Judas Priest ` The Making Of British Steel 30th Anniversary. May 10, 2010.

[@torarauland7145]

What A great album British Steel Classic Record from Judas priest

[@jerseyforhawks]

Best Heavy Metal duo. KK, we miss you.

[@bryani2449]

Without KK ,to me there is no Priest... R.i.p. Dave Holland.

[@chriswoosley1697]

Exactly !

[@PlastiGomi]

rip to the most boring and child predator drummer

[@weaselpopper]

KK seemed to be so underappreciated in the band and publicity was never centered on him. He was as much the JP ingredient as anyone. His rhythms and over the top leads were the essence of JP. Of the bunch he is my hero! The cameras and spotlight always seemed to center on Glenn who is great but it always undermined what KK was doing.

[@vredensengel4170]

Could not agree more! KK is a huge inspiration to thousands of guitar learners, quite literally. He was exactly as important as Glenn. AFAIK this was KK's main reason to quit Judas Priest. He felt himself humiliated. I can absolutely understand him.

[@vredensengel4170]

@@kennyhamilton Amen to that.

[@AuDHDNovaScotian31]

It’s hard not to see K.K he’s what helps made Priest Priest.

[@frankrichards3089]

I'd totally agreed with this take

[@thedronedownunder3919]

Priest is Ken. Tipton always comes across as a wanker. A totally over rated guitar player. Yes, he's got Parkies, I've had family die the same, so he doesn't get that sympathy card from me. Ken is the soul of JP.

[@vinskeeter]

This album....wow! A turning point for metal. Amazing rhythm guitar riffs.

[@SpeedKingHighwayStar]

@vinskeeter I loved Sad Wings Of Destiny, Sin After Sin, and Stained Class. But British Steel did nothing fer me, sorry but to my ears it was absolutely dire. I hated BTL, just saw nothing in it. I love classic Sabbath esp Vol 4, Sabotage, etc, Purple, Zep, Floyd, Montrose debut album, Priest albums up to Stained Class, saw them live on the Stained Class tour, loved it, stuff like Beyond The Realms Of Death, all that stuff, love it to bits, but later JP and stuff like Maiden went straight over my head, just not my cup o' tea, sorry.

[@ukrpgfan4029]

@@SpeedKingHighwayStar Shut up ya tart....

[@matthewmatt5285]

@@ukrpgfan4029 There's always ONE PERSON that Totally MISSES the Boat,.lol~

[@geezberry8889]

i still listen to British Steel regularly

[@rayfabris2512]

yes me to as time goes by you kinda put it away I'm going to turn it up when my neighbors go to work it 4:30 am right now lol

[@mrmaxaxl]

I miss KK in the band.

[@ryandrake7818]

Yup!!

[@patgodfrey1345]

Im lucky that i live close to KK’s steel mill 🤘

[@vredensengel4170]

@@patgodfrey1345 I envy you wildly! Would fancy seeing KK's Priest live, also the other artists he's inviting to play. He seems to have an excellent taste for music.

[@michaelschultz5726]

British Steel to Defenders was epic!

[@dmitryowens]

Sucks that Dave Holland wasn't there - his drumming was a big part of that album.

[@Crankerny58]

I agree with you 1000% Missing the original drummer in this interview!!

[@harrybalzack8424]

I guess being a convicted serial pedophile of young boys, they didn’t want to have him reunite with them.

[@fjn667]

@@Crankerny58 Dave Holland died in 2018

[@sudicalwig]

Massive drumsound on that album!

[@dmitryowens]

@@sudicalwig Hell yes! Point Of Entry and Screaming For Vengeance as well.

[@thebreeze12]

While Sabbath started it, Priest were the ones that brought metal out of the blues based style and gave it that faster, metallic edge that set the standard for every other band to follow. Maiden may be more popular, and Metallica has sold the most but I guarantee that if you poll any professional musician and ask them to define the ultimate metal band, 99% will say Judas Priest set the standard and truly represent what true Heavy Metal is.....PERIOD

[@srb_keepthechange]

This is Judas Priest. Thank you for the upload.

[@if6turnedouttobe9]

One of my all-time favorite metal albums...

