Drum Teacher Reacts: Judas Priest - The Green Manalishi (With the Two Pronged Crown) Live 82'

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#drummer #reaction #judaspriest

[@jaron91]

I didn't realize that you'd never done a Painkiller reaction. It's legit one of the universal top 3 heavy metal drum intros of all time.

[@Michael-xb4ws]

That is a must!

[@michaelberresford4291]

Legit that ferrari gets around in that song. 😏

[@julien2231]

But boy... im so sick of that song.... so many better ones.

[@Drumsholic]

Great suggestion but Andrew now finds Iron Maiden.It's too soon for Painkiller 😂😂

[@easproul]

Rob Halford is a legendary frontman. Amazing pipes and still going strong today in his 70s!

[@jasonnean2795]

Priest!

[@riffmondo9733]

Saw them recently. He still has the pipes.

[@Ian-Cognito]

Judas Priest is the epitome of Heavy Metal. They have stood the passage of time. You have much to discover, Grasshopper.

[@theDML2112]

One of the greatest metal drum intros ever recorded is in the song "Painkiller" - Scott Travis, drummer, 1990. Do the official music video - it will blow your mind !!!

[@leddygee1896]

This is Halford pre-sobriety. The ultimate theater kid. His voice Transcends all others. Listen to "Beyond The Realms Of Death" from the album "Stained Class" 1978. The drummer on that album is one Les Binks. Les shares more in common with Neil Peart or Cozy Powell in approach... Enjoy the ride Andrew!

[@tomlaw17]

Drum fill heaven.

[@jns8393]

Les Binks was the man!

[@alfwalker5698]

The saying, 'Sabbath is the Heavy, where Priest is the Metal in Heavy Metal'. The two groups are rightly considered THE pioneers of HM. You really must take a look at 1990s Painkiller by Judas Priest - different drummer; iconic drum intro.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Oh right! Good info

[@byronhubbard1510]

They influenced all metal

[@franknapoli5709]

Victim Of Changes from Sad Wings Of Destiny

[@paulm.5979]

Rob Halford, the metal god! Try the Sentinel live 1986 Fuel for Life Tour, Judas Priest put metal into heavy metal, Some popular radio songs Youve Got another Thing Comin, Breaking the Law. Painkiller is Priest on level 10.

[@antoniocarlin5026]

The Sentinel 1986 live is the BEST JP song and the maximus vocal range of Rob! ❤

[@bettyrose959]

Sabbath and Priest came from Birmingham, England during the same time period. Once Priest was formed they signed with Iommi Management Agency. Judas Priest went into the studio in June-July 1974 with Black Sabbath producer Rodger Bain, recording "Rocka Rolla". They were one of the many rock bands from Birmingham, it was an industrial town. Many of those bands played a festival in London, I think. The DJ in the area made up flyers for it that read, 'Heavy Metal' from Birmingham. When Sabbath made their first stop to the states a copy of that flyer was in the promo package. They were asked if they were the 'Heavy Metal' band from England when they landed. Never hearing the term the guys said it sounded cool and they just went with it. Heavy Metal was born. It was Sabbath and Priest to first make it big. Many followed from that show. Moody Blues were actually labeled a 'Heavy Metal' band also, from being on the same flyer.

[@scottchrismon4492]

Rob would say " Sabbath is heavy but Priest is METAL".

[@cmaxxen]

Oh, so much more Priest worth covering. Decades of goodness.

[@cmaxxen]

Contemporaries of Sabbath, but very little personnel crossover.

[@mr.metalhead8863]

Decades of greatness

[@moonchildah]

Rob Halford is widely regarded as one of the greatest vocalists in Metal. He is known as the Metal God. His vocal range is off the charts and he still going strong at the age of 72. Touring the world. Their latest album as one of their all best time. So intense.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Can't wait to hear more!

[@EyesOfFrozenMeat]

Judas Priest is all about the two guitarists and the singer. They form this AWESOME triplet on stage. One of the originators of the twin-guitar attack in rock/metal, they were one of the very first metal bands and often credited as the creators of the first true heavy metal album _as we know it today_ (Stained Class). Their "best" drummer was Les Binks, but unfortunately didn't stay with the band long. He was good and one of the few drummers JP had that actually contributed to the songwriting.

