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--> ''Off the straight and narrow''
--> ''I won't keep in time''
--> ''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
*** And of course the chorus...
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Looking for meat''
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Wants you to eat!''
--> ''I won't keep in time''
--> ''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
*** And of course the chorus...
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Looking for meat''
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Wants you to eat!''
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--> ''Off the straight and narrow''
-->narrow''\\
''I won't keep intime''
-->time''\\
''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
*** ** And of course the chorus...
--> ''Grinder''
-->---> ''Grinder''\\
''Looking formeat''
--> ''Grinder''
-->meat''\\
''Grinder''\\
''Wants you to eat!''
-->
''I won't keep in
-->
''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
-->
''Looking for
--> ''Grinder''
-->
''Grinder''\\
''Wants you to eat!''
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--> ''Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die''
--> ''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
--> ''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
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--> ''Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die''
-->die''\\
''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
-->
''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
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--> ''I've had enough of being programmed''
--> ''And told what I ought to do''
--> ''Let's get one thing straight''
--> ''I'll choose my fate''
--> ''And it's got nothing to do with you''
--> ''And told what I ought to do''
--> ''Let's get one thing straight''
--> ''I'll choose my fate''
--> ''And it's got nothing to do with you''
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''And told what I ought to
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''Let's get one thing
-->
''I'll choose my
-->
''And it's got nothing to do with you''
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--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we never shall fall''
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we stand one and all''
--> ''United we never shall fall''
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we stand one and all''
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-->
''United we never shall
-->
''United, united, united we
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''United we stand one and all''
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--> ''Machines are taking all over''
--> ''With mankind in their command''
--> ''In time they'd like to discover''
--> ''How they can make their demand''
--> ''With mankind in their command''
--> ''In time they'd like to discover''
--> ''How they can make their demand''
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''With mankind in their
-->
''In time they'd like to
-->
''How they can make their demand''
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* TitleOnlyChorus: "Breaking The Law" repeats the song name between four and six times, in sets of two, separated by one or two guitar notes.
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* TitleOnlyChorus: "Breaking The Law" repeats the song name between four and six eight times, in sets of two, separated by one or two guitar notes.
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* RobotWar: "Metal Gods" at which the machines [[TurnedAgainstTheirMasters rebelled against the humans]].
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''All inside, it's so frustrating, as I drift from town to town. Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die. So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''All ''"All inside, it's so frustrating, as I drift from town to town. town / Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die. die / So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!'']]
life!"'']]
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'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise". [[FanNickname The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans]], in reference to their song from this album. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
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'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United". [[FanNickname The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans]], in reference to their song from this album. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
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'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United"."You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise". [[FanNickname The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans]], in reference to their song from this album. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
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'''Side 1'''
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'''Side 2'''
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''All inside, it's so frustrating/ as I drift from town to town. Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die. So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350: ''All inside, it's so frustrating/ frustrating, as I drift from town to town. Feel as though nobody cares if I live or die. So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!'']]
* OneWordTitle: "Grinder", "United" and "Steeler".
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* OneWordTitle: "Grinder", "United" and "Steeler".
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[[caption-width-right:350:''British Steel''.]]
'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United".
'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United".
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'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United".
'''Side 1'''
# "Rapid Fire" (4:08)
# "Metal Gods" (4:00)
# "Breaking The Law" (2:35)
# "Grinder" (3:58)
# "United" (3:35)
'''Side 2'''
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise" (5:04)
# "Living After Midnight" (3:31)
# "The Rage" (4:44)
# "Steeler" (4:30)
----
!! Bonus Tracks (2001 Release):
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
----
!! Bonus Disc (Live 30th Anniversary Edition):
# "Rapid Fire" (4:08)
# "Metal Gods" (4:00)
# "Breaking The Law" (2:35)
# "Grinder" (3:58)
# "United" (3:35)
'''Side 2'''
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise" (5:04)
# "Living After Midnight" (3:31)
# "The Rage" (4:44)
# "Steeler" (4:30)
----
!! Bonus Tracks (2001 Release):
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
----
!! Bonus Disc (Live 30th Anniversary Edition):
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# "The Ripper"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
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!! Bonus Tracks (2001 Release):
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
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* K.K. Downing - guitar
* Rob Halford - lead vocals
* Ian Hill - bass
* Dave Holland - drums
* Glenn Tipton - guitar
* Scott Travis - drums [[note]]On the live Bonus
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
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!! Bonus Disc (Live 30th Anniversary Edition):
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
# "The Ripper"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
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!!Principal Members:
* K.K. Downing - guitar
* Rob Halford - lead vocals
* Ian Hill - bass
* Dave Holland - drums
* Glenn Tipton - guitar
* Scott Travis - drums [[note]]On the live Bonus Disc only[[/note]]
----
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
# "The Ripper"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
----
!!Principal Members:
* K.K. Downing - guitar
* Rob Halford - lead vocals
* Ian Hill - bass
* Dave Holland - drums
* Glenn Tipton - guitar
* Scott Travis - drums [[note]]On the live Bonus Disc only[[/note]]
----
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* CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: ''Breaking The Law''.
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans, in reference to their song. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans, in reference to their song. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
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* CoolPeopleRebelAgainstAuthority: ''Breaking "Breaking The Law''.
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods"Law" in which a depressive, jobless and lonely man starts to break the law to vent his frustrations about being neglected by fans, in reference to their song. Even society.
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife:
--> ''Feel as thoughsaid song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.nobody cares if I live or die''
--> ''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods"
* DesperatelyLookingForAPurposeInLife:
--> ''Feel as though
--> ''So I might as well begin to put some action in my life!''
