Judas Priest - Painkiller (Wembley Arena 2024)

Judas Priest - Painkiller
Live at Wembley Arena
London, England
21/03/2024

[@pufkfzoi8525]

Rob might die on stage while doing his duty. Amazing.

[@ellezard0844]

The guy start the song at 73 over the tuning xD such a peace of cake for him aha

[@nka7607]

I saw them live in 2018. I never stopped screaming, singing, and headbanging. This British crowd is pathetic.

[@srvuk]

They prefer to actually listen to the music.

[@Greywarpfrog]

@@srvuk exactly

[@budyll1]

He sounds like a goblin now!

[@CharizardRoblox-zh2hb]

We where there

[@larryf3740]

Thanks for sharing... I was at the show yesterday - Priest were great but the sound from where I was sitting (first block on the floor so fairly close)... was terrible... When Saxon played the sound was loads better. Convinced it was louder for Priest causing shrillness and "muddying". I've seen Motorhead countless times who were as loud as you can imagine and their sound was never that bad - poor venue. 'Ammersmith next time please Rob!

[@robsoncampos2766]

PLEASE SAVE IS, THERE IS NO MORE JUSTICE IN BRAZIL! 😢

[@Bob-u1t]

What do you mean? Describe what's happening there, if you could, please

[@robsoncampos2766]

@@Bob-u1t In Brazil the question is not which crimes you can do to be punished, but who committed the crimes. Law is different depending on who is the person. If you are friend from Supreme Court or President Lula you are free to do and say what you want, however who gives contrary opinions is persecuted without the due process.

[@Bob-u1t]

@@robsoncampos2766You say that even judiciary is under control of executive power and ordinary Brazilian doesn't stand a chance in the face of charges brought against them due to exercising their freedom of speech by criticising your top public servants? I remember that your previous president Bolsonaro was considered as authoritarian leaning towards Trump-like course of action 🤔