#point of entry

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Judas Priest - Heading Out to the Highway

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"Point of Entry" is the seventh studio album by the iconic English heavy metal band Judas Priest, released on February 26, 1981. The album features three singles: "Heading Out to the Highway," "Don't Go," and "Hot Rockin'," each with its own music video. Notably, "Heading Out to the Highway" has become a live show staple since its debut!

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Upon Entry (La llegada) | Upon Entry (2022) dir. Alejandro Rojas & Juan Sebastián Vásquez cine. Juan Sebastián Vásquez

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Rob Halford for a German rock magazine during the Point of Entry era 🖤

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Winter room – light snow morning!

Three dimensional scene for today based on winter, winter morning. Sun at winter. Light at winter. And snow. Everything is so white. As DreamCore. Snow. Room. You are walking in a white snow room. And do not understand how you are get here. Now, you are here. Maybe, it is your place. From your memory. But this place from your memory is here now. And it changes.

This is a room. Do you remember this room? And this door? And snow around? Does all these remind you something? And in a far – there are mountains. And wind is blowing. A true winter. And here it is more calm. And not so cold. Almost without wind. It is plains. It is in snow! Maybe, in summer it is a beautiful place! And summer house, countryside house! And, for now, it is all you can see! Room! It is not become yet a country house! And snow plains not become a summer plain! It will happen later! Maybe, you need to visit this place later!

Come to this place later! This snow land will stay like this! And summer awaits you, but later!

First attempt to draw dreamcore about a room. And something a scene. It is so a surreal flight. Or movement in a spectator mode view. As in a computer games, or in a dream.  Or somekind a walk by such kind of places. Ina  games, where you need just walk!

So a light-snow tone. And not so dark or scary, as it can be in a dreamcore or weirdcore pics! And more positive way! Dreamway! Strange! As it is a fragment of interesting dream, sleep memories. But it is so refreshing! And bright morning! Time to wake up! It is a dream experience!

Welcome to luminal space of light snow room! This is entry point! As in C++. You still can go back to this place. As for weekend, relax. Some holiday, resort. In virtual space, luminal space, dream, dreamcore, dream zone, dream experience!

Almost like dreamcast. Cast a dream. About a light snow winter place!

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Friday, August 18: Judas Priest, "Solar Angels"

R.I.P. Dave Holland (1948-2018)

Point of Entry was an album of mixed emotions, a record where Judas Priest aimed for American radio rock and somewhat succeeded on a qualitative if not commercial level.  There was little in the way of real heavy metal, but there were hooks and strong riffs and choruses to be found throughout.  And in the case of “Solar Angels”, a rare instance of Priest just riding a steady groove and building a story around it.  Dave Holland’s drumming regularly took heat for being more simplistic and less imaginative than his predecessor and successor, but on his first 3 albums with the band he knew exactly how to propel the songs forward, giving them an unyielding momentum that perfectly supported Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing’s riffs and frequently gave Priest a steamrolling quality that made them a lethal force on stage.  With “Solar Angels” Holland’s 4/4 rhythm gave Tipton and Downing ample space to chug, sway and solo, while Rob Halford largely floated over all of it.  The bridge essentially functioned as a wordless chorus, and there wasn’t a single pummeling moment that announced itself- in a way, this was arguably one of their more experimental tracks, since it had the basic sound of early ‘80s hard rock but without a conventional song structure.  And that was what made it awesome: here was Priest flexing their prowess without showing off, vamping a bit without being overindulgent and letting the groove do the lifting and speak for itself.

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JUDAS PRIEST-DESERT PLAINS