What makes Dancing on the Head of the Serpent by Jerusalem notable?

'Dancing on the Head of the Serpent' is significant for its role in popularizing Christian rock across Europe during the late 1980s. The album received positive critical reception, contributing to Jerusalem's growing reputation, and helped to establish a dedicated fanbase among both Christian listeners and secular audiences. Released in 1987, 'Dancing on the Head of the Serpent' was Jerusalem's fourth studio album, following their 1986 release 'Violate'. At this point, the band had solidified their presence in the Christian rock scene, capitalizing on their previous successes while further exploring lyrical depth and musical complexity.