At last someone has reacted to this version. The "are you high?" section has always been a wonder to me. It must have been mind blowing to have been there. My favourite band for over 40 years. Love it.
Thank You!! I remember renting this VHS video & watching it on a 27 Tube TV. I was completely blown away. I have yet to see any MAN sound like HALFORD live. 2023
My wife used to tease me and say that I really show my age with my music taste. Then after hearing Priest enough to start really listening she fell in love with them and Rob's voice. Now she is a huge fan and I catch her watching Priest videos without me, confirming she is a true believer.
@@sabina1118 Sweetie imagine this but 40 years ago when the music 🎶 was wild. In that year I stopped listening LZ, AC/DC,Rush and started with VH, JP and Iron Maiden. I was in some park and somebody came with rock bands T-shirts and showed me. One of those was Screaming for Vengeance by Judas Priest and the other was Made in Japan 🇯🇵 by Iron Maiden. I didn’t think 🤔 too much and picked Eddy with a samurai sword 🗡️. Memories 🥹🥹🥹 I wanna go back 😩😩 Good reaction as always ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The metal boys from Birmingham. Before they made a name for themselves, they regularly played around clubs and pubs in Birmingham city centre, which meant I was able,to see them on numerous occasions. I for one was delighted when they landed a recording contract and then began taking their music to the masses. This song is one of their finest..no keyboards..just pulsating guitar riffs and thundering drums. Sabina..a happy looking reaction..savouring the ground trembling groove.
Yes, a definite classic that they don't play too often anymore. However, I got to see them at Power Trip in October in the desert that's the Coachella Valley. They brought it back; they had to play Desert Plains in the desert!!
the Fuel for Life tour, Dallas TX, is the best place to "REACT" to Priest, it's literally Judas Priest in their prime, and not just Halford, but the whole band. Halford hits the highest note ever recorded of him in "Love Bites" of that show, it's a G#6
Thanks for the nice trip. The whole album "Point of Entry" is very good. The Priest "Live" album is one you would probably like, or British Steel, Unleashed in the East, etc...We won't see another band like this in our lifetime. Long Live JP!!!
Iron Maiden & Judas Priest are the ones that made a Metalhead out of me back in the 80s! Never seen this live version,it was nice to see them in their prime!Good choice!!!Next Judas Song suggestion : The Sentinel - An absolute banger!!
I'm 56 and to hear Rob Halford sing in the 80's was incredible. His vocal range made your ears bleed , lol. Amazing to say the the least. You cannot imagine unless you were there. LOVE your reaction. It was so AWESOME to hear this back then. Thank you for appreciating the true talent of the 80's because it will NEVER be duplicated.
Oddly I actually prefer his voice now more than then. His aged 70s voice sounds more metal to me and works for a lot of his songs better. I much more prefer how he sounds now doing Green Manilishi than he did way back when
One of my top five bands of all time. This was filmed in Memphis in 1982 I believe. I saw them a year later on the Defenders of the Faith Tour. Then later on Painkiller. Check out Victim of Changes live at US Festival 83. The best 🤘
This was my favorite band for many, many years and I have seen them live seven times. Rob would hit notes, These super powerful, perfectly pitched, bell-like resonances that would hurt your ears. An aural weapon.
My first concert was Judas Priest in 1981. When Rob rode his Harley onto stage for the encore, it was a totally mind-blowing experience. The concussion of the noise was like getting punched in the chest
I went to this show in Baltimore in 82 opening for Iron Maiden. Sounded even better live. Judas Priest is in my top 3 favorite bands of all time. ALL HAIL THE METAL GODS!!!!
I wish you could go back too, I feel so blessed to have been 18 in 1982, the amount of metal greats I was able to see in their prime was just a gift! Great reaction, thank you!
This band has always mastered its heavy metal. Their albums are all a logical continuation of the creation of this band which has always evolved without copying anyone. With honesty, it will endure over time.
