OH SHOOT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Judas Priest - Breaking The Law REACTION

[@Shrykespeare]

Rob Halford is, was, and always shall be, one of the greatest metal frontmen of all time. "Living After Midnight" would be my nomination for your next JP song. P.S. Please give Radiohead another try. You won't regret it. Jay did "Creep" in the very first week and didn't like it, but you haven't given them a second chance. "Fake Plastic Trees" or "Karma Police" will blow your minds.

[@mjb0183]

Agreed. Best metal voices are: Halford & Dio

[@mamatay7]

💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 both with the Livin After Midnight and giving Creep another chance. Not only has Jay's appreciation of different kinds of music evolved over the course of the channel, but not only has Amber's appreciation grown as well, but I REALLY think she'll get the angst and the longing in it.

[@SandsDolphin]

Paranoid Android live on Later with Jools Holland, mind blowing.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Really ?

[@samhainkid]

Holy Hell! I was thinking this same exact thing recently - that they should revisit Radiohead! And yes, Fake Plastic Trees!!!!! Jay's ears have evolved so much in the past 2 years. Radiohead may be viewed and appreciated differently now.

[@catmanduu66]

Judas Priest is one of the oldest, still touring, metal bands with 53 years and counting. I saw them four years ago, twice, for the tour of their latest album Firepower. They were supposed to celebrate their 50th year but then covid, so last year, a couple of years late, they did that. Another great song is Living After Midnight.

[@loristone9242]

I saw JP on the Operation Rock N Roll tour with Alice Cooper and Motorhead in July of 1991 in Dallas. The one and only time I got to see them and it was phenomenal.

[@johnnygeyman8061]

Seen them in 88 :)

[@javi5810]

Saw him a few months ago and he’s ridiculously amazing as a vocalist at 70 yrs old it’s crazy how great his voice still is

[@Guiltless765]

Rob Halford is the king of metal voices!The man's range is phenomenal!!

[@subwaygoddess1]

@# Guiltless, I believe Rob Halford has a 6 octave range. They are my favorite Metal band 🤘🎶

[@patrickbateman7369]

Not the King, the Metal God!

[@jco207]

Please check out the live version of "Victim of Changes" from the US Festival to see him in his full glory. The band was on fire that day too.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Dio ...

[@patrickbateman7369]

@@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene he has that great vocal sound but he doesn't have the range of Halford, never has

[@dustyhead3126]

"Mother" by Danzig is a great metal song. Not a mainstream metal band but his voice is haunting and powerful

[@ChanelStuff]

Love that song. And he has a phenomenal voice

[@Mr.Balance]

Never any love for Twist Of Cain....

[@anarchoutis]

Love Glenn Danzig's voice. Amazing combination of punk and soul. Like a goth Elvis.

[@metetural9140]

@@anarchoutis well, he is called Evil Elvis for a reason...

[@lisemzarate4029]

Twist of Cain rocks 🕶

[@babykots]

Judas Priest and Iron Maiden have the two best frontmen in Metal (Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson). They were on the top in the 80’s

[@MrTRFord]

You can add Klaus Meine from the Scorpions IMO

[@myklegue3968]

one of the very best metal songs of all time = You've Got Another Thing Coming

[@billyidol7567]

You guys are bringing some great stuff that I haven’t listened to in a long time, and almost forgot about… Loving it!

[@bloppysloppy2283]

"You Got Another Thing Coming" is a good choice for a Judas Priest reaction. After you get familiar with the Metal genre I recommend "This Is Spinal Tap" for your film reactions.

[@dianedollion6126]

Another vote for You Got Another Thing Coming!

[@clintjames5671]

I completely agree!

[@rwfrench66GenX]

Great reaction! Judas Priest is a deep rabbit hole! Hell Bent For Leather, The Green Manalishi, anything on Screaming for Vengeance, Rock Hard Ride Free, Turbo Lover, even going back to the beginning with Dreamer Deceiver, the live version.

