Task: Sentiment Analysis
Input (English): Great, But Only a Sign of What's to Come . One of the early Judas Priest albums, here we find Rob Halford's voice slightly different (something that would be complained about 20 years later with the release of an album with the band Two) and starting to change into the voice we hear on albums like "British Steel" and "Screaming for Vengeance." All of Glenn Tipton's and KK Downing's signature guitar licks are on here. All the songs are good (there's even a Priest classic..."Beyond the Realms of Death") but this album is far from being their best album or even in the same league as albums like "Hellbent for Leather" or "British Steel". But, don't get me wrong. It's good for an earlier release, but other than that...Get one of their later albums first.    1. Exciter-5/5-Good drum intro. The song is catchy for the most part and Rob Halford does some great screetching in this song.  2. White Heat, Red Hot-4/5-This song's OK, but I think the part where Halford says "white heat, red hot." is annoying.  3. Better By You Better than Me-3/5-His voice sounds more like it did on later albums, but this song doesn't seem really inspired.  4. Stained Class-5/5-Great song! The music on this track in particular rocks.  5. Invader-5/5-This song took a while to grow on me, but it's a very cool song.  6. Saints in Hell-5/5-I like the title and the lyrics. The song has some great sounds.  7. Savage-5/5-This song is really great, Halford's screeching can't be topped on this song.  8. Beyond the Realms of Death-5/5-Probably the best song on here.  9. Heroes End-5/5-Lyrics are good (For a hard rock song).    A
Output (English): POS