Judas Priest | Painkiller | 3 Generation Reaction
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- Judas Priest | Painkiller | 3 Generation Reaction
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This was Priest's response to the metal fans who were saying they weren't "hard" enough and other bands had passed them by. Just goes to show, when folk count u out, it dont mean ur out.
NO, alot of people think that Maybe younger fans, BUT Back in 1988 I bought Ram it Down & that Album
was the comeback album several songs on there that are just HEAVY. of course i bought it on Tape back then.
I would have gone with the official video for this one. Halford can blow out a mic easily, so you're only getting about half the sound in this performance. It's not just the piercing high notes, he actually has a pretty deep under-tone on all but the highest notes.
Should have done the studio version of this song
I agree. This is good, but the video version is polished dynamite on steroids!!&!
no, shut up
This one is highly requested for reactors to do. Only difference is that most do the music video instead of live. Both are good.
Great reaction as always. JP never disappoints. Would recommend Green Manalishi(with the two pronged crown, Metal Gods , Screaming for Vengeance, Love Bites, Turbo Lover and Headin on out to the Highway. Keep rockin ladies.
Thanks
The one thing that I really love about Judas Priest is that the quality and commitment never changes.
All are integral to the music and the art.
Been a fan since day one
Always appreciate seeing 3 generations coming together to react to music. JP was my music awakening, off the British Steel album, specifically breaking the law. Thanks ladies.
The original video is amazing.
They are still playing this one live - saw them in concert about 3 weeks ago.... AMAZING!
Definitely check out something from their brand new album like "The Serpent and the King"
JUDAS PRIEST
Line-up 1991
Rob Halford: Vocals
K. K. Downing: Guitars
Glenn Tipton: Guitars
Ian Hill: Bass
Scott Travis: Drums
Cheers from CHILE!!!
Your next Judas Priest reaction will require all 3 of you to Aquanet your hair up high as you can!
Judas Priest's 1990 album 'Painkiller' was the fastest, angriest record of their career... After the thrash metal scene had exploded in popularity in 1988, critics felt that Priest was "falling behind" despite another gold-selling record 'Ram it down' in '88.
Priest also went through a terrible ordeal as they were sued in court in Nevada by the parents of 2 of their fans who died after a s.ui.cide pact (One survived, only to OD later) ... Priest were accused of inspiring the pact w/ a "subliminal" message on the song 'Better by you, better than me' in 1978 (which was a cover of Spooky Tooth)
Glenn Tipton (guitar) recalled w/ disgust how lawyers accused the band of inspiring deaths of their fans, and their clients received "so many letters" from other parents who had lost children because of Judas Priest... But when Priest asked them to produce those alleged letters, they were told, "Oh, that was 2 years ago... we don't have them anymore..." ... Tipton called them "bare-faced liars"...
Rob Halford (vocals) was just as enraged... he said the trial had "scarred him deeply"...
After an exhaustive trial in 1990, Priest were exonerated in court... the alleged 'subliminal message' was revealed to be coincidental (It was apparently "do it"... but a combination of a guitar note w/ Halford's breath intake) ... The band also pointed out that the families of the 2 boys had histories of alcohol and drug abuse, dysfunction... which made them high s.ui.cide risks.
'Painkiller' was released in 1990 after the trial and Judas Priest was back on tour in 1991... the record was slow to sell, but eventually went gold and became a favorite in the Priest catalog.
In 1992, vocalist Rob Halford was inspired by Pantera to record a solo project Fight... That year, he shocked Priest fans worldwide by announcing that he was leaving Judas Priest for a solo career... Fight released the album 'War of Words' in 1993 and Judas Priest went of hiatus for years.
Judas Priest announced a new singer Tim 'Ripper' Owens in 1997 w/ a new album 'Jugulator'... while Rob Halford was busy w/ his next band 2wo, an industrial rock outfit that released 1 album 'Voyeurs' in 1998.