Yep Judas Priest is absolutely 💯 heavy metal and try exploring maybe some 70s Priest songs like Victim of changes or Beyond the Realms of death. Bangers 🔥
Hey cool a reaction video that wasn't Painkiller haha. I saw this tour. It was amazing. They really sounded incredible. There was a kind of echo in the little arena. Amazing. One of my favorite concerts I've ever seen and heard in my life
Judas Priest created the look of heavy metal, wearing leather and studs all the way back on their 1978 release, Killing Machine (renamed Hell Bent For Leather for USA release) which has remained the staple to this day, as well as helped pioneer the twin guitar attack which really beefed up the sound. I've seen Priest 5 times, the earliest was the Turbo Lover tour, and then finally just 2 months ago. They still sound good, but nothing compares to when they were young and completely on fire.
this version is probably the most played tune on my laptop,i was in a band with origal members of subhumans and disorder,both legend uk punk bands and we found a new singer who is quite metal,punk but classisally trained in opera,so the first thing i did was sent her this version to practice for our first ever cover i cant wait to hear her version,halford was in his f££kin peak when he sung this,its a masterclass in range in metal vocals,bless up!thank u!xxxx
Great reaction! I love the Priest getting the recognition they deserve! I have been to a lot of shows, and the only other two voices that effect me like this are Ted Neeley of jesus Christ Superstar fame, and Canadian harpist Loreena McKennitt. In a live performance, their voices literally go right through you!😳
You're video just came up on my feed. We metalheads are a passionate bunch. I am 52. I first heard Judas Priest when I was 11. NEVER stopped listening. Ever. Metal got me through some bad times. What I want you to know is the Holy Trinity of Metal....they are 3 vocalists.....Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Ronnie James Dio of Rainbow/Black Sabbath and then his own band. The music never left my body and I have branched out to other genres of music as I have become older, but heavy metal will always be home and the most important.
I love old Judas Priest! This is your second video I have watched. I really enjoy your unique style of adding written commentary instead of interrupting. Super cool concept, and I look forward to watching more of your content. Thanks for all of your hard work. I appreciate 🙏 it. Sorry that I am just now finding it. Take care...from Austin Texas USA to Copenhagen Denmark 🇩🇰
The first time I saw them was in February of 78 when they opened for Foghat and I would turn 13 a few days later. No leather then. Then they came back 6 months later touring for Hell Bent for Leather and they were wearing leather. I've been fortunate to see the 17 times but haven't seen them since the Epitaph tour. I got a guitar pick from K.K. from that concert.
@@markwilliams6394 Quite the days! If he remember correctly I had the choice of seeing this or Van Halen at the Syracuse Carrier Dome. It was a no brainer at the time, but the old VH in their prime would have also been quite an experience. The down side was the dome was so damn big it was easy to get a bad seat. I saw JP at a smaller venue, and had great seats.
@Daniel Casey Yes, it was a good times back then. I still have the ticket stub for the JP/Foghat show. It cost $6.50 back then and that was $1.50 more than the Styx concert the month before. I saw Van Halen in 78 also. They opened for Black Sabbath.
I saw this tour live back in 1982 in New York City and it was insane all the shows are, you hear his voice but you feel it it comes from within you in your chest just pounding
My favorite band. My first exposure to them was in 1980. A local band would play the Green Manalishi. British Steel was released. I would warm up my trombone before band class with Breaking the Law. Point of Entry came out soon after. I was in love with Desert Plains and Solar Angels. Then I learned about Unleashed In The East, Hell Bent for Leather, Stained Class, Sin After Sin, Sad Wings of Destiny and RockaRolla. So much great music! Posters covered my walls. Then Screaming for Vengeance came out. What??? Bought my first studded wristband after that. Got to see them live for the first time in 1985 on their Defenders of the Faith tour.
Priest rules, this video brings a tear to my eye, I used to have my amp sitting right beside the stereo and I would jam with Priest every morning before school.
I saw them on that tour in the 3rd row, they had several dozen Marshall Amps in double stacks, when they turned that on, we looked at each other and laughed as we knew we would have our heads blown off! Clean volume though, it was a rush and they were experts at using it. Head rang for a couple days. Try Sinner or Victim of Changes from the same show, they killed it in Worcester, MA when I saw them, the best of the 7 or 8 times I saw them in the 70s & 80s. One of the very best. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶
This brings memorys from my more youthfull years without the grey hair and evenings at the youth hall with friends and a few bears. Thanks for this. Good times. Love from Sweden.
