Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies - FIRST time reacting to this band!!!! (I think).

Once again, I'm not sure if I've heard these guys before but...I have now! Woohoo! Can't wait to see if there's something I've heard before! Thanks for the suggestions! Much Love!
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[@sargonnis]

I still get chills from the intro.

[@randycomerford2038]

Best song off the Ram it Down album.

[@arefxp]

I concur

[@JimmyRJump]

And right you are, according to my opinion.

[@Walamonga1313]

Honestly, I agree. Even tho I prefer other tracks in the album, this one is still objectively the best. One of Priest's finest

[@ThrashersUnite]

This and Hard as Iron

[@TheSGEllie]

In this album there's not such a thing like bad song

[@metalhead7319]

I cannot explain how much i love this band 🤘

[@vidgameexpress]

Turbo Lover was a huge hit on the radio. Definitely 80’s sound. I think you would love that song.

[@drumaticpageofmusic4148]

The way the break happens in the beginning and that drum beat fades in before any of the other instruments is off the charts good. Hell those drums are the definition of “simple but effective”. Smooth af 🤘😂

[@PetterVessel]

80's were my youth. Growing up, and Rob Halford was my metal god! This song got a Terminator wibe.

[@srh361]

I've always thought it was based on Terminator.

[@davidbell5528]

@@srh361 Its more cyberpunk than terminator, the animated appleseed video works well

[@roinerov9348]

This is the best band in the world...weird that you hardly have heard of them...!

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Heard OF them, yes, since I was a kid. Just never really l8stened to them. 🤔

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

*listened

[@monkeylies87]

For me, one of the best songs of Judas Ever. Thanks

[@GregPappasJr]

A post-apocalyptic masterpiece! IMHO this is one of the most underrated songs ever.

[@giulianobenetti8969]

Lady you need and deserve Listen judas priest song " BEYOND REALMS OF DEATH " , amazing for ALL ! The guitar solo is the best for ALL times ! I no liar ! Cheers from Brasil 🇧🇷 🤘. Keep safe

[@davidkyalah9911]

You really ought to check out the live epitaph version of this. It is great!!!🤘🏾🔥🤘🏾

[@RockCity1111]

It's such a incredibly hard song to do live and they actually did it

[@paulkarp958]

Priest fan since 84 and that version is hands down the best. Richie kills it on the solo as well, but Rob at 70 is so damn metal I'm surprised compasses dont point to him rather north !

[@paulwalsh2344]

Insta-like because nobody does reactions to "Blood Red Skies"... like super rare... and a FANTASTIC song off of a much maligned album, which I personally think is pretty good, a few REALLY AWESOME songs on it !

[@swlisman]

Judas Priests best known songs are “Breaking the Law,” “Living After Midnight,” “You’ve Got Another Thing Coming,” and “Turbo Lover.”

[@Humulus_Lupulus]

Blood Red Skies was my first piece by Judas Priest (and their best in my opinion), it was on a mixed tape given to me many, many, many years ago. I loved it and still love it and it was one of the reasons for me to explore metal in general, which is my favourite genre still today. Every time I stumble across the songs on this tape on youtube it is like a trip through time and my plans for the evening are set... Glad you liked it!

[@SOPACHNAYA]

A few popular 80s JP songs that had lots of air time. Living After Midnight, Breaking the Law, Hot Rockin, Some Heads are Gonna Roll, Heading Out to the Highway, Metal Gods, Hell Bent or Leather. Desert Plains.

[@paulm.5979]

Nice reaction! These are the metal gods, they put metal on the map in America, You will know - Youve Got Another Thing coming,, Living After Midnight, Breaking the Law. These were radio crossover hits. Watch Painkiller next to get them at their extremes.

[@davebevin]

God this is some of the best music from my childhood.

[@paulkarp958]

Right, takes us right back everytime!!

