FIRST TIME Hearing "Electric Eye" by JUDAS PRIEST!!

[@VMAN00ful]

When you're Rob Halford, you enter the stage however you want.

[@Gatz22]

That's the definition of The Metal God

[@VMAN00ful]

@@Gatz22 You are 100% correct.

[@drazzle6267]

Great comment!!

[@irocitZ]

Damn right

[@ketorecipiesandhealthystuf5539]

From what I hear he liked to "enter" from the rear.🤣

[@RolandDeschain1]

As a bass player myself, I love how Ian Hill has not moved from that spot in almost 50 years.

[@WHNorthcote]

Magnets.

[@djm4457]

Man is comfortable in his tole to say the least. Just wish his tone was louder.

[@alexsaucedo8032]

LMAO. HAHAHAHAHA. LOL. HAHAHAHA. FUNNY AS FUCK 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@profanepersonality]

😂😂😂

[@jr-xs9tf]

And using that same rocking motion from day one.

[@muttonbuster]

Electric Eye without The Hellion intro is like going to pick up a pizza without ordering first. It's not that it's sacrilege, it just doesn't work that way.

[@FatiFleur-jn7ky]

🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@djm4457]

My thought exactly.

[@metalhead7319]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmeYnX9ueKiCea8

[@pthor6265]

My mom wouldn't let me go to this concert, because I was only 14. She said it's just sex, and drugs and drinking... and she was absolutely right. Lol

[@captpain1]

I guess my mom was kooler ,i went with some friends that were a little older but I was able to go with them 4 of us ,was at Worcester Ma. hooked ever since never missed a show after that. wow 14 was a long time ago

[@MicheleNicole]

I saw them, and there were a bunch of people outside of the venue talking about Jesus, holding large crosses, and I am sure telling us what sinners we were. :D

[@nenemoore2936]

Yes it was! I was 14 also.

[@ronlunk2890]

I took my brother at 13, Judas Priest and Whitesnake it was his first ever concert and 36 years later he still remembers every second of it. So cool.

[@GrandWizardBingus]

Worst part is 14 year olds went for that as well and everyone turns a blind eye to it.

[@stefantsarev4442]

About time you hear a good song! Now, try The Sentinel by Priest, you won't regret it!

[@zleggitt1989]

@@sebastianmoses717 ?

[@damiangimeno3116]

The fuel for life version pleaseee

[@ChueyOrtiz]

Yes the 1986 live version 🤘

[@scottt7458]

So so good

[@xafbxmoto269]

Victim of changes, screaming for vengeance, and painkiller.

[@bsegovia23]

You have to hear Beyond the Realms of Death by Judas Priest, my all time favorite Edit: The Hellion must always precede this song

[@charliemac64]

Asthma Attack23 And "Riding on the Wind" must always succeed it.

[@aaronposteraro1986]

I was fuming when he started the video and it was already the end of the hellion

[@TheAsphyx666]

It boggles the mind that when Rob Halford came out in 1998, much of the metal world was totally surprised. I mean, look at him! Even in the late Seventies he dressed like someone out of the Village People. :D I think he's amazing and one of THE defining voices of metal, period. I couldn't care less about his sexual orientation, just to be clear. I just find it so damn funny that noone saw it coming when he made NO effort whatsoever of hiding it.

[@collinnicholasns]

yeah when Rob Halford came out as gay, most fans response was "that's cool, can you play painkiller next?"

[@heavymetal1330]

The triad: Sabbath, Maiden and Priest!

[@robertkaplan848]

Absolutely!!

[@adamhendrickson512]

The Heavy Metal BIG 4 : Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Motorhead...

[@michaelmccourt4992]

Fuck yeah! Up the Irons!

[@robertkaplan848]

@@adamhendrickson512I have to put Metallica ahead of Motorhead,but it's a close call!

[@PNSHR]

@@adamhendrickson512 ...Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Saxon and Motörhead...