Great choice of video. I'm 60 years old and saw this Judas Priest concert tour in 1983 in Phoenix Arizona USA. This was the "Screaming for Vengeance" tour. The lead singer Rob Halford lives in the Phoenix area and I've seen him around town and talked to him a few times. His voice is one of a kind and you are right I would love to join you in the time machine and live the 80's heavy metal scene all over again. It was so much fun and exciting. The screams are hard to do. I can do them sometimes. I played in bands in the 80's that never went anywhere. It's fun to sing along to these fun songs. The Judas Priest version of Green Manalishi also has some great screams in it and so does Victim of Changes. Check them out too.
Hello Sabina, i hope you had a wonderful christmas time. Thank you for this reaction. That was the best performance of this song i could find on youtube. I loved this song so much 20 years ago. I think you enjoyed it also
First time I saw them was on their Screamin for Vengeance tour. Loudest show I've ever been to. Amazing how KK and Glen could change leads so seamlessly.
Sorry,but Judas Priest was never underrated!Rob's Nickname is 'Metal God' ! He didn't get the title because he wasn't noticed!Till this Day they are an absolute 'must know' for every Metalhead!Judas and Maiden were the two who basically started the genere of NWOBHM.
@@-Heavy- Nah, They weren't always a Metal Band ( Early Seventies) and they do not get Radio play, in which they should. Black Sabbath are the Creators of Heavy Metal and some would say the Beatles wrote the first Heavy Metal Song, ( Helter Skelter). But I Love The priest! Rock ON!
You described it very well! Delicious & YUMMY guitar solos! That was a big part of Metal in the 80's. You had to have very melodic & satisfying solos by your guitarists. It was just one of the staples that marked the time period for this genre of music.
I saw them about two weeks after this performance in my hometown. I was 17 then. This was definitely a highlight of the show. This tour was supporting their album "Screaming For Vengeance".
Cool reaction! One of the most important & talented bands in history. Also this was the first full live concert M.T.V. put on the air. Back in 1982 when I was a teenager! Good times!
Gez my dear! Haven't heard this song since my deployment to germany in 1984 (RCAC) Iron maiden,metallica.scorpians, acdc,van halen, were some of the bands we listened to while on patrols!! Heck even the soviets and west germans used to rock out when we would blow tunes out of the loud speakers! 😎😁
At last someone has reacted to this version. The "are you high?" section has always been a wonder to me. It must have been mind blowing to have been there. My favourite band for over 40 years. Love it.
It was coke days of Rob then 😁
Right you are sir. And it was mind blowing back there in 82...ears are still ringin!
Really not much of a reaction.
Thank You!! I remember renting this VHS video & watching it on a 27 Tube TV. I was completely blown away. I have yet to see any MAN sound like HALFORD live. 2023
It was mind blowing for my first ever show.
My wife used to tease me and say that I really show my age with my music taste. Then after hearing Priest enough to start really listening she fell in love with them and Rob's voice. Now she is a huge fan and I catch her watching Priest videos without me, confirming she is a true believer.
Judas Priest in their best years, Halford "The Metal God" and his powerful voice...GREAT choice Sabina, love you! 😍
Thanks! Love you back! 🤩🫶
Priest never left their best years. Watch the Epitaph Tour DVD!
@@sabina1118Actually Sabina try some Priest song from the seventies. Halford is even better back then. Hard to imagine,but true.
@@sabina1118 Sweetie imagine this but 40 years ago when the music 🎶 was wild. In that year I stopped listening LZ, AC/DC,Rush and started with VH, JP and Iron Maiden.
I was in some park and somebody came with rock bands T-shirts and showed me.
One of those was Screaming for Vengeance by Judas Priest and the other was Made in Japan 🇯🇵 by Iron Maiden. I didn’t think 🤔 too much and picked Eddy with a samurai sword 🗡️.