[@obxtasy626]

Lead singer Rob Halford is an LGBTQ icon. After decades of concealing his sexuality for fear of backlash, he finally felt safe coming out in the late 90s and thankfully was embraced rather than rejected. He jokes that it was always open in his lyrics and dress but since he was in a metal band ppl assumed he was a typical womanizing rock star and never picked up on the hints he was discretely dropping. A true legend, on stage and off. Glad you guys liked them :)

[@michaelpennington9327]

Judas Priest is great. The guitar duo of Glen Tipton and KK Downing set the standard for dual guitar attacks. I was lucky enough to see them multiple times in different stages of their career and they were always great. Rob Halford has a couple solo albums that rock, too. You really need to listen to Y&T. I’ve been telling you about them for months. I promise you will love them. They aren’t copies of Judas Priest, but they definitely are the same genre and have the same vibe. If you love Breaking The Law, you’ll love the Y&T songs Mean Streak, Black Tiger, Hang ‘em High, Forever, Open Fire and Many, many others. Please, please, please listen to Y&T

[@bugvswindshield]

I still have a Tipton Rd sign....that somehow managed to find its way on to my bedroom wall as teen in 1984.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

Really? These guys suck.

[@CarefulWithThatAxeEugene]

I'm a fan of the band I have been since the 80s . I'm a metal head from that time so who know a few bands bought it all on cassette so I know who they are. I just think Dio was more Metal that's all.🤘😜🤘😈

[@AL13NM]

Y'all will LOVE their songs TURBO LOVER and HEADING OUT TO THE HIGHWAY, LIVING AFTER MIDNIGHT!!!! They Are FIRE!

[@patrickbateman7369]

Cruising main street back in the day cranking both of those songs!

[@AL13NM]

@@patrickbateman7369 Hell Yeah!

[@stewartcook6684]

Priest Live is a must from to back. It was the first serious concert I went to. Blew my mind. "Heading Out to the Highway"-Loud

[@Tricky2002]

Judas Priest - "Living After Midnight" must be next.

[@stormy8207]

Appreciating only one genre means missing out on so much. You guys are doing it right. My playlists have got anything from Chopin to Metallica. Its ok not to like a song but you are respectful. Keep going.

[@mysteriousmysticalmoments2023]

I see my older brother singing in a hairbrush to this song. Great song , also reminds me of Beevis and Butthead cartoon. Most hard rock concerts you have certain protesters saying it is devil Music, then in the 80's we had parental guidelines put on music . Dee Snider of Twisted Sister was a big activist against this parental guidelines. I hope you do Cinderella - Shelter Me.

[@TheJoshuaPimentel]

I always hear this song in Bevis voice.

[@Shrykespeare]

I remember Butthead saying "Why is he doing that with his shoulders?"

[@canonfodder2068]

I was listening...don't think I have ever heard this in full before...thinking why do I hear Bevis in my head? So glad you posted.😆

[@chriswhinery925]

@@TheJoshuaPimentel WASHING THE DOG WASHING THE DOG!

[@raiderman8203]

My first introduction to Priest was from their Screaming for Vengeance album (1981). Check out Electric Eye from that album. Just be sure to include the short but very necessary prequel to that song The Hellion, the two songs HAVE to be played together.

[@zosozildjianmagick1790]

Great album! Painkiller too!

[@zosozildjianmagick1790]

Turbo lover is a great song also!

[@johnbelcher2323]

KK Downing & Glen Tipton had that awesome twin guitar attack, great band. Check out You Got Another Thing Comin’, The Sentinel, Green Manalishi & Hellbent for Leather

[@thewiseoldherper7047]

One of JP’s best! They broke out in the late 1970’s early 80s, right when I was in high school. Still one of my favorite bands.

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here..This is one of the first guitar riffs I ever truly mastered!!!...Thanks for taking me wayyy back!!!.."He Busted up for sure guys"!!!..Sooo Cool to see you guys ROCKING OUT!!

[@robharrowven6674]

Judas Priest’s British Steel album (1980) is one of the best metal albums of all time!

[@mikepaulus4766]

With two amazing guitarists, for this song the lead part that gets the audience to cheer is just having everything else drop out, play the riff, and it kills.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

Oh I always loved Judas Priest one of the best screamers, U'll have to ck out "Screaming for Vengence" to get best scream ever is on recorded version...Love it...Thanx so much for reaction, Peace

[@Thathorrorguy12FU]

This song is one of their best! Heading Out to the Highway is incredible as well!

[@jdtanman6100]

Great band! Rob Halford is a heck of a vocalist. You should also look into Iron Maiden.

[@RayfordRaySiegel]

They definitely need to hear some more Iron Maiden.

[@shepherdkelley4156]

Most definitely 🤘🤘🤘

[@VENOMS_WRAITH]

Seventh son of a seventh son or Can I play with madness would be my suggestions.

