This song is from 1978. The video you are watching is however fairly recent. I saw them in 78 and a few times after that. Insanely good live band. If you think the vocal is good here, trust me, it was a lot better back then.
Yea, Rob is still impressive, but better back then, of course. I saw them twice, late '80s early '90s. First show like I was listening to the album. 2nd time they improvised. it was so much better. This should be studio for first time reaction
The Stained Class album is the second best metal album ever (behind Black Sabbath Master Of Reality) I love your positive reactions to the best music ever.
First time I ever heard this song was live in Detroit (1984) although it was realeased in 1978.I was completely blown away for days afterward they have been my favorite since. The next song they did was Sinner(also a first time hearing that).It was a great show! They have been around 50 years and have a new Album coming in 2021.Anything I could recommend is gold in my opinion so you can never go wrong with Victim of Changes
You girls pick such Amazing Songs..Its just so INCREDIBLE!!! I saw Judas Priest in concert. In fact I won back stage passes for their show. You girls are always able to bring back special memories for me. Great Song. Great Reaction.Great Memories. Thank you so much girls.❤❤⚘⚘
I always always want to see more Judas Priest reactions! They are amazing. I love Halford's vocal and the two lead guitars and...everything about Priest!
Hi girls, this is a great song. the singer, Rob Halford, lives in Paridise Valley in my home state of Arizona and I've been lucky enough to meet him a few times
i love music and deeply love my metal . ive been to so many shows in my life and have heard more bands over the years then i can recall , but priest is a hard one for any to contend with .in my humble opinion best band ever and def best show . and ive seen many , but this show was not long ago , i remember seeing them in the late 70s saw them most during the 80s but ive prob seen preist 20 times or better through the years , rock on ladies
There is simply nothing like having seen the Priest play this live back in their prime when both Tipton and Downing were still their lead guitarists!!! Although they still kick ass on stage today.
Honestly; I find this far more impressive. Rob at his height in the studio is one thing. But at this age, managing to sound this good live? That is truly great!
You're finally back with some classic heavy metal. I love Judas Priest, the power, the passion and the musicianship, bringing that to the table for more than four decades is incredible. I also think that they are bridging the gap between classic rock and heavy metal, not only because of that they're such an important band in today's music. Victim of Changes absolutely has to be the next song by them for you, that's probably their most epic song. But of course they have much more fascinating and great stuff to check out. Diamonds and Rust, You've Got Another Thing Coming, Electric Eye, Desert Plains, The Sentinel, Exciter, Some Heads Are Gonna Roll amongst others.
Saw them live in the 1970s. Have been a big fan of JP for a very long time, and it's marvelous to see you listen to them for the first time. Have a listen to Victim of Changes, and You've Got Another Thing Coming.
The High Priest of Rock n Roll in my opinion the greatest Heavy Metal Band of all time and this song is going to played at my funeral I saw them about 15 times since the 70sthey never disappointed me
Look up Judas Priest "Riding on the wind" Live in Dortmund -83. Rob Halford is on fire there. That was over 30 years ago and he is still good...amazing!
Oh how Judas Priest takes me back to my school days! To this day, I turn it up loud when I hear one of their songs on the radio. I have seen them a few times in concert and they sure know how to put on a killer show. I never left disappointed; just with ringing in my ears...lol! Love Rob Halford's vocal range. One of the best heavy metal singers of my time! Most people might not know that he actually enjoys listening to classical music in his spare time. Great choice of song and video. Way to go "dad" once again. I hope the two of you continue reacting to this amazing band. I certainly enjoyed watching this reaction video. By the way, I love your shirts. Shout out to our RUclips family for always gifting amazing stuff. The two of you deserve all that you receive. Love and Blessings! 💖
We speak the same language. I graduated 1980 first Priest show was the ,”Hell bent for Leather” tour 78 then British steel tour.Then Point of Entry tour, Screaming for Vengeance tour, Defenders tour,Turbo tour, painkiller tour, Angel of Retribution tour and last the Epitaph tour. Damn that’s a lot. While zeppelin will always be my #1 Priest is right there at a very close second
@@rickjohnson3580 great post! You certainly have seen Judas Priest more times than I have. My first time seeing them was during the Turbo tour. Best part always was when Halford would ride his motorcycle out on stage! Just an amazing band live in concert and never a dull moment. Like you, Zeppelin is and will always be my favorite band but Judas Priest and a few other great bands out there are tops on my list. Keep on rocking! ✌
Thank you Suzy! We are so blessed to have a wonderful RUclips family! David, was so kind as to send us these two shirts! How cool was that? LOL! We will wear them everyday! Well, maybe not everyday, but we will wear them with pride LOL!
