Rapid Fire
Rapid Fire

Judas Priest - Rapid Fire Lyrics

Rock
Sep 17, 1998
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Rapid Fire Music Video

Rapid Fire Lyrics

Pounding the world like a battering ram
Forging the furnace for the final grand slam
Chopping away at the source soon the course will be done
Cleaving a trail of destruction that's second to none

Hammering anvils, straining muscle and might
Shattering blows, crashing browbeating fright
Fast devastating and desolating the curse
Blasting the cannons of truth through each man of this earth

Wielding the axe comes the one culmination
That's always seemed certain to bring down the curtain on greed
Sifting the good from the bad it's the age for the rage
Of the dogs which must fall to the just and be free

Now grate for the vandals who trampled and sampled
Till this place conditioned brought forth demolition to war
The slipping and sliding, corrosive subsiding
That withered and waned
Till the world seemed all drained fills the bay

Pounding the world like a battering ram
Forging the furnace for the final grand slam
Chopping away at the source, soon the course will be gone
Cleaving a trail of destruction that's second to none
Second to none

Writer(s): Glenn Raymond Tipton, Kenneth Downing, Robert Halford
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote 'Rapid Fire' by Judas Priest?

    'Rapid Fire' was written by the Judas Priest songwriting trio of Rob Halford, Glenn Tipton, and K.K. Downing.

  2. Which album features the song 'Rapid Fire'?

    'Rapid Fire' is the opening track on Judas Priest's sixth studio album, 'British Steel,' which is considered a landmark in heavy metal music.

  3. When was 'British Steel' released?

    The album 'British Steel' was released on April 11, 1980, by Columbia Records.

  4. Where was 'Rapid Fire' recorded?

    'Rapid Fire' was recorded at Tittenhurst Park, the estate in England owned by Ringo Starr at the time.

  5. What unique recording techniques were used on 'British Steel'?

    During the recording of 'British Steel,' digital sampling was not widely available, so the band used analog recording methods like smashing milk bottles and producing sounds with billiard cues and trays of cutlery.

  6. Has 'British Steel' received any notable reviews or accolades?

    Yes, 'British Steel' has received positive reviews and was given five stars out of five by AllMusic, which described it as a significant album in heavy metal history.

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