[@RichardGaudry-uz2bt]

As far as I can recalll Judas Priest debuted in 1976 or somewhere around then. Their sound has actually evolved over time, so there is a lot of diversity in their overall playlist. How they sounded on their British Steel album (songs like Breaking the Law and Living after midnight) is a little bit different from Screaming for Vengeance (You"ve got another thing coming, Electric Eye), which is different from Ram it Down (Blood Red Skies). Please note I skipped albums in my examples; all those examples are 80"s (1980, 1982, 1988). Other good examples are United (1980) Reckless(1986 - if I'm not mistaken this one was at pne time shortlisted to be on the Top Gun soundtrack), and most tecently Fight for your life (2024). And of course there's my favorite album start to finish : Defenders of the Faith (1984) which was how I first heard them.

[@KubotaKid]

First time seeing you. Well done. You should try Suicidal Tendencies “How Will I Laugh Tomorrow”. Same line of thinking with a darker tone.

[@DonDealio]

Heard on radio - you would have heard Turbo Lover and Out in the cold - from same album. Besides that - comparing to Final Countdown is heresy!! :D The word you are looking for: It is more majestic and grande than Final Countdown. If you really insist on comparing :) They should have made this the cover track in Terminator.

[@americanmutt9089]

You might have heard "You've Got Another Thing Coming'' by these guys it got a lot of radio play. Priest have their own distinctive sound. Metal Gods!!! Out In The Cold is another favorite of mine by Judas Priest.

[@21Piloteer]

Originally off their "Ram It Down" album from 1988. Lots of synthesizers on this album. I'm sure you're familiar with "You've Got Another Thing Coming". That's Judas Priest's biggest hit.

[@josefranciscocarreira2691]

Esta canción es una pasada se me ponen los pelos de punta,k voz tiene este dios insuperable,es el mejor vocalista k hay y habrá.vaya voz🤘🤘🤘

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Acuerdo contigo. 😊

[@johnmorales4166]

Si

[@ookkuulto]

La fuerza en los agudos es impresionante 😮😮

[@geraldelliott8298]

Desert Plains 💛😜🧢

[@DeezulMetal]

Judas Priest and Iron Maiden= Best of the 80s, specifically vocalists. Incredible supporting casts as well.

[@DeezulMetal]

Night Flight Orchestra is a group well worth checking out. Midnight Flyer is a good intro. Modern band with an 80s vibe. Hope you enjoy

[@JonMallek]

No one could touch Halford!

[@WhyHandleYouTube]

You should also listen to 'Before the Dawn" if you haven't done so already.👍

[@rbu83145]

If you want something heavy and very energetic then on the richter scale nothing comes close to Painkiller. If you want to hear Rob Halford's incredible range in voice then Dreamer Deceiver and Victim Of Changes won't disappoint.

[@Trollamollex]

Dreamer deceiver is the last boss of Judas Priest songs

[@21Piloteer]

1970's Priest is some of the best.

[@Adrian-gs9er]

BS The Sentinel is up there in the Painkiller stratosphere!

[@Walamonga1313]

Painkiller is for normies. Unless you mean the actual album, not just the song. In which case, All Guns Blazing is by far the craziest song. One Shot At Glory the most epic.

[@Walamonga1313]

@@Adrian-gs9er The Sentinel may just be the best Priest song. And easily one of the best metal songs ever.

[@christianpintovillalobos5239]

Bella, hermosa reacción a una gran canción y mejor banda, saludos desde Chile

[@kevinbrooks6936]

Have you tried You've Got Another Thing Comin yet? Then go for deep cuts. They span 5 decades with albums so far. Soon to be 6

[@NoLegalPlunder]

Rob’s voice is obviously amazing. He sounds like 4 or 5 different people here. I know 100% what you mean about 80s songs. For me Priest’s greatest album is Unleashed in the East. The Stained Class album is close behind it.

[@timothypatnaude7364]

They have been around since 1969 . You have a lot of albums and styles of songs to choose from. You can spend a day of going through listening to all their music .

[@jonmallek7746]

Weeks!

[@micaelnilsson1024]

Yeah been around since the 60's and still making hits today 🤟

[@mix6809]

its from 1990, but close enough. loved ur reaction, tnx, and welcome to the world of judas priest. try "beyond the realms of death", i think you might like it. it also has the world's greatest POV solo of all time...