[@raid7752]

Sunday, May 29, 1983 Judas Priest Mötley Crüe Ozzy Osbourne Quiet Riot Scorpions Triumph Van Halen What a line up for this heavy metal day at the us festival !!!! I was lucky enough to be at this show for my 21st birthday. ROB HALFORD also came out on a Harley for one of there songs.

[@eddielawson6653]

🤘IT WAS HOT IN DEVOR THAT DAY🤘ed

[@edwardmvh10]

Funny watching the young being exposed to 80's rock/metal, sadly, they won't get it, even with YT. EVH ROCKS.

[@100hooker]

Yes it was hot. I look back on that day as one of the best days of my life. I was 19 at the time. Glen Helen regional park in Devore. Thanks Woz for losing your ass but you ended up doing pretty good for yourself!

[@Reani71]

React to 'Victim of Changes', that's an absolute masterpiece song.

[@TheDude-pr6ug]

Has to be victim of changes Studio version from sad wings of destiny album

[@Norsemann]

My favorite JP song

[@DMXIII]

UPVOTE!!! THIS MUSIC IS A MASTERPIECE!

[@SunlightBro69]

Totally agree with you

[@olive2292]

@@TheDude-pr6ug or live at the same show we're watching "us festival 82'"

[@damiangimeno3116]

Finally a judas reactiooon!! You should listen to more judas, they are a great band, the metal gods

[@makikomi]

He's already listened to Painkiller - it's a great reaction video! :)

[@danwiesdamageinc]

2:35 "Look at all those people." I was one of them. US Festival 2 (1983) Heavy Metal Sunday. 300,000,000+ tickets sold for that day - the only day that "sold out" during the weekend, and this was when metal was considered underground by the record companies.

[@Ryan-vs1yj]

You should have listened to it with the Hellion intro, one of the best intros ever

[@Emilions121]

When i was a kid i couldn't and didn't want to listen electric without the hellion , what an intro lml

[@jacobolson6885]

It's like we will rock you before we are the champions or eruption before you really got me. Gotta have it

[@jaega4247]

To this day I still don't understand why they're 2 separate songs. Made it such a pain to include them in a playlist I wanted to play on shuffle. Same with Heavy Duty and Defenders of the Faith, though it's the outro instead of intro.

[@BenAHulse]

@@jaega4247 i concur. They should just be one track

[@Steve-Fiction]

Also should've listened to the studio version.

[@EC66OK]

You have to get the FULL EFFECT by starting with the intro "The Hellion" (the tail end plays at the beginning of this clip) leading into Electric Eye (which you listened to), followed immediately by "Riding on the Wind" (the drum riff that begins at the end of this video). Halford's vocals on Riding on the Wind will slay you. Bonus Points, listen to "Screaming for Vengeance" from the same show (US Festival 1983).

[@61Slughi]

Electric Eye is nothing without The Hellion opening. Greatest concert starter EVER.

[@bobbysimpson5540]

I was 20 years old and at this Show in 1983. I've been to about 150 Concerts since than and this One still the Best and Most Fun from what I remember. Priest and The Scorpions killed it that day. So good.

[@bigp3006]

300,000 hard rockers there, San Bernardino 1983, surprised I remember all that, I was somewhat inebriated during quiet riot and motley crue, when priest came on I got a grip on reality again, they had been the band that made music mean more than having background noise to me. Great show, great time.

[@terrilynn27allen88]

Awesome choice of song. Love this. Glad you reacted to the live version.

[@Blinknone]

This is one of my very favorite live versions of any song, but particularly Judas Priest. This is them at their apex.. Just legend.

[@borisketou3177]

You're just talking about the Metal God, the one and only Metal God.

[@tombossxd9158]

The song Metal Gods implies something different :D But he's definitely A metal god!

[@Imurai]

Metal has many gods. Dio for example is naturally one of them, simply by name (and ofc his goodly contribution to metal).

[@borisketou3177]

The one and only "Metal God", acknowledged by all the rock/metal scene, is Rob Halford. Of course there are some other legends such as Dio ou Bon Scott, among others, but Halford is the only name that will come if you ask most of people.

