The Bottom Line
Pros
- Great musicianship and chemistry.
Cons
- It's tough to live up to Rob Halford's vocal standards.
Description
- Released March 7, 2006 on Rhino Records.
- Originally recorded in 1996.
- Produced by Glenn Tipton and Sean Lynch.
Guide Review - Tipton, Entwhistle And Powell - Edge Of The World
The material from the first album that was recorded with just Tipton, Entwhistle and Powell was shelved and not released until now. That's a shame, because it's something Priest fans and metal fans would have enjoyed hearing 10 years ago. All 3 are fantastic musicians and they have an excellent chemistry together. The songs are very melodic and a little poppier sounding than Judas Priest.
In addition to wielding his legendary axe, Tipton also sings lead on the album. He's no Rob Halford (who is?), but his voice lends itself well to this material. His range is rather limited, but he realizes that and sticks to singing in the range that sounds best. It's a shame that Tipton is the only one of these three brilliant talents that is still alive today. It would have been great to see those three play these songs live.