[@cast_theshadow3912]

1988

[@kevinkazman2664]

Victim of Changes off the Sad Wings album.

[@albertob.2093]

watch the live performance, they are amazing live

[@mulletmedia]

This is my battle song in my fight against cancer.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Nice. Keep fighting! 🥰

[@DG-america]

In the 80s, Rob developed some sort of fascination with machines taking over. Screaming for Vengeance album came out with a mechanical eagle on it, and their album covers have been littered with some sort of monster machines since then. Although there was always a question of other lifeforms as can be found in Dreamer Deciever from their 1976 album Sad Wings of Destiny. In 1980 you had Metal Gods off of the British Steel album. 1982 had the Hellion/Electric Eye. Then in 84 it could be Jawbreaker. 86 Turbo album skips any machine songs, but was an excellent album. 88 brings us Ram it Down with BloodcRed Skies. Yes, it is a song about not giving up, but also a song about fighting the machines that have taken over. 90 brings us the Painkiller album with the title track being about mankind crying to the skies and a metal being (same one on the cover) shows up to save the people from the evil. And it goes on. I'm sure you get the point by now. All in all, Priest has a MASSIVE song list filled with amazing stories and pure talent. There has never been, nor will there ever be a band like them. I would suggest looking into the Rocka Rolla, Stained Class, or Sad Wings of Destiny albums. They are early albums, and often overlooked. But if you are curious to their most mainstream song, I'd say it had to be 'You've got Another thing Coming. Great reaction. I still find it amazing that people still havent heard the music that I've been listening to for 40 years. 😁

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Lol I find it amazing I don't recognize anything yet. I absolutely know who they are! 😅

[@jeffwillemain6098]

I’d love to hear this one live!

[@juliovega951]

Lo maximo!!!!

[@elimarsilvanikock7818]

come and get it also a bad ass song

[@alexegoavil7590]

Mentioning Judas Priest and Styx in the same sentence is heresy

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

😅

[@jonmallek7746]

I almost threw up!

[@saul9042]

Great smile Great reaction ... ❤

[@closertothetruth9209]

Angel, sands of time, last rose of summer, listen to masters of war sung by eddie vedder its an anti war song written by bob dylan but its timeless.

[@Walamonga1313]

Wow this is a great pick for a first taste of Judas Priest. I'm glad it wasn't something popular like Painkiller or Breaking The Law

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Painkiller was my first listen. Lol 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 It's blocked at the moment.

[@Walamonga1313]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 RIP. Hopefully you do more songs from that album at some point. Everyone does Painkiller, but misses gems like All Guns Blazing or One Shot At Glory

[@bigmeaney555]

Your Whiteness...Please, please, please check out Pain Killer from them. Its absolutely crazy. Rock on 🤘

[@paulmartin7241]

that song will blow your mind ! hahaha \m/ >< \m/

[@josefranciscocarreira2691]

No hay nadie co esa voz, es insuperable igual k el temazo es una pasada aki halford es dios cantando 🤘🤘🤘 k bueno es halford me kiero reencarnar en esa voz, no tengo palabras para describirlo k bueno es 👍👍👍

[@fhermeneses7999]

Great reaction 👍🇨🇷

[@datadavis]

The best eighties, Baby!

[@chrisrainville6324]

Classic!!!

[@geraldelliott8298]

Diamonds and Rust💛😜🧢

[@sargonnis]

Rob hits King Diamond level with this.

[@jonmallek7746]

With power unlike Diamond.

