Musician REACTS Judas Priest SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE First Time Hearing REACTION

Musician REACTS Judas Priest SCREAMING FOR VENGEANCE First Time Hearing REACTION
Judas Priest Reaction
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[@RushAss]

When this came out my 12 year old brain absolutely melted. That trade off/harmony guitar section is pure sonic gold.

[@sean7735]

Understood brother! My 12 year old mind melted with Defenders. Then found out there was so much old Priest to listen to!

[@garycoates4987]

This is the song that saved my life in highschool

[@generoberts9151]

When this album came out, first time I heard this song it blew completely me away

[@Wreath83]

Judas Priest, great stuff!👍🤟

[@garya7893]

Love this one Try Beyond The Realms of Death its a older one but killer

[@tackle47]

Could not agree more Beyond is amazing

[@JustinPanariello]

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[@amygoodson-catlady]

I know I was not of legal age to drive when the tour supporting this record happened. I'll admit, I was a bit of a hoodlum, raised in garages and driving in a late model stock car at 12. I stole the neighbor's car and drove 1/2 way across the country to see them in New York. Totally worth it! My Rob Halford related hearing loss is a warning to.younger generations...wear the damn earplugs!!

[@curiousman1672]

In my humble estimation, Rob Halford is the greatest of the metal front men. SFV is my favorite JP album as well. Hellion and Electric Eye are excellent songs. Electric Eye has come to be quite prophetic.

[@brianseccomb6731]

Judas Priest live "Fuel For Life Tour" "The Sentinel" Priest in there prime!

[@JustinPanariello]

I literally reacted to this song/performance, uploaded it to YT and it got blocked Worldwide sooooo 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ sucks 🤷‍♂️

[@PROGROCK-tr9hw]

One shot at glory,hell patrol and between the hammer and the anvil off of the painkiller album.

[@philstone3859]

When this tour came to my city, It was nationally broadcast on a live radio show called the King Biscuit Flour Hour. I know it’s a weird name, but they were hard Rock sponsors back in the day. So we were LIVE on the radio on this tour. One of JP’s favorite cities (Halford has said this more than once), my city, San Antonio TEXAS. We had a day one relationship with them and they ALWAYS came here. Other bands early on too. RUSH for one. These guys have said this publicly more than once. We were day one fans and they never forgot our hardcore loyalty. Ok, Now I’m bragging. Wouldn’t you if RUSH said how much they enjoyed your city? 18 times live with them. Unbelievable I did all that.

[@GustavoHenrique-um2tj]

Kerry King, Slayer' guitarrist, said a lot of times that Judas Priest is among their greatest influences, they even did a cover of Dissident Aggressor from Priest' Sin after Sin album (1977) and Priest' Stained Class album (1978) is his favorite metal album ever. Check out Beyond the Realms of Death from Stained Class, it's like Fade to Black before Fade to Black, Cemetery Gates before Cemetery Gates. Judas Priest is some kind of metal Beatles, they're behind everything

[@JustinPanariello]

Wow yeah ill have to check that out

[@JustinPanariello]

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[@sammybeck7794]

If you haven't already you should listen to the live concert version of Victim of Changes

[@hemlock399]

I was introduced to music when I was 12 to 14 years old & my older brother, along with his amazing record collection, lived in the basement while going to university. "Screaming for Vengeance" was his only Priest album. What a revelation it was to listen to this album for the 1st time! I was very excited by this discovery, so I bought "The Best of Judas Priest" through Columbia House right away! I was shocked by how *different* it was from "Screaming for Vengeance". Soon, I grew to appreciate those early Priest tracks, & Priest became my favorite band, tied with Zep for quite a few years. You mentioned about possibly listening to all of their albums chronologically. I think that's a great idea. I think that their 1st 9 albums, spanning '74 to '84, are all excellent albums through which one can witness a significant part of the evolution of metal. Some of these albums are *masterpieces*, IMO. Their 1st album, "Rocka Rolla", is not highly regarded by many fans. I have to admit that the production is not great, & one might find some of the songs a bit out of place in Priest's catalog. However, there are some great songs on the album, & it's fascinating to see how they set to work on their contribution to inventing heavy metal. "Run of the Mill" is KK Downig's 1st composition as a member of the band, & it happens to be one of my favorite songs, if not my favorite, *full stop*. Having said that, the mix of this song from the compilation album "Hero, Hero" is certainly superior to the one from "Rocka Rolla". Enjoy!

[@metalmaniac4669]

You should check out Sinner off their live album Unleashed in the East. It’s just unbelievably amazing

[@dazjackson1972]

Priest did some great stuff in this era. Might be an unpopular opinion but i prefer the next album "Defenders of the Faith" songs like Freewheel Burning, Jawbreaker and The Sentinel terrific workout music.

[@lukanovak1492]

its not unpopular Defenders of the Faith is their 2nd best album (imo)

[@JFPriest]

Have you listened to "Firepower" ??

[@dazjackson1972]

@@JFPriest Just now gave it another listen (got the CD) as i hadn't heard it for a couple years. Thanks for reminding me - a strong and consistent album striking the balance between heavy and melodic that many classic era bands were known for .