Sadly, neither Judas Priest nor Rob Halford scored commercial successes while apart... Judas Priest released 'Demolition' in 2001 w/ Owens on vocals... while Halford returned to heavy metal w/ the albums 'Resurrection' in 2000 and 'Crucible' in 2002.
In 2004, Judas Priest announced the long-awaited reunion w/ Rob Halford on vocals w/ a major tour and their 2005 album 'Angel of Retribution' ... marking a return to form and chart success.
After leaving Judas Priest in 2010, guitarist K.K. Downing announced in 2019 that he had formed the band K.K.'s Priest w/ vocalist Ripper Owens and has released 2 studio albums and r currently touring.
This is the best def of how a metal song must sound!
I saw them on this tour with Megadeth and Testament. Very cool.
I agree with Donna 🎉the musicianship is just amazing 😻 with a genuine passion for what they do , Brilliant 🤩 ❤❤
Love these guys saw them twice in the early 80s everyone there was just as excited as Donna 🤘
I bet that was awesome being there.
I have seen them numerous times over the years and they have never disappointed!
Another great reaction to a great band!! Thanks, as always!! Keep digging into their stuff!! 🤘🤘🎸🎸
love the hard stuff. your show is sweet. peace from oregon
Great video ladies! Always enjoy the reactions, glad to see you become a " metalhead " Donna. :) Welcome to the club! lol This album was a response to the Metallica's and Megadeth's of the business; it was their heaviest album at the time by far. Their 70's stuff was awesome, Rocka Rolla is their first album from 1974, it was good, but they got progressively heavier as they went, with the exception of Turbo in '86. It was " poppier " for Judas Priest but good. Ram It Down and Painkiller were their heavy comeback albums after, Turbo. Especially, Painkiller, really heavy for them at the time. Keep on rockin' ladies!
Just saw them live again last Friday night (4th row center)... They proved yet again why they are one of the greatest Metal bands of all time and Rob Halford is STILL the Metal God!
Awesome
JP created the metal fashion of the 80’s.
I was fortunate enough to see Judas.Priest during numerous tours First time was screaming for vengeance second show. I saw was during defenders of the faith tour.
Then I saw them again. Unfortunately, it was further away in years. But 1990 when they were touring the painkiller album and heaven since.Unfortunately, damn it Cos 3 times I saw them.They kicked total ass But i've been a fan of there since I was thirteen years old in nineteen seventy five
Nice pick ladies. Loved the reaction. PRIEST! Lol....ty lasses ☘️🇺🇲
I just saw them in concert last night and they still sound great!!! \m/ \m/
Something happened in the end of the 1980s, Judas changed their sound alot from the Turbo album 86, to the harder Ram it Down 88 to Painkiller a few later.
They went from a hardrock band, to synthrockers to heavy metal to speed metal in just 4-5 years.
The song Ram it Down and Hard as iron are my all time favourite songs with Judas Priest. ❤
This is considered THE METAL SONG.
I'd thought Lu Lu seeing the official video would have gotten freaked out.
this my favorite song by them and i just saw them play it last month in nj!!!!
I just subscribed. Don't feel too much pressure, please, just take your time, remember, have fun, take care, and have fun doing these videos, I love Judas Priest - been a fan since 1986 Turbo Lover album - their last albums are out of this world - their albums in the 70s and 80s are very good albums - take care
Thanks for subbing
Donna has shown herself to be the Gran-Matriarch of Preistly hard rock guitar 🎸
The 2016 AMA Performance Is Painkiller And Breaking The Law. Rob Halford Of Judas Priest And BabyMetal.
Yes thank you for playing my request.pity it wasnt the official video that is even more awesome. And you are catching up as , it was supposed to be 19th June. Check out the official video.its absolutely awesome.
You're welcome
Been a fan of Priest since 1975. Listen to Unleashed In The East and video review the live version of Sinner from Live Vengence 1982. KK's (the blonde guy) solo is guaranteed to melt your face off.
