How to Wake Up!! | Judas Priest - Ram It Down (Audio) | REACTION

[@saschaschneider6355]

There's only one possible "Best Of" album when it comes to Judas Priest - and that's their whole fucking discography.

[@bolgarbalgarinov7325]

Judas Priest es the best heavy metal band of all time, no doubt!

[@nickkraitor6560]

Agree

[@LuisHernandez-sf5hf]

That’s the reason they’re the Gods of Metal lol

[@Every_Day_Adventure]

Ain't NOTHING like the twin axe attack of Judas Priest. KK Downing and Glen Tipton are legendary

[@Walamonga1313]

This particular solo duel is just amazing.

[@jonmallek7746]

Give me chills.

[@VOD713]

BRUTAL 🔥

[@armandomagana2084]

This song is underrated one of the best

[@kerrang2757]

There is one hella epic song "Blood Red Skies" on the same album. Check it out bro.

[@308Repins]

Yes!!! That is an epically awesome yet criminally underappreciated song, isn't it? Stokes images of a Terminator-like dystopian future. Yep, great song

[@steely666]

Ok, bro.

[@redred194]

Listen to Heavy Metal the second track on the Ram it Down album, like Painkiller you ask how the hell does he sustain that vocal range? Well the answer is he's The Metal God.

[@RicoFM16]

The best on the album

[@rofl0rblades]

Underrated Album in general. Blood Red Skies might be my favourite Priest song.

[@chrisandrea4963]

Their best song ever

[@manduheavyvazquez5268]

Masterpiece ever. The one and only metal gods. Great

[@Walamonga1313]

YES FINALLY SOMEONE DID THIS SONG! This album is mostly amazing but people just never talk about it EDIT: Please please do Battle Hymn/One Shot At Glory. It's their most epic song.

[@Pulsed101]

Painkiller reactions introduced me to Judas Priest but I agree, there are better JP songs to react to aswell

[@Pulsed101]

@TheMetalGuy852 🤣 That is pure gold. Your uncle deserves a medal for that one, thanks for sharing

[@LuisDHern]

Judas Priest- The Sentinel!

[@MatthewP-Gr]

I remember my self headbanging back at the 80's going to school while i was hearing this song on my walkman (device to play cassette tapes!). What an era! Ohhhh i forget... Good morning!!!!

[@oceansoul085]

Wake up and RAM IT DOWN!!!! No better way to start the day honestly. NOSTRADAMUS!

[@bloodstone6196]

Best songs on this album are Hard as Iron,Come and get it!

[@MsDaniel2612]

Judas Priest - Blood red skies!

[@HeavyRulezz]

Judas priest ARE legends,every song - is a HIT,every riff - is a masterpiece))) Try something from FirePower album or Revolution. you would headbang till the pain in your neck.Wish you all the best \m/

[@darklord1980]

Yes, I'd go with "Never The Heroes." It's a bit of a slower tune, but an awesome tune.

[@Teaniinja]

When I was little my Dad and I would listen to Turbo Lover while he drove us fast through back roads in his muscle car of the time. (His hobby was was rebuilding junked up ones then sell it and get a new junked up one. He had a Charger, Challenger, Firebird, and a Duster.) But we always listened to Turbo Lover and Sammy Hagar's I cant drive 55. Then a whole bunch of other Rock of various types.

[@nickkraitor6560]

Revolution is an awesome song from their Angel of Retribution album. Judas Rising, Hellrider and Demonizer are also excellent from that same album.

[@Sam-xc2rx]

This is my first time hearing this it's so good!🤘

[@308Repins]

"Riding on the Wind", "The Sentinel" and "Blood Red Skies" will all have you listening to nothing but Priest for weeks

[@Edonb1]

I just realized that Judas Priest was formed 50 fuckin years ago! Crazy.

[@donnagoodin1943]

been listening to them for about 40 years

[@Razamaniac]

Blood Red Skies for eternity

[@DocKroq]

These guitar back and forth solo is second to none.

[@timmyotoole1010]

El solo de guitarra deja a Satriani, Vai, Impelliteri, Eddie Van Halen y iron maiden sentados dentro de un carrito de supermercado🛒.... 💀⚡🤟🔥JP DIOSES DEL METAL💀⚡🤟🔥

[@bullfidde]

For more Judas priest fast songs listen to Exciter from all the way back in 78.

[@jakekenny3399]

"Saints In Hell... " ..goes back to Judas Priest's "Stained Class" album...from 41 years ago...set your face to stun...yet again.

[@nickkraitor6560]

Beyond the Realms of Death is also another great one off the Stained Glass album

[@andiwargaatmadja8294]

Since 1968, Judas Priest been a Metal God

[@gordonmccullagh8675]

Listen to Heavy Metal the second track on the Ram it Down album, like Painkiller you ask how the hell does he sustain that vocal range? Well the answer is he's The Metal God.