[@der_jannik_0115]

Boris Ketou Lemmy rivals him

[@borisketou3177]

@@der_jannik_0115 I'm not talking about talent, I'm just saying the name "Metal God" refers to Halford, every metalhead knows that.

[@timish71]

This is from the 1983 US festival In California. Van Halen was the headliners. Judas Priest set Was pure fire.

[@petebrown3715]

Alex!, Duuuuuuddddddeeeee!!! About time you checked out the mighty Judas Priest. A few songs to check out in no particular order: 1. Hell Bent for Leather. 2. Beyond the realms of Death. 3. Green Manalishi with a two pronged crown. 4. The Sentinal. 5. Screaming for Vengeance. 6. Riding on the Wind. 7. Rock Forever. 8. Delivering the goods. 9. Metal Gods. 10. Grinder. 11. Sinner. 12. Exciter. 13. Genocide. 14. Free Wheel Burning 15. Painkiller. 16. The Ripper. 17. Judas is Rising. 18. Diamonds and Rust 19. Victim of Changes- Live from Unleashed in the East. 20. Hot Rockin'. There's a good start for ya lad. Peace🤘 P.S. That live footage was from the 1983 US festival in California. That was day 2 called "Heavy Metal Day". There was an estimated crowd of 300,000 to 500,000 people there. There were a ton of bands that day. Quiet Riot, Motley Crüe,Priest,Ozzy,Scorpions,Triumph,Van Halen etc. Good times indeed sir. Full on metal.

[@TheHockPlayer]

Dude! Unbelievable! Today is our 25th wedding anniversary and we had an INCREDIBLE time! Our kids came over, we grilled quesadillas, bonfire, stories,...it was awesome! Wife went to bed, I went to KZbin...and here you are...Judas Priest, whatever...Our best friends live outside of Houston. I'm proud of what you've decided and support you! Good God, I just found it funny you had a Judas Priest vid on my anniversary..Ha!! God I Love life!!!

[@LA80sMike]

US Festival '83, i was there, i was 16, I'm aging myself lol, to this day the greatest concert I've ever attended, just look up the band lineups, incredible, i believe i paid $20 for the ticket..... oh JP kicked ass!!!!

[@edwardmvh10]

It's 80's hard rock/metal, it blows anyone's mind who didn't live thru it, I'm 57, so, yeah, it rocks. US Fest '83, watch the rest of Metal Sunday.

[@brandydynamite5877]

Priest are one of the greatest bands ever. They've been around for almost as long as I've been alive! Rob is the Metal God.

[@glennwatson8826]

Oh, Thank You Alex for reacting to this! Brings back GREAT memories of when life was easier and metal was just SO CLEAN!

[@naelar13]

After almost 40 years, still one of the finest metal albums ever made.

[@johnmanley7859]

That's from the US Festival 83 I was there in Devore Ca It was there my first concert .Heavy Metal Day 400 thousand fans !

[@thomaspurvis8047]

I WAS THERE TOO!!

[@Syko_Gaming5150]

Breaking the law. Beyond the realms of death. Living after midnight. Priest is AMAZING. I’m from Reno Nevada and both priest and beyond the realms of death have a bit of history in my home town

[@aluchardtheunluckyvampire2545]

Florida DroneWerks isn’t it weird that the beginning of pain killer sounds like living after midnight

[@Syko_Gaming5150]

Alucard Murcielago lol I never noticed. But I guess if it was sped up

[@johnnorton971]

I'm from Reno and remember the trial. JP started their tour here as a thank you for the support then came back 15 years later and asked who in the crowd was there for that, thanked us again.

[@rayday4141]

Hey I’m from Reno too lol My first show ever was priest and queensryche at the outside amphitheater at the Hilton haha

[@johnnorton971]

@@rayday4141 That was the show where Rob asked who was around for the trial and he apologized for not coming back sooner.

[@mikkaelrodriguez1770]

I was there 1983 US Festival...Metal Day. One of the best concerts ever. First time seeing Priest live. Very Epic.

