I am 55 years old and I have been listening to Judas Priest since 1978. At the start of Covid, I got laid off and did nothing but martial arts, work out in my garage and listen to Judas Priest for six months. I advanced two belts in TKD and closing in on Black. I have shed over 60 lbs., and even now that I am work from home, I still manage to grind 2 hour workouts once I get my Judas Priest fix. Nothing gets me more fired up!
Actually that award goes to the sinner version from Unleashed in the East. This was damn good, but unleashed in the East was by far the definitive version . The album itself would be there definitive live performance and to me the most memorable album to date.
Metal poetry. The changes - the bridges the solos - I cannot praise this song enough. It is a master piece and arguably the best metal song ever by the best metal band ever.
It's got a perfect progression and changes of mood - not a note wrong. I notice Iron Maiden also attempt this but I personally find their changes and bridges clunky sometimes , not seamless like this is
I find I often change as to my favourite - it depends on my mood. This is way JP are my favourite band as they have a mood and style to suit any taste at a given time. Others can get a bit like a one trick pony.
@Flat Earth Florida I completely agree... Judas Priest's contribution to metal is crucial... From Rob's incredible voice and screams, to a twin guitar sound that left a permanent mark on the metal sound.
Saw Priest in 84 on the DOF tour I was 13 and my Mom said I could only go if her and my Dad went We had tickets within 20 ft of the stage She once had a chance to see the Beatles in KC in 1964 or 1965 I can’t remember..her friend had an extra ticket but my grandfather wouldn’t let her go and she never got to see them She didn’t want me to have the same disappointment Still can remember KK on upper stage during this solo and Rob pointing at me and smiling as I was singing every word Thanks Mom you’re the best
That's a great story. My parents were more like "He gets good grades, has a job, and doesn't do drugs, so let him go to concerts". And that was fine by me. Funny story, my dad saw Ronnie James Dio being interviewed on ESPN (Ronnie was a sports fan, as was my dad, and ESPN was interviewing celebrity sports fans). I remember my dad being like "Wow! That guy has some voice!" My mom would often pull me aside and say "Here's 20 dollars. Have a good time and get yourself a t-shirt at the show!"
an interesting if unintended comparison : Steve Morris and Ian Curtis were tight . Morris being the. perfect drummer for Joy Division & New Order , prob one of the most technically proficient drummers ever , yet often overlooked
Best guitar solo ever for me, done by Mr. KK Downing (album version especially). Pure emotions, pain and crying, savage and harmless, bluesy and celtic, nostalgic and spacey, psychodelic thing of beauty. Same level of such greats as David Gilmour, Jimmy Hendrix and Eddie Hazel.
When you were meeting a friend of mine, we’re in San Francisco, and we took acid. Of course we got it off the heat.… We went and saw the scorpions in I think with candlestick Park.… And we got to sing with the lead singer and guitarist of the scorpions, the milk down to me and my friend amongst all the thousands of people that were there, because I think we were completely out of control and higher than anybody else there as long as I was concerned, I doubt that’s true.… But yeah, I got to sing with the scorpions in their guitarist. We were singing big city nights. They got right down there with us me and my friend it was amazing. I’ll never forget it it
@@kakolykia yeah but its matter of work too . Low tenor he was at the time . But in mid 80s , as talking voice he went baritonish ...look turbo interviews thats surprising . And it changed in early 2000
@@kakolykia he is actually baritone. because he is also able to sing C2 which a tenor couldnt do. C2-C6 (lowest note ever sung by halford was even a B1 which is bass category and highest was a G6 which sopranos would fear to do but that happened like 3 times so I am not sure to count it).
One of the best Priest songs ever. Just brilliant musical technicians. Those vocals are incredible. Rob Halford is hands down one of my favourite vocalists of all time.