[@thedeaconofmetalshow7657]

Definitely

[@timriehl1500]

So glad I found this channel. I was a teenager in the 70's and in my 20's in the 80's and I've always enjoyed most of this music. So watching y'all get enjoyment from it just doubles my happiness. I would like to suggest a few things you might like:- I don't usually like country music, but I think you'd like Dwight Yoakam's Fast As You or Suspicious Minds and Alan Jackson's She's Got the Rhythm.

[@Lemons66]

One of my favorite bands! Hell Bent For Leather, Devils Child, Living After Midnight! I could list 100! For more great metal you must check out Krokus- Long Stick Goes Boom and Accept- Pandemic (2017)...Live from Wacken!

[@sloebone7399]

I’m big on Krokus! Midnight Maniac, Our Love, Eat the Rich, plus some great covers, Ballroom Blitz and American Woman. Their look is dated, their music is not.

[@ThaneOfEurmal]

Third vote for Krokus! Ballroom Blitz, Midnight Maniac, and Long Stick Goes Boom are all great starting songs.

[@daniel.d2150]

Used to be a big metal fan and Judas priest were up there! Saw them live in Edinburgh in 1988 Ram it down tour and these guys were tight live. God bless you both from Scotland.

[@andreasth3r3b3ll3]

Didnt hear that a long time, gave me chills, great song. 54 years, still headbanging :) thx.

[@The_Dudester]

I LOVED when Rob Halford performed Breaking the Law with BabyMetal-especially with Yui and Moa on guitar.

[@thedeaconofmetalshow7657]

Seeing Judas Priest in November in Baton Rouge, LA. My second time, ever. Can't wait! My other favorite, Queensryche, is opening! Thanks for having an open mind for music

[@stephaniewcallow7875]

"Heading Out To The Highway" is one of my favorites from JP..... Have a listen!

[@wolfman-up7dh]

I'd even consider this one of the much more tame JP songs. "Some heads are gonna roll" and "Diamonds and Rust" were two of my favorites back in the day.

[@terrylandess6072]

Judas Priest is chrome. A shiny, well oiled machine.

[@vanhouten7377]

Judas Priest - United

[@timgerke8714]

I just LOVE that you guys love this song. I wonder how you would have felt a year ago? Just awesome.

[@sp7772]

Judas Priest covered a Chuck Berry song "Johnny B Goode." The guitar in that is amazing.

[@marilynk30]

You've Got Another Thing Coming by them is awesome! I've seen them in concert twice! The Turbo Lover concert was AMAZING! ❤️

[@Roh_Echt]

Jayy...Amber, I was mostly into metal. I was born in '62 and was in to: Sabbath, Zeppelin, OZZY, AC/DC, Priest, Rush, Iron Maiden, Metallica, Aerosmith, Nugent, and so on. But I always listened to other music and never stuck to just one type. In my early years I also listened to: all of the British invasion bands...all of the Motown acts...all of the Folk acts...all of the Punk...and even, yes, Disco, Pop, Country, and Soft Rock. I wanted to hear it all, even though I had a 'Go to' preference. Mood depending of course.

[@bluv6430]

Entire albums from JUDAS PRIEST, worthy of listening to each and every song, Stained Class, British Steel, Screaming for Vengeance, Defenders of the Faith, TURBO, RAM IT DOWN, Painkiller, Angel of Retribution, NOSTRADAMUS, and FIREPOWER.

[@Jessica_Roth]

I love the riff on this one. Glenn Tipton and KK Downing just lay it down. I'm surprised to see that you haven't done "Living After Midnight" yet; that's a must. Aside from that, I can't wait for you to tackle "The Hellion/Electric Eye". A live version would be great there. If you want more metal, Motörhead is just waiting for you. I'm itching for "Killed by Death", but "Going to Brazil" is fun. And if you want older, deeper Lemmy, "I Don't Believe a Thing" and "God Was Never on Your Side" show how much they grew.

[@lidlett9883]

The Beast known as Priest...first time I saw Priest was in 78 opening for Kiss. Loved their music ever since.

[@jamesralphs3527]

Judas priest are one of my favourites, "Fever" is definitely one to do.

[@eastcoastaj5048]

Heading out to the highway, screaming for vengeance, Heads are gonna roll, Last rose of summer! Priest classics.

