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This is Judas Priest with "Dissident Aggressor."

[rock music] Canyons of space and time, universal.

My mind is subjected, subjected to all.

Spin my mind.

Push through.

Push through my brain, I will.

Spin my mind.

Okay, so the category here, I found enough for drummers.

Um, and I thought this would be kinda cool, so we're, we're talking about the great Sin After Sin album, [lip smack] uh, 1977, and this is a band transformed by the drummer.

Uh, and it, it's a drummer who's only there the one time.

Simon Phillips, uh, kind of a, kind of a session drummer guy.

He's young at this point.

He goes on to be a big session drummer and in some things.

Um, but it's really funny how, um, you know, all these years later kinda things, he's, he's been on all sorts of highfalutin albums and situations, yet he's [chuckles] he's probably talked about and, and been more remembered for being on this, uh, this gauche heavy metal bands album, Judas Priest.

Uh, you know, and also did Michael Schenker Group.

But, uh, being on this album, uh, Sin After Sin, and he absolutely takes over.

You know, the drumming wasn't, wasn't super authoritative on "Rocka Rolla" or "Sad Wings," but it's a big, big deal here.

And he's only here for the one time, you know, famously.

I, I sh- I should check this, 'cause I know I've talked about this before, but they talk about him being 18 years old.

I thought he was maybe a little older than that.

He might've been 20.

I don't know.

Um, but he's only there on this album, and then of course the band, you know, loved him.

Uh, they, they wanted him to stay with the band, but he had other commitments, and he, and he couldn't stay, so he's gonna be replaced by Les Binks.

Um, [lip smack] but, uh, yeah, he, he truly transforms the band here, um, as does Roger Glover to some extent, uh, producing this record.

This is Judas Priest with "Dissident Aggressor."

[rock music] Canyons of space and time, universal.

My mind is subjected, subjected to all.

Spin my mind.

Push through.

Push through my brain, I will.

Spin my mind.

Okay, so the category here, I found enough for drummers.

Um, and I thought this would be kinda cool, so we're, we're talking about the great Sin After Sin album, [lip smack] uh, 1977, and this is a band transformed by the drummer.

Uh, and it, it's a drummer who's only there the one time.

Simon Phillips, uh, kind of a, kind of a session drummer guy.

He's young at this point.

He goes on to be a big session drummer and in some things.

Um, but it's really funny how, um, you know, all these years later kinda things, he's, he's been on all sorts of highfalutin albums and situations, yet he's [chuckles] he's probably talked about and, and been more remembered for being on this, uh, this gauche heavy metal bands album, Judas Priest.

Uh, you know, and also did Michael Schenker Group.

But, uh, being on this album, uh, Sin After Sin, and he absolutely takes over.

You know, the drumming wasn't, wasn't super authoritative on "Rocka Rolla" or "Sad Wings," but it's a big, big deal here.

And he's only here for the one time, you know, famously.

I, I sh- I should check this, 'cause I know I've talked about this before, but they talk about him being 18 years old.

I thought he was maybe a little older than that.

He might've been 20.

I don't know.

Um, but he's only there on this album, and then of course the band, you know, loved him.

Uh, they, they wanted him to stay with the band, but he had other commitments, and he, and he couldn't stay, so he's gonna be replaced by Les Binks.

Um, [lip smack] but, uh, yeah, he, he truly transforms the band here, um, as does Roger Glover to some extent, uh, producing this record.