Some Heads Are Gonna Roll
Judas Priest · 1984
3 tracks · heavy metal · traditional heavy metal
A thunderous blend of heavy riffs and soaring vocals that epitomizes classic metal energy.
Some Heads Are Gonna Roll is a single by Judas Priest, released in 1984. A thunderous blend of heavy riffs and soaring vocals that epitomizes classic metal energy. 'Some Heads Are Gonna Roll' was well-received, showcasing Judas Priest's ability to adapt to the evolving metal scene while influencing subsequent acts. The album features the hit single 'Some Heads Are Gonna Roll,' which contributed to the band's continued prominence in metal charts and solidified their legacy as pioneers of the genre. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Some Heads Are Gonna Roll sound like?
A thunderous blend of heavy riffs and soaring vocals that epitomizes classic metal energy. Rooted in heavy metal and traditional heavy metal.
What makes Some Heads Are Gonna Roll by Judas Priest notable?
'Some Heads Are Gonna Roll' was well-received, showcasing Judas Priest's ability to adapt to the evolving metal scene while influencing subsequent acts. The album features the hit single 'Some Heads Are Gonna Roll,' which contributed to the band's continued prominence in metal charts and solidified their legacy as pioneers of the genre. Released on February 1, 1984, 'Some Heads Are Gonna Roll' marked Judas Priest's transition into a heavier sound following their commercial success with 'Screaming for Vengeance' in 1982. This album came during a period of evolving heavy metal, as the band sought to maintain their relevance amidst changing musical landscapes while solidifying their place in the genre's history.
How many songs are on Some Heads Are Gonna Roll?
Some Heads Are Gonna Roll has 3 tracks.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Some Heads Are Gonna Roll Standout
- 2 Green Manalishi (With the Two Pronged Crown) [live recording] Standout
- 3 Jawbreaker Standout
Release Date
February 1, 1984
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
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