Probably my favorite live version of this is from the 1983 US Festival…..this is obviously a later version….a little more hectic and definitely kicks butt!
Painkiller was not released until 1990
@@ironlurker
Hmmmmm….then what show am I thinking of? 🤔
Would be fun to ask Ian Hill if he felt any dizzyness after,with constant headbanging..:-)
Excellent video and reaction, thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it
This song has one speed WIDE OPEN and one volume Cranked up till the speakers bleed and beg for mercy then crank it up another notch and get ready to ROCK!!!!!
Great reaction thanks 🎉🎉🎉
Our pleasure!
And yes Donna likes Judas priest for the millionth time 😆❄️ wintersun Alex
priest on their absolute peak 😁👍👏✌️
check out cover from death!!
the lead singer Rob Halford formed 3 more bands after 1991 when he left Judas Priest only to return in 2004. try his band Halford - Live Insurrection album where he compiled live shows with hits from Judas Priest, his 90's band Fight and his 2000's band Halford. try Life in Black from Live Insurrection, Resurrection from the same album name, and you will love the song ''SHE'' where he describes his mother try listening with lyrics from the album Halford - Crucible I think is a bonus track.
Right on
This is what I play driving to work. Actually calms me down for the day
granma take over the two kids are draggin you down !! hhhaa,,, love you all
Kathy Donna I think that last note scared lulu 😳❄️ wintersun Alex
Well gotta say I like this version better than the studio. Didn't like much after Screaming For Vengeance. Guess Donna is more hard core than I am ☺️ Great Job Ladies! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
I love you guy’s reaction videos! Live is good but studio is always better as far as sound quality! The video will blow your minds! To me it hits better!
THANKS FOR YOUR REACTION TO THIS INCREDIBLE BAND
Our pleasure!
Bitchin'❤❤ I love Judas Priest 👍👍🤘🤘
You do make me smile 🙂
Now you need to do the official video it's so good, other songs turbo lover, heading out to the highway, touch of evil, night crawler, out in the cold, some heads are gonna roll, hell bent for leather, the green manalishi,
I don't believe there's a video for it, just an audio file, but LOVEBITES covers this song to a T
Not my favorite Priest song, but the solo played by Glenn Tipton is one of my all time favorites
Y’all gotta react to the cover of this song done on the 70,000 tons of metal cruise ship by vocalist Stu Block
Catch the original and listen to that last note ..
Inspiration for this song was from getting tattooed on the head! (just kidding)
Y’all should check out Heavy Metal 🤘 parking lot Judas Priest !!!!
Listen to the studio version
Aww should have done the video, instead of live.. still both are good, but i think the video is better IMHO
IIIII likem! Lol Donna....check out "The Sinner"
Painkiller..❤❤❤🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Thanks for checking out this :D You would like (Invisible Shield - Judas Priest) The music video shows them all from 2024 ;D Still got the look!
Check out a track from their 2024 album Invincible Shield. "Panic Attack" was the first single released from it...
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Let's hope someone asks for the Rob Halford and Babymetal video featuring the same song plus Breaking The Law. The Kami Band perform the songs Brilliantly.
Great video !
Thanks!
@@KathyLuluandDonna always enjoy your videos.
Nice family..
Classic and now Erik Grönvall, do 'Painkiller'
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Thanks
One of my favorite Judas Priest songs but his vocals seemed a little off this performance. As others have mentioned you should check out the studio version. Great reaction though, as usual. Love your channel! ❤️
Cool, thanks!
good pick!!!!! Donna has a crush on Rob Halford of judas priest!!! Lol you 3 ladies are amazing I look forward to watching everyday...check out turbo lover by judas priest donna will love it!!! Much love and respect
Thank you so much
It should be noted that this is not a good example of Judas Priest's music. This is on the extreme side and people only suggest it to reaction channels for the shock value.
I’d love to hear what you think of a Judas Priest song called “Delivering the goods”.Thanks,and I hope you’re all doing well.