[@darthoblivion2615]

Awesome!!! Now we're talking. You MUST do a reaction to Judas Priest "The Sentinal". DO IT!!!!

[@matthewdrake4385]

Good selection. Any Judas from the 70’s or 80’s you can’t really go wrong with. Rob rocking the leather and shades look.

[@nickier3248]

Yes!! My Dad had Screaming for Vengeance on cassette (still has it LOL), not many pre-teen girls were rockin' in the car with their Dad to this! Devil's Child ❤🤘

[@Stefnmaddy]

Hell Bent for Leather!!!

[@marcalhanaty4636]

How can you never have heard this song!?!?!! Top 10 classic priest songs!!!!

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

Play the title track!!! Screaming for Vengeance... Excellent track!!! The name says it all

[@nps1016]

US Festival 1983, 400,000 people for the three day event. The 2nd day was Heavy Metal Day, which along with Judas Priest, there was Van Halen, The Scorpions, Motley Crue and Quiet Riot. Priest kicked all matters of ass at this show. Glad you like Electric Eye, you’ll like other songs off of Screaming For Vengeance including Devil’s Child, Bloodstone, You Got Another Thing Comin’ and the title track.

[@tranquilounger9904]

Judas Priest - You Got Another Thing Coming

[@matthewflores4941]

All priest is good priest. Check out Painkiller by them.

[@IvoryElvenson]

@@matthewflores4941 He already had! 😁

[@derrusski7614]

Some Judas Priest songs to react : -Rapid Fire -Here Come the Tears -(Take These) Chains -Yo've Got Another Thing Coming -Turbo Lover -Metal Meltdown -Angel -Living After Midnight -Beyond the Realms of Death

[@Kim-hc5si]

When Rob Halford came out and everyone lost their minds and couldn’t believe that a metal dude could be gay, he said ‘the hat should have tipped you off’. Legend, man.

[@bsegovia23]

Kim not just the hat, but all the leather, studs, and whip as well lol.

[@patrickh.1658]

He was the reason everyone during that era started metal looks to their style like metal studs etc

[@neobh]

He is the godfather of metal! Fuck sexuality!

[@JudaZuk_]

he he yeah, there were definitely clues :) Rob is a bad ass, and a true metal god 🤘👊

[@mrmrandmrs800]

I’ve always said who cares the classic heavy metal front man He is a legend

[@BrettWilliamson]

Priest are absolute legends. You hear so much about Halford and his voice and front man stage presence but they are so much more than just that. Tipton and Downing wrote some fantastic riffs and their metal was just so easy to get in to and addictive. An awesome band.

[@maxquad6846]

Then Halford chucks his hat and glasses Into the crowd. Bet there was a fight over that.

[@Dreveryn]

Judas Priest - Hellrider live (Rising in the East). One of my all time favorites personally. The solo shreds so hard but Glenn Tipton is so smooth.

[@OnlyKaerius]

Thin Lizzy - Emerald Double guitar attack before Maiden even formed.

[@AHVENAN]

Priest also formed before Maiden and also had double lead guitars....

[@neobh]

I was just binge watching your channel because I'm isolated 4 thousand miles away from home and needed to listen to some music and then all of a sudden you drop a video with one of my favorite bands. Thank you, Alex! BTW, that's Rob fucking Halford, the metal GOD!

[@beckyleavitt7808]

Their concerts were awesome!

[@robertghanem4908]

Always especially in the 80s

[@beckyleavitt7808]

@@robertghanem4908 OMG yes! Always a good opening band too. Those were the days! I wish I could take younger folks back!!

[@MrChumpus]

This concert was in 1983. The US festival was a 3 day concert with each day focusing on different genres of rock. I was 15 years old. I remember it like it was last week

[@damianocarnevale4595]

Pink Floyd "Welcome to the machine" Greetings from Argentina.

[@alienlifeform7490]

So right about being in that "live" element. It's all about energy and, clearly, it comes through on KZbin as well. Everything is energy. Peace, brother.