@@danasfaith5738 two thumbs up for David! 👍👍 That was very cool of him to send those amazing shirts. I know you and Mia will wear them with pride. Another Zeppelin shirt for your collection...lol. My Zeppelin shirt collection is still growing. 😀 Just know that all of us from your RUclips family admire, respect and love you and Mia. 😘💖
Throughout the Metal world Rob Halford is known as the Metal God This is the band that introduced me to real metal,and then Iron Maiden.I got to see them twice and they were incredible, this was long before what you just watched,lol,and about 6 years before Painkiller, which is what I consider their prime.I totally agree with the U.K. being the birthplace of Metal,they beat us to it,lol, great reaction 👍
I saw them in 78 on the Stained Class tour and a few times after that. One time at Newcastle Mayfair with a young Iron Maiden as support. Now that was a good night
@@paulwhite7972 Nice, I had Stained Class on cassette when I was in the Army, and when I would lay down to rest I would play it on repeat and it drove my bunkmates crazy,lol. I would have loved to see them at that time or even the tour for Hell bent for Leather, just a couple of year's before my time,but not by much
I saw them in 83 at the US festival in San Bernardino California, great show! You've got another thing coming is my favorite oof there songs. You two keep up the great work, and keep on rocking!
It's been i while since i watch your reactions, but as soon that i seen that today was Beyond the Realms of Death🤯! When i was 16 almost everyday i was playing, still tho this day, one of my favorites Judas Priest songs. You girls have to listen the studio version even for yourselfs, to feel it when is voice was A1!
It's about a dude who is suffering from deep depression and in fact goes into a comatose like state. Unfortunately, the dude does die, possibly by his own hand. Still, a beautiful song that is a ballad, but still gets extremely heavy. Great reaction ladies and love the shirts.
The guitar solo, is by the incomparable Glenn Tipton (always in something red, his pants usually) He is AWESOME period ! And for some reason has been overlooked as one of the best/greatest all time metal (any genre of music really) guitarist, without question. During this concert footage, shot in 2015 (may be off by one year, before or after), Glenn was 66 or 67 years of age, he's approaching the age of 74 in this year of 2021. He relunctantly, but ultimately and sadly had to retire a few.years ago, not that he was getting on in years, he is still a vibrant man at 73 y.o. His decision as well as, I'm sure his understanding and taking heed to professional advice: i.e. (medical advice, his Doctors, physicians), plus his day to day dealing with the insidious of, well Parkinson's disease, he had developed, while also still playing with his ailment, some believe, for close to 10 years before his ultimate decision, not wanting to give up what he loved so very much, plus not wanting to leave or let go of or letting down Judas Priest, his band mates. He pushed through, while keeping things to himself for the most part, for several years, before telling those guys, in certain terms, but always toughing it out. He's a true inspiration, a hero for the exhibiting of total selflessness, never letting his ailment impede his performance, which in turn would impede on probably one of the greatest bands (in any genre of music) of All time, period Point blank. The singer Rob Halford, who's 70 now and around 63 or 64 years of age performing doing this great, great song in this video footage, has been with JP since 1972 and still sings to this today of a high caliber, maybe not exactly as in his prime, but close, still indistinguishable and, in my book, the greatest of all time. And to think here, in a couple of months Judas Priest will be back out on the road and on tour for their 50th Anniversary (tour), which was suppose to start last year, but was cancelled due to the, you guessed it, the pandemic; in Los Angeles Oct. 6th 2021 @ Microsoft Arena. Just purchased by tickets online the other day, proud to say. I am 60 years old this year and still listen to one of my favorite bands (along side Led Zeppelin and Queensryche in My Top 3 all time music groups, period). Some songs you could give a try "Screaming for Vengeance", "You Gotta Another Thing Comin' ", "Jawbreaker", "Victim of Changes", "Desert Plains", Green Manilishi (with the two-pronged crown)", "Metal God's", "Hell Bent for Leather", "Love Bites", "Turbo Lover", "Dreamer/Deceiver", "Out in the Cold", "Some Heads are Gonna Roll", "Heading Out the Highway", "Ripper", or, I could go on and on, you get the idea, I'm sure. Their discography is vast, spanning 50 years. You'll find it was worth while and time to check out, at least part of this historical, great metal/rock band. Described in one word, Legends. I really Like and Appreciate your (both you young ladies) channel. You and Jamal aka jemel are my two favorite RUclips reaction channels. Keep up the good work. Jim d.
Wow - you guys totally get it! All your observations are so astute. Couldn't have said any of it better myself - and I've been listening to this song for years and years. A++! P.S. The studio version is so iconic - I love it so much more.
P.P.S. I see not many people replied to your request for a lyrical analysis, so here's mine: the protagonist has given himself paralysis due to the over-use of recreational chemicals - he is aware of everything, but unable to communicate. Somehow he has communication with others in his situation - or is it all in his mind? Some also say this is Rob Halford's thinly-veiled attempt to communicate that he is gay, but while paralyzed with guilt and shame. He came out of the closet decades after this song was recorded on the album Stained Class [my favorite JP album].