[@67heavyduty]

Sad Wings of Destiny 1976 , Sin After Sin 1977 (with Simon Phillips), Stained Class 1978, Killing Machine 1978 and pinnacle Unleashed in the East - live 1979 , these tell the story how modern Heavy Metal started. Awesomeness!

[@jns8393]

​@@67heavydutySin after Sin has great songs but I always thought could have had much better, harder production.

[@brusecco]

this is just the proper way to end a REAL metal song!

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Hell yeah. MELT DOWN!

[@howardaskeland6516]

“Exciter” and “Painkiller” next!

[@gypsysteve3576]

Youve just opened pandoras box. Delve deep! So many gems from this band. 70s-mid 80s is their peak. Every musician in this band is awesome!

[@hemlock399]

Agree with you on their peak period.

[@mbk337]

I mean, you have to do Judas Priest's "Painkiller" now... just the natural progression 😃

[@robr135]

I hate that logic because Painkiller has a lore behind it that should be experienced. The band was struggling because they tried to stay relevant with two commercial sounding albums that were universally panned after the great Defenders of the Faith. Thrash was king of metal at this time, Death metal was being born out of the aggressive side of metal, Power metal was awakening and channeling the melody and speed from the older Priest style. Priest were not in a good place and after being cast to the side as old dinosaurs by fans, and other metal acts, they decided to unsheathe their metal swords again and prove they still were still metal gods with Painkiller and came back with an epic bang. I wish more people new to Priest follow an order and not just skip 400 pages of world building

[@mbk337]

@@robr135 the few albums between Screaming for Vengeance and Painkiller are all fine and good, but if you want a hard-hitting drum track with killer vocals, you go right for the source... Painkiller was my Judas Priest.

[@williamreiser3118]

Rob Halford the one only man known as The Metal God in his 70's still gets as high

[@henningpieterjordan7416]

The Drummer is Dave Holland...sadly past away.. 😢

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

RIP

[@weshoward450]

This entire concert (Live Vengeance 82) is fire - any videos from it will be killer. "The Sinner" is one of my favorites.

[@henningpieterjordan7416]

Rob halford Bro...the Godfather of heavy Metal ❤😊

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

🙌

[@matthewdrake4385]

The Priest Beast does have one thing in common with Sabbath, formed in the same place , Birmingham, UK. Judas priest formed in the late 60s, but released their debut in 1974. If you've ever seen the black leather and studded belt look in the 80's, they helped define that image. With the exception of a few albums, your singer has been Rob Halford, aka The Metal God. The main albums that broke them through in the US was British Steel and Screaming for Vengeance. Breaking the law, living after midnight, hot rocking, some heads are going to roll and painkiller are all recommended.

[@edboycon]

Please do more Judas Priest!!!

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

That is Rob Halford, aka The Godfather of Heavy Metal /m\/m\ He is currently 72 freaking years old and still kicks ass. You can check out any of the songs on their new album "Invincible Shield" which is awesome by the way. Might I suggest the title track or "As God is my Witness" or "Trial By Fire" whichever you pick you won't be disappointed. The blonde guitarist is Richie Faulkner, this dude suffered a ruptured aorta on stage while playing a guitar solo on the last song of the set, and he freaking finished the song before being taken away to the hospital.

[@williamreiser3118]

Damn good new album

[@mikelferradas6923]

Judas Priest are the Godfathers os Metal. Black Sabbath created the bases, and then the Priest give the form, the look and the power.

[@mikelferradas6923]

@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath only 6, Led Zep, Black Sabbath and Deep Purple started the movement, but the Priest are the first releasing a full metal album, they are the fathers of the speed metal, the trash metal, the power metal,, and of course the heavy metal. Black Sabbath has a cpuple of good metal songs before the Priest show the way, but without the Priest, we'll never know metal as we Know.

[@bullfidde]

Check out their song exciter from 1978. And the drummer for that one was Les Binks. A precursor to thrash/speed metal with a Judas priest before the leather and studs that Rob halford brought to the metal scene from the gay clubs. Anyway an awesome song.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Oh wow. This info is blowing my little mind

[@hemlock399]

@@AndrewRooneyDrums This is a great recommendation for a drum channel.

