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Digital Playlist: Rob Halford
November 16, 2011 , 1:35 am | By Bryan Reesman
Digital Playlist, Hard Rock & Metal, Music Musings
Who: Rob Halford, frontman for Judas Priest.
What: The top five songs rocking his iPod.
Where: On tour across America.
Latest Release: The Chosen Few.
2. RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE “Bulls On Parade” — “They were the first band to create that kind of groove, and I like their socio-political statements.”
3. LED ZEPPELIN “Whole Lotta Love” — “To me, they are the premier hard rock/heavy metal band that really started the early type of vibes of heavy metal. The riff, [sings] ‘dun-dun dun-dun-dun’, it’s just remarkable.”
4. BLACK SABBATH “Black Sabbath” — “It’s probably the most evil song ever written.”
5. THE BEATLES “Across The Universe” — “It’s just the essence and the vibe of the song — it’s very transcendental. The tone, the melody and the atmosphere is just very, very special. Without The Beatles, rock ‘n roll wouldn’t be where it is today.”
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