This song is a masterpiece ladies! but you need to hear the original studio version from 1978... With lyrics if you want to be sad, after you understand what the song is really about.:)
YEE GIRLS 🤣 you guys both get it woohoo!! You two are spreading this to a lot of the younger generation. You may be responsible for a whole new generation or hard rockers great job girls thanks
Love that you are experiencing Judas Priest. Although Zeppelin is the greatest band ever. Priest is probably #2 early Priest will blow you away the power the duel lead guitar solos. Heavy double bass drumming. Here is my suggestion from the “Sad Wings of Destiny” album. “Dreamer Deceiver/ Deceiver” Victim of Changes” The Ripper” Epitaph” Island of Domination” these early years when Rob Halfords voice was still fresh and young. Priest are the original Metal Gods
Judas priest was my introduction to the world of metal.. I was 8 then way back when I was just a little snapperhead in 1978 Lol.. then Ronnie James Dio in elf, then him in rainbow.. then black Sabbath.. then iron maiden.. maiden japan, on from there it started. Love your reactions as always! VIVA DANAS FAITH🤘👍
I’m consistently surprised how easily you guys get and feel so many of these classic rock and metal songs at your age. You are both really tuned into music. Love it.
Girls, i am so happy you came back to the mighty Priest. My favourite metal band of all time. Every decade they have put out killer stuff with so many different styles. Its a good journey to go on. And i love those shirts. You guys are on such a roll lately. Every song has been awesome.
Judas priest- dreamer deceiver is probably my favorite priest song. It's probably top 5 solos in my opinion. Judas priest run of the mill. That song is off there first album. It's really good song. Rock hard ride free that's a good priest song. Unleashed in the east live album. That's probably the best live album I've ever listen too.
Unleashed in the East is one of the few albums I listen to several times a year - even though Priest is by no means my favourite band. Just something about that album. Yeah I know it’s “produced” but I don’t care. It sounds fantastic.😊
I saw them live on there 2018 tour and they did do this song. Wish you could have been there. They were the first live band I ever saw way back in 1979. They opened for Kiss. Keep those reactions coming!!
WOW!!!! I love you girls, I love your reactions but FINALLY!!! you got a taste of JUDAS PRIEST I've been requesting them forever I just about gave up thank you 🤟 please check out "the Hellion Electric Eye" the one with the robot you'll be even more impressed 🤟keep on rocking!😁
He had enough He couldn't take anymore He found a place in his mind And slammed the door No matter how they tried They couldn't understand They washed and dressed him Fed him by hand So the beginning tells you what happened to this person - it's like very depressed, couldn't take it - so they retreat into their own mind and their own thoughts where they feel safer. Speaking with 'my own kind' suggests insanity. Yeah! I've left the world behind I'm safe here in my mind I'm free to speak with my own kind This is my life, this is my life I'll decide not you Withdrawn he sat there Staring into space No sign of life Would flicker on his face Until one day he smiled It seemed as though with pride The wind kissed him goodbye And then he died Sadly, in this state, he eventually dies. Keep the world with all its sin It's not fit for livin' in Yeah I will start again It can take forever, and ever whatever, whenever, but I'll still win His parting thoughts are departure, and stubborn rebellion against a 'life not worth living in'. How many like him Are there still Who to us all Seem to have lost the will They lie in thousands Blank and lost Is nothing worth this bitter cost Here, Judas Priest asks us - the listeners - how many like him are there still? And - unsaid - should we do something about it? Regardless of cost, shouldn't we be reaching to pull these people back into life - show them that life is worth living?
Very tasteful basslines here,great song and wonderful to see your reaction.Pity that Painkiller was blocked,but at least you guys have heard it now,one of the top heavy metal signature songs.
I love that they react to these videos and I like that they love the good culture of rock and metal and I like the shirts that these parents have, greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
You just watch the greatest band in metal history. plus the metal God himself Rob Halford. You should check out more of their stuff you would really like them I think. Great job again ladies!
Not sure, but the show could be a 2005. Now the song that gets me rocking out is ( you got another thing coming. by Judas Priest). I play that song so many times back in the 1980s. You would think I know it by heart. lol
Hello girls as a musician in 70s and 80s I saw many different groups that laid all out in stadium with grit and heart I watch you girls and like to say your on the Right track you gotta rock b4 you can roll
Stain glass is a brilliant album love to see you reaction to Classic Metal it’s true Mabey the heavy metals has it’s roots in England the line was set by us then the rest of the world helped expand it to what it is today and thanks to reactors like Mia and Juliet your helping not only to keep it alive but your helping to expand the movement you deserve credit for that I watch lots of reactions I believe me out of thousands of reactions I’ve seen there’s probably 10 that are brilliant and your number 1 on that list In fact your NUCLEAR ☢️ REACTORS All the best Mia all the best Juliet T
oh i'll say it again yours' reactions to these older classic metal as rob says it is just priceless! i lke it........ PLEASE do yourself a favour and listen to the original studio version for best acoustic experience, especially with earphones........ and PLEASE react to halford's silent screams from his time away from priest..... studio version also PLEASE girls
This particular performance was recorded in 2012 or 2013, I believe it was the latter, it's off of the Epitaph DVD, so called because they had intended for it to be the last tour and that they would retire, at least from touring, and possibly from music altogether, but they were so well received that they decided to make another album, it was said that because of the recruitment of Richie Faulkner, who replaced KK Downing who had left the band because of a falling out because of some kind of discord over the musical direction of the band, Richie, it was said had breathed new life into the band, and given them heightened enthusiasm for making new music, I may have some details a bit off, but that is basically the facts, anyway it would be a very good idea to acquire the Epitaph DVD, or get it on download...✌🖤
Thanks for playing this song because it’s one of Judas priest’s songs whose title I always knew but never listened to the song before and I’ve always wanted to hear it.Now that I have,I can say I really love it.As for the meaning,I can’t really help you because I couldn’t really understand many of the lyrics,but I’ll try to see if I can find a lyric video and,if I do,I’ll come back on here and give you my opinion.So long for now.I found a lyric video and listened to it.Here’s what I get out of it.you’re not gonna like it.This is serious stuff.Here we go:from what I can dredge up-not saying this is right or wrong-it seems to concern itself with the idea of someone who wants to take his own life,and towards the end mentions in its own way that many struggle with this idea.Upsetting,I know,but sometimes life is upsetting.Just don’t let anything get you down.