[@waynemonaghan7938]

Listen to Screaming for Vengeance or Freewheel Burning there a must

[@rjkStudios]

I've never been one for reaction videos, but I stumbled upon and really enjoyed your Painkiller video yesterday evening, and just saw this Ram it Down video on my KZbin homepage. Loving your reactions to Priest. 😎🤘 Ram it Down is like a "lost album" as it gets overlooked by everybody between Turbo and Painkiller. There are a bunch of killer songs on Ram it Down (including the title track). Shame that Priest did a 30th anniversary remaster for the 1982, 1984, and 1986 albums, but didn't do one for Ram it Down (1988). Hopefully we get a Painkiller 30th anniversary remaster next year even though sadly, Chris Tsangarides (Painkiller producer) passed way last year.

[@nickkraitor6560]

Judas Priest is am amazing band and released their first album in 1974 and are still going. Great to see you enjoy yourself so much.

[@Runniol]

yeaaahhhhhh!!!! this is it!😆Judas Priest are metal Gods!!!🤘🤘🤘

[@jiakabery3550]

You're about 31 years late brother. But that's awesome you're digging some JP and finally get to enjoy it! 2 lead Guitars, and a phenomenal front man make for one bad ass band! As a kid I would sit back and close my eyes and imagine Glenn Timpton and KK Downing going back and forth on the guitar. Killing it!

[@jiakabery3550]

@@MrRockNRollLive I rememeber my sister coming home with the Scewaming for Vengance album. The cover grabbed my attention. I was 10. She was 16. I was like...what's that? I'll never forget listening to it..or the next album..or the next. Etc. Watching MTV waiting for Judas Priest and Micheal Jackson videos. Hahahaha Either way if you get a chance buy their box set...do it. They started out in 73. Their evolution is an amazing story in itself. Seems like each album has a different, unique sound. On a sad note...a tweaker stole my CD collection a few years back a d I lost my JP discography.

[@Alguear]

Judad Priest is a many facets band. You need to hear 70s Priest: Stained Class or Dissident Agressor lml.

[@seanmurphy637]

And if you do Dissident Agressor then you need to do Slayers cover of it as well and compare the two. Just for fun.

[@nickkraitor6560]

I always find listening to Here Come the Tears before Dissident Aggressor much better as it is like one long song.

[@danielbodon8181]

Dude. There’s so many mind-blowing songs. Do, The Sentinel.

[@titch1574]

I've been a fan for quite some time. I'm a Brit who is also a Veteran and a Judas Priest fan. Your reaction videos have helped me through some dark times and for that, I'm eternally grateful. Now, I'm also a long time Priest fan and you need to listen to 'The Sinner' from the live album 'Unleashed in the East.' I can guarantee your head won't stop banging. Again, thanks for your all your hard work and effort and keeping the faith... Peace brother.

[@stefantsarev4442]

I use the song as my ringtone. It's impossible to mistaken it with anything. Besides, due to the scream I can hear it even if it rings in the next neighborhood.

[@OttoJg14]

Love those pinch harmonics That those screechy notes

[@jochen4207]

I can't believe I've spent so much time not listening to this. Remember to listen to Hellrider or Demonizer, in the Angel of Retribution album!!

[@bobbydonley7528]

This song and Pain Killer are my two go-to songs for Judas Priest. The songs are so fun and the solos are nuts. I'm glad you like this and I hope you check out more old school metal bands like this.

[@donnasmith5942]

My favourite album.

[@SilverFang2789]

THIS! This is Judas Priest!

[@strogaa]

Judas Priest is one of those bands, you never know, what awaits you. Starting as a (slightly jazz influenced) progrock band in the early 70s they always tried to discover new areas. So, be prepared for some surprise on your priest journey. Too many amazing songs to suggest one. Therefore I just agree with 99% of the suggestions from the comments below (and give my personal all time fave The sentinel one more vote).

[@nickkraitor6560]

The Sentinel is one of their best songs in my opinion. Heavy Duty/Defenders of the Faith is also a great song off the same album.

[@SH-fi9vh]

Yikes, I feel old. Just stumbled on to this one. Saw them back in '88 on the tour for this album with Cinderella as the opening act. Left the ears ringing for three days after, and we were at the far end of the arena.

[@TheJoujou5555]

Best metal solo ever!! Tipton an KK!!!

[@MrHellford667]

Insane voice and guitars...

[@Cwronaga216]

Wintersun "sons of winter and stars". I will leave 1000 comments before I yield

[@MrSharkey76]

Yes... Wintersun "sons of winter and stars" Is number 1. from To-Do-List :D

[@mr_tsok]

hahahaha i am pretty sure he will do it very soon.

