JUDAS PRIEST Slated To Release A Remixed Version Of 1974’s Rocka Rolla

Judas Priest launched their debut album Rocka Rolla on September 6, 1974. The report was produced by Black Sabbath producer Rodger Bain and is the one Judas Priest report to function drummer John Hinch. Now a full 50 years later, Rocka Rolla is getting remixed for a re-release.

Based on Judas Priest bassist Ian Hill in an interview with Meltdown of Detroit’s WRIF, longtime Judas Priest producer Tom Allom is engaged on a remix with the unique stems. Hill additionally notes that the remix will probably be “extra trendy,” which needs to be fascinating relying on how “trendy” they’re gonna try to make a report from 1974 sound.

“It is simply been re-engineered by Tom Allom in any case of those years,” mentioned Hill. “The multi-tracks had been in remarkably good situation, and he is modified a number of the sounds, made it extra trendy and clearly remixed it. And he is achieved an important job. It is simply popping out shortly, I imagine. It is just a few weeks away, I am positive it’s. Yeah, however he is redone it. It is gonna be re-released, which is nice information. It is lastly obtained the manufacturing it is all the time wanted.”

So we’ll see what occurs. Greatest case it sounds superior and everybody loves it, worst case it suffers from that trendy remix syndrome and all of us return to listening to the unique. Both method, Judas Priest guidelines.