Ah yes, Stained Glass (1979) deep in the birth of Heavy Metal right after Hellbent for Leather (1978) then the heaviest of heavy Metal British Steel (1980), Beyond the Realm of Death was a powerful song, so powerful Judas Priest ended up in court because many depressed dudes were taking their lives because they assumed this song was calling out to them to commit suicide. One family in Arizona I believe went all the way to blame Rob Halford's vocals and the lyrics of how he sang the song, the whole thing was a crying shame it was happening, when the song was clearly speaking about a Paraplegic. Wow, you caught on very well to what the song was about I am very impressed with you two sweet little darlings, tu papa debe de estar muy orgulloso de ustedes
Judas Priest endend up in court because the song "Better By You Better Than Me" of the same album. Well, they really ended up in court because fanatics allways blame the wrong people for their misfortunes.
I always love your reactions - you absolutely are Metal Girls in the best sense. This particular song shows the power that Judas Priest makes their own, and Rob Halford's vocals . . .
So if you ladies listen to more of their music, you will find that as a band, they really feed well off of each other. Mostly Glen, KK, and Rob. The music really tells a story, plus it hits hard when it seems like it might not. They really are the inventors of heavy In this video, they have Richie Faulkner in place of KK, so try to listen to the one with KK downing and you'll understand. This song is from 1978, and this concert was in 2011/2012.
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Tipton playing with Parkinson disease already "at work" at the time, the man is courage made man.
He is and always will be one of my top guitar
Glen Tipton had been diagnosed with parkinson's.....played that solo like a boss.... he's the best
One of the best songs ever
The greatest metal band to ever grace a stage!
Facts🤘😎
You ladies should search and find some classic priest when Rob was at his prime. The voice would blow your mind.
This song is from 1978. The video you are watching is however fairly recent. I saw them in 78 and a few times after that. Insanely good live band. If you think the vocal is good here, trust me, it was a lot better back then.
Couldn't agree more. Saw them in '78 also and 4 more times in 70's and 80's.Rob's voice was much better back then and also missing K.K. in this video.
You know it's not to old when you don't see K.K.🙄
Yea, Rob is still impressive, but better back then, of course. I saw them twice, late '80s early '90s. First show like I was listening to the album. 2nd time they improvised. it was so much better. This should be studio for first time reaction
He was still AMAZING in this video performance.
Girls now you must to do a reaction to Victim of Changes!
Agreed.. live US festival
This song made me buy a guitar, i have been playing guitar for over 30 years now!
Priest is one of the best metal bands in the world! The song was amazing!
I've been fortunate enough to have seen JUDAS PRIEST live they are HEAVY METAL GREATS !!!! Keep Rockin Ladies .
The Stained Class album is the second best metal album ever (behind Black Sabbath Master Of Reality)
I love your positive reactions to the best music ever.
That's a pretty great #1 and #2. choice
First time I ever heard this song was live in Detroit (1984) although it was realeased in 1978.I was completely blown away for days afterward they have been my favorite since. The next song they did was Sinner(also a first time hearing that).It was a great show! They have been around 50 years and have a new Album coming in 2021.Anything I could recommend is gold in my opinion so you can never go wrong with Victim of Changes
Agreed 🤘 Victim of changes 🔥 US festival
You girls pick such Amazing Songs..Its just so INCREDIBLE!!! I saw Judas Priest in concert. In fact I won back stage passes for their show. You girls are always able to bring back special memories for me. Great Song. Great Reaction.Great Memories. Thank you so much girls.❤❤⚘⚘
Thank you Mark! May you have an awesome weekend!
I always always want to see more Judas Priest reactions! They are amazing. I love Halford's vocal and the two lead guitars and...everything about Priest!
Epitaph is the name of a live DVD by Priest. Though the DVD was released in 2013 the show was from the last night of the Epitaph world tour in 2012.
Thank you Ken!
Hi girls, this is a great song. the singer, Rob Halford, lives in Paridise Valley in my home state of Arizona and I've been lucky enough to meet him a few times
Next up Victim Of Changes from Unleashed In The East please!!! Great reaction as always, keep it up ladies
i love music and deeply love my metal . ive been to so many shows in my life and have heard more bands over the years then i can recall , but priest is a hard one for any to contend with .in my humble opinion best band ever and def best show . and ive seen many , but this show was not long ago , i remember seeing them in the late 70s saw them most during the 80s but ive prob seen preist 20 times or better through the years , rock on ladies
That must have been awesome to experience so many shows!