Megadeth is Thrash and still make great music i like both bands and have seen them both 6 times or so now, but jp with the new line up not that impressive...Andy Sneed sucks
@Louis Reyna : I didn't forget. But on that tour Priest were still climbing, gaining fans. Hence not technically their "Peak". If you wanna narrow it down, I could say 1984 was Priest's peak. With Defenders. From their it was a slow decline starting with Turbo. And then Rob left in 92. Ending Priest as us 80,s people knew them to be. But then Priest re-invents themselves. But it would never be the same as the years leading up to and including 1984 Defenders tour. My opinion as a life long fan since 1977. Thankyou.
this song always gives me goosebumps, especially kk's solo. in my opinion kk and dave mustaine are by far the greatest shredders of all time and kk and Tipton are the best guitar duo's of all time
I saw this metal “beast” the first time in 1981 during the Point of Entry tour. Anyone who saw that show knew what was to come. These lads were just on another level and could not be denied.
My 1st concert was this same tour in Erie, PA. I was deaf for like a week afterwards. It was so killer! I was scarred for life. I'm still a 49 year old metal head.
@@rusticrune9801 I first saw them on their Defenders Tour, my ears were ringing for a few days afterward, i was standing, right next to the stage, left side, by the speakers
I finally got to see Priest in 2009 and watching K.K. playing the main solo was the coolest thing I've ever witnessed at any concert I've been to. You don't get any more metal than this!
RIP Dave Holland. His stye and sound fit JP on this songs. Got the hell out of the way, but his groove added such a heaviness to these incredible songs, like a wall of metal.
Rob Halford--pre-operatic master. Most skillful, metal vocalist of all time. Even Luciano Pavarotti singled him out. Priest in their prime here; wish we could go back in time. KNOW Priest--KNOW VIRTUOSITY. NO PRIEST--NO VIRTUOSITY!!!
I’ve been to maybe a hundred or more rock shows throughout my life and I can attest that no one delivers like KK Downing! Watching him play live was mind blowing.
People always ask me why I still listen to 80's music. All I have to do is show them any one of the video clips from this show and they get it. Priest was and always be one of my favorite bands!
This is one of the best of best Judas Priest classics ever it is now 2021 and this hard rocking classic is still ahead of it's time KK Downing really threw a mean one to this one along with Rob's powerful voice one of the best Judas Priest classics ever
Brilliant song. The entire band working together as a single unit like a well oiled machine. Metal. KK with a Strat and Glenn with his "lucky" red leather trousers. Ian Hill & Dave Holland(RIP) - how tight a rhythm section were they? And then there's Rob.. There's no excitement in live music like this today..Nothing..
La Barone -- you're right -- there's no excitement in live music like this today -- not even Judas Priest, as Rob looks like he's distracted onstage these days and never looks at the audience, milling aimlessly from right to left. Very sad. His voice has also lost some of its majestic highs. Fuck old age.
@@jondunmore4268 : Correct. Agreed. Sorry for all you younger kids today. You guys are being sold fake Judas Priest nowadays. I wish you all would realise that. Firepower don't match up to the "classic" Priest material. Even though you younger kids think it's epic.
Um dos maiores live do metal sem dúvidas!!! Melhor puro heavy metal,mister KK.Downing possuído nos seus solos e Glenn tipton nas suas bases monstras de arrepiar... enfim pra mim a melhor e maior banda de todos os tempos!!!!! Judas Priest ontem,hoje e sempre ...
Was lucky enough to actually see this tour in 1982. Feel bad for kids now having to watch 35 year old concerts to get real metal. But it may be that Priest and Halford were 1 in a 100 year talent. I am starting to think so. Have not seen anyone in my life exceed or even match them yet.
Heavy Metal Rules Seen Priest in 2009. Still the best band I've been to see. The sound was so clear and Rob was on top form. I wasn't expecting much from them, they were touring with Testament and Megadeth, and I was there for latter mainly. Priest kicked their ass. The crowd was so excited by them. Hope they come back here on the Firepower tour.
