The Rage
Judas Priest * Track #8 On British Steel
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The Rage by Judas Priest
Release Date
Performed by
Judas PriestProduced by
Tom AllomWrited by
Rob Halford & Glenn Tipton & K.K. DowningAbout
The 8th track from legendry album of Priest, British Steel. The song could be one of the most underrated songs of band, but this is a great song from a great album. Song starts with a bass intro and goes along with a melodic and heavy riff. What makes this song even more awesome, is Rob Halford’s vo...
The Rage Lyrics
[Verse 1]
From a fireball we came
Crossed sea and mountain
We were drinking beauty with our eyes
We were given all
To make our own
Let us be left alone
[Verse 2]
Lay the tasks and pay the price
Everything suffice
Crushed and bolted all we craved
After every whim
What a state we're in
Is pain better than the grave?
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse 3]
Well, when we talk with other men
We see red and then
Deep inside our blood begins to boil
Like a tiger
In the cage
We begin to shake with rage
[Guitar Solo]
The Rage Q&A
Who wrote The Rage's ?
The Rage was written by Rob Halford & Glenn Tipton & K.K. Downing.
Who produced The Rage's ?
The Rage was produced by Tom Allom.
When did Judas Priest release The Rage?
Judas Priest released The Rage on Mon Apr 14 1980.
What did Judas Priest say about "The Rage"?
Ian Hill:
“The Rage” has something pretty rare for us… a bass start! It’s another one that shows our versatility, with this reggae opening before going into an epic semi-power ballad, almost two entirely different styles of song. It came about because Ken (K.K. Dowling, guitars) or Glenn [Tipton, g...
Is there a live performance available?
Live at the Seminole Hard Rock Arena
What have the artists said about the song?
Glenn Tipton:
That’s one of my favorite all-time Priest songs. It starts with an almost reggae feel, and the song just grows and becomes this immense riff from that point onward. It’s got a lot of strength.
Rob Halford:
I think Glenn came up with that idea, and we were like, “Reggae? No… But it’s...