[@markmcmahon6687]

The truth is that Priest are the ultimate Metal band of all time, period. There has never been nor will there ever be a band quite like them. As they say in the classics, they are THEE METAL GODS!

[@danacoleman4007]

This is correct.

[@metalhead7319]

So true. I've been searching and listening to all these classic heavy metal bands that are simmilar to Judas Priest you know Accept, Saxon, Malice, Stormwitch, etc... and dont get me wrong all of these bands are absolutley amazing but no one is like Priest. My absolute favorite band of all time period.

[@martinkasper197]

I would say Judas, Saxon and Maiden are the big 3 of NWOBHM. Accept and Stormwitch (both German) IMHO are boring. By the way my Cousin played drums for Stormwitch 2014/15...

[@metalhead7319]

@@martinkasper197 Accept and Stormwitch boring? Right whatever if thats your opinion thats fine but to me they are both amazing, i would say modern Maiden is boring. Oh and Priest was not the part of NWOBHM, Motörhead as well so i would say Saxon, Angel Witch and Maiden of that time are the big 3 of NWOBHM...

[@metalhead7319]

@@martinkasper197 but the thing of NWOBHM is that all bands are so great that i would just mention all of them as top 3 xD

[@sira.scottascot8865]

This is great. It kinda hurts to think that these guys have a tough time getting along.

[@Emmitt1800-cf8nh]

Agreed. Fron what I've read, the band didn't want another guitarist. And, unfortunately, Glenn took creative control of the band through his relationship with management. I wish KK could have done more creative work like in Winter/Deep Freeze/Winter Retreat and Sinner.

[@Arthur-ke9vz]

The best bands hate each other off stage

[@mcraft2240]

@@Arthur-ke9vznot all

[@nolanschrank]

It's just kk and Glenn really...there both lead and rhythm players...one guys wants the spotlight...think Glenn and kk both got big egos but I guess to get to where they did u kinda almost gotta

[@boke75]

Case in point : David Lee Roth and Eddie Van Halen.@@Arthur-ke9vz

[@douglasrock9414]

I didn't garner anything but love and respect across the board here for each member. There was nothing but fondness for each other and genuine sincerity. Oh... and KK's Priest are awesome! Just a side note!

[@Kgio-2112]

Gonna see them this march near me on Long Island.

[@lucapisano4772]

Hello from Italy. Im have 53 years and have know the HM thanks at Priest and the amazing music and armony into the your song's. I still listen of course this...particolar san Bernardino live 83...no word for this live!! Killing live festival. Tnx again for give me this energy. Ciao Luca

[@weaselpopper]

In this interview you can see that KK was looked down on. I`m surprised they even let him speak. I don`t miss the current JP at all. KK`s killing it along with Ripper.

[@Emmitt1800-cf8nh]

Agreed. He looks extremely uncomfortable. I don't care for KK's Priest, but watching this makes me happy that he was able to move on from a failed business venture to create more metal. Hopefully his leaving the band will give people two awesome bands like when Dave was kicked out of Metallica for his issues.

[@danacoleman4007]

Good God Almighty i LOVE this band!!!!! They have been my favorite since I first heard them about 35 years ago!!!!

[@danacoleman4007]

@@matycee I bet!!!

[@matycee]

😅 wanted to correct my comment... was actually early 80s('82) Maiden opening for Priest New Haven... just amazing. Tickets were $10!!

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Me too.. since the 1st time I ever heard JP.. still my fav.

[@SkunkMonkey991]

I first seen Priest on the Turbo Tour. Got to take my son's to the 30th British Steel tour. Great show.

[@scramman]

I just finished KK's Book. Great read and different perspective for sure from what i seen in 80's. They were such a enjoyable part of my life back then. Victim of change is still one of my favorites. Thanks Priest for your hard work and dedication.

[@chriswoosley1697]

I'm. 3/4 done with K.K. book,it is fabulous

[@JEFF-cn8yc]

1978 possibly 1979 International Amphitheater Southside of Chicago.... Opening Act for Kiss...... Blew Me Away.... 45 yrs Later One of My favorite Band...Saw Rush Moving Pictures Tour As Well....

[@Good-Enuff-Garage]

LEGENDS

[@troy4340]

What an awesome interview!

