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Heavy Metal band Judas Priest with Andy Warhol hanging out in the men's room at the Mudd Club in Manhattan - 1979
Les Binks, Ian Hill, Rob Halford, Andy Warhol, KK Downing, and Glenn Tipton
Judas Priest: Ram It Down (1988)
Columbia Records
JUDAS PRIEST
JUDAS PRIEST (1969 - present) | CREEM Rock Pix, August 1987.
Friday, February 13: Judas Priest, "Eat Me Alive"
R.I.P. Dave Holland (1948-2018)
Rob Halford admitted he was ripped out of his gourd when writing “Eat Me Alive”, and the sheer mania of the words in sequence was definitely the Metal God at his most coked out. But the lyrics were so absurd that they crossed over to hilarious and somehow turned to anthemic when placed over both the frenzy of Judas Priest’s attack as well as the mechanistic production that was both a bug and feature of Defenders of the Faith. Musically this seemed to be more of a K.K. Downing track as it had a similar straight between the eyes bulldozing heavy metal quality as the monumental “Jawbreaker” (speaking of filthy Halford lyrics) along with a ripping K.K. solo. “Eat Me Alive” was a function of Priest in pure juggernaut mode, as it was an unstoppable force of a track at the moment where the band was momentum in human form.
