  Metal Muscle   Summer 1990     If Judas Priest could get in
trouble over the supposed subliminal inclusion of the words "do
it" on a record, where does that leave someone like Glenn
Danzig, when the first song titled "Long Way Back From Hell"
pointedly asks the listener "Do want to take a life?/Do you want
to cross that line?" In one of the weirdest verdicts ever
recorded, the judge in the Priest trial concluded that the non-
specific utterance of Rob Halford, which could have simply been
the singer urging his band on, was in fact an unintentional
combination of grunts, musical sounds, and noises which just
happened to form those words. In Danzig's case, it's quite clear
where he stands and it's equally clear that he doesn't care if
you happen to like it.    What the parents of the two teenagers
in Reno conveniently forget in their distress over their
children's suicides is that there was a lot more wrong with
those two kids' lives than the fact that they liked to get
ripped and listen to a heavy metal recor