Judas Priest
Turbo

In the second half of the 80th many serious bands flirted with the "new" cloudy" wave”, used synthesised guitars, etc. Judas Priest also did not escape this fate. As a result, "Turbo" appeared - another mediocre album with some unintelligible sound. The creative crisis is clearly protracted.

Very good CD! It has very cool hard rock anthems, but it´s not so heavy as "Defenders of the Faith" and "Screaming For Vengeance".

10th album - in a MTV period - Judas Priest very very good album - I recommend

Very controversial album of JUDAS PRIEST. After the release of such reference albums as "Screaming ..." (1982) & "Defenders ..." (1984), the group changes their orientation towards more commercial sound. This, first of all, producing the album, which had a clearly pronounced course for the North American market. In terms of music - using such fashion elements as synthesizers and a drum machine, the group acquired a more "synthetic" sound. The style changed to "glamorous"; Instead of skin and chains - akin to space suits. But, despite the pre-pop sound, the album's material is always at a high level; trio Tipton / Halfford / Downing have not forgotten how to write hits. These are such strong compositions as Turbo Lover, Private Property, Out in the Cold, Reckess. In general, the album "Turbo" corresponds to the spirit of its time and has its pluses too.

Much malligned for being a more AOR/hard rock oriented record, Turbo is a good album anyways. For those who have an open minded.

Super album from super band! Very nice edition-good sound, good booklet!

Un álbum muy criticado, subvalorado, pero genial... Para mí uno de los mejores de esta banda emblemática del Heavy Metal...

Turbo de Judas Priest, que decir de esta gran obra, pues que sencillamente genial!