[@johnhagan582]

IMO Kenneth Downing was the main attraction in this bands live proformances and over all visual Image of Judus Priest .First image that comes to mind when i think of Priest is Kk with his long blonde hair decked out in leather and chrome stage gear playing his iconic and trademark Gibson Flying V

[@SuddenStorm982]

My favourite Priest album - raw power. Grinder and Rapid Fire timeless classics 🏆

[@joeyiroc8184]

Nice video. It's really interesting to hear the band's perspective on life growing up and how they came bout to make the songs.

[@markjohnson1020]

Can we agree that "Rapid Fire" is the first Modern Heavy Metal song?

[@curly_wyn]

Wouldn’t say that necessarily, but it is a very influential song in thrash metal :3

[@markjohnson1020]

@@curly_wyn In your opinion, what would you consider to be the first modern Heavy Metal song? Genuinely curious.

[@NeilHawkins-f1l]

@@curly_wynthrash is just a term that Malcolm Dome came up with. Bottom line, it’s just rock n roll

[@NeilHawkins-f1l]

When is “modern”? 1980 is only ten years younger than “Black Sabbath”.

[@23ograin53]

My favorite Priest album by far. I think this was the very first 100% pure metal album.

[@neonspec]

Could make a strong argument for that tbh

[@23ograin53]

@@neonspec I think I first read that in Guitar Magazine around 1990. They noted the album's absence of blues / classic rock influences. It's pure metal.

[@marlahart2060]

@@23ograin53🎸🙋‍♀️Thx for remembering & stating that fact! Judas Priest changed my life.. great stories.

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Thx for posting! Love hearing my fav band of all time.. sharing childhood stories & how they created some of my fav songs. Judas Priest changed my life from 1st time I heard them on a friend’s cassette player. I said fanatically “I LOVE THAT! WHO IS THAT?” He said JUDAS PRIEST! I cancelled my solo gigs, packed my van & moved from my small PA town to cities where I could find other musicians who played this music! I earned a recording contract in Hollywood with people you know but gave it up to take care of Grandma. Now jamming with local musicians & back to solo gigs in PA. Haha Miss the 80s early 90s! God Bless!

[@reubensane5539]

Got into Priest in 79 when I saw unleashed in the east and bought it,saw them open for kiss ,British was a very exciting and big album for metal when it came out and is still part of metal history!

[@randyfranks2853]

Same here exactly. 13 years old.

[@JEFF-cn8yc]

International Amphitheater Southside of Chicago 1979..... WAS MIND BLOWING

[@CathyLahn]

Ha! Me too. Judas Priest opening for KISS. September 7th, 1979. At The Spectrum, Philadelphia. Both were awesome, with Priest on the come up, not much money, but their finest material to perform! Great double bill. Unleashed in The East, indeed! Then came British Steel, with it's powerful, unified breakthrough. And it's best songs: Rapid Fire Steeler Metal Gods Grinder The Rage Breaking The Law You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise *On a personal note, I had just bought my first "real guitar" in '79.... a Black Stratocaster with a lacquered maple neck. Exactly like Tipton's in much of these live clips. Cut my teeth on that guitar and became very good in short time. So seeing it here also adds an extra bit of nostalgia.

[@reubensane5539]

@@CathyLahn great share 🤟

[@sharonellis8776]

Thanks guys for your fantastic contribution to heavy metal music!! Love your music xx

[@lfader]

Tip & KK are FAF tandem⚡⚡ Guitar hero's 👑 👑

[@plywoodal3012]

The Green Manalishi, it’s what got me hooked on JP in high school. Never gets credit. I friggen love that song!

[@latentsea]

Peter Green song!

[@boke75]

Yes, but JP totally revamped/condensed the song as to make it completely unrecognizable to the original (which was completely different - bluesy psychedelia).@@latentsea

[@latentsea]

Yes but no but needed. Then I really agree with your comment. Peter Green song is a positive statement. All good! 🤟

[@boke75]

👍👍 Actually I prefer the JP version (especially the 1979 live version) - much more energetic and heavy. The Fleetwood Mac original version (~1970) is a pure Blues/Psychedelic trip. Very moody, doomy and kinda slow moving with the same instantly recognizable riff/verse and very interesting, too. But the FM version sort of meanders/improvises whereas the JP version sticks to the main verse throughout. RIP Peter Green. @@latentsea

[@marlahart2060]

@@boke75🎸🙋‍♀️JP definitely improved it into something I’d listen to. LOL

[@tinternetboy]

Awesome upload, thank you!