When I was in a Priest tribute band this was one of my favorites to play... Loved it!!
You are Defending the Faith. Seeing two adorable young women stand up for the thing I put my life into means a lot. Rock forever.
There is simply nothing like having seen the Priest play this live back in their prime when both Tipton and Downing were still their lead guitarists!!! Although they still kick ass on stage today.
Check out the original version.
Vocals are even more astounding.
Yes,if the girls liked this,they really need to hear the original recording.
Yep. I saw them a couple times in the 70s, when they were young, and I was even younger. The energy was huge.
Agreed.
Honestly; I find this far more impressive. Rob at his height in the studio is one thing. But at this age, managing to sound this good live? That is truly great!
Stained Class and Unleashed in the East are my 2 favorite Priest albums! AWSOME song selection!!! YEE!!!
You're finally back with some classic heavy metal. I love Judas Priest, the power, the passion and the musicianship, bringing that to the table for more than four decades is incredible. I also think that they are bridging the gap between classic rock and heavy metal, not only because of that they're such an important band in today's music. Victim of Changes absolutely has to be the next song by them for you, that's probably their most epic song. But of course they have much more fascinating and great stuff to check out. Diamonds and Rust, You've Got Another Thing Coming, Electric Eye, Desert Plains, The Sentinel, Exciter, Some Heads Are Gonna Roll amongst others.
Saw them live in the 1970s. Have been a big fan of JP for a very long time, and it's marvelous to see you listen to them for the first time. Have a listen to Victim of Changes, and You've Got Another Thing Coming.
The High Priest of Rock n Roll in my opinion the greatest Heavy Metal Band of all time and this song is going to played at my funeral I saw them about 15 times since the 70sthey never disappointed me
Look up Judas Priest "Riding on the wind" Live in Dortmund -83. Rob Halford is on fire there. That was over 30 years ago and he is still good...amazing!
Just so you know, they still sound just this good live. 10+ seeing them live, again in March. Cannot wait.🤘
Oh how Judas Priest takes me back to my school days! To this day, I turn it up loud when I hear one of their songs on the radio. I have seen them a few times in concert and they sure know how to put on a killer show. I never left disappointed; just with ringing in my ears...lol! Love Rob Halford's vocal range. One of the best heavy metal singers of my time! Most people might not know that he actually enjoys listening to classical music in his spare time. Great choice of song and video. Way to go "dad" once again. I hope the two of you continue reacting to this amazing band. I certainly enjoyed watching this reaction video. By the way, I love your shirts. Shout out to our RUclips family for always gifting amazing stuff. The two of you deserve all that you receive. Love and Blessings! 💖
We speak the same language. I graduated 1980 first Priest show was the ,”Hell bent for Leather” tour 78 then British steel tour.Then Point of Entry tour, Screaming for Vengeance tour, Defenders tour,Turbo tour, painkiller tour, Angel of Retribution tour and last the Epitaph tour. Damn that’s a lot. While zeppelin will always be my #1 Priest is right there at a very close second
@@rickjohnson3580 great post! You certainly have seen Judas Priest more times than I have. My first time seeing them was during the Turbo tour. Best part always was when Halford would ride his motorcycle out on stage! Just an amazing band live in concert and never a dull moment. Like you, Zeppelin is and will always be my favorite band but Judas Priest and a few other great bands out there are tops on my list. Keep on rocking! ✌
Thank you Suzy! We are so blessed to have a wonderful RUclips family! David, was so kind as to send us these two shirts! How cool was that? LOL! We will wear them everyday! Well, maybe not everyday, but we will wear them with pride LOL!
@@danasfaith5738 two thumbs up for David! 👍👍 That was very cool of him to send those amazing shirts. I know you and Mia will wear them with pride. Another Zeppelin shirt for your collection...lol. My Zeppelin shirt collection is still growing. 😀 Just know that all of us from your RUclips family admire, respect and love you and Mia. 😘💖
Throughout the Metal world Rob Halford is known as the Metal God This is the band that introduced me to real metal,and then Iron Maiden.I got to see them twice and they were incredible, this was long before what you just watched,lol,and about 6 years before Painkiller, which is what I consider their prime.I totally agree with the U.K. being the birthplace of Metal,they beat us to it,lol, great reaction 👍
I saw them in 78 on the Stained Class tour and a few times after that. One time at Newcastle Mayfair with a young Iron Maiden as support. Now that was a good night
@@paulwhite7972 Nice, I had Stained Class on cassette when I was in the Army, and when I would lay down to rest I would play it on repeat and it drove my bunkmates crazy,lol. I would have loved to see them at that time or even the tour for Hell bent for Leather, just a couple of year's before my time,but not by much
These two girls have good taste.
I saw them in 83 at the US festival in San Bernardino California, great show! You've got another thing coming is my favorite oof there songs. You two keep up the great work, and keep on rocking!
It's been i while since i watch your reactions, but as soon that i seen that today was Beyond the Realms of Death🤯!
When i was 16 almost everyday i was playing, still tho this day, one of my favorites Judas Priest songs.