[@make_m_finland]

Yes!!!! :)

[@gundalfthelost1624]

Better be the "Live rehearsal @ Sonic Pump Studios version.

[@byransaul4325]

Want a heavy sound with pure drive “Rapid fire” Or “Never Satisfied” such a catch riff and Robs vocals really shine on this one.

[@markcaldwell2831]

I don't know how that drummer don't have a heart attack

[@francisplischke6946]

Masterpiece

[@brianmackay8987]

Victim of Changes live @ Seminole Hard Rock Arena!!!!

[@Clorohex]

YES! FINALLY SOMEONE DID THIS SONG!

[@ElevatedLevetator]

cool! you seem genuine! rare to find these days. You got yourself a sub! keep it real

[@byransaul4325]

Nothing better to wake up to than some Judas Priest. Get the adrenaline flowing. Gotta check out “Lightning Strikes” Hold on to your hat it’s not gonna stay on.

[@soterioncoil2163]

I love Priest! Just noticed you don't have any Iron Maiden on this channel. I recommend the song "Caught Somewhere in Time" as it's the one that first lit my interest in them. Up the Irons! \m/

[@make_m_finland]

Nice to see that you like this band. (one my "first loves 80's) Try someday "the Sentinel" or "Heavy Duty" (Album: Defender of the faith)... they will wake up quite sure. Sorry my bad english. (Greetings from Finland by Nightwish fan since 1998) ps. Also Sabaton have much great songs... for examble "Screaming Eagles" ( About the 101st Airborne Division and the Siege of Bastogne) :)

[@steely666]

Ppl, call this noise. Say they can't play their instruments. I say they need a wake-up call.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

VICTIM OF CHANGES LIVE!

[@Bassist4AW]

Off of the "Unleashed In The East" album

[@ChrisPage68]

You can hear how they influenced Unleash The Archers. 🤘

[@joemoreno4772]

Another amazing band!

[@gsmith7309]

PRIEST RULES.🤘✌🍁🎤💧

[@PedroDiniz03]

that's fucking awesome

[@SylviusTheMad]

Ram It Down was the first Priest album I ever bought. I was not disappointed.

[@Georg1979]

I wanted to go to sleep. Saw this video pop up....

[@iulianjuly]

I work the night shift. This is how I do it :)

[@shaunmoller2997]

Glen and KK epic together what a song play it load metal at is best

[@warhammer5690]

Trust me when I say DO NOT listen to this in your helmet earphones on your bike at night. Got stopped for 110 in a 65 on the 91 freeway headin east to Riverside in 1992.

[@richgoetz7525]

If you want a full introduction to Judas Priest, I would highly recommend reacting to their Live in Dortmund 1983 show in its entirety. It's less than 40 minutes, but it shows Priest a pretty diverse set of songs including the epic Victim of Changes. The band is on top form that show as well as Rob on vocals who sounds amazing throughout that entire set.

[@Khrist75]

The next rocket stage is called "Painkiller" !!!

[@rogerbehrendtz9750]

Having fun watching your reactions, i think you will love Helloween Kepperor the seven keys

[@bessarion1771]

I have this album - on vinyl!

[@anandnengnong]

Judas priest live is the answer

Priest's last album made me cry, because I could hear Ian's bass guitar. It is something unusual these days when you can hear this magical instrument in action. The most important point - finally the lyrics that make sense. Along with Sad Wings of Destiny and Nostradamus their most sophisticated and elaborated lyrics imho

[@gamleskalle1]

The beginning is Rob stepping on broken glass barefooted.

[@darrylbirt6049]

Metal gods!

[@Pulsed101]

This album surprised me, honestly i don't think there is a bad Judas Priest song let alone bad album. Even Demolition and Jugulator are great (different singer but still awesome).

[@jwoon2000]

you are pure metal maniac!

[@platypus2141]

That solo man .....

[@TheFireflasch]

Great song choice, Judas Priest are one of my go to musicians when I don't know what to listen to ^^ If you like this kind of music, you should check out DragonForce and listen to their Powermetal :D

[@kevinunger433]

I’ve been listening to Priest since 1975. They started in 1968 ?

[@steely666]

Painkiller is a killer song and an album.

[@johnhathaway6669]

Mr Rock N Roll check out Heavy Metal off the Ram it Down Album, starts off with a great guitar intro and is crunchy all the way thru.

[@gamleskalle1]

Love hard as Iron too

[@yigitdemir3723]

Dude listen to Beyond the Realms of Death by Judas Priest, that song is something else!

[@nickkraitor6560]

Beyond the Realms of Death has some of the best guitar solos ever.