I feel badly for them too. This is the sweet spot period. If they have to go back 35 years then so be it. The fact is, Priest today is nowhere near this performance. I was 22 when this tour was out. Look at KK's playing. He is a Metal God.
EJ W Yeah, this is hard to top. I love Maiden, Sabbath, AC/DC, the greats, and I wouldn’t want to do without any of them, but you can’t hear this and not consider Priest as good as anybody anywhere.
Seeing live performances like this is for flabbergastingly amazing! The level of dedication needed to achieve this level of precision is so uncommon in all but the finest shows. This is on a level up there with world class Opera, ballet, etc. Some of the finest performances seen in my lifetime. Maybe ever! Thank you JP!!!!!
This was it , is it and their absolute peak is peaking here. The pace and vibe here is what they were and created. I can’t even look at them now , with everyone gone except Ian and Rob , it’s not even a shade of this.
Dear God Kk downing was a beast on fire. This has to be the most iconic solo in priest history. Kk is right he was the energy powering Priest. Tipton is a great guitar player but Kk definitely turned priest into the power house it was.
Sad wings of destiny was the first priest experience I had ages ago. Saw that lp in my local music store and bought it just because of the cover art. Bought it and played it all that weekend blown away that there were another band as righteous as Sabbath around. Bought sin after sin the week of release and sinner remains a top five priest track to me today. Thanks JP for all the great years of metal...
KK's solo on this (and other versions) makes me think the gates of hell have opened, just before 'war raises its head' in the lyrics. Perfect. Just like his Victim of Changes solo comes after Rob talks of having had enough and getting out, the solo blends melody and chaos, like something beautiful (the relationship or the woman) finally breaking down. Cracking stuff.
![Judas Priest - Sinner (Graspop 2008) [Pro-Shot, 480p, 16:9, HQ, Remastered Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SFTfhArvbjI/mqdefault.jpg)
I’m 74 next month and I still listen to Judas Priest. Greatest live band ever!!
Thats badass. I also plan to be jamming the Priest at 74.
"If you think you are too old to rock and roll, you probably are". Lemmy Kilmister~ 🤘 Always stay metal brother! I'm 54!
Metal gods! ~Brian
At 74 I hope I still remember my legs
Listening is one thing. Imagine being in your early 70's and being on tour doing this kind of music for decades.
I am 55 years old and I have been listening to Judas Priest since 1978. At the start of Covid, I got laid off and did nothing but martial arts, work out in my garage and listen to Judas Priest for six months. I advanced two belts in TKD and closing in on Black. I have shed over 60 lbs., and even now that I am work from home, I still manage to grind 2 hour workouts once I get my Judas Priest fix. Nothing gets me more fired up!
Dam it...that's inspiring!!
It gets my yard work done that's for sure! Fuck you arthritis!
Well done sir! That's what I hoped to do as well, but I joined with you and together we maintained "average".
Tom.....you definitely deserve an atta boyyyyyyy! Congratulations buddy
RAPID......
FIRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is easily one of the best recorded live performances in metal history.
You should also check out the 1988 version on RUclips. Rob DOES NOT hold anything back and rips his vocal chords for us! All hail the metal gods!
ABSOLUTELY!!
No doubt
Actually that award goes to the sinner version from Unleashed in the East. This was damn good, but unleashed in the East was by far the definitive version . The album itself would be there definitive live performance and to me the most memorable album to date.
1988 is better. More powerful vocals@@leeham6230
KK just goes full Hendrix mode. AMAZING
Tipton is no slouch but KK crushes it here
Yes indeed. It's one of the few songs KK uses a Fender Stratocaster. WICKED!!😮❤
This solo got KK 20 blowjobs by 20 different girls that night
Totally Love Glenn, But KK Kills It Here
Hendrix has always been his favorite player
Possibly one of the most important solos in metal.
Love that description
I don’t understand it.