You girls have to listen the studio version even for yourselfs, to feel it when is voice was A1!
Thank you Olivier we will have a listen to this song in studio version!
If you like this, you should listen to his performances when he was young.
It's about a dude who is suffering from deep depression and in fact goes into a comatose like state. Unfortunately, the dude does die, possibly by his own hand. Still, a beautiful song that is a ballad, but still gets extremely heavy. Great reaction ladies and love the shirts.
The guitar solo, is by the incomparable Glenn Tipton (always in something red, his pants usually) He is AWESOME period ! And for some reason has been overlooked as one of the best/greatest all time metal (any genre of music really) guitarist, without question. During this concert footage, shot in 2015 (may be off by one year, before or after), Glenn was 66 or 67 years of age, he's approaching the age of 74 in this year of 2021. He relunctantly, but ultimately and sadly had to retire a few.years ago, not that he was getting on in years, he is still a vibrant man at 73 y.o. His decision as well as, I'm sure his understanding and taking heed to professional advice: i.e. (medical advice, his Doctors, physicians), plus his day to day dealing with the insidious of, well Parkinson's disease, he had developed, while also still playing with his ailment, some believe, for close to 10 years before his ultimate decision, not wanting to give up what he loved so very much, plus not wanting to leave or let go of or letting down Judas Priest, his band mates. He pushed through, while keeping things to himself for the most part, for several years, before telling those guys, in certain terms, but always toughing it out. He's a true inspiration, a hero for the exhibiting of total selflessness, never letting his ailment impede his performance, which in turn would impede on probably one of the greatest bands (in any genre of music) of All time, period Point blank. The singer Rob Halford, who's 70 now and around 63 or 64 years of age performing doing this great, great song in this video footage, has been with JP since 1972 and still sings to this today of a high caliber, maybe not exactly as in his prime, but close, still indistinguishable and, in my book, the greatest of all time. And to think here, in a couple of months Judas Priest will be back out on the road and on tour for their 50th Anniversary (tour), which was suppose to start last year, but was cancelled due to the, you guessed it, the pandemic; in Los Angeles Oct. 6th 2021 @ Microsoft Arena. Just purchased by tickets online the other day, proud to say. I am 60 years old this year and still listen to one of my favorite bands (along side Led Zeppelin and Queensryche in My Top 3 all time music groups, period). Some songs you could give a try "Screaming for Vengeance", "You Gotta Another Thing Comin' ", "Jawbreaker", "Victim of Changes", "Desert Plains", Green Manilishi (with the two-pronged crown)", "Metal God's", "Hell Bent for Leather", "Love Bites", "Turbo Lover", "Dreamer/Deceiver", "Out in the Cold", "Some Heads are Gonna Roll", "Heading Out the Highway", "Ripper", or, I could go on and on, you get the idea, I'm sure. Their discography is vast, spanning 50 years. You'll find it was worth while and time to check out, at least part of this historical, great metal/rock band. Described in one word, Legends. I really Like and Appreciate your (both you young ladies) channel. You and Jamal aka jemel are my two favorite RUclips reaction channels. Keep up the good work. Jim d.
Subbed to watch two young ladies grow into Metal, I love watching it!!!
Thank you !
Wow - you guys totally get it! All your observations are so astute. Couldn't have said any of it better myself - and I've been listening to this song for years and years. A++!
P.S. The studio version is so iconic - I love it so much more.
P.P.S. I see not many people replied to your request for a lyrical analysis, so here's mine: the protagonist has given himself paralysis due to the over-use of recreational chemicals - he is aware of everything, but unable to communicate. Somehow he has communication with others in his situation - or is it all in his mind?
Some also say this is Rob Halford's thinly-veiled attempt to communicate that he is gay, but while paralyzed with guilt and shame. He came out of the closet decades after this song was recorded on the album Stained Class [my favorite JP album].
This song is a masterpiece ladies! but you need to hear the original studio version from 1978... With lyrics if you want to be sad, after you understand what the song is really about.:)
YEE GIRLS 🤣 you guys both get it woohoo!! You two are spreading this to a lot of the younger generation. You may be responsible for a whole new generation or hard rockers great job girls thanks
Love Judas Priest. Great song. Cool reaction video Dana's Faith.
Thank you !
@@danasfaith5738 Anytime. You are welcome 🙂🤘
thanks you gals rock!!!!
Love that you are experiencing Judas Priest. Although Zeppelin is the greatest band ever. Priest is probably #2 early Priest will blow you away the power the duel lead guitar solos. Heavy double bass drumming. Here is my suggestion from the “Sad Wings of Destiny” album. “Dreamer Deceiver/ Deceiver” Victim of Changes” The Ripper” Epitaph” Island of Domination” these early years when Rob Halfords voice was still fresh and young. Priest are the original Metal Gods
Victim Of Changes is their other must hear song.
Yes, yes, yes. And hopefully this live version from 1983: ruclips.net/video/hDzutIb6p6I/видео.html
Keep on rockn girls. Priest is addicting. Can't wait to see more priest reactions
Spot a heavy metal fan anywhere. The heads start going, love it.