[@7of9RebelHarborth]

The pioneers of metal! They are being inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame this year! 50 years and still rockin and touring!

[@twenty3enigma]

There's a live version of this -- with Sebastian Bach trading off on vocals with Rob. And it's magnificent. Two metal legends sharing the stage, and both at the top of their game.

[@vaskylark]

Some Heads are Gonna Roll, The Sentinel, Lovebites, Green Manalishi, Living After Midnight, Screaming for Vengeance all great Judas Priest songs.

[@stevehamilton8824]

Judas Priest are metal Gods. Rob has a voice that just cannot be matched.

[@RocketmanS2K]

Glad to hear you guys sampling some Priest! The way your heads were bobbin was perfect and reminded me of riding around in my Mach I with my girlfriend listening to this for the first time!

[@ThatandCo]

Heading Out to the Highway from 1981 album by Judas priest called Point of Entry

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Amber will love that album, I guarantee it. 👍

[@Caynnor]

I saw Judas Priest in 1991 at Irvine Meadows with Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Dangerous Toys and Metal Church, my neck was sore for days after all that headbanging.

[@patrickbateman7369]

I still listen to Dangerous Toys

[@GruffyddFO4]

The lead singer, Rob Halford, is still rocking. Just a couple of years ago he did a really good duet with Maria Brink on In This Moment's "Black Wedding".

[@jamesdamiano8894]

check out "Heading Out To The Highway" and "Breaking The Law"

[@Itelkner]

Rob Squad: "Green Manalishi" - the live version off of "Unleashed in the East" f- or a reaction video. INCREDIBLE

[@thehonestwoodcutterbradywe8011]

Earlier I watched your reaction to alabama,and I loved it.I love this too..this how much my musical mood can swing.another great reaction,keep em coming

[@mikeciboroski3849]

It's so great to accompany you along the broadening of your musical horizons

[@switchfoot8702]

Glad to see JP..seen them live in the 80's..their Live performances sounds just as good as they are in studio! check out Victim of Changes/ Diamonds and Rust/Defenders of the Faith/ Heavy Duty/ Turbo Lover/ etc. etc. they have Many excellent songs, Glen Tipton and KK Downing are one of the best guitar duo's and Rob Halford vocals are awesome! Excellent Musicians all! Thank you for reating!

[@thatdamelana]

Ahhh! I'm glad you came back to Judas Priest. I left the comment about you being pregnant and how they will hit differently now. Rob Halford has an amazing voice. Much love! xoxoxo

[@TheConchologist]

When Halford screams he’s trying to tell you something…

[@tommywalker9437]

Unleashed in the east is one of the best live albums ever by Judas priest, a must listen . PLEASE.

[@anthonypirera7598]

Thanks for playing Judas Priest and for something heavy try some Deep Purple with Child in Time that will blow your mind

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

The album version of CiT I think is the way to go, a total masterpiece of a recording.

[@anthonypirera7598]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 yes a lot of the time that play that video from that TV show

[@ScottHillEnglish]

Breaking the Law is one of the greatest rock songs of all time. Good music is good music. and Judas Priest is great metal.

[@TheNWSCOTT]

judas priest is life changing they formed in the sixties their other albums are great !!!

[@jamiewilliamson641]

Living After Midnight is a Priest classic

[@evacovault2880]

More metal? I'm here for it! Glad y'all did this classic Judas Priest banger.

[@bmiamiwai]

Close , try their track "Victim of Changes" live 82

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Saw them in california during the U.S. festival and they played this song. The crowd went nuts!!!

[@RosieM1970]

This is one of the songs that help me out that last few minutes of my run!

[@craighayes2263]

Big fan and even had the Judas Priest - British Steel cassette and the wall poster.

[@NZLatic]

That was the sound of my youth right there! Thank so much. This whole album is so good.

[@carla68]

You've Got Another Thing Coming would be good for their next song.

[@theidajawho]

Harder huh, Unleash The Archers "Awakening", POWER METAL at its finest. Good for Female Friday also.

[@pamphillips5968]

I've never thought about this song. Scary..lol. Always just loved it

[@pamphillips5968]

Painkiller was new for me too and astounding but I grew up with this album you're playing. Lol. Praise the Lord

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

Spent my first night as a teen with Priest, my 13th birthday 1984, their last great album/tour imo! 🤘😎❤

[@biggmaqq]

I don't know if you noticed, but in the video what they steal out of the safe is their gold record for their album "British Steel".