[@EvanDander]

This was the last Priest album I loved. Being eighteen had a lot to do with it. They had moments after this but a ton of filler on the later records. This was the absolute peak of metal in 1982

[@elvwood]

Hah, this was the last Priest album I really liked for quite a while too, and I was also 18 in 1982, so you may be right! (I know it's a minority choice but I have more recently come to love Nostradamus, so it's not been a permanent endpoint.)

[@susanconstable2113]

Priest has a very diverse catalog of music. Some really old stuff is more commercial than the rest. Each album can be so different due to the time period but always great.

[@weshoward450]

For a live suggestion - check out "The Sinner" live vengeance 82 version. It's an epic performance of an older song that has a lot of variety in it

[@paulm.5979]

This was a huge metal album for metal, Another Thing Coming was a big commercial hit. I think you need to see more live Priest- try Sentinel live from 1986 Fuel for Life. Another early Priest you should watch is Sinner from Live Vengeance 82.

[@JustinPanariello]

I actually watched and reacted to The Sentinel - Fuel For Life Tour, uploaded it to KZbin and it got blocked Worldwide unfortunately. I will be checking out more Judas Priest for sure though I dig it.

[@KafeteriaFood]

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[@antoniocunha8772]

hey my man this is a realy vocal and band tnks from brazil(hey halford and the gods only live man )

[@biloki3079]

I think you would enjoy the "Stained Class" or "Point of Entry" records. Lots of great songs there. Desert Plains is the song I would recommend next.

[@danarchuleta1154]

"Unleashed in the East" is the way to hear the early tunes with the early line up. "Victim of Changes," you've heard, but the first 4 tracks are obligatory. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6rKeaiIlsxqma8

[@EvanDander]

Absolutely agree. Lester F-in Binks ruled on that record.

[@danarchuleta1154]

@@EvanDander Right! There is just a kick a.. energy to that album. Saw them at the US Festival in 83,' that was an epic show too.

[@hemlock399]

Fuckin' amazing album.

[@timm3792]

It's not about solos it's not about Slayer - It's about "SCREAMING FOR VENGENCE" and Rob Halford hit the high notes beyond imagination, and it flew over your head. The year is 1982 and Screaming for Vengeance was my true introduction to Judas Priest and they "poured my everything into that song. Can you get that? Do you understand that? It was the summary of my life to that point, and I was (right or wrong) "Screaming for Vengeance" What a time.

[@susanconstable2113]

Everyone in metal today got some Influence from bands like priest and sabbath. They are the og’s!

[@jefffrearson8764]

@5:52, nobody does it like Rob Halford!

[@xpizzahotx9971]

React to Ram It Down!

[@philstone3859]

It’s funny, I see people comment about all these albums and I was at all these concerts, all these tours. I’m just trying to say that I know this stuff and not trying to brag. Just check out the songs I mention. I’m talking to everybody as a fan myself. I know this stuff, I’m the Old School, I was THERE!

[@elvwood]

If you want to go chronologically their first album (Rocka Rolla) is pretty unlike everything else for the most part. My favourite track on it is Run of the Mill, but it's a long one! Up to you, really. You could just skip straight to Unleashed in the East...

[@philstone3859]

Ok, you are getting into it. Aside from My excellent recommendation of the song, Riding On The Wind, the Hell Bent For Leather album is an all time Classic Hard Rock standard. At least to the people who know. Try the title track or The Ripper. Yes, this crazy English band wrote a Hard Rock song about Jack the Ripper. I could recommend so much more, but in due time. I know how you guys get onslaughts of suggested songs. I only recommend standouts, period. Yeah, that could just be my opinion, but I have mass agreement on my taste. Time tested stuff that almost everyone can agree on. I was there! I only suggest really strong songs. I guarantee this. Also, off that same album, Delivering the Goods and Running Wild. Out of all the so called JP fans I see commenting on YT, I’m kind of surprised that some of the younger, I’m guessing, don’t know of this album, or at least don’t talk about it. Like I’ve said before, it’s one of their earlier, very strong records that got them to the top. I don’t care who you are, you don’t know JUDAS PREIST until you’ve heard the entire Hell Bent for Leather album. I saw them in concert from early on (late 70’s to early 80’s) and then went to 18 of their tours over the next decades. I WAS THERE!!

[@JFPriest]

This was "Painkiller" before "Painkiller"

[@terryminator4208]

At one point I could play every song on this album on the guitar but it's been about 5 years. Still have this same logo on a T. It's got some age on it and it's getting a little flimsy.

[@metalmaniac4669]

Man, you should just listen to the albums and give us a review on them.

[@markmilner842]

If you want a good live version of a great song, check out their performance of “Diamonds and Rust” (cover of a Joan Baez song) from the US festival back in 1983. In fact, all the clips from that show are great. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmjCp3qlibqMj6M

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[@scootscoot97warlock90]

THIS song is the last song I would reccommened someone listen to off this album. It rocks hard but is a bit obtrusive. ........... BLOODSTONE is way better imo. ... Yeh Kerry & Jeff definately got influence from Priest. ...... Tipton & KK , man this album first time I heard it, I KNEW I had to have it.

[@digitalsloth490]

This album came out in '82 when I was 14. The tour, World Vengeance Tour, was my first concert.

[@philstone3859]

You are insane now

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