Saw them do this song twice, and both times the KK solo was the best ever
@@mcraft2240you don't? 😮
Along with his solo in Victim Of Changes 🤘🤘
Metal poetry. The changes - the bridges the solos - I cannot praise this song enough. It is a master piece and arguably the best metal song ever by the best metal band ever.
Yeah I find myself listening to this song more and more and appreciating it more and more!
my favorite on unleashed in the east the best song on there......\\M//
It's got a perfect progression and changes of mood - not a note wrong. I notice Iron Maiden also attempt this but I personally find their changes and bridges clunky sometimes , not seamless like this is
Lately it's been my fave PRIEST tune; that along with "Better by you better than me," and Dreamer Deceiver.
I find I often change as to my favourite - it depends on my mood. This is way JP are my favourite band as they have a mood and style to suit any taste at a given time. Others can get a bit like a one trick pony.
Never fails to give me chills. KK's solo is just sinister.
KK is so underrated in my opinion. Equally impressive as Glenn.
That solo is the pinnacle of electric guitar.
His tone is insane. There's no way those aren't custom-wound Duncans in that Strat.
@@picklesmcmillan217 I think they are either Dimarzio SDS-1 or FS-1
What a mind blowing performance. K K Downings lead is unbelievable. Halford was in top form. Awesome video.
Magnus Soevgaard
Great observation Nd comment. Spot on! KK!
All props to KK, but Tipton is the workhorse on this one.
One of the few bands that sound even better live.
Great live band one of the best for sure ,
all rock and roll sounds better live
They have to be seen and heard live, to know how brilliant they are.
@Flat Earth Florida Without Black Sabbath and Iommi's riffs the Metal history would not have been
@Flat Earth Florida I completely agree... Judas Priest's contribution to metal is crucial... From Rob's incredible voice and screams, to a twin guitar sound that left a permanent mark on the metal sound.
Saw Priest in 84 on the DOF tour
I was 13 and my Mom said I could only go if her and my Dad went
We had tickets within 20 ft of the stage
She once had a chance to see the Beatles in KC in 1964 or 1965 I can’t remember..her friend had an extra ticket but my grandfather wouldn’t let her go and she never got to see them
She didn’t want me to have the same disappointment
Still can remember KK on upper stage during this solo and Rob pointing at me and smiling as I was singing every word
Thanks Mom you’re the best
That's a great story. My parents were more like "He gets good grades, has a job, and doesn't do drugs, so let him go to concerts". And that was fine by me. Funny story, my dad saw Ronnie James Dio being interviewed on ESPN (Ronnie was a sports fan, as was my dad, and ESPN was interviewing celebrity sports fans). I remember my dad being like "Wow! That guy has some voice!" My mom would often pull me aside and say "Here's 20 dollars. Have a good time and get yourself a t-shirt at the show!"
Your story made me emotional. Priceless experience!
Dave Holland was the secret weapon, was the perfect drummer for Priest a machine human metronome, he and Ian were tight.
agreed. And THAT SNARE AND TOM TONE!
yep! you're so damn right!
an interesting if unintended comparison : Steve Morris and Ian Curtis were tight . Morris being the. perfect drummer for Joy Division & New Order , prob one of the most technically proficient drummers ever , yet often overlooked
He should have kept some Simon Phillips/Les Binks elements...
@@bobmathews9072 this comparison goes with almost every iconic band like DLR wasn't the best singer but his voice was the perfect fit for VH.
Best guitar solo ever for me, done by Mr. KK Downing (album version especially). Pure emotions, pain and crying, savage and harmless, bluesy and celtic, nostalgic and spacey, psychodelic thing of beauty. Same level of such greats as David Gilmour, Jimmy Hendrix and Eddie Hazel.
KK & his guitar are one soul! Beautiful! Judas Priest is pure adrenaline!
Glennis fills during the verses are pretty fucking good, too.