Memories 🥹🥹🥹
I wanna go back 😩😩
Good reaction as always
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The show in Dallas TX for the Fuel for Life show in 85 was Prime Priest, in my personal professional biggest Judas Priest fan in the world opinion ╚╬╝
The metal boys from Birmingham. Before they made a name for themselves, they regularly played around clubs and pubs in Birmingham city centre, which meant I was able,to see them on numerous occasions. I for one was delighted when they landed a recording contract and then began taking their music to the masses. This song is one of their finest..no keyboards..just pulsating guitar riffs and thundering drums. Sabina..a happy looking reaction..savouring the ground trembling groove.
That’s really Awesome, Chris!! Sounds like you have a somewhat close relationship to these guys!
this whole concert film is fantastic
I saw them in 80 and 81 The power of their sound was unmatched Them and Rush are my best concerts
@@garya7893 Lucky bastard : )
One of my favorite Priest songs. That song sends chills down my spine.
I feel ya
Yes, a definite classic that they don't play too often anymore. However, I got to see them at Power Trip in October in the desert that's the Coachella Valley. They brought it back; they had to play Desert Plains in the desert!!
I saw Priest in Phoenix in 87 at an outdoor concert. Slayer opened for them. And I cried a little. True story. 🤘🤘🤘
the Fuel for Life tour, Dallas TX, is the best place to "REACT" to Priest, it's literally Judas Priest in their prime, and not just Halford, but the whole band. Halford hits the highest note ever recorded of him in "Love Bites" of that show, it's a G#6
Thanks for the nice trip. The whole album "Point of Entry" is very good. The Priest "Live" album is one you would probably like, or British Steel, Unleashed in the East, etc...We won't see another band like this in our lifetime. Long Live JP!!!
Iron Maiden & Judas Priest are the ones that made a Metalhead out of me back in the 80s! Never seen this live version,it was nice to see them in their prime!Good choice!!!Next Judas Song suggestion : The Sentinel - An absolute banger!!
The show in Dallas TX for the Fuel for Life show in 85 was Prime Priest, in my personal professional biggest Judas Priest fan in the world opinion ╚╬╝
I'm 56 and to hear Rob Halford sing in the 80's was incredible. His vocal range made your ears bleed , lol. Amazing to say the the least. You cannot imagine unless you were there. LOVE your reaction. It was so AWESOME to hear this back then. Thank you for appreciating the true talent of the 80's because it will NEVER be duplicated.
57 here and I concur with your remarks about Halford. In the 80's and early 90's his voice was amazing.
Oddly I actually prefer his voice now more than then. His aged 70s voice sounds more metal to me and works for a lot of his songs better. I much more prefer how he sounds now doing Green Manilishi than he did way back when
Only we know my friend. @@rc3078
@@rc3078 Only we know my friend.
One of my top five bands of all time. This was filmed in Memphis in 1982 I believe. I saw them a year later on the Defenders of the Faith Tour. Then later on Painkiller. Check out Victim of Changes live at US Festival 83. The best 🤘
You should review Diamonds and Rust from their Epitaph tour ! Mind blowing vocals !
This was my favorite band for many, many years and I have seen them live seven times. Rob would hit notes, These super powerful, perfectly pitched, bell-like resonances that would hurt your ears. An aural weapon.
yes the shogun of metal range and power!
My first concert was Judas Priest in 1981. When Rob rode his Harley onto stage for the encore, it was a totally mind-blowing experience. The concussion of the noise was like getting punched in the chest
He still does it 🤪
Fun riff to play.
JUDAS PRIEST ARE GODS!! I was 20 and saw this live front row in NYC
Wow!
Victim of changes is another great song example
First ! (I love Judas Priest (I'm a 57 year old heavy metal fan) - Thank you so much for this reaction).
My pleasure 😊🤘🏻
The song "The Sentinel" from this same show is awesome. This whole concert is amazing, I have it on DVD.
one of the greatest live performances of all time, without shadow of a doubt.
Then you've not seen Judas live very much! This is wayyyyy too fast and horrible!
I went to this show in Baltimore in 82 opening for Iron Maiden. Sounded even better live. Judas Priest is in my top 3 favorite bands of all time. ALL HAIL THE METAL GODS!!!!
