Judas Priest -All Guns Blazing 1991 Rock in Rio (For MarkB)

[@bearloh4740]

p.s.....check out judas priest painkiller.it still sets the bar for metal

[@AK00777]

GAWD!! The intro!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Nothin like it

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Bear! and for second and third in favor South55 and AK! love you guys

[@AK00777]

@@south55metal cool! Thanks for the education, appreciate it! 🤘

[@AK00777]

@@south55metal You and Pantera?

[@AK00777]

@@south55metal Holy shit! You're a fucking Rock Star! That is so cool. Do you play still? But for real, I'm so sssooo sorry for the loss of friends. I can't even imagine.

[@bearloh4740]

another vocal monster!funny sidenote.k.s.h.e. radio in st.louis did an interview with rob halford right after he announced he was gay.a caller was being rude and said he couldnt believe his favorite singer was a [e-mail] responded by saying"i came out on stage for 30 years dressed like the village people,are you really that stupid? 😂fkn classic 😂.long live rob.

[@CrayzMark]

😂😂

[@davidedipaolo8640]

doesn't shine on INSTRUMENTS? wtf this is the song with the most difficult solo on the album and Tipton completely killed it

[@thomasackerly7732]

Been fan since 78 Amazing band. Gd choice love. Keep the Metal Going Beautiful

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou Thomas!!

[@uoabigaillevey]

Been a fan of Priest since the mid 80's. First album I heard from them was Sin after SIn. Second album was Turbo. Big difference in production quality between the two as they had gained popularity over the years and, henceforth, had a larger production budget. You should definitely listen to some of their older works however.. even if the production is not as tight..as many heavy metal classics come from the earlier years. This is not to say they did not create killer music later.. but a good foundation starting at the beginning is almost essential to appreciate the genre as it developed over the years. Much, if not all Metal can trace it's roots back to some variant of Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Deep Purple, and Judas Priest. Peace

[@bearloh4740]

my first car was a 72 torino,when i bought it(for 400$ 😂(yes,from a used car lot)it had screaming for vengence in the 8TRACK PLAYER.i can see all the kids googling 8tracks as i type 😂

[@KristinKali]

@@bearloh4740 Bear!! most kids know what an 8 track is!! enough peeps talk about it silly!!

[@mikevandenboom5958]

For me Judas Priest changed something from Painkiller on. there is Nothing like their older stuff from the 70's that get my c

[@paulthornton4949]

Damn...Damn, Haven't heard them in a while....DAMN...Thanks

[@bloodstone6196]

Best damn guitar solo in history,and he makes it look easy!

[@FrethKindheart]

The nuances of the song get lost in the low quality recording of this live version, but Rob Halford's voice shines through. The studio version is much better.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou for the tip Al!! that is always good to know!

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

Damn I was born in 1991 lol 😂😂😂😂

I was like 2 yrs old then lol :D

[@CrayzMark]

🤘😏🤘 Idk I loved this reaction. This was the best live video I could find of this song, it doesn't exactly shine so well on the instrumentals, but it does on Halfords voice. This particular song's off of their album 'Painkiller' all songs are like a lighting bolt or a battering ram comin' at you except for 1 or 2 of 'em. I kinda felt you were lost for words, hope someone else has put in a request for Priest... if we are going by genre they'd be my favorite Heavy Metal band. Anyway thanks & much love 💯💯💙

[@KristinKali]

MarkB! you astonish me! these guys are the pillar for Heavy Metal and so many people love them.... you know what my face says (Lol) but im happy to do what makes you happy and i learn something always! and you never know... I might grow to love them like Jinjer and Nightwish!!

[@CrayzMark]

@@KristinKali haha yeah, there material before this is different but great as well, so yeah true ya never know you might(:

[@michaelz1387]

Glenn!!! Здоровья ему!!!

[@timhmetal3499]

Ok... Special K. Let's talk about the Priest. Seen Rob and this lineup long time ago and several times over the past few years with the current lineup, after KKs departure but haven't seen them since Glenn had to step down due to Parkinson's disease. Life catches up with all of us. No metal band has spanned the corners of hard rock and metal like the Priest has. They have experimented with different artistic directions and was the inspiration in my life for harder metal. British Steel was a landmark record for me that set the pace for metal yet to come. As many have mentioned, Painkiller is believed by many to be their master piece song. Rob left the band shortly afterwards, they had a few questionable years with Tim "Ripper" taking the mic. Ripper had awesome range but will always be remembered as a side note next to Rob. Glad the guys reconciled and carried on the legacy. Recent records showed they still had creative gas left in the tank with songs like Lighting Strike and Spectre that kicked ass. Their live concerts have a ton of energy and Rob's vocals blow the roof off. Best concert ever saw of them had Zakk Wylde with his band Black Label Society opening up for them, along with a retooled Thin Lizzy. Could see it in your eyes that this was pushing your comfort zone. As you are yet to explore their catalog, I hope you find the clear and distinctive vocals of Rob and arguably the best dual guitar dynamic to be the bar many bands were inspired by and knew the bar had been set for the next generation. 💞U Much, much love and respect... Rock on and stay heavy!!! 🤘😉🤘 T PS... let's also mention Rob was the biggest name in heavy metal that openly came out as gay. He helped the music world push the idea of acceptance and tolerance for alternative lifestyles. Respect and love are all we need to make the world a better place. 💞U

[@justincase6815]

Sweet! Seen them in the 1980’s in Europe, then 4 times in the last 5 years with my son (he made me go, seriously). Shockingly better now than back then! Great reaction, and good choice of song! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🍿🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Walamonga1313]

Did someone actually react to this song?! Too bad it's not the studio version but can't complain when I finally see something that isn't Painkiller! Hope you enjoyed it

[@C_Ma__S]

I dont know why but Rob Halford in this era always reminds me of Hannibal Lecter

[@madmaxx254]

Do u love metal Kristin?

[@nickkraitor6560]

Painkiller is something you should experience

[@viejodelentes6079]

Rob sounded awful here, but still one of the best live versions of this song.

[@gregcraddock1765]

Terrible sound quality on this one.

[@KristinKali]

yeah... I was told the studio version would have been better... i did not know but hind sight is 20/20

[@gregcraddock1765]

Have you tried some Queensryche yet? I recommend "Roads to Madness". Great male vocalist with some opera training. Metal Opera. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipS2c2V9hN6Fo6M

[@antoniocunha8772]

hey my cat and cannel try more rob is the best vocal and rock and the best range in the monde babe

[@antoniocarlin5026]

Horrible Sound...try the studio version from Painkiller