When you were meeting a friend of mine, we’re in San Francisco, and we took acid. Of course we got it off the heat.… We went and saw the scorpions in I think with candlestick Park.… And we got to sing with the lead singer and guitarist of the scorpions, the milk down to me and my friend amongst all the thousands of people that were there, because I think we were completely out of control and higher than anybody else there as long as I was concerned, I doubt that’s true.… But yeah, I got to sing with the scorpions in their guitarist. We were singing big city nights. They got right down there with us me and my friend it was amazing. I’ll never forget it it
Getting that view KK for as long as you good must’ve really put a tattoo on your fucking brain. I can imagine it would mind.
KK's solo is the most powerful one in the history of heavy-metal live performance!
I think someone forgot All Guns Blazing...
Hendrix influence indeed
They all look great there but Rib was a blond toxic version of the King there
@@elviraxenobia1902 what do you mean toxic?
Im agree with you DUDE UPSTANDING SOLO
Always amazed at how effortlessly Halford could hit those notes. Blinding band......
coz he has the tenor range voice
@@kakolykia yeah but its matter of work too .
Low tenor he was at the time .
But in mid 80s , as talking voice he went baritonish ...look turbo interviews thats surprising .
And it changed in early 2000
@@kakolykia there re guys singing quite high thay were not tenor at all in fact at the time
I use to can hit the high notes when I was 10 or 9 but because of puberty,I sound like shit now.I'm 14
@@kakolykia he is actually baritone. because he is also able to sing C2 which a tenor couldnt do. C2-C6 (lowest note ever sung by halford was even a B1 which is bass category and highest was a G6 which sopranos would fear to do but that happened like 3 times so I am not sure to count it).
7:03 母さんが言う「こう言うパーマは変だと」死のう！！
Im 60 and still find Priest the perfect METAL BAND!!!!😊
😂 Yep, and I’m also a sucker for Motörhead and in general many bands more.
52 and rocking on. 🤘🤘
RIP, my brother, who loved Judas,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rest well my brother
🤘🏽🖤
You should've learnt from your brother 😉🤣
Priest name and sound is in your brother´s soul resting in heaven!
Sorry ot hear of your loss, RIP.
This live concert is the absolute most quintessential Priest.
This is one of the MOST Powerful performances of Judas Priest at their best. KK Downing's intro here is epic. Doesn't get any better. Need KK back.
If you can make a strat growl like a tiger you are the king long live KK Downing !!
The studio version is perfection....this live version does it complete justice!
judas priest was the ultimate heavy metal band are seen at their prime here.
One of the best Priest songs ever. Just brilliant musical technicians. Those vocals are incredible. Rob Halford is hands down one of my favourite vocalists of all time.
At their peak in 82. Screaming for Vengeance tour. There is NO better metal band........period.
AGREED!
Megadeth is Thrash and still make great music i like both bands and have seen them both 6 times or so now, but jp with the new line up not that impressive...Andy Sneed sucks
Post Free Wheel Burning they went shit
82, 83, 84 were their Peak! KK and Glenn forever.
@Louis Reyna : I didn't forget. But on that tour Priest were still climbing, gaining fans. Hence not technically their "Peak". If you wanna narrow it down, I could say 1984 was Priest's peak. With Defenders. From their it was a slow decline starting with Turbo. And then Rob left in 92. Ending Priest as us 80,s people knew them to be. But then Priest re-invents themselves. But it would never be the same as the years leading up to and including 1984 Defenders tour. My opinion as a life long fan since 1977. Thankyou.
kk killed it on this one
killing it is not even close
watch the 2013 (I think Grashop show) song. KK is possessed
Richard and Cindy Van Huizen he was retired in 2013..
oops correct the tour before
He killed it, smashed it, murdered it, KK was on another planet with it!
This band reinvented heavy metal music.
This is my favourite live performance of sinner. God damn..they're so good!
The BEST metal band of all time! These crowd-friendly athletes leave it all out there on the stage. I Love you JP!