[@vincentp149]

"Breaking the Law" is from the 1980 album British Steel. "Painkiller" was from 1990 album Painkiller. There's a decade of great music between them (as well as before and since). "Living After Midnight", "Heading Out to the Highway", "Metal Gods", "You've Got Another Thing Comin'", "The Hellion/Electric Eye", "Riding on the Wind", (Take These) Chains", "Screaming for Vengeance", "Freewheel Burning". "Rock Hard Ride Free", "The Sentinel", "Love Bites"... I could go on and on...

[@jameslopez1970]

The song "Freewheel Burning" is a AWESOME song by Judas Priest.

[@ThaneOfEurmal]

More Priest! Turbo was my album for work - put it in and mow the lawn, bike across town, whatever - it's pure energy. Turbo Lover, Parental Guidance, Wild Nights, Hot & Crazy Days. The soundtrack of my teenage and early 20s.

[@craigG80]

To what you were saying at the end about artists growing on you, I can’t tell you how many’s albums I’ve listened to over the years where at first I hated it, but after a few listens, they end up being some of my favorites.

[@jeremykershaw]

All hail Rob Halford!

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

For more of the melodic and groovy side of Priest, you can't go wrong with the trio of early '80s albums British Steel, Point of Entry and Screaming for Vengeance.

[@rwschumm]

Liked everything played on-air by this Group, but never heard their other stuff. I DO really like this song! I'm pretty sure this must have been played on-air, but I don't recall it much, if at all. Hey You Guys- Luca WILL BE a Metalhead!! ;) Great Reaction Guys!

[@carleakins2153]

Priest is the best! I have that main riff as the ringtone on my phone.

[@glennwatson8826]

I really love seeing you guys enjoying the "Old School Metal" that I grew up with... Thank You! There is so much good music from "back then" that people today just haven't heard. Keep it up please...

[@Copperwise]

I love this song and I love this band. You can't really go wrong with Judas Priest. I would really love if you would react to "Take Hold of the Flame" by Queensryche. The live version is the way to go.

[@patrickbateman7369]

The LIVE version is the best!

[@meltorme-ntor2933]

YES! Take Hold of the Flame live is amazing!

[@TexasRivermedic]

Yes, live from Tokyo. I’ve been recommending this for a long time.

[@TANTRUMGASM]

If you guys Love the 80's , there is a cult classic docu-film called "Heavy Metal Parking lot" in a parking lot full of kids partying before a JUDAS PRIEST SHOW in Maryland in 1986 , total real film. the 31 minute version . cheers

[@stevelaconte8802]

I love this song and band and heard it many times but I guess I never really heard it until you guys broke it down...thank you

[@bryanforis1839]

Great sounds great music and live band concert they got in to the rock and roll hull of fame by help by the public

[@Brykk]

This was the birth of the music video era. When mtv still showed music videos 24 hours a day, and there was friday night videos, then came vh one.

[@Rokdakazzbah]

Oh my God. Please please do Helloween - In the middle of a heartbeat. His voice...the notes... The music... WOW

[@sisterdebmac]

British Steel was their breakout album. And it's virtually flawless. So many great songs. Check out Living After Midnight, the other big hit. Such a great band.

[@wkanost]

I saw lead singer Rob Halford in his front yard. He was…”RAKING THE LAWN! RAKING THE LAWN!”

[@aks4204]

Great song! The were pretty cool to see in concert. They jammed hard! Fun times!!

[@greglegakis4177]

"Living After Midnight" is a must in the JP catalog.

[@browntabproductions]

1980. Such a Guitar Riff. Judas Priest set the Stage then for all the Metal Bands to come after. Rob Halford’s look has changed a bit too ;)

[@dannyworten5876]

My favorite of theirs Green Manileashi or Hell Bent For Leather

[@Blackflame24]

Glad you guys did this! I’m a guy that grew up on the classic stuff my parents listened too, and Judas Priest is one of my favorites! Need to check out “Livin After Midnight.”

[@Annastasia666]

LOVE those smiles on your faces! That's a METAL smile to be sure!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! /M\

[@timthomsonart]

The Ozzy link was spot on - they both came from the same region of the UK, there's a bit of a nasal quality to the accents - both from the home of metal, the Midlands! Love from Birmingham UK :)