and not too experimental looseness from we were of Judas Priest and Rob Halford usual in the 80s, of course, comes all this a few decades too late and the riffs and the overall package we have also heard from Judas Priest many times but I personally think that's all better than if the good Rob would now imagined to make only because of the trend and the money suddenly rap or hip hop ... also you can in this kind of music anyway invent anything new and Rob or Priest contributed enough to the music ... so why should they then can not play it? Deduction there because of the thin production and moronic Covers.