I worship the Priest, not bad for a non-Catholic!
@ 3:52 when you are the greatest band and you break the space time continuum and for a moment everyone and everything just becomes one.
3:29 K.K. sounds totally insane on this song. Over the top! My favorite solo of his.
Mr Downing is primed and ready on a Sunday Morning Ooohhhh
Frank Bullitt
He’s the voice of the audience hehehe
I don't think Rob said "Morning" just being primed on a Sunday is inspirational enough 🤘
Hey pal leave KK out out the acapella fudge packing !
I could almost hear Graham Chapman chiming in there.
*THE SINNERRRRRRRRR*
Halford amazing 🎸🎸🎸
this song always gives me goosebumps, especially kk's solo. in my opinion kk and dave mustaine are by far the greatest shredders of all time and kk and Tipton are the best guitar duo's of all time
Mr. Downing is primed and ready on this Sunday evening.
you like havok?
Number Of The Priest
69
I saw this metal “beast” the first time in 1981 during the Point of Entry tour. Anyone who saw that show knew what was to come. These lads were just on another level and could not be denied.
🙋
KK's solo sounds like how a Beksinski painting looks... turbulent yet expansive, so transportive!
My 1st concert was this same tour in Erie, PA. I was deaf for like a week afterwards. It was so killer! I was scarred for life. I'm still a 49 year old metal head.
Most Likely,Yes.
I saw Priest on their Screaming For Vengeance tour. I still proudly display me scars. ✌
The way you worded that last sentence makes it sound like you were 49 back then and stopped aging because of thee concert xD.
Was it 1981 at the Erie County Field House? I was there as well, first song was Solar Angels from Point of Entry!
@@rusticrune9801 I first saw them on their Defenders Tour, my ears were ringing for a few days afterward, i was standing, right next to the stage, left side, by the speakers
The solo guitar is glorious
I finally got to see Priest in 2009 and watching K.K. playing the main solo was the coolest thing I've ever witnessed at any concert I've been to. You don't get any more metal than this!
Some of the best old school Heavy Metal Feeling of all time.
full body goosebumps music
RIP Dave Holland. His stye and sound fit JP on this songs. Got the hell out of the way, but his groove added such a heaviness to these incredible songs, like a wall of metal.
sadly he went downhill since 1985.
Dave Holland it is and always will be my favorite drummer
@@justanaturaldisaster He's dead
Well Lesbinks was better on theses songs .
But thats okay .
In Trapeze Holland was more subtile and did a lot more double bass .
Than here
metalheadoldschol Priest's double bass was extremely well timed and fast compared to Trapeze. Dave wasn't as good as Les.
Rob Halford--pre-operatic master. Most skillful, metal vocalist of all time. Even Luciano Pavarotti singled him out. Priest in their prime here; wish we could go back in time. KNOW Priest--KNOW VIRTUOSITY. NO PRIEST--NO VIRTUOSITY!!!
He prob couldve sang opera,if Pavarotti says so.
Pavarotti singled him out? When?
I’ve been to maybe a hundred or more rock shows throughout my life and I can attest that no one delivers like KK Downing! Watching him play live was mind blowing.
In my view, this is KK’s finest moments, truly one of the best guitar performances of all time!
Jon Canty
Absolutely agree. He is a true Rock Star. This is his best performance.
Jon Canty
Absolutely right! KK showcases what it is to be a true Rock Star!
Glenn always was one. This IS epic KK Downing!
One of most kick ass breakdowns in metal history 3:20
literally one of the best vocal performances ever
Michael Robinson go listen to version from 1988. Its even better!
Absolutely
This is one of the best live Priest vidieo's I've seen... wait a minute.. I say that about every Priest vidieo
KK is without a doubt a true give it all performer, as time went on KK made this song (and others) pure MASTERPIECES.
I love priest.
Though Im 54, I'm still a headbanger Love this tune
KK's solo is part of my DNA.