[@jcmangan]

The mighty Priest.

[@ipguyman108]

Dave Holland was Priests’ secret weapon for the Heavy Metal Gods ..!

[@tommystravels64]

METAL GODS!! ALL OF EM!! 🤘🤘

[@ipguyman108]

What about Dave Holland? He improved Judas Priest and changed their sound. Dave Holland’s intense tension on the drums made “Point of Entry “ , British Steel and “Screaming Vengeance”..!

[@TheoneGodfather]

He ded.

[@ipguyman108]

@@TheoneGodfather - “Dave Holland never died.” What he did for Judas Priest will live forever..!

[@ipguyman108]

@@TheoneGodfather Dave Holland - put Priest on the map ..!

[@TheoneGodfather]

@@ipguyman108 A lot of drummers would disagree with you. I am not a drummer however and I say F**k yea. I personally loved his drumming.

[@TheoneGodfather]

@@ipguyman108 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@chrisbenson3322]

The Greatest Metal Band Ever. Fight me.

[@skullnbones206]

One of my 2 favorite priest albums. Loved this video

[@neilzimmerman9587]

Agreed.I just saw KKs priest in Baltimore.His playing is superb.

[@ScottMabry-v3k]

I wanted to say something to everybody here, but that’s not possible at this point all you seem like such a wonderful open minded, smart people. I hope I can win. I love Rob it’s been my favorite performer since I was as long as I can remember actually, I appreciate all of you.

[@salvatore.giuliani66]

They are Heavy Metal, they invented forceful and devastating music. J.P. FOREVER 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@oscar_olivera]

Excelente álbum !! Un verdadero clásico inoxidable para todo el heavy metal !!!

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Well said!

[@MrLuridan]

Cool that they seem like friends here…

[@traviesoarcefan3063]

They sound GREATTTTT in this video. Just like when I saw them back in the day. 🤩

[@Peter-by3ox]

brilliant upload I am currently trying to recreate the British Steel album sounds on guitar so I can record my own Priest covers \m/ so watching this while breaking out the Marshall Amp, MXR distortion pedals and a 10 band EQ :)

[@dmitryowens]

British Steel has the best metal guitar and drum sounds ever.

[@ipguyman108]

Was it a MXR distortion for certain?

[@dmitryowens]

@@ipguyman108 That was a very popular distortion pedal in the late 70's/early 80's.

[@ipguyman108]

@@dmitryowens I also have been experimenting to recreate Point of Entry and British Steel sounds on tones for all instruments. So far, for guitar I am using a tube screamer, vintage 30’s and a 70’s Marshall. (Besides using my SG’s), surprisingly my evh Wolfgang sounds very close. I will dig up my old mxr gear as you suggested. Thank you. Tama drums with remo control sound or pin stripe drum heads. P bass, pick and solid state amp, (he used peavy I believe). Can’t duplicate Rob Howford. He’s amazing and one of a kind..!

[@dmitryowens]

@@ipguyman108 Nice. But it's Halford, not "Howford" 😎

[@gerardshelbourne6857]

FANTASTIC Album + UK Tour (Deeside) still played on a regular basis 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@panoskarliotis382]

my favorite Judas Priest album!!!!!! :)

[@albertscalone9351]

The original band was awesome, but really feel very comfortable with the new band, Richard Faulkner is extremely talented, my favorite band since elementary school.

[@mikefraley6935]

Yes, fans are important, but they wouldn't have fans if their music didn't hold up all these years later. Priest is a beast of a band.

[@Boogenhagen100]

More interviews with Ian, you can just tell that dude has some stories to tell, and he’s way smarter than he lets on.

[@shawnfranklin9581]

What a killer band!

[@jaamaan123]

Excellent !

[@heeman2078]

Grinding power, blood pumping metal

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Yes the best!

[@DanieleTirloni-fk1uy]

What a good accent they have

[@patgodfrey1345]

This documentary is amazing and so funny in parts Especially the cutlery 🍴 on a tray gor the marching in Metal Gods 😂

[@rideon1956]

No ##### hopefuly real Priest fans know this its all chopped.