[@elarsh24]

Rockers from Birmingham, UK, are legend 💯🤘

[@Tim091]

Check out the drummer who replaced Holland, Scott Travis. He brought the thunder of double-kick to the Priest sound. Try the Firepower album.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

I will! New rabbit hole

[@mikevandenboom5958]

I really like the drum composition on Judas priest Desert Plains

[@robertkennedy5414]

what do 1,807 simultaneous face-palms sound like?

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

🤣

[@mlwsf]

Not an off shoot of Black Sabbath but Rob Halford did fill i for Ozzy on vocals live at least once. And both Judas Priest and Black Sabbath are from Birmingham, England.

[@michaelberresford4291]

You haven't even heard the ferrari go if you ain't heard Painkiller.

[@Lemmys_Mole]

1st time hearing the Priest eh Andrew?....Hope you're ready for another rabbit hole to dive in. That Ferrari is owed by "Metal God" Rob Halford. Such an awesome catalogue to dig into..from 1974's Rocka Rolla to 2024's Invincible Shield..

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

This is the Metal God Rob Halford from the time when he was still mortal. Now everybody is calling him that.

[@mr.metalhead8863]

Believe it or not, they also have done a remake of Joan Beaz’s Diamond and Rust which is now considered one of their signature metal songs. There is literally 50+ JP songs worth listening to. Before doing Painkiller which many are suggesting, I think you should go back to the live version of “Victim of Changes” at the 1983 US Festival - do this one first, then proceed to painkiller.

[@julien2231]

One of their best songs

[@ingoknoop8344]

🤘🏻🤘🏻 today Rob Halford is 73 yrs old. You should listen to him performing "Painkiller" nowadays.

[@PaulArnold-z1o]

Priest were more pioneers than followers - Rob Halford set the high water mark for his voice ( often compared to Dio as the 2 best metal voices ever) To really see the band dynamic & a taste of Rob's vocal range you should check out "Victim of Changes " from the US festival - best outdoor recording I've probably ever heard

[@academaciated7466]

How about some Accept? Like Wrong is Right perhaps?

[@keefriff99]

Rob Halford is one of the greatest vocalists in the history of modern popular music, not just metal. He should be mentioned in the same breath as legends like Freddie Mercury and Aretha Franklin, but since he sings metal, he’s not serious enough to be respected that way, apparently. But to the metal community, he IS the Metal God. There are songs where he hits such insanely powerful high notes and screams, you can’t believe your ears. A proper deep of Priest is highly recommended.

[@hemlock399]

Judas Priest was originally formed in 1969 in Birmingham, England by original vocalist Al Atkins & bassist Brian Stapenhill, with John Perry on guitars and John Partridge on drums. Attempts at releasing an album failed for a variety of reasons & the lineup changed multiple times. Long-time core members of the band Ian Hill (bass) and KK Downing (guitar - the blond one in the video) joined circa 1970. Atkins left the band in late '72, replaced by long-time core member and legendary vocalist and frontman Rob Halford in '73, at which time John Hinch also joined as drummer. The final long-time core member, guitarist Glen Tipton, joined in 1974, and they recorded their first studio album, Rocka Rolla, released 1974. Here's their remaining studio discography with personnel changes noted: Sad Wings of Destiny (1976 (with Alan Moore on drums)). Sin After Sin (1977 (with Simon Phillips on drums)). Stained Class (1978 (with Les Binks on drums)). Killing Machine (1978 (released in the US as "Hell Bent for Leather" in 1979)). British Steel (1980 (with Dave Holland on drums)). Point of Entry (1981). Screaming for Vengeance (1982). Defenders of the Faith (1984). Turbo (1986). Ram It Down (1988). Painkiller (1990 (with Scott Travis on drums)). Jugulator (1997 (with Tim "Ripper" Owens on vocals)). Demolition (2001). Angel of Retribution (2005 (with Rob Halford on vocals)). Nostradamus (2008). Redeemer of Souls (2014 (with Richie Faulkner replacing KK Downing on guitars)). Firepower (2018). Invincible Shield (2024).

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

Yo thanks for all that info!