People always ask me why I still listen to 80's music. All I have to do is show them any one of the video clips from this show and they get it. Priest was and always be one of my favorite bands!
If there is a better live version of Sinner, I haven't ever seen it.
Incredible performance by KK it puts me into a trance ✊I was at this concert in the 10th row wacko on Quaaludes memories of a lifetime ✊
My favorite guitarist ever, and I always show this video when asked why haha
This is one of the best of best Judas Priest classics ever it is now 2021 and this hard rocking classic is still ahead of it's time KK Downing really threw a mean one to this one along with Rob's powerful voice one of the best Judas Priest classics ever
“His very presence disrupts the calm into the storm!” SINNAAAAHHH!!!!
Amazing KK solo he’s such a good guitarist as is Glenn they compliment each other so well
Brilliant song. The entire band working together as a single unit like a well oiled machine. Metal. KK with a Strat and Glenn with his "lucky" red leather trousers. Ian Hill & Dave Holland(RIP) - how tight a rhythm section were they? And then there's Rob.. There's no excitement in live music like this today..Nothing..
I was lucky enough to see them live 3 times. Always worked as a team, every song, every concert.
La Barone -- you're right -- there's no excitement in live music like this today -- not even Judas Priest, as Rob looks like he's distracted onstage these days and never looks at the audience, milling aimlessly from right to left. Very sad. His voice has also lost some of its majestic highs. Fuck old age.
@@jondunmore4268 : Correct. Agreed. Sorry for all you younger kids today. You guys are being sold fake Judas Priest nowadays. I wish you all would realise that. Firepower don't match up to the "classic" Priest material. Even though you younger kids think it's epic.
Pure Liquid Metal
Hate to say it but Freddy is right..
THIS is my FAVORITE era of Preist! !
Dave Holland has power that could make a hall shake. (quoted from KK Downing's autobio "Heavy Duty") ❤
How can you have 2 great and excellent guitarists in 1 band ? Damn! To find 1 is already like a pin in a haystack.
Um dos maiores live do metal sem dúvidas!!! Melhor puro heavy metal,mister KK.Downing possuído nos seus solos e Glenn tipton nas suas bases monstras de arrepiar... enfim pra mim a melhor e maior banda de todos os tempos!!!!! Judas Priest ontem,hoje e sempre ...
Totally agree! Watch again KK's master class incredible solo. This solo is what transformed him into a super star! 🤩 Show us how it's done KK!
Was lucky enough to actually see this tour in 1982. Feel bad for kids now having to watch 35 year old concerts to get real metal. But it may be that Priest and Halford were 1 in a 100 year talent. I am starting to think so. Have not seen anyone in my life exceed or even match them yet.
Me neither!
Heavy Metal Rules Seen Priest in 2009. Still the best band I've been to see. The sound was so clear and Rob was on top form. I wasn't expecting much from them, they were touring with Testament and Megadeth, and I was there for latter mainly. Priest kicked their ass. The crowd was so excited by them. Hope they come back here on the Firepower tour.
I feel badly for them too. This is the sweet spot period. If they have to go back 35 years then so be it. The fact is, Priest today is nowhere near this performance. I was 22 when this tour was out. Look at KK's playing. He is a Metal God.
I'm from 1999 and I don't mind watching 35 years ish old clips if they are amazing and that ome just is pure Priest magic!
Love it!
EJ W Yeah, this is hard to top. I love Maiden, Sabbath, AC/DC, the greats, and I wouldn’t want to do without any of them, but you can’t hear this and not consider Priest as good as anybody anywhere.
Perfect drumming...damn...what a sound and punch.
Dave Holland, in my opinion JP's Greatest Drummer, they also had the most hits of their career with him behind the Drums...
@@MrMustard2U oh yeah for sure he’s a monster!!
@@mrchoptop5482 he was.
Saw them in 78 in Berdoo when I was in the force. Mesmerizing. Never forget.