Nothing wrong in liking Priest, they are legends!! but i do prefer the studio version, maybe because its so clean in production, and the guitar cut so clean and perfect through in that production.. but still great..
Lovebites did a great cover of this song. I actually like it better than the original.
Now check out the latest song by them"crown of horns"
If You Like This One, Then Try 2016's Ama PerformancePoint Of This Song With Rob Halford And BabyMetal.
Your amazing what your doing
Hi Ladys me to I Like. Donna i you Fan From Tijuana BC México and i Love Metal 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
Thanks you Ladys. 😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍
Watch the official video of the songs first.
I'm curious how you guys would react to deaths cover of this tune this priest album in general is kind of a foreshadowing to come of how death metal would sound as far as the guitar goes
Tattoos on head he, he I'm almost sleeved out both arms but when I was getting one of my tats, AA dumb butt.
With his head shaved, got a crown-of-thorns, tattooed all around his head. I've never heard a guy scream with pain. That bad ever with a tattoo, dude? And we all did the Benny Hill slap on top of his head after was done, just to make him scream louder and said you ask for it, it's your fault. We were mean no mercy, but it was fun. Lol
Wow
You should check out. Skid row living on a chain gang 91.. a bad ass song
Hell yeah!
The singer Rob Halford started the heavy metal style of wearing leather with metal studs. You see "manly" men who aren't in a heavy metal band wearing it, especially bikers (motorcycles). I find this wonderfully ironic, because many years later, when it became acceptable, Halford came out as gay. He bought that stuff at a gay bondage shop!
Do the official video of the song.
I think I would have done the official video instead of a live show. The official video shows Rob Halford’s range better. Good reaction anyway
what about at the gates - with fear i kiss the burning darknewss
remember odins law the jante law dane
You should react to primal fear
Infinity would be a great song to react to. That's my favorite by them.
studio version would have been better i think. just for the solo section
you 3 lovely ladies need to check out a band called LOVEBITES an all female heavy metal band from japan. you will be blown away by them but do live videos. have a great day!!!!!!!
We have some on the channel
The official music video is better than this live version due to production quality.
yikes i love judas priest saw em live twice but i hate painkiller, their best stuff is diamonds and rust the live video ant33, and heavier stuff beyond the realms of death the epitaph concert and the green manilishi with the 2 pronged crown from epitaph as well
Agree, have seen JP in the early 80’s… I like all their music but Painkiller is the least favorite for me at least. I prefer the earlier stuff, Diamonds and Rust, Victim of Changes, Defenders of the Faith, Heavy Duty, Green Manalishe, etc etc.
@@switchfoot8702 and anything from british steel
@@jeffreygreer oh yes, for sure!
Pain killer is about Jesus Christ second coming
Better live whit Ripper owens
The studio version is alot better.
ruclips.net/video/LGH668jKAg8/видео.html best version!!!
Hey girls, you're missing out on the studio version of it, which is way better than this one, I don't know why everybody thinks live versions are better, some of the details are missing in live versions and sometimes solos are played differently, this one right here, is going way too fast compared to studio version, there are just a few bands who sound same or better than studio version, I won't lie, but this is not an example of it, now just go ahead and listen to it on your own, or if you want to make a reaction to compare to studio version of the song, that'd be cool, I just don't want you to miss out on it.
Judas priest staying relevant. I don't think they needed to do that...
you know what is funny? The singer kept his homosexuality from the public until let's say mid-late career. Everryone that liked the band knew he was gay from early on, and it wasn't from media or anything, there's mannerisms and ways people talk. You know what the fans did ? nothing. Why do we have to keep bringing this, that or somewhat to justify something? People should judge artists for what they bring and what they represent not by their sexual choice. But if you come out singing about being unjustified for something you can't back up, hell yeah your'e gonna get criticized. Like today, why is Bieber saying Eminem doesn't understand today's rap???? :DDD