[@latentsea]

It’s Mehtahl!

[@marlahart2060]

@@latentsea🎸🙋‍♀️Haha Yes indeed!

[@the_trooper_72]

All these guys are from the west midlands,..!!! 🤘🏻😎💯♥️

[@robertprady885]

Greatest metal band of All Time

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Yes indeed!

[@kenvorland]

The one and only metal god halford rock on forever

[@NeilHawkins-f1l]

Yeah, I remember buying British Steel from Woolworths when I was a kid. Playing Breaking The Law in school and even our teacher was nodding his head to the beat 😂

[@williamfate3297]

I watched another documentary about the British Steel album. In it, Ken and Glenn also talk about them being the first rock band have two lead guitarists. Possibly, but The Outlaws and Lynyrd Skynyrd did it previously with three!

[@roncarter2188]

These here Metal Gods Rock!

[@celsomartins2719]

Rapid fire é simplesmente uma obra de arte!!!🤘🤘

[@rayfabris2512]

that's my favorite JP album

[@warriorv9359]

One of the baddest metal albums of all time

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Baddest meaning bestest! LOL

[@mahlonedwards6826]

United...it's got so many ways it can bring people together. Except KK and me. It can't and won't unite us again.

[@louielouie22]

I hope Glen is doing ok.

[@mrchromaticable]

i always thought that Motley Crues "Looks that Kill" is a rip off from "Dont Have to be Old to be Wise"

[@latentsea]

Possibly, Frank is a crafty poser

[@janitoronfire]

Bring back KK

[@curly_wyn]

Their best album. Sure, they have made albums that are faster and heavier and more progressive and serious, but really makes British Steel their masterpiece imo is that factor of FUN. The songs on BS often get criticized as being too commercial or simple or accessible, but that’s exactly what the band wanted to be from the very beginning, even admitting so themselves. Everything from Rocka Rolla up the Killing Machine was them working out the kinks and truly finding that perfect combination of heavy metal and accessibility while still absolutely being metal and they did..they really did..this album brought heavy metal to the mainstream masses, and with that, they accomplished their first real dream or goal as a band. Once that was finishing, they set out for new music and band goals as Judas Priest and made other truly excellent records! But, there’s just a spontaneity to British Steel in 1980 that no other album of theirs has, and while some may be sick of songs like Breaking the Law and Living After Midnight and may not see them as very metal today, for 1980 they were metal. Amazing album and perfect to me. No wonder it’s the favorite JP album of the band themselves! Long live the Priest, cheers! 🍻

[@therealandrecorbin4050]

I played the hell out of this record when I was 13, along with their better, earlier albums, there was no Iron Maiden yet.

[@matthewmatt5285]

I mean just burned it down and played it 10 tmes a Day~

[@NeilHawkins-f1l]

Iron Maiden was released the same week as British Steel. 1980 was a great time for heavy music. Ace of Spades and Heaven and Hell were released in 1980 too

[@therealandrecorbin4050]

@NeilHawkins-f1l yeah I went to Sabbath/ Alice Cooper outdoor show on that Heaven and Hell tour. Maiden wasn't on my radar yet, I should have said, apparently. Though I did wear out British Steel, I loved the older records all much more. Cheers

[@NeilHawkins-f1l]

@ that was a great gig to watch. Nice one. Yeah, helluva year 1980 👍

[@sudicalwig]

My favourite Priest

[@glenmccarthy8482]

The 1970's 80's and 90's. The greatest time to be alive in the history of humanity. Unlike the shit show we face today.

[@latentsea]

Yep,

[@AerikVon]

🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@Protectanimals-o4f]

Priest are the only band that hasn't done a crap album.

[@oldschool250]

One of the top 20 necessary albums I would have on a deserted island. The rest would be in no certain order such as; Judas Priest-British Steel. Black Sabbath- Paranoid. Rainbow-Rising. Black Sabbath- Heaven n Hell. Judas Priest- Nostradamus( Fuckin Masterpiece! ) AC/DC- High Voltage. Def Leppard-High N Dry. Iron Maiden-7th Son. Megadeth-Peace Sells. Metallica-Master of Puppets. Queensrchye-Rage For Order. Sanctuary-The Mirror Black. DIO-Holy Diver. DIO-Last in Line. Metal Church-Metal Church. Iron Maiden-Brave New World. Megadeth-Rust in Peace. Metallica-And Justice For All. AC/DC-Back in Black. Queensryche-Operation Mindcrime.