This is the best version of the track. The band was ALL GUNS BLAZING!!! This is their absolute best live footage. HAIL JUDAS PRIEST! 🤘🏾🤘🏾
Hands down the best solo ever recorded!
We've heard these fellows since the 70's, no matter what you gotta hear a dose of Judas once in a while.
kk downing using that whammy bar on the solo . awesome
This performance made him a Guitar God!
Glenn and kk are my absolute favorite metal guitarist btw this performance is INSANE! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
KK really shined live. In this performance he distorts all matter around him!
Seeing live performances like this is for flabbergastingly amazing! The level of dedication needed to achieve this level of precision is so uncommon in all but the finest shows. This is on a level up there with world class Opera, ballet, etc. Some of the finest performances seen in my lifetime. Maybe ever! Thank you JP!!!!!
Thank the powers that be that this show was captured on film ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
This was it , is it and their absolute peak is peaking here. The pace and vibe here is what they were and created. I can’t even look at them now , with everyone gone except Ian and Rob , it’s not even a shade of this.
Metal Gods! Period!
Totally!
The way KK and Glen play those distinctive solos makes me very happy
I've been a Priest fan since the early 80's and I'm in my 50's. This never gets old. It gets better. Long live the Priest.
Mr. K.K. Downing puts a whole new spin on the saying "pulling my chain". He has all kinds of cool 😎 chains with him on this one.🤘
Dear God Kk downing was a beast on fire. This has to be the most iconic solo in priest history. Kk is right he was the energy powering Priest. Tipton is a great guitar player but Kk definitely turned priest into the power house it was.
Its between this and KKs solo in Victim of Changes for me lol
I totally a-fucking-gree, KK was always stood out as the main attraction!!!...
How are these guys not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They are metal innovators with one of the best front man of all time.
Judas Priest playing every song like it was thier last!
Yeah I’m 60 and still listening to the priest saw them live two months ago in St. Louis Missouri. Great Joe I’ve been a fan since 77.
Prime priest.
Halford incredible.
Band also on top their game
PS.
Listening to KK solo i hear a future Influence on Slayer.
From a live concert standpoint this is Judas Priest at the top of their game. The 1982 tour was awesome.
Sad wings of destiny was the first priest experience I had ages ago. Saw that lp in my local music store and bought it just because of the cover art. Bought it and played it all that weekend blown away that there were another band as righteous as Sabbath around. Bought sin after sin the week of release and sinner remains a top five priest track to me today. Thanks JP for all the great years of metal...
i'm breathless just by watching this wtf. A Masterpiece!
KK's solo on this (and other versions) makes me think the gates of hell have opened, just before 'war raises its head' in the lyrics. Perfect.
Just like his Victim of Changes solo comes after Rob talks of having had enough and getting out, the solo blends melody and chaos, like something beautiful (the relationship or the woman) finally breaking down. Cracking stuff.
The Bounder
Fantastic interpretation. Spot on!
It's funny that you say "the gates of hell have opened"; that's exactly what I think when I hear the opening vocals to Dissident Aggressor.
Wow, in 82 I was working on my first trip to drug and alcohol rehab. Sober many years now and enjoy the music and performance of JP more than ever.
Just can't get over the precision of this entire band! I'm a musician never seen it equaled anywhere else. Rob is out of his mind GREAT!!
Priest in there prime,but then again they are always in there prime, just the best metal band of all time
Man, this takes me back to a great time in my life.
It takes me back... Well, sort of. They tell me I had a great time, so... yeah.
Judas Priest is the world best heavy metal band in the world.
glenn, such a master
Ahead of his time for sure.
And KK.
An underrated classic from Priest. KK really brings the stunt guitar on this one.
I love the Sin After Sin album; it's progressive and it's got a "swing" feel to it; sometimes a bit confusing but totally enjoying!
KK Downing is fucking awesome...and the rest too...this is so good