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Halford
Crucible
Crucible covers various styles, with Rob taking a few steps forward in time as well as several steps back, some of them way back. The punchy Roy Z production is still there but several of the songs head in a more modern direction, with some ironically ploughing the same furrow as the post-Halford Priest albums. There are a few mid-period Priest style romps, all retro-riffs and fluid melodic solos, and some simply ridiculous double-bass work from Bobby Jarzombek .One annoying thing is the number of different versions of this album that are available, but all in all Crucible is a strong album whose variety will be seen as welcome by some but will not threaten the majesty of ‘Resurrection’ in the eyes of others. – Phil Ashcroft
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Track Listing
Park Manor
Crucible
One Will
Betrayal
Handing Out Bullets
Hearts of Darkness
Crystal
Heretic
Golgotha
Wrath of God
Weaving Sorrow
Sun
Trail of Tears
She
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BAND MEMBERS & GUests
VOCALS:
Rob Halford
GUITAR:
Pat Lachman
Mike Chlasciak
BASS:
Ray Riendeau
DRUMS:
Bobby Jarzombek
RECORDING INFORMATION
LABEL:
Metal-Is/Sanctuary
PRODUCED BY:
Roy Z.
RELEASE YEAR:
2002
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