Judas Priest - Some unreleased material (1971-75)

[@gooddog8284]

I always loved their earliest works best.

[@satyrosphilbrucato9140]

Same. I'd gotten into Priest in the late 70s. I bought Point and Entry and Screaming for Vengeance the week they came out, in both cases I was like, "Eh...?" Screaming eventually grew on me. Point never did. And neither - for me - holds a torch near British Steel, Sad Wings of Destiny, Hell Bent/ Killing Machine, Stained Class, or Sin After Sin.

[@Stickleback]

Judas Priest the Kollection

[@anthonymackey222]

I didn't know JP were blues influenced til I read about them, their old demos sound damn good.

[@vinaymulukutla358]

They were until Glenn Tipton came along. He discarded the blues influence, although some traces of it still remained.

[@RockaRolla6969]

A great K.K. solo on Hero Hero.Good stuff.

[@Halford99]

It's impossible not to become a Rob fan after hearing him

[@KnEpH131]

You get a hold of some really good stuff or already have it. I consider myself a music freak but some of this stuff you post up I have never heard of. Thank you. Nice Priest find by the way.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

So agree. I am almost a music freak. But this is material here have never listened to And how old is it>?? Many thanks for sharing.

[@TheKatpurz]

Killer, man! Thanks for posting this....super cool

[@satyrosphilbrucato9140]

That version of "Cheater" is so much better than the version released on Rocka-Rolla. The producer who sanded off Priest's rough edges in the studio ought to be hanged by the lost tapes of the full-length and subsequently chopped to bits "Caviar and Meths."

[@m00nracer]

Rob Halford is a bit off in his timing here and there....

[@chrismigl27]

Robs timing being off is what this old soul rock n roll is about.

[@jeremyacker7992]

Wasn’t Rodger Bain their producer back then?

[@mrwolf3556]

cheater on the album is already great but this one is even better

[@karlstuber6399]

@@m00nracer It’s more like recording rehearsal.

[@artiesala2325]

Holy shit where did this mind conception tune come from?K.K. amazes me with his psychedelic work!

[@karlstuber6399]

Love to have the double record shown during mind conception.

[@emshirtgrinder]

Last track is Psych times 10. Very nice thanks for posting.

[@drewnelson5046]

Absolutely love this my friend 🙏 Judas Priest Legends. 🙏🙏🙏🙏. My best friend and I saw them MLG Defenders of the faith tour Been A Fan since Sin After Sin 💪💪🙏🙏🍻🍻👊👊👍🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️

[@marcelobranco8261]

Gosto dos sons anos 70, nao usam todos esses recursos de hoje em dia....Judas Priest. ...The best band.

[@bjoe385]

This is the first time I’ve ever heard John play the drums.

[@l.salisbury1253]

RIP Drummer John Hinch...

[@jaymann5180]

It's insane hearing the foundations of what were soon to be heavy metal.

[@juanmanuelfrancomartinez9260]

La portada es una obra de arte

[@MIERDEIJAVIER]

Muy bueno

[@kenwoodandtoshibakenwoodan6865]

JP amazing!🤘😎

[@carlroach8642]

AWESOME

[@karlstuber6399]

The last song adds something to the canon.

[@sadwingsofvinyldestinyeddjones]

Very Cool

[@gsmith7309]

A bit bluesier version still kicks ass.🤘✌💣

[@silascochran9705]

Sound quality is kind of poor but I love all things Judas Priest Rocka Rolla

[@joaomoura5001]

Hero Hero is the version of the Rocka Rolla Album!

[@johnpeace971]

Actually it's the remix from Hero Hero

[@bolivindm]

Cool job But hero, hero is pretty much as a cut from Dying to Meet You

[@thomaswendland464]

In my opinion, the first two tracks are from Rocka Rolla. No rarities.

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

Yes

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

@@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117 no, this version of rocka rolla is an alternative mix first released in 1979 with hero hero double lp compilation, second track appear as a frament in rocka rolla but this cut is from the 1975 tapes discovered in 2007 including the lives and the bbc recordings, nobody knows why hero hero was re-recorded as solo track for a possible future release.

[@Nightboat]

The songs maybe... But not these specific versions.

[@knapenalexandre680]

This take of Cheater is on Hero Hero

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

but is a 1975 re-recording version, nobody know why

[@ozzmannsanchez6180]

I have victim of changes album with Atkins vocals ...Dave Holland drums...1990 or 92...is super heavy metal...i wish Atkins would rejoined JUDAS PRIEST in 1991...and would have stayed till now ending Judas Priest s carreer...would have been great...powerfull voice as it sounds...

[@scottn4776]

Where can I get a copy of that cd shown at the end of the video?????

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

Scott N search in the description link.

[@davidpeckham8936]

Earth before sabbath

[@claudioromantiko684]

you didn't include rocka rolla long version here..It's the alternate version of hero hero album..

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

Is this the only knowing performance they did with Alan atkins?

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

yes

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

but antkis composed some tracks of rocka rolla 6 sad wings in 1973, only composed. Whisky woman victim of changes" 1973 demo was recorded with Rob.

[@Fongolitus]

there is a live recording of them doing a song called Morpheus kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXvZc5isj79noZI&ab_channel=MLBFVault

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

@@Fongolitusthank you! and what an interesting Song. Halfords debut with them from july 73 kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmWbq3uGfcdjhck

[@326vince]

This is released????? It’s the same Cheater. Just a lousy recording?

[@Trout636]

Did you really even need to include the first 2? The last one is all we needed.

[@VeteransOfThePsychWars]

all are unreleased tracks not avaiable in youtube and difficult to find on internet. Visit heavy metal rarities.com for more or buffalo roam blogspot for the complete priest demo albums

[@sean7735]

Cheater 1st?

[@mikeriesberg8678]

I know who that cheating women was? It was my Sharona.

[@irvinghoke3591]

Kk downing verses ritchie that should be interesting

[@vandalking8341]

@@philipgerace4979 I think he ment Richie Faulkner not Blackmore.

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@vandalking8341 kk is too heavy for faulkner