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* OneWordTitle: "Grinder", "United" and "Steeler".
* PepTalkSong:
** "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
--> ''I've had enough of being programmed''
--> ''And told what I ought to do''
--> ''Let's get one thing straight''
--> ''I'll choose my fate''
--> ''And it's got nothing to do with you''
** "United".
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we never shall fall''
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we stand one and all''
* PepTalkSong:
** "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
--> ''I've had enough of being programmed''
--> ''And told what I ought to do''
--> ''Let's get one thing straight''
--> ''I'll choose my fate''
--> ''And it's got nothing to do with you''
** "United".
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we never shall fall''
--> ''United, united, united we stand''
--> ''United we stand one and all''
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* TechnologyIsEvil: "Metal Gods"
--> ''Machines are taking all over''
--> ''With mankind in their command''
--> ''In time they'd like to discover''
--> ''How they can make their demand''
--> ''Machines are taking all over''
--> ''With mankind in their command''
--> ''In time they'd like to discover''
--> ''How they can make their demand''
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* ShoutOut: WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead enjoyed humming ''Breakin' The Law'' frequently in the show.
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* ShoutOut: WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead enjoyed humming ''Breakin' ''Breaking The Law'' frequently in the show.
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An episode about the creative process behind this album was featured in the documentary TV series ''Series/ClassicAlbums''.
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* ShoutOut: WesternAnimation/BeavisAndButthead enjoyed humming ''Breakin' The Law'' frequently in the show.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''British Steel''.]]
'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United".
It is also their first album with drummer Dave Holland, who would turn out to be their first long-term drummer, lasting from 1979 to 1989.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
----
!! Bonus Tracks (2001 Release):
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
----
!! Bonus Disc (Live 30th Anniversary Edition):
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
# "The Ripper"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
----
!!Principal Members:
* K.K. Downing - guitar
* Rob Halford - lead vocals
* Ian Hill - bass
* Dave Holland - drums
* Glenn Tipton - guitar
* Scott Travis - drums [[note]]On the live Bonus Disc only[[/note]]
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!! Troping After Midnight:
* AmbiguouslyGay: "Grinder" is a perfect example of this, if you think about it enough:
--> ''Off the straight and narrow''
--> ''I won't keep in time''
--> ''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
*** And of course the chorus...
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Looking for meat''
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Wants you to eat!''
* AudienceParticipationSong: "Breaking The Law" is a song in which Halford has the audience sing the chorus for him. Often, "Breaking The Law" is sung ENTIRELY by the public. Case in point, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVeJmQVUzAw this video]].
** Several tracks, including "United" and "Red White And Blue" were written with this purpose in mind.
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans, in reference to their song. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
* PatrioticFervor: "Red, White And Blue", a song they recorded but never released except on a remastered version of this album. (Ingeniously, although the song refers to Britain's Union Jack, it could also represent the flag of the United States of America, France, Cuba, or various other countries.) Slightly subverted in that the band's comments in the liner notes pointed out that it was slightly tongue-in-cheek.
* TitleOnlyChorus: "Breaking The Law".
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[[caption-width-right:350:''British Steel''.]]
'''''British Steel''''' is the sixth studio album by Music/JudasPriest, released in 1980. It is generally considered to be their breakthrough album, and is certainly the most popular outside the hardcore Priest fan-base. It includes fan favourites and hits such as "Breaking The Law", "Living After Midnight" and "United".
It is also their first album with drummer Dave Holland, who would turn out to be their first long-term drummer, lasting from 1979 to 1989.
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!! Tracklist:
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
----
!! Bonus Tracks (2001 Release):
# "Red, White And Blue"
# "Grinder (Live)"
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!! Bonus Disc (Live 30th Anniversary Edition):
# "Rapid Fire"
# "Metal Gods"
# "Breaking The Law"
# "Grinder"
# "United"
# "You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise"
# "Living After Midnight"
# "The Rage"
# "Steeler"
# "The Ripper"
# "Prophecy" [[note]]Available on the DVD and iTunes versions only[[/note]]
# "Hell Patrol"
# "Victims Of Change"
# "Freewheel Burning"
# "Diamonds And Rust"
# "You've Got Another Thing Comin'"
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!!Principal Members:
* K.K. Downing - guitar
* Rob Halford - lead vocals
* Ian Hill - bass
* Dave Holland - drums
* Glenn Tipton - guitar
* Scott Travis - drums [[note]]On the live Bonus Disc only[[/note]]
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!! Troping After Midnight:
* AmbiguouslyGay: "Grinder" is a perfect example of this, if you think about it enough:
--> ''Off the straight and narrow''
--> ''I won't keep in time''
--> ''Tend to bend the arrow out of line''
*** And of course the chorus...
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Looking for meat''
--> ''Grinder''
--> ''Wants you to eat!''
* AudienceParticipationSong: "Breaking The Law" is a song in which Halford has the audience sing the chorus for him. Often, "Breaking The Law" is sung ENTIRELY by the public. Case in point, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVeJmQVUzAw this video]].
** Several tracks, including "United" and "Red White And Blue" were written with this purpose in mind.
* FanNickname: The band are often called "Metal Gods" by fans, in reference to their song. Even though said song was about giant robots, the title for many fans reflects the band's genre and how they are revered.
* PatrioticFervor: "Red, White And Blue", a song they recorded but never released except on a remastered version of this album. (Ingeniously, although the song refers to Britain's Union Jack, it could also represent the flag of the United States of America, France, Cuba, or various other countries.) Slightly subverted in that the band's comments in the liner notes pointed out that it was slightly tongue-in-cheek.
* TitleOnlyChorus: "Breaking The Law".
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