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John Hinch, Drummer on First Judas Priest Album, Dead at 73
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Rob Halford Confirms Death of Former Judas Priest Drummer
Rocka Rolla, has reportedly died at the age of 73.
News of Hinch’s passing was confirmed by Judas Priest singer Rob Halford. His style was strong, direct and unique,” the legendary frontman recalled to Loudwire. “I ll be blasting
Rocka Rolla today! Halford further shared the news via his Instagram Story, posting a picture of Hinch, along with the caption “RIP.”
Hinch was born in Staffordshire, England and grew up playing in several bands in the nearby Birmingham area. He originally joined Halford in the group Hiroshima before following the vocalist to Judas Priest in 1973.
Rob Halford Confirms Death of Former Judas Priest Drummer
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Made in L.A. under the influence of colossal amounts of cocaine, the heavy metal legendsâ fourth album, recently reissued, made room for both light and shade and featured several of their signature songs.
It would be misleading to argue that
Vol. 4 is the work of Black Sabbath at the peak of their powers. When youâre the band that recorded âIron Man,â âWar Pigs,â and âParanoid,â and you put them all on the same album, congratulations,
thatâs the peak of your powers. But Vol. 4â recently reissued with a full haul of outtakes, false starts, and live versionsâis a close second. The sense of scale, the lyrical directness, and the sheer riff-crunching power that mark the band at their best are all here, along with several signature Sabbath tunes.