[@FransKoops]

Rob Halford did 3 shows with Black Sabbath where he replaced Ozzy and Dio. Judas Priest celebrating there 55th anniversary this year ( saw them in Amsterdam a few months ago )

[@jack-k6z7n]

I THEM IN 1982 WITH MAIDEN IT WAS KILLER

[@moonchildah]

Its the Paaaaaain, the paaaaaaain, the PAAAAIIIIINKILLAH!!! 🤘👌👍 Should obviously be the next one.

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

I'll get to it!

[@superfbomb9054]

Rob Halford filled in for Ozzy once when Ozzy got sick and he did a show with Black Sabbath.. there is video on KZbin..

[@superfbomb9054]

You really need to do Painkiller by Priest.. killer drum intro on that one

[@EattheApple666]

Sabbath forged the Metal Sword and Priest sharpened it. First album '74 last album '24. You can't go wrong with any of the 17 albums with Rob Halford as singer, The Metal God. They are one of the best live bands ever. This was last song before encores started, hence the long trashcan ending.

[@BrianYates-ue8hf]

Rob Halford Hell yeah finally the live version Dare I say JP does a better rendition than FM haha There are only 2 metal singers Imo that still have their voices well into their 70's: Rob Halford and King Diamond Haters smoke me in the comments if need be haha Love this song 🤘😎✌️🧐

[@jangles1839]

Oh man! Judas Priest has a HUGE catalog you definitely should dive into! Once you start down the rabbit hole...we may not see you back for quite some time! Great band who've been consistent for decades! 🤘🏼💙

[@chrispendleton6830]

Judas Priest at Live Aid '85 is definitely worth a listen.

[@RockaRolla6969]

The Metal God

[@kevinfarr5664]

Personally I prefer the early Priest albums Rocka Rolla Sad Wings of Destiny Sin After Sin Stained Class (my favourite) Killing Machine British Steel After this they went after the American radio friendly audience, not so good for me, until Painkiller (title track is awesome), saw them earlier this year after some lineup changes and they're still delivering the goods. Tracks to listen to (plenty of others too):- Run of the Mill Victim of Changes Sinner Saints in Hell Metal Gods Painkiller

[@elvwood]

You are not alone - Stained Class is my favourite of their studio albums too. I also love some later Priest too, though, and think Nostradamus is probably their most underrated album (and I know I'm in a very small minority there).

[@jns8393]

Rockabilly Rolla I could easily live without and Killing Machine such a let down after the zenith of Stained Class. A shift to simpler, more commercial songs with no real screams and no Les Binks!

[@iainblack7549]

A song that’s huge that you will have heard of you say? That will be Breaking the Law, And Hell bent for leather Both fantastic songs. But go to screaming for vengeance, turbo lover, victim of changes, living after midnight, you’ve got another thing coming, heading out on the highway, love bites, some heads are gonna roll, the ripper. Wait until you are familiar with Judas Priest before you do painkiller. Painkiller is the title track from thier 12th studio a;bum and was a significant departure in sound, and a reaction to the thrash metal scene. It’s quite extreme, and doesn’t really represent the band over thier career, but more of an outlier.

[@rwellman238]

Since you enjoy Maiden you won't be disappointed with Judas Priest. Enjoy your journey 🤘

[@julien2231]

The two best original metal bands

[@hoondogg66]

Victim of changes

[@moonworm1312]

High ... higher ... Rob Halford 🎤

[@nikosalmpanis-ty3jt]

I have saw 2-3 times,1-2 with Judas Priest,1 alone with his band and 1 time Judas Priest with other singer.Judas Priest are amazing band,from the same city Birmingham with Black Sabbath.Rob had sing 2 times with Black Sabbath live on stage.I have the bootleg cd and video of performance🤘

[@NZLatic]

Honestly, Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were the forerunners in the NWOBHM. That small snippet of Rob Halford’s vocal range should be enough to lure you in and down this rabbit hole. JP has many different sounds and stage, but they’re all fire. I’m thinking that Victim of Changes would be a good start. Please don’t start with Painkiller. Get a feel for the early Priest music before going into the later thrash style. Thanks and greetings from good old NZ

[@JonMallek]

You haven't heard anything yet, you must listen to all Halford!!!

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

I will!

