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Wrong song. That was better by you better then me. Which was originally a spooky tooth song. They said there was subliminal messages in it 😂🤷🏽‍♂️

Will be very interesting to see how Judas Priest perform on tour in March next year. Certainly right now KKs Priest seem a very tight band, on form. All performing well and all animated and look like they are enjoying themselves.

@@l0sferw0rds I'm not impressed with Halford's Napalm Death style vocals & I don't know who Faulkner thinks he is. I don't like it at all.

@@rosiemason-rk4cm Dude, you don't know what you're talking about, Faulkner is perfect for Judas Priest. K.K. is the one who left them back in 2011. You might want to do some research.

@@metalhead7181 Faulkner seems to have a very arrogant attitude & I don't like that.

Whoever that other guitar player is, he’s badass

Interesting to see what else the new JP album brings next year

Damn right he was, and hopefully still is :)

I had a wee feeling this one and Victim of Changes were gonna be good, and hence worth a recording if I could get the whole tracks. I thought AJ Mills rendition of the Tipton solo in this one was just superb!

Yeah, AJ’s solo was stunning and got a deserved applause 😀

They were superb. KK, Ripper, AJ Mills, Tony Newton all on great form. Well worth the drive from Aberdeen to Glasgow to see them

This certainly was a great show and listening experience :) The spitfire stage set on the Legacy of the Beast tour for Aces High was something to behold too. Let’s hope there is still another tour to follow

This certainly was a great show and listening experience :) The spitfire stage set on the Legacy of the Beast tour for Aces High was something to behold too. Let’s hope there is indeed still another tour to follow

I’m sure that would have been awesome near the front. Was special to see them play this live for the first tour after all these years, and Caught Somewhere in Time also a first live for me. I thought it was a superb show indeed :)

I’ve always loved that solo. Adrian seemed to be on great form all night.

Steve and Janick lead off the bounce I think :)

Happened during a couple of tracks oddly enough. Would arguably have been more appropriate during Lord of the Lost support act tracks, but there wasn’t any then I don’t think

Very good point to highlight the age and longevity of the band, and they still sound great. What I really appreciate is that they consistently produce new material and bring it live to the stage touring UK and Europe, with a good mix of new and old tracks. I also understand Biif and Nigel have both recovered from some serious surgery to get back on stage and keep rocking

I hadn’t seen Diamond Head live before, and was very impressed with them. Great gig all round

I was the same, knew a few tunes, but it was an amazing gig. Diamond head were epic!! ​@@l0sferw0rds