Happy Priest and Em both just into HOF been listening to Priest since 84 in High School
I wish you could go back too, I feel so blessed to have been 18 in 1982, the amount of metal greats I was able to see in their prime was just a gift! Great reaction, thank you!
Every song they do is great 😸 just me , greatest band ever !
Judas priest are such an incredible band I have been listening to them for many years
If you haven’t done Victim of changes yet, it’s a must listen. His vocal range in that song is beyond intense. Probably their greatest song ever.
Saw them at Hammersmith Odeon in 1982, on this tour. I was 18 😂. Priest at their very best. Great gig. 👍
This band has always mastered its heavy metal.
Their albums are all a logical continuation of the creation of this band
which has always evolved without copying anyone.
With honesty, it will endure over time.
One of my favorite JP songs and album. Whole thing is great
You did this, well done!!! Brava!!! 👏👏👏 Cheers to you! 🥂
I've seen Judas Priest 9 times live now they never disappoint
I saw this live 2 times that year.....best concert (with iron maiden) EVER
I also want to add, I love Sabina's reactions because she is so cool and absolutely gorgeous.
Yep Judas Priest is absolutely 💯 heavy metal and try exploring maybe some 70s Priest songs like Victim of changes or Beyond the Realms of death. Bangers 🔥
Yes, Judas Priest (and for the most part) all of 80's rock concerts were ELECTRIFYING
The Mighty Priest!!!!
Hey cool a reaction video that wasn't Painkiller haha. I saw this tour. It was amazing. They really sounded incredible. There was a kind of echo in the little arena. Amazing. One of my favorite concerts I've ever seen and heard in my life
Absolutely the best live version of this song. The tempo was a little faster then previously done.
Yes when they perform it live they have almost always played it faster.
Cool to see a girl enjoying priest. Love to see more priest evaluations
Great reaction to a great band. A band that have existed my whole life and Im 50+
This concert and the Dortmunt 83 is my absolute favorites.
Going thru a hard time. Your voice, manners and spirit make me smile. The world is filled with beautiful , wonderful beings we only meet by chance.
Thank you ❤️ sending good energy your way
Excellent tour! I was like 16 Good times back then!
Judas Priest created the look of heavy metal, wearing leather and studs all the way back on their 1978 release, Killing Machine (renamed Hell Bent For Leather for USA release) which has remained the staple to this day, as well as helped pioneer the twin guitar attack which really beefed up the sound. I've seen Priest 5 times, the earliest was the Turbo Lover tour, and then finally just 2 months ago. They still sound good, but nothing compares to when they were young and completely on fire.
this version is probably the most played tune on my laptop,i was in a band with origal members of subhumans and disorder,both legend uk punk bands and we found a new singer who is quite metal,punk but classisally trained in opera,so the first thing i did was sent her this version to practice for our first ever cover i cant wait to hear her version,halford was in his f££kin peak when he sung this,its a masterclass in range in metal vocals,bless up!thank u!xxxx
Great reaction! I love the Priest getting the recognition they deserve! I have been to a lot of shows, and the only other two voices that effect me like this are Ted Neeley of jesus Christ Superstar fame, and Canadian harpist Loreena McKennitt. In a live performance, their voices literally go right through you!😳
You're video just came up on my feed. We metalheads are a passionate bunch. I am 52. I first heard Judas Priest when I was 11. NEVER stopped listening. Ever. Metal got me through some bad times. What I want you to know is the Holy Trinity of Metal....they are 3 vocalists.....Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Ronnie James Dio of Rainbow/Black Sabbath and then his own band. The music never left my body and I have branched out to other genres of music as I have become older, but heavy metal will always be home and the most important.
I love old Judas Priest! This is your second video I have watched. I really enjoy your unique style of adding written commentary instead of interrupting. Super cool concept, and I look forward to watching more of your content. Thanks for all of your hard work. I appreciate 🙏 it. Sorry that I am just now finding it. Take care...from Austin Texas USA to Copenhagen Denmark 🇩🇰
Best reaction ever!!😄
1982-83, this was the first concert I attended. I was 13 years old, like 3rd row, what an experience in Upstate NY!