[@strangelee4400]

That's a damn fine list right there.

[@oldschool250]

​@@strangelee4400 Thanks dude!

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Great deserted island list.. LOL

[@mahlonedwards6826]

You spelled Highway To Hell wrong. 😆

[@robphilpott43]

Can anyone tell me which DVD / Blu Ray the live performances of these songs are from? Thanks in advance.

[@Angelica_Music]

judaspriest.com/British-Steel-30th-Anniversary/

[@robphilpott43]

@@Angelica_Music thank you!

[@palamidis]

Thanks for my childhood

[@randyperfecto7468]

Best Judas album

[@shanecopner7827]

Wish kk was back in priest,his band is briol,along with ripper

[@jonwilliams5869]

KK is Priest! Sad he is not still apart of it!

[@jeremyr62]

I assume this was from 2010. They all look a bit older now.

[@jonwilliams5869]

KK is relevant! Change my mind and Ian is a bass beast!

[@ipguyman108]

What about Dave ..?

[@humblehombre9904]

Dave Holland was the ONLY drummer that did these songs justice! He was like Ian, in that they were the deep concrete foundations, that the heaviest metal band stood upon! This five, is PRIEST!

[@ipguyman108]

“Dave Holland “, was the secret ingredient !!!

[@pytech7seven]

Without KK, and considering how Glenn is struggling with Parkinson...there is no Judas Priest. I enjoy the actual lineup but it's a fragment of what used to be.

[@qrptedmac]

Of course the drummer isn’t involved in the interview lol. I keep waiting for the drummer to explode. JP drummer? That should be a investigative search.

[@kiillabytez]

Shame that Dave Holland wasn't here for this.

[@scottduyser1222]

To get a producer out there instead of bringing K. K bk out there is probably the biggest huh? I can remember in the band. I saw there Screaming tour bk in the day.. They blended like no two guitarists I have ever heard.

[@latentsea]

Like perfect mix in stereo, the imaginary middle...

[@ipguyman108]

What about the drummer who changed Judas Priest ..?

[@bigman55434]

Leave Scott Travis out of this video. He was a wet dream when this was recorded. Dave Holland was THE drummer for most of the mega albums. Now, I’m not taking away from Scott, who has been with the band way longer that Dave, but for this album, it was all Dave Holland. RIP.

[@abc123gpl]

where is the 5th guy ?

[@matthewmatt5285]

Died,.. but was in ail for pedophilia~

[@boke75]

All 4 guys here seemed to have a good vibe back in 2010. Although I did notice Glenn not laughing at KK's jokes, lol. What really happened, KK ?

[@imtheonevanhalen1557]

Mid 70's Penthouse review of Sin After Sin.......it only got better.............

[@nicolasestrada7989]

I liked British steel alot but to Me it started them on the path to a more commercial sound for the masses it worked they sold more records the scorpions did the same thing after uli left sold more records.more commercial commercial. I liked rocka Rolla sad wings sin after sin stained class killing machine just better material material in my opinion

[@laurencelevene4333]

So true. Although it's a good album, it doesn't compare to sad wings, stained class, or killing machine. Those 3 albums are totally incredible and unbeatable. Plus for me, Les Binks was the best drummer priest ever had

[@TheoneGodfather]

True perhaps but it was always their destiny to evolve into the the metal gods. While I enjoy those early albums British Steel is metal greatness.

[@latentsea]

For sure but time moves on and their path was great including commercial point of entry. Then it was over for me.

[@lanceraustin]

Typical priest platitudes. The rare moments when they dispense with the generalizations and actually discuss the process are much appreciated.

[@alexnuno]

The metal God's speak with class, as gentleman's. Their music...top notch. Today's scenery? Predominantly is the oposite: poor music and lack of class.

[@marlahart2060]

🎸🙋‍♀️Exactly!

[@squadronsupreme]

Where is Steeler?

[@jasonboyle4164]

What about the drummer ???