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| Black Sabbath – War Pigs (Alternate) Lyrics
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Wow ElectricFuneral91. You couldn't be any more wrong. This song is about a Satanist, yes but it tells about how horrible it is to be one and how he was ultimately sacrificed by a bunch of horrible people. The Satanic element of Sabbath was merely from people (mainly Christians) mishearing the lyrics and taking them as a Satanistic thing when in fact none ever were. |
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| Black Sabbath – After Forever Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This is performed by Ozzy Osbourne, not Dio. And to help with your dilemma, it seems you work at a Christian or religious school so that's your fault for being in that environment. If you want that as your job, shut up about it and do the devotion. |
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| Judas Priest – Dying To Meet You Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This is one of my favorite songs off of Rocka Rolla. I think the song is about a soldier, possibly from Vietnam and how they do horrible things, "Rape and pillage, squander all and rob" just because they were told to by "stern faced leaders." |
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| Judas Priest – Dissident Aggressor Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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Slayer's version of the song completely skipped out on the difficult vocal parts simply because Tom Araya just couldn't do it and the guitar work is more drab and boring in the Slayer version than the Priest version. To say it's 'better' is silly. |
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| Rob Halford – Light Comes Out Of Black Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This song was performed by Pantera with Rob Halford singing. It was for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer soundtrack. There's a live version of it on the Live Insurrection CD but the single is a studio version. |
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| Rob Halford – Heart Of A Lion Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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This was a previously unreleased Judas Priest song. It was actually covered in the 80s by a band called Racer X despite never being released until the Live Insurrection CD by Halford. |
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| Rob Halford – Made In Hell Lyrics
| 15 years ago
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The "Wizard" is referring to Jimi Hendrix.
This song is about Rob Halford's inspirations and how he developed his trademark voice and took it across the world touring for Judas Priest, Fight, and Halford. |
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