Just missed this one, my parents wouldn't let me go, but I got to see them Defenders 16yrsold. Priest!!!!!
The first time I saw them was in February of 78 when they opened for Foghat and I would turn 13 a few days later. No leather then. Then they came back 6 months later touring for Hell Bent for Leather and they were wearing leather. I've been fortunate to see the 17 times but haven't seen them since the Epitaph tour. I got a guitar pick from K.K. from that concert.
@@markwilliams6394 Quite the days! If he remember correctly I had the choice of seeing this or Van Halen at the Syracuse Carrier Dome. It was a no brainer at the time, but the old VH in their prime would have also been quite an experience. The down side was the dome was so damn big it was easy to get a bad seat. I saw JP at a smaller venue, and had great seats.
@Daniel Casey Yes, it was a good times back then. I still have the ticket stub for the JP/Foghat show. It cost $6.50 back then and that was $1.50 more than the Styx concert the month before. I saw Van Halen in 78 also. They opened for Black Sabbath.
@@markwilliams6394 It was up to $12.50 when I went to see them at Glens Falls and we thought that was too much!
I saw this tour live back in 1982 in New York City and it was insane all the shows are, you hear his voice but you feel it it comes from within you in your chest just pounding
The reaction in the end..."ha ha ha" 😄👍
Great reaction. Seen JP three times now. One of the best live Bands I have ever seen..
Yes I've seen them twice but with iron maiden warming up for both shows at MSG in New York those were incredible 🤟
My favorite band. My first exposure to them was in 1980. A local band would play the Green Manalishi. British Steel was released. I would warm up my trombone before band class with Breaking the Law. Point of Entry came out soon after. I was in love with Desert Plains and Solar Angels. Then I learned about Unleashed In The East, Hell Bent for Leather, Stained Class, Sin After Sin, Sad Wings of Destiny and RockaRolla. So much great music! Posters covered my walls. Then Screaming for Vengeance came out. What??? Bought my first studded wristband after that. Got to see them live for the first time in 1985 on their Defenders of the Faith tour.
Excellent singer vocal. Judas Priest Live at Memphis Tennessee 1983. Amazing classic Priest. Greetings from Las Vegas N.V. 👍🎼🥁🎼👍!!!. Excellent channel 🎼🎼🎼🎼👍👍👍👍
Saw them on this tour second row center. Still have the photos. Awesome!
Judas Priest brought the "metal" to heavy music. They started the cool looks with all studs and leather.
Happy new year to you..💜
Priest rules, this video brings a tear to my eye, I used to have my amp sitting right beside the stereo and I would jam with Priest every morning before school.
Brilliant I'm so glad you enjoyed it been listening to them since the early 70's keep it up babe .
One of my Favs from Priest
I saw them on that tour in the 3rd row, they had several dozen Marshall Amps in double stacks, when they turned that on, we looked at each other and laughed as we knew we would have our heads blown off! Clean volume though, it was a rush and they were experts at using it. Head rang for a couple days. Try Sinner or Victim of Changes from the same show, they killed it in Worcester, MA when I saw them, the best of the 7 or 8 times I saw them in the 70s & 80s. One of the very best. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎸🎶
That's why their called The Metal God's !!!!
This entire video is awesome! Mixed by the best....RIP Gungi Patterson.
I've listened to a LOT of Judas Priest. But you found one I hadn't heard before... they have such a huge catalog of albums.
This brings memorys from my more youthfull years without the grey hair and evenings at the youth hall with friends and a few bears. Thanks for this. Good times. Love from Sweden.
Great choice of video. I'm 60 years old and saw this Judas Priest concert tour in 1983 in Phoenix Arizona USA. This was the "Screaming for Vengeance" tour. The lead singer Rob Halford lives in the Phoenix area and I've seen him around town and talked to him a few times. His voice is one of a kind and you are right I would love to join you in the time machine and live the 80's heavy metal scene all over again. It was so much fun and exciting. The screams are hard to do. I can do them sometimes. I played in bands in the 80's that never went anywhere. It's fun to sing along to these fun songs. The Judas Priest version of Green Manalishi also has some great screams in it and so does Victim of Changes. Check them out too.