[@gbusse]

Loving your channel! Especially all the Nightwish reactions :) Just thought I would make a suggestion of something "Different" and "Exotic"... Not sure if you have heard of Baby Metal from Japan. Around 10 years ago they were a cool curiosity but today they are exploding! Anyway, check out the following live video for Papa Ya: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYCaimuEqNOeiMk

[@NewAeonWarlord]

unbelievable! The more I watch your videos, the more I'd like to recommend to you for reactions..... If you like stuff like this I think you should absolutely check out some powermetal! Try German powermetal legends Gamma Ray. Maybe "Anywhere in the Galaxy" or "Armageddon" (there are tons of other great songs by them as well). Also, OF COURSE, don't forget: Bloodywood - Ari Ari Arch Enemy - "Nemesis" or "Ravenous", both Live in Tokyo 2008 Huntress - Zenith Crucified Barbara - "Rock me like the devil" or "I sell my kids for Rock'N'Roll" or "The Crucifier"

[@charleslatora5750]

The Judas Priest album that truly is forgotten is the Nostradamus. Double CD. It's all good. Maybe start with Exiled.

[@uoabigaillevey]

Lovin yer Judas Priest reactions. Got my sub. I am not sure what all bands you are already familiar with prior to starting reactions but if you have not heard of the band 'Dio' you may wish to check out some of their music. Ronnie James Dio is an iconic metal singer from the 70's through 2010 and is credited with popularizing the metal horns \m/ He was vocalist for the band "Rainbow", "Black Sabbath" (after Ozzy was out of the band), "Dio", and "Heaven and Hell" (original Black Sabbath lineup with Ronnie on vocals.. but under a different name.) I would suggest starting with the song "Stargazer" from the band "Rainbow" to get a taste of his vocal style. Also, for Judas Priest.. they had another vocalist for a while when Rob Halford left the band for a few years. The other vocalist's names is "Tim Owens" ... sometimes referred to as Tim "Ripper" Owens. He was on two studio and at least one live Priest album. I suggest the song "Hell is Home" for a start.. or the song "Bloodstained" both are excellent songs. Enjoy ;)

[@AFR383]

They don’t all have to be winners

[@lesliebrewer7770]

The mighty Priest are true metal giants i love Robs voice on this track ,great reaction my man ,now do some Iron Maiden hears some suggestions ,Phantom of The Opera ,Killers ,Murders in the Roue Morgue , Die with Your Boots On,Two Minutes To Midnight ,Wasted Years ,Stranger in a Strange Land & that is just a few of there songs

[@AmericanNationalist852]

╚╬╝JUDAS PRIEST╚╬╝

[@Shads62]

BTW saw Airbourne twice. Both times supporting Maiden

[@kevinunger433]

Brother you need to play the whole album. Unleashed in the East.

[@renataramos2693]

Tarja Turunen - Supremacy (Live in Milan) Nightwish's First Singer, Wonderful Like Floor! 💚

[@MrTHEGAME05]

merece meu like por conta da animação rsrsrs show.

[@darrencooke4207]

I would check out Dreamer Deceiver & Deceiver, the recorded versions from the Sad Wings of Destiny album. Two tracks but need to be played together as they are related. No track shows off Rob Halford's vocal range as this one. Who knows how many octaves he covers. But this early Priest album is an absolute claasic with so many great tracks on it. Anorher great one is Victim of Changes.

[@nickkraitor6560]

Dreamer Deceiver & Deceiver is an excellent song released in 1976. Victim of Changes is Halford's personal favorite Priest song.

[@collinnicholasns]

sad wings is an amazing album and definitely not what you expect after hearing songs like painkiller

[@rjjablo]

Try Out in the Cold Live from the Fuel For Life DVD. Turn it up to Rock Concert lever first though.

[@marcusmarkirov599]

Gleen god Tipton- the god guitar no more!

[@cesardavidgilrevillard1339]

Rob!!!🖤☠️🤘

[@tarinindell8217]

Great song. But their best is "Victim of Changes," followed by "Dreamer Deceiver"

[@Witchunter0090]

Please do the sentinel live by these guys. You'll fucking love that!

[@frankmayer1146]

Judas Priest are rightfully considered legends. Please do a reaction of following songs: "Screaming in the Dark" from Halford, "The World needs Guts" from Alice Cooper or "Dying is Easy (Rock´N Roll is hard) from Jesper Binzer

[@nickkraitor6560]

Silent Screams by Halford is also really good.

[@Gavrev]

I think it's safe to call this album a creative transition between traditional Priest and Painkiller..

[@MrHellford667]

Id love you to delve into the Halford solo stuff, there is a massive amount of great songs there..

[@yeisonrojas9122]

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