Yes it was. The Nostradaums tour was 2008, British steel 2009, Made of metal 2010 (this one) and then Epitaph started in 2011. Made of metal tour ended in December of 2010, right at the same time Judas Priest (at the time) announced their farewell tour, which started about half a year after this one ended so Halford had very little time off during those years. Somehow he still released Nostradamus in 2008, Halford III: winter songs in 2009 and then Made of Metal in 2010 which this tour was in support of, although the tour did start before the album was out. Glad they all decided to carry on with Judas Priest though cause his voice from late 2011 till now has been really good (though everybody has off days still) and released 2 killer albums, with the latest being among their best work ever. It's a lot longer answer than was asked for, but i really like them as it might show. Really hope personally that they still have 1 more tour in them. But given how demanding the singing is and Rob nearing 70 I would not be surprised if his voice declined quite soon, but what we have gotten from them in recent years, even with all the setbacks (and them celebrating 50 years this year) i am more than happy with what they have given us fan and in general to the music as a whole so if the end is coming they are for sure ending on top.
GREAT GOD OF METAL !!!!!
Best vocalist ever !!
the best singer of heavy metal ever!
He doesn't like his own voice bit we fuckin love it.
Go Rob!
👌❤️
who tf told you, that rob doesent like his own voivce?
@@18alexhe said in his latest interview that he hates his voice
Por dios k vozzzzz....... Es alucinanteeeeee. Es mejor que echar un polvo..... No me canso de decirlo.k vozzzzz.....🤘🤘🤘
así es
wholly shit!!!
I believe it. Way lower then the 2001 version. Still killer!!
way lower, are you fo real? this is fkng metal god
Rob is the best forever
🔥🔥🔥
Was this after NOSTRADAMUS tour
THE 30th of British steel
And right before priests epitaph tour?
Yes it was. The Nostradaums tour was 2008, British steel 2009, Made of metal 2010 (this one) and then Epitaph started in 2011.
Made of metal tour ended in December of 2010, right at the same time Judas Priest (at the time) announced their farewell tour, which started about half a year after this one ended so Halford had very little time off during those years.
Somehow he still released Nostradamus in 2008, Halford III: winter songs in 2009 and then Made of Metal in 2010 which this tour was in support of, although the tour did start before the album was out. Glad they all decided to carry on with Judas Priest though cause his voice from late 2011 till now has been really good (though everybody has off days still) and released 2 killer albums, with the latest being among their best work ever.
It's a lot longer answer than was asked for, but i really like them as it might show. Really hope personally that they still have 1 more tour in them. But given how demanding the singing is and Rob nearing 70 I would not be surprised if his voice declined quite soon, but what we have gotten from them in recent years, even with all the setbacks (and them celebrating 50 years this year) i am more than happy with what they have given us fan and in general to the music as a whole so if the end is coming they are for sure ending on top.
Bobby Jarzombek on the drums ?
Sim, ele mesmo. Também tocou no Rock in Rio III.
Здорово)))
so fuckin good /.,.
ten s tim véčkem je taky dobrej borec
ROY FKN Z!!
nejlepší pecka od něj...možná lepší než Painkiller...:-)
No way he could sing like that in 2010
Yes
Pelado, viejo, y puto. Pero es la mezcla perfecta de fuego, acero y cuero \m/
hay problema en que sea puto?
GAYford !!! And hard metal
Eestlased
If you close, the video does not match the lyrics. Weak effort.