[@JudethPriest]

AILD did a cover of this song

[@GHNerland]

That was the one I heard first. First time hearing the original here actually. The cover's better (by AILD) IMO.

[@1justinswift]

Heavy Metal Day”, at the '83 US Festival. It set the single-day concert attendance record for the US with an estimated 375,000 people. According to google :) Glad to see you showing my favorite band some love !!

[@Zaiterion]

Always a treat to see the Metal God in action

[@thewalkergroup5249]

You have GOT to watch/react to Screaming For Vengeance live (from the same concert as this)! You'll really hear Halford's voice! And you have to watch all live performances!

[@grahamvarey1144]

That was the US Festival look it up on Google and you'll recognize some of the biggest names in rock

[@thetattooedvaper4081]

I was there for both years. Amazing times

[@monickalynn4365]

Wow. Both Judas Priest and Orwell 1984 predicted/depicted the future.Great classic JP

[@ronlunk2890]

The best guitar tandem of their time, K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton

[@VadersRage]

When "The Hellion" is attached to this song....it's just bad ass! One of the best metal intros EVER. Saw them in 2019 and at 70, Halford can STILL hit those notes! He dressed like a leather daddy for years and no one suspected...?! Wow.

[@MrJest2]

To be fair, back then we *all* wore leather and spikes. He just had a little more... glam... to it all. Well, and the cap. And the whip. My girlfriend at the time was soooo in lust with him. She was heartbroken when she found out he was on the other team.

[@VadersRage]

@@MrJest2 When WHAM! hit the scene, I was dating a girl that was nuts over George Michael. I knew immediately that he would NEVER feel the same way about girls the way she felt about him. She would get SO heated when I pointed this out.....like ANGRY!! It's not like I was mean about telling her either. I was just simply pointing out the obvious. I wish I could have been there years later with a "Tried to tell you / Told you so" look. I love handing those out, even though it's a pretty rare occurrence.

[@WingZero172]

Now you should check out the studio version because The Hellion leads right into Electric Eye.

[@martin3456]

It was Judas Priest that got me into metal.. I was 5 years old and I listened to Ram It Down on Vinyl... The rest is history

[@sandrocket1241]

Try "Desert Plains" by them

[@floodtech]

The live version really shows off Robs pipes (vocal range)

[@remove_marko]

Best song of the "Point of Entry" album

[@misterb6416]

My very first rock concert was Judas Priest, they started the concert with "Solar Angels" and Rob driving out on stage on a Harley, that was so loud I couldn't hear for a day. It was awesome.

[@patrickmurray9409]

Wait until he comes our with his harley on stage. Hell of a moment live .

[@1family4me]

When Rob Halford goes into another octave stratosphere with ease it gives me chills.

[@spirospandis6955]

I am waiting for the two most iconic songs from judas priest, The Sentinel and Painkiller and also one of my favorites, No surrender. Greedings from Greece.

[@AHVENAN]

He already did Painkiller ages ago, check his channel

[@ΓΙΩΡΓΟΣΚΟΚΑΡΙΔΑΣ-ι3μ]

🇬🇷🇬🇷

[@martinopas]

the singer coming out that way is one of the best intro i ever saw i a live show. The reaction of the people when that happens makes me hype every time

[@johnmedley3598]

I can tell you that,,, that day was one of two long days of metal, that was the US festival San Bernardino CA,,, I was 16yo,, OZZY, Scorpions, Motley Crew, Van Halen, JP, and many others. Yes ,his entrance was bad ass. Too bad they don't do those anymore. David lee roth messed it up for any future show.. but,, I was at that one,, and it was awesome

[@ericclarke6107]

That was an amazing, legendary week of music...

[@johnmedley3598]

Eric clarke,, what was the group that disappointed you ,,,if you remember

[@DuneFreak66]

I saw Judas Priest 8 times in concert. Kickass show every time. Rob's voice was amazing each and every time. The whole band was always on point!

[@Shumac]

I love your dog looking around like "wtf bro?"