[@BlackLabGarage]

Sadly Dave Holland was the worst drummer that Priest ever had in my opinion. Les Binks who came before Dave Holland was a far better drummer. Scott Travis who came after Dave and is still the current drummer for Judas Priest is a better drummer than Dave. If you want to hear what Les Binks sounds like go listen to some of KK’s Priest on here. That’s KK Downings band. He is the guitarist on the left of the stage if you’re looking towards the stage from the crowd. He played guitar for them from 1970? Until just a few years ago. His band plays the Judas Priest material and has Tim (Ripper) Owens singing for him who oddly enough was the guy that replaced Rob Halford when he left Judas Priest. Personally my favorite live Priest is the 1998 live Metal Meltdown double album. It has both Tim Owens singing and Scott Travis drumming.

[@whitedrguy6503]

Judas Priest do a cover of another song that they weaponised, Diamonds and rust, originally by Joan Baez. You also need to check out Lovebites, all girl band from Japan, the drummer, Haruna is off the charts with the double kick, pick any song, they are all good.

[@richardhenderson7738]

Hi Andrew. I call bullshit. Tell me you've never heard Painkiller by Judas Priest. There's no way. It has one of the most famous drum intros of all time. The quality is right up there with Cozy Powell on Rainbow's Stargazer.

[@samuel_towle]

Or as I call it "The Green Mitsubishi (with the two doors brown)"

[@julien2231]

Lmao

[@satorimystic]

I gotta go with Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Original version, though JP does a nice interpretation. Alas, Peter Green's genius prevails.

[@johnpelfrey2425]

Sorry Priest is better

[@satorimystic]

@@johnpelfrey2425 LMAO 😝

[@Elric70]

Almost time for some Painkiller, lol.

[@markmilner842]

Glad to see this got unblocked

[@AndrewRooneyDrums]

They normally do! Only a handful got forever blocked

[@mattzap9298]

Painkiller next. Then diamonds and rust. Victim of changes Exciter

[@justingoulet9714]

Lead singer Rob Halford Iconic Metal Singer

[@jasonnean2795]

You want Halford VOX.....Look up at the old wiskey. or........Anything with his solo band Fight. Especially the Live stuff.....1990-1993. Can you say Octave? Lol. Great Video, Andy. Thanks and God Bless.

[@gordjones1765]

You are going to get a thousand requests for "Painkiller", please buck the trend and do "Metal Meltdown" from same album instead

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

Painkiller is the ultimate metal song. Can’t get more metal than that.

[@xRuralJuroRx]

Can you please check out 66Samus at Drumeo playing Led Zeppelin?

[@ScalesOfAnubis]

Judas Priest - Freewheel Burning (Live from the 'Fuel for Life' Tour) Just Do It!

[@linkan7100]

My Priest-Journey started with the "British Steel" album that was released in 1980. There you have a whole lot of classic Priest-songs. Yes, they´re really better live, I know, but try "Priest Live" from their "Fuel for life"- tour in 1986. That album rocks 100%!

[@connyschilling4199]

Vocalist Rob Halford.

[@kylehorner8782]

The original by Fleetwood Mac was WAY more ominous!

[@orgard7684]

Rob Halford the almighty \,,/Metal God\,,/

[@SavageGrace]

Les Binks was the best JP drummer, IMHO.

[@mannybravo237]

The "Oh, oh, oh, oh" part is my fav. And Rob is gay, not that there's anything wrong with that [Seinfield]. It's all about the Heavy Metal🤘🏻

[@peterschon3717]

Are You joking? Who ist the singer from Judas Priest?!?!?!? Rob Halford ist the Metal God. And you should also look at live videos with the current drummer. Dave Holland was a good drummer, but Scott Travis ist better.

[@TomRam-2358]

If you teach drums i dont understand why you never teach This song Judas Priest Painkiller. That is how you should play drums.

[@EiriUesugiKun]

Hey Andrew.. Opeth just dropped a drum playthrough of "§1" by Waltteri Värynynen.. Check it out maybe? ;)

[@Drumsholic]

I think you enjoy the first rank on reaction channels now?? Congratulations man!!!