Greatest metal band ever
Hello Sabina, i hope you had a wonderful christmas time. Thank you for this reaction. That was the best performance of this song i could find on youtube. I loved this song so much 20 years ago. I think you enjoyed it also
I did Thank you - and you too, Henning! 🤗 I sure did, this was a really Awesome performance!!
Thanks for your suggestion!Judas is always a good choice!!🤘
First time I saw them was on their Screamin for Vengeance tour. Loudest show I've ever been to. Amazing how KK and Glen could change leads so seamlessly.
Most underrated Band in History! and Sabina is the hottest Rocker!
Sorry,but Judas Priest was never underrated!Rob's Nickname is 'Metal God' ! He didn't get the title because he wasn't noticed!Till this Day they are an absolute 'must know' for every Metalhead!Judas and Maiden were the two who basically started the genere of NWOBHM.
Best metal band hands down!
@@-Heavy- Nah, They weren't always a Metal Band ( Early Seventies) and they do not get Radio play, in which they should. Black Sabbath are the Creators of Heavy Metal and some would say the Beatles wrote the first Heavy Metal Song, ( Helter Skelter). But I Love The priest! Rock ON!
JP underrated? C'mon! 🤣
@@charliethetraveller funny guy eh?😂
I’ve seen Priest 11 times. This is one of my favorite songs.
I saw Judas priest in September. Robs voice is tired now. But what an Entertaining SOB. JP has tons of amazing tunes. Happy new year.
I saw them on this month! with Pantera and Mercyful Fate...! Rob voice is still rockin!!!! and he´s 66? 67?
You described it very well! Delicious & YUMMY guitar solos! That was a big part of Metal in the 80's. You had to have very melodic & satisfying solos by your guitarists. It was just one of the staples that marked the time period for this genre of music.
The power of this band ha not equal ... pure energy !!!
Metal Masters.
I have seen them live a few times. Awesome experience.
I saw them about two weeks after this performance in my hometown. I was 17 then. This was definitely a highlight of the show. This tour was supporting their album "Screaming For Vengeance".
Priest wasn't the 1st for audeance participation but they definitely took it to a higher level ,1 of the best at it.Grate live shows🤘
Some alltime badassery there....try some songs from the Fuel For Life Tour....Green Manalishi maybe....
Halford was higher than the International Space Station on this show.
I was at the Painkiller concert in 1990 and it felt like an Earthquake, especially when he rode out on the Harley. This was a ballad.
Cool reaction! One of the most important & talented bands in history. Also this was the first full live concert M.T.V. put on the air. Back in 1982 when I was a teenager! Good times!
Saw them live in Stockholm, 1984, super concert. Rob Halford has an amazing voice
When I was in a band, this was a great song to play.
My second concert I ever attended was Judas Priest on this tour. What an amazing experience.
They invented this whole look.
I like how the reaction is Subtitled and not stopping the video every 5 seconds
I'm so excited, I might even make my bed ..
😃
Hahahaha
Gez my dear! Haven't heard this song since my deployment to germany in 1984 (RCAC) Iron maiden,metallica.scorpians, acdc,van halen, were some of the bands we listened to while on patrols!! Heck even the soviets and west germans used to rock out when we would blow tunes out of the loud speakers! 😎😁
Seen them a few times...liking this channel!
Hi Sabina, I saw them live just a few years after this, they were great, the song I remember most is Turbo Lover. You should check it out.
I love this reaction it’s so amazing this is the first time watching this i really love it thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks a lot!! 🤩🙏🏻
🤟😝🤘 Hell yeah ! ! ! 😎 F. . . n' Cool ! ! !
So awesome live
They were the ones to the look of metal with the leather and studs kick ass band he'd 72 still singing you can't kill metal keep rocking
Ultimate Priest and Halford at his shrieking best! What a time to be a metal fan 🤘🤘🤘
Aint nobody can do what Rob does the way he does it
I love comments and love that you rocked out while listening. Oh by the way you are beautiful
Rob Halfords vocals are 2nd to NONE! Period!
Awesome!