[@paulm.5979]

Yes, they are just bad ass! Please do Victim of Changes from the same concert or Live Vengeance 82. The band that put metal into heavy metal.

[@PeartEnvy2112]

You seriously need to go see bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden Live when the world returns to normal.

[@korylinn2251]

I’ve seen both, but my husband hadn’t been to many concerts before we met. I’ve taken him to several over the years. FINALLY had tickets to take him to Judas Priest in Vegas next month, but STUPID COVID it got cancelled!

[@mc2120]

I've seen Judas Priest live 3 times, never disappoints!

[@michaelevans3477]

Me too!

[@Stefnmaddy]

Same. Philly!!!!

[@andrewsmokler7173]

Try some Rob Halford solo "silent screams" or Resurrection "

[@AHVENAN]

"Betrayal" aswell, if he reacts to that song, Im betting he's gonna sit there with his chin on the floor the whole time, Robs vocals on that one are INSANE!

[@georgeandritsakis1482]

Hells Last Survivor and Made in Hell are gems too!

[@Zatsify]

I’ll never forget seeing that Tour while I was in College - thinkin 81 (+ or - a year) 😉💪🤘 Wore that Album OUT playin my drums to it 🤓

[@philstone3859]

Those two guitarists are two of the most renowned, respected players on the planet. Glen Tipton & K. K. Downing. Of course Rob Halford is the Metal singer template by which all others are judged! He can Blast several octaves!

[@johndavid4526]

Love seeing the back of a guys guitar neck when he's playing a solo 😅.

[@CelticKatie]

You have got to watch the '82 Live Vengeance version of this song. That whole '82 Memphis show recording is my favorite recorded concert of all time! The whole show is awesome. Halford up in the lighting rig singing "up here in space looking down on you", walls of Marshall stacks...definitely Priest during their most iconic era.

[@zleggitt1989]

Please take a listen to beyond the realms of death.amazing song

[@Peter-by3ox]

this is a great song for you to learn man especially the solo as it covers some core concepts for lead playing, also is cool AF. Great vid :)

[@aluchardtheunluckyvampire2545]

Please react to turbo lover by Judas Priest

[@andrewtoland5583]

Listen to the studio version and you can hear the ‘I’m made of metal, my circuits gleam’ line sounding Metallic/Robot-esque which makes it sound evil AF. So cool!

[@Steve-Fiction]

Yeah this is one of those where the studio version is so much more radical. I'd only go for the live version if I was actually there.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

this is a 2 part song full title is "The Hellion Electric Eye"

[@charliemac64]

#PgTrym91 Norwegian Sports fan, gamer & Guitarist Three part, if you count how they immediately go into "Ridin' on the Wind" on the album. No break between the three. Hella intro to the album.

[@TrymYoutubeMainChannel]

@@charliemac64 well i didnt knew it was 3 but as a full song the hellion is known as the intro on live stage

[@charliemac64]

#PgTrym91 Norwegian Sports fan, gamer & Guitarist First 3 songs on "Screaming For Vengeance" album: The Hellion/Electric Eye/Riding on the Wind...all ran into the next. Not just on stage. And at the very end of the video he is watching, the drum intro to Riding on the Wind can be heard, so they def played it next live, as well. At least at this show, which was supporting the "Screaming for Vengeance" release. :)

[@jimthar17]

Funny this song was telling the future back in 1983. Look where we are now. Metal is the most prophetic music there is.

[@ilyakossoy6646]

You're must make a reaction to "Child in Time" by Deep Purple. Ian's vocal is absolutely insane in this song, I promise it to you. Guys, help Alex see this comment!!!

[@zleggitt1989]

If you searched you'd find he has

[@user-kw3lu2br5p]

Man ... you've opened up a whole world of shit ... Judas Priest!!! Green menalishi with the two prong crown LIVE!!!

[@gelo95featpassi96]

Please react to Danko Jones - Full Regret. Its really sad that nobody react to this song.

[@Plutus612]

Got to see these guys a couple of years ago. Amazing band to see at least once and cross off your bucket list.