[@markunderwood912]

SORRY OBVIOUSLY HAVNT HEARD ANY PRIEST MUSIC AT ALL THIS BAND HAS BEEN ON TOP OF THEIR GAME FOR OVER 4 DECADES AND ARE 1 OF THE GOD FARTHERS OF TRUE HEAVY METAL.ROB HALFORD LEAD SINGER IS 1 OF THE BEST VOCALISTS THERES EVER BEEN

[@markunderwood912]

IM FROM ENGLAND WERE IT ALL STARTED IN THE LATE 60S TO THE LATE 79S ALL THE BEST BANDS APART FOR A FEW EXEPFTIONS (GUN AND ROSES INTGE 90S) HAS EVER BEEN LED ZEPPELIN /DEEP PURPLE/ BLACK SABATH /IRON MAIDEN/JUDAS PRIEST /SAXON /RAINBOW TO METION A FEW I RECOMEND LISTENING TO PAIN KILLER PRIEST AND IRON MAIDEN RHYME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER TO GET A TRUE TASTE OF PURE HEAVEY METALLOOK FOWARD TO HEARING WHAT YOU THINK HOPE YOU LOVE 🥰🥰

[@kisscsaba7989]

Still have it on tape

[@geraldelliott8298]

The Green Manaleeshie 💛😜🧢🧢🧢

[@toomasargel8503]

end of 80-s my generation 85 % love pop and dico music and only 5-7 % listen metal and hard rock other some country or estraad or blues and jazz 8-10 %

[@uoabigaillevey]

I think the 80's vocals you are speaking of were from the Nu Wave genre. Mostly stylized by bands like Duran Duran, U2, and other bands which would have been featured in many of the 80's classic teenager movies. Pop music was a mixed bag back then.. some good stuff and some not so good. Metal, on the other hand, had a more diverse (in my opinion, of course) vocal style. From operatic to low growls to high falsettos. If you were focused mainly on 80's pop then you missed an entire wealth of music in the metal genre that is above and beyond what you have experienced.

[@catgonz]

Breaking the law, desert plains, living after midnight, are more mainstream songs

[@mix6809]

hmm, this music was never on the radio. i know one of their songs u know: living after midnight

[@SOPACHNAYA]

OMG!!!! You didn't !! YOU DIDN'T just compare the unparalleled and extremely unique original metal band of Judas Priest to the one hit wonder band, Europe!!!!! You don't EVEN know how ridiculous that is! AHHHHHHGGGGGG!!! That's like comparing high school football to the NFL. Like comparing my chess ability to Gary Kasparov. Like comparing a college physics student to Albert Einstein. Lol No. Just NO!!!!

[@JimmyRJump]

Haba-hey, guess who. Of course it makes sense when you say the song sounds eighties but not from the eighties. Judas Priest's music is timeless and will always sound contemporary. Have a listen to Manowar (Battle Hymn, Secret Of Steel, Blood Of My Enemies and some-such) or Megadeth (Good Mourning-Black Friday, My Last Words, Hook In Mouth, etc) or Vicious Rumors (Lady Took a Chance, or their rendition of the Rolling Stones' Paint It Black) to fill-in the gaps in your cultural hole. Cheerio lass. Love you.

[@steely666]

The Sentinel. You might know breaking the law

[@vitoandrade783]

try queensryche..you will love them .the older stuff not the latest fake band without geoff tate..anything on operation mindcrime is amazing

[@sean7735]

Living after midnight. Breaking the law. Another thing coming. PAINKILLER

[@jacqueline23788]

80 and then? this band is touring from 19 69 pioneers of british metal with black sabath reminds me ? no thi is judas priest

[@kylorbala675]

Lady I been listening to Judas priest all my life and when you're a chirsten it doesn't mean u don't have to listen to Judas priest every song has a story to it I listen to every rock 80 and 90 I love Judas priest

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Lol I know. I was a strange child. 😏

[@bryansmith5980]

Never heard anyone compare a Judas Priest song as a love song? Hmmm!

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

😂🤣 I think I hear everything that way...I'm usually wrong!

[@bryansmith5980]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 your right in thought you could hear it that way. I do not think you are wrong. We all hear things differently?

[@andyhenderson936]

"The Final countdown" is not in this league. However if you want to hear more commercial priest, becaause maybe you have heard them before, then listen to Breaking the law" and #living after midnight".