Judas priest was my introduction to the world of metal.. I was 8 then way back when I was just a little snapperhead in 1978 Lol.. then Ronnie James Dio in elf, then him in rainbow.. then black Sabbath.. then iron maiden.. maiden japan, on from there it started. Love your reactions as always! VIVA DANAS FAITH🤘👍
I met Judas Priest some years ago but without Rob because they had their other singer Ripper Owens at the time. They were friendly and awesome!
I’m consistently surprised how easily you guys get and feel so many of these classic rock and metal songs at your age. You are both really tuned into music. Love it.
Thank you JP!
At some point listen to a version with the original guitarist KK Downing. His tone and 2nd solo makes a big difference.
What a great song for you two to choose.... loved your reaction! This is YOUR life too!
Girls, i am so happy you came back to the mighty Priest. My favourite metal band of all time. Every decade they have put out killer stuff with so many different styles. Its a good journey to go on. And i love those shirts. You guys are on such a roll lately. Every song has been awesome.
Thank you as always Steve!
Tremenda reacción, sigan subiendo más de Judas Priest que hay repertorio para rato, saludos!!
Gracias Diego!
Always fun to hear Mr. Halford! And you’re right, girls, for each person it is *your* life.
Long Live Rock 'n Roll 😎
Please next "Victim of changes" and/or "Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver" (two songs in one) from Judas Priest... ;-)
Una buena banda JUDAS chicas a las que nos tienen acostumbrados saluddos desde buenos Aires
Gracias Damian!
understand - Rob Halford is 70 - sounds amazing !!!
w/ that said - DO check out him IN his prime - Dreamer Deceiver video is insane vocals and it was ' pre- leather '
Judas priest- dreamer deceiver is probably my favorite priest song. It's probably top 5 solos in my opinion. Judas priest run of the mill. That song is off there first album. It's really good song. Rock hard ride free that's a good priest song. Unleashed in the east live album. That's probably the best live album I've ever listen too.
Unleashed in the East is one of the few albums I listen to several times a year - even though Priest is by no means my favourite band. Just something about that album. Yeah I know it’s “produced” but I don’t care. It sounds fantastic.😊
@@kevinmcfarlane2752 Well said. I'll never get tired of that album!
Listen to "victims of changes" live versión
I saw them live on there 2018 tour and they did do this song. Wish you could have been there. They were the first live band I ever saw way back in 1979. They opened for Kiss. Keep those reactions coming!!
Hope we can get to see them live In 2021-2022!
@@danasfaith5738 I hope so too!! ❤️❤️
WOW!!!! I love you girls, I love your reactions but FINALLY!!! you got a taste of JUDAS PRIEST I've been requesting them forever I just about gave up thank you 🤟 please check out "the Hellion Electric Eye" the one with the robot you'll be even more impressed 🤟keep on rocking!😁
Sorry we took so long Jimmy! We are happy that you loved our reaction! : )
Rob Halford is KILLER
He had enough
He couldn't take anymore
He found a place in his mind
And slammed the door
No matter how they tried
They couldn't understand
They washed and dressed him
Fed him by hand
So the beginning tells you what happened to this person - it's like very depressed, couldn't take it - so they retreat into their own mind and their own thoughts where they feel safer. Speaking with 'my own kind' suggests insanity.
Yeah! I've left the world behind
I'm safe here in my mind
I'm free to speak with my own kind
This is my life, this is my life
I'll decide not you
Withdrawn he sat there
Staring into space
No sign of life
Would flicker on his face
Until one day he smiled
It seemed as though with pride
The wind kissed him goodbye
And then he died
Sadly, in this state, he eventually dies.
Keep the world with all its sin
It's not fit for livin' in
Yeah I will start again
It can take forever, and ever whatever, whenever, but I'll still win
His parting thoughts are departure, and stubborn rebellion against a 'life not worth living in'.
How many like him
Are there still
Who to us all
Seem to have lost the will
They lie in thousands
Blank and lost
Is nothing worth this bitter cost
Here, Judas Priest asks us - the listeners - how many like him are there still? And - unsaid - should we do something about it? Regardless of cost, shouldn't we be reaching to pull these people back into life - show them that life is worth living?
there is no god really
Nice to see you too loving your music. Love from the uk
Rob Halford is the Metal God and Glenn Tipton has some of the most beautiful guitar solos in history...more Priest please
Very tasteful basslines here,great song and wonderful to see your reaction.Pity that Painkiller was blocked,but at least you guys have heard it now,one of the top heavy metal signature songs.
Richie Faulkner is the one to the left of Rob Halford... KK Downing was and still to this day a member in the records and memories of fans
Rob Halford is the Metal God \m/
UN PLACER ESCUCHAR BUENA MÚSICA CON USTEDES UN BESO DESDE ARGENTINA
Gracias Matias!
Talk about being taken away. Your faces at the end. Astonishment. Love it!! : )
I love that they react to these videos and I like that they love the good culture of rock and metal and I like the shirts that these parents have, greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Victim of Changes and Dreamer/Deceiver from Sad wings of destiny
I love young Rob's voice but man has it aged so well. It's even better now then when this was recorded.