[@rashby69]

React to halestorm uncomfortable

[@mikehall4190]

👍

[@Megadeth1921]

I love when people use the US Festival videos, I was there. 15 rows deep on Glen Tiptons side of the stage. 1983, 7 days after my 17th birthday it was one hell of a party weekend. Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Ozzy Osborne, Judas Priest, Triumph, Scorpions and Van Halen. 350,000 metalheads partying in the desert. Incredible

[@Drivestort]

Just too bad it's not one of the ones where he comes in on a motorcycle.

[@mng7096]

First cover song my band learned back in 88. Showing the age.😉

[@mikehall4190]

So, if you have a request, I had someone (probably a Patreon, slumming in the comments section) inform me that Alex's Patreon's have first call on ALL of Alex's requests. Basically, if you're not a Patreon he could care less for any of your requests. Now I KNOW, that Alex DOES get some sort of financial gain from his regular views, but those viewers are still just NOT THAT IMPORTANT to him. THREE WEEKS AGO, after the "Use My Voice" video I made a request for "Break In"That request got TWO HUNDRED likes. Alex has not done a reaction to that song yet. So that's where his regular non-Patreon viewers stand in his estimation. Pretty sad isn't it? How about it Alex? Is it really that hard to make a reaction video for your (unfortunately, non paying) fans? 0__0 👍👍👍

[@rashby69]

👍

[@AHVENAN]

Sure patreons get first dibs, but that doesnt mean he completely ignores other requests, three weeks may seem like a long time to you but can you even imagine the number of requests he gets? How do you expect him to get to every single one of them? He's only human and not even a full-time youtuber....

[@justinbremer2281]

Be a little more whiny and entitled, why not?

[@mikehall4190]

@@AHVENAN It's not a single request. It's a request with TWO HUNDRED likes. Look at it as TWO HUNDRED requests for the SAME song. It can't POSSIBLY be that hard to make a video that TWO HUNDRED people want to see. I find it VERY difficult to believe that making a video is that time consuming or complex that he hasn't been able to make the time to do it. And when it comes down to it this is only an opinion, right or wrong that's how I feel.

[@mikehall4190]

@@justinbremer2281 I just call it as I see it, it's just an opinion.

[@MrJest2]

I was there that day. The crowd was estimated at somewhere north of 300,000.

[@Ifyernotawakeyet]

It's not just the kind of music, but the ability to make a style, a niche, a musical hook. Instead of looking like every other band and sounding like other bands. That's why you heard (and still hear) more about Priest, Maiden, Sabbath and such. Word of mouth (before the days of instant Internet) is the greatest marketing tool.

[@jameswellman2479]

Hey Alex, I saw Judas Priest in Buffalo NY in 1981. We were walking into the concert, my buddy had a bong on him, got caught by security. Security guard says "I understand", see me here after the concert and you can have it back. Now this is a concert with 26000 people at it. Sure enough, we went back out the same exit and he had it waiting for my buddy!!!!!!!!!!! Didnt ask us if we had wacky tabacky going in, he knew!!!! That was how it was back then. Imagine seeing Priest live, when they were young, and concerts were still wild to go to.

[@dred55]

I can't believe you didn't let it cut into the next song, Riding on the Wind.... the best damn song on the album.

[@joeschmoe233]

That’s sort of Halfords thing. He did it to perfection in the Fuel for Life tour with Out in the Cold.

[@tylerbyrd4936]

Great job reacting to more classic rock, bro! Keep up the great work. Your content iz awesome🤘🎸

[@Iceman-135]

Anything from Rising in the East 2005 live tour is spectacular! There some absolutely fire songs that they played in Budokan, Tokyo.

[@timlenard1646]

I had the extreme pleasure of seeing Judas Priest twice in the mid 80's. It was totally amazing....

[@cgscott]

Priest is awesome. I saw them in concert just recently. They’re still recording and their newest album “Firepower” is just fantastic.

[@jpini761]

That concert is epic, you've got to do "Victim of Changes" from this live too.