[@sean7735]

😚

[@rajibazam2431]

Listen to Pain killer by Judas Priest.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

I did that one! Unfortunately it was recently blocked. 😣

[@rev_lost_soul]

The lead vocalist had operatic training, which is one of the reasons for his incredible range. This particular song was recorded in 1988, and Priest has many hit songs such as, You've Got Another Thing Coming, Living After Midnight, Breaking The Law, The Green Manalishi, Turbo Lover, etc ...Thank you for playing this song 🤘 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaXYoHmsacmWra8

[@jonmallek7746]

Rob is the greatest of all time but the operatic training is a myth.

[@JimmyRJump]

Sorry, had to recover from my second bottle of Jack Daniel's and half a bottle of Jim Beam's here, but, "Good" music isn't connected to any time period, girl. There's not even such a thing as "good" music. Or "bad" music". There's just music you like and music you don't like. I have close to twenty-five thousand records in my collection. Mostly vinyl, a lot of CDs. In there is jazz, blues (Mississippi Delta and later), heavy blues (Ten Years After, Cream, that kinda thing), rock, Hard Rock and all forms of Heavy Metal. None of these genres or rather, sub-genres, I consider to be "bad" or "Good". I just buy stuff I like. And what I like is automatically "good". I like you, too, so, hey, you're "good s well, although you might have killed two and a half people, statistically. Doesn't make you're a "bad" person either. Just a "good" person who killed someone. It's all a matter of perception. I've been raised without religion, so, as a consequence, I don't judge nor do I have any form of prjudice because I come from a neutral background. And you're still a redhead and since I give resheads an advantage, I'm the one who's prejudiced here. Just listen to music because you want to, not because someone tells you. And certainly do not listen to music because someone tells you not to, please. Doing your own thing, carving your own path will only make you emerge a better person. And if the community you're in doesn't agree, then you're in the wrong community. Religion is not about being religious, it's about following the doctrines and dogmas of a church. Your life and well-being are worth far more than that narrow mindset. All the best from Antwerp, Belgium, from a very non-religious person.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Well....I am a religious person and I love my chosen religion but...I like to think that I am open minded. It's the right religion for me, but it's not for everybody. I also like to think I don't judge people. It's not my job. But yeah, you have a point with the good and bad music. It's just good and bad to me. :)

[@chrisdegraaff1418]

You've got another thing coming

[@mix6809]

loved the reaction, tnx

[@JFPriest]

My Favorite from JFP the "Grinder"...

[@kerrang2757]

Very underrated song. If you love long song try "Lochness"

[@twistedmusicvideos2845]

Hellrider, Prisoner Of Your Eyes, Heart Of a Lion etc

[@stephenpetrovich2383]

This is not really a "typical" Judas Priest songs...its definitely in their more synth vein of songs...this song is one of my favorites on this album. You definitely need to go back to some older stuff

[@JonMallek]

This isn't 80s music, its Judas Priest!!!

[@frank_lehne]

I can understand why youngsters of the 2020's, can't grasp 80's music. With the horrible atrocities happening in Ukraine, 80's music may be relevant again. The 80's were a darker time than what..currant young people have ever experienced, until now. I love 80's music, I don't like why it was so dark. Looks like the shadow of evil, and war, is back. 80's music was influenced by these unfortunate World events, it is dark and full of emotion, and rebellion. How does news of the atrocities in Ukraine make people feel,? We may have a second coming of dark, scary music

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Um...I was born in 1981, definitely not a young 2020's person. I agree that the lyrics are amazing, it's just not my favorite music. 😊

[@patrickbateman7369]

Sounds like Styx??? Ouch, that's a slap in the face

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Not if you love Styx. 😏

[@paulohansjr4688]

Puta que pariu, esta sonseira é muito foda.... um salve do Brasil

[@sean7735]

Hi it's Sean. Happy Thanksgiving! What's up?