You just watch the greatest band in metal history. plus the metal God himself Rob Halford. You should check out more of their stuff you would really like them I think. Great job again ladies!
Not sure, but the show could be a 2005.
Now the song that gets me rocking out is ( you got another thing coming. by Judas Priest).
I play that song so many times back in the 1980s. You would think I know it by heart. lol
Hello girls as a musician in 70s and 80s I saw many different groups that laid all out in stadium with grit and heart I watch you girls and like to say your on the Right track you gotta rock b4 you can roll
Thanks girls for the reaction!!!
Stain glass is a brilliant album love to see you reaction to Classic Metal it’s true Mabey the heavy metals has it’s roots in England the line was set by us then the rest of the world helped expand it to what it is today and thanks to reactors like Mia and Juliet your helping not only to keep it alive but your helping to expand the movement you deserve credit for that I watch lots of reactions I believe me out of thousands of reactions I’ve seen there’s probably 10 that are brilliant and your number 1 on that list
In fact your NUCLEAR ☢️ REACTORS
All the best Mia all the best Juliet
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AWE! Thank you Tony! That was very nice! I teared up a little bit! : )
@@danasfaith5738 all ways from the heart ladies
The standing ovation was 100 percent correct.
oh i'll say it again yours' reactions to these older classic metal as rob says it is just priceless! i lke it........ PLEASE do yourself a favour and listen to the original studio version for best acoustic experience, especially with earphones........ and PLEASE react to halford's silent screams from his time away from priest..... studio version also PLEASE girls
Hi yea awesome song. Glad you appreciate it
This band rocks and so do you two for rocking along. I have loved this song since 1980 so it was fun watching you guys.
Saw them 6 times. They were/ are amazing
Have a great weekend and keep rocking Mia & Juliet 😃✌🏻 lots of love from Argentina as usual!!!
You too Sebastian!
@@danasfaith5738 reaction evanescence - going under
This particular performance was recorded in 2012 or 2013, I believe it was the latter, it's off of the Epitaph DVD, so called because they had intended for it to be the last tour and that they would retire, at least from touring, and possibly from music altogether, but they were so well received that they decided to make another album, it was said that because of the recruitment of Richie Faulkner, who replaced KK Downing who had left the band because of a falling out because of some kind of discord over the musical direction of the band, Richie, it was said had breathed new life into the band, and given them heightened enthusiasm for making new music, I may have some details a bit off, but that is basically the facts, anyway it would be a very good idea to acquire the Epitaph DVD, or get it on download...✌🖤
One the best guitar solo ever made.....
Thanks for playing this song because it’s one of Judas priest’s songs whose title I always knew but never listened to the song before and I’ve always wanted to hear it.Now that I have,I can say I really love it.As for the meaning,I can’t really help you because I couldn’t really understand many of the lyrics,but I’ll try to see if I can find a lyric video and,if I do,I’ll come back on here and give you my opinion.So long for now.I found a lyric video and listened to it.Here’s what I get out of it.you’re not gonna like it.This is serious stuff.Here we go:from what I can dredge up-not saying this is right or wrong-it seems to concern itself with the idea of someone who wants to take his own life,and towards the end mentions in its own way that many struggle with this idea.Upsetting,I know,but sometimes life is upsetting.Just don’t let anything get you down.
Hola hermosas Saludos desde Argentina
Hola Ramiro!
Ah yes, Stained Glass (1979) deep in the birth of Heavy Metal right after Hellbent for Leather (1978) then the heaviest of heavy Metal British Steel (1980), Beyond the Realm of Death was a powerful song, so powerful Judas Priest ended up in court because many depressed dudes were taking their lives because they assumed this song was calling out to them to commit suicide. One family in Arizona I believe went all the way to blame Rob Halford's vocals and the lyrics of how he sang the song, the whole thing was a crying shame it was happening, when the song was clearly speaking about a Paraplegic. Wow, you caught on very well to what the song was about I am very impressed with you two sweet little darlings, tu papa debe de estar muy
orgulloso de ustedes
Thank you ! And, si lo es! Gracias! May you have a great weekend!
Judas Priest endend up in court because the song "Better By You Better Than Me" of the same album. Well, they really ended up in court because fanatics allways blame the wrong people for their misfortunes.
Heard this song many times, still........ CHILLS!!
I give this performance 1000000000 outta 10.
I always love your reactions - you absolutely are Metal Girls in the best sense. This particular song shows the power that Judas Priest makes their own, and Rob Halford's vocals . . .
This has been my favorite song by Priest since 82, the first time I saw them on tour. Great reaction.
So if you ladies listen to more of their music, you will find that as a band, they really feed well off of each other. Mostly Glen, KK, and Rob. The music really tells a story, plus it hits hard when it seems like it might not. They really are the inventors of heavy In this video, they have Richie Faulkner in place of KK, so try to listen to the one with KK downing and you'll understand. This song is from 1978, and this concert was in 2011/2012.
Finally a fresh new reaction! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It’s about depression and the affects on someone.
With a great guitar solo
I have seen them in Bucharest live .Amazing !Out of this world .Rob Halford is a God.
Les Binks really really really likes it when JP plays this song live. L8