[@leddygee1896]

Transparent drums behind you😁(Duh)

[@emarsk77]

Opeth released a drum playthrough video of their single "§1" with their new drummer Waltteri Väyrynen. Just saying ;)

[@michaelhintz6187]

Andrew! Listen closely! Gavin Harrison, “Cymbal Song”. Be the first to review it. It’s on his website. If you haven’t seen it, you haven’t seen anything like it.

[@SummerRain-n5u]

Andrew-- "Priest is a classic band. Well worth exploring for certain 🙂 Rob Halford--vocals, Glenn Tipton--guitar, K.K. Downing--guitar, Ian Hill--bass, Dave Holland--drums. The main thing 'Priest has in common with Black Sabbath is that both bands are from Birmingham, England. "Priest isn't an offshoot, however. They're also from the same time period, but "Priest's first record came out a few years after "Sabbath's first album. "Priest are heavy metal pioneers along with a short list of others including Black Sabbath.

[@Loki_Firegod]

I've seen Judas Priest live earlier this year. They've been at it for over 50 years and yet, on the current tour (Invincible Shield) they're propably as good as they have been 20 or 30 years ago. Don't know if they can top their 80s performances (because hell yeah, they were good back then) but still - and for Rob Halford to hit the high notes on "Victim of Changes" or "Painkiller" at his age is pretty damn amazing, when guys like Ian Gillan hasn't performed "Child in Time" in about 25 or so years because he can't hit the notes anymore. Anyway, you HAVE to do Painkiller - can't be a drum teacher and youtube reaction guy if you don't do Painkiller. Also, I keep repeating myself but you have to do Dimmu Borgir - The Chosen Legacy (Studio version). Just do it already, you'll enjoy both of them. :)

[@philiplauzon1743]

Rob Halford - The legend 🩵 You recently discovered Iron Maiden now discover the band that gave birth to Maiden. Judas Priest 🤘 Lengends

[@richardhuck7190]

PAIN-KILLARRRRRRRRR!!!!! Please, of course. lol

[@WWIESE1000]

Hey Andrew, I live in the northern hemisphere, it's hard to understand why you don't know more about Judas Priest. Maybe you're just too young. I saw them live in the golden era of heavy metal, 1884. Judas Priest wasn't part of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal because they made albums before that, but they were monsters and gave metal such a boost. Rob Halford was “the” voice and frontman of that time. Albums like British Steel (80) - listen to Rapit Fire or The Rage!, Screaming for vengance (82) Defenders of the Faith (84) shaped my time. I saw John Bonhham when I was 15 It's the reason why started having drumlessons when I was 48) and I will be spending my 60th birthday in New Zealand in October. Where can we have a beer together? I could tell you one or two more stories ;-) Greetings from Germany Jens

[@leddygee1896]

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and declare Judas Priest's Stained Class album from 1978, Superior to Metallica's album Kill Em' All from 1983. And I love Metallica's first album. Disagree? Perspective matters. Priest should be as relevant a band as Metallica in this day and age, At the very least. I was 23 years old when Metallica's debut album came out in 1983, And I always revert back to Stained Class. Go Figure...

[@shspurs1342]

Why is the giving me Fleetwood Mac vibes.

[@joea7876]

Oh man...FIRST Priest song, and this is the one that gets picked? Sooooooo many better tracks to choose from, and Dave Holland wouldn't be on any of them.

[@BillBowman-vu3jw]

I think Rob Halford is good friends with your buddy Ozzy!

[@JohannesMilchert]

React to songs played by Scott Travis. This a heavy metal class. 90s to today.

[@gregduke5812]

My favorite band and hands down my favorite vocalist. The 1978 album Stained Class is in my opinion the first thrash metal album. The guitar tone isn't too heavy though. The only flaw. The drums and vocals are completely ridiculous for the times! The guitars are perfection, it's just the tone that doesn't do it justice. You really need to check out Stained Class. You will definitely be blown away.

[@eirikasbjrnberg8753]

I grew up with Judas Priest as car music . Great for party . Best period in my view is 78-82 but in many peoples opinion it last until this day. Halford has the greatest metal voice of all. But I prefer his singing to his screeching

[@janradt3]

Can‘t believe you‘ve never heard the drum intro of JPs „Painkiller“! Are you really a drummer? Hmm 🧐

[@Bristolcentaurus]

You are very very wrong Judas Priest stands on their own