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Days off! Yay! 😄

[@tjclarke4604]

You are a Bop. No shame in that, it just means that you listen to mushy safe music without much dynamic. That stuff sells, which is why it was popular, and still is. Judas Priest, however, is very complex, musically deep, and does not lend itself well to radio pop music. You mention Styx a lot, which is a bit weird, I love Styx and Priest. Styx is amazing, Tommy Shaw is one of my guitar heroes, but Priest is the metal side, just a bit harder, just a bit heavier, and absolutely unreal to witness live.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Lol I wouldn't say I listen to mushy safe music without dynamic. Not all of it, anyway. I love Slipknot and other bands like that. Stuff (like Iowa) that doesn't get played on the radio. 🤣

[@tjclarke4604]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 Sure, let's go with that.

[@kevinkazman2664]

Intense

[@sean7735]

😉

[@LockedownSEO]

Breaking the Law is one you've probably heard.

[@JimmyRJump]

By the way, you're right about that typical eighties sound, but, hey, guess what, that 'sound' is made by wannabe metal/hard rock bands who found an 'easy' way to become popular and make money. Motley Crue, Poison and some such, all fakes who had the right attitude for a certain press, but never ever made the grade to mingle with the likes of Judas Priest or Iron Maiden, Manowar, Motorhead, Helloween, Scorpions and other Saxons. Go British, lass, and a whole new world will open up in front of you. I'm not British, by the way, I'm from Belgium, Flemish speking. All hail to thee and may good fortune be found on your endeavours. Subscribed, meanwhile, cuz you seem to be okay. And, bloody 'ell, you're a redhead.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

😄😄😄 Yay for red hair! Lol

[@JimmyRJump]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 Don't you tempt me ;)

[@mazlanbasharudin3764]

There's a certain 'machoness' in the Brit rock scene

[@davidedipaolo8640]

Incredible Song, but just NOT that song that you could have know from Judas Priest definetely 😆 for that, you should hear Painkiller, Breaking the Law, Hellion/Electric Eye and Youve got another thing coming. But their WHOLE 70's catalogue Is pure Gold too. You REALLY cant hear a bad Judas Priest song i think.

[@sean7735]

Hey Whitest Girl! What's up

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Yo! 🤘

[@robertghanem107]

Sad that parents label music by the name and genre.. Lots of teens missed out on some badass music.

[@ceciliomartinez2059]

Ewg,, they have heavier n faster music,, one song that differs is “painkiller “ it’s like a day n night band.

[@dannymarr414]

1998 ram it down album

[@dannymarr414]

Correction 1988 lol

[@leogamez8983]

Not 80s 1993

[@cast_theshadow3912]

1988

[@TheJonasbz]

The 80:s? Try google the band...

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

I would screen shot it but I can't...most of the songs I see are from the late 70s and into the 80s. The sound is 80s. Painkiller is actually 90s. Do they have anything earlier?

[@craigdotson]

I like your reaction because Its not from a Metal Fan

[@craigdotson]

Judas Priest is for the Ear that craves more of a polished sound of Metal

[@craigdotson]

You need some Pain Killer from Judas Priest

[@sean7735]

Styx!? 😅

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

😁

[@borisketou3177]

A band celebrating their 50th anniversary, you never heard of?

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

No no. I've heard of them, just can't think of any of their songs.

[@borisketou3177]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 Judas Priest is a legendary band, all metal fans (and hard rock fans, are some still alive lol, well I am) know the Priest, There's so much to listen to, if you enjoyed this one, a rather "regular" one for me, you'll be overwhelmed by their discography.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

@@borisketou3177 You'd be surprised. 😁 No worries though, I'm not done with them yet! 😊

[@metalerowilliamxxx]

A little emotion please. 🙄 If you don't like this music better don't listen to it.

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

Oh I liked it. As for emotion...I'm working on it. Lol 😅 I'm so, so nervous so I come off as emotionless. 😏

[@metalerowilliamxxx]

@@extremelywhitegirl2543 I understand you. Sorry if i was rude. Blessings 🤘🤟

[@sean7735]

Styx?

[@extremelywhitegirl2543]

😂🤣😂🤣 Sorry. Just my thoughts. I kinda figured people would question me.

[@sean7735]

LOL! Priest not styx...& respect styx