Vocal Coach Reacts - Judas Priest - Pain Killer

[@rva]

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[@CreatorSakura]

I agree, It's a great app! 💜💜

[@Ghostkeeper]

check out "Ram it down" or "screaming for Vengens" too cool

[@heizelsevillano212]

Love you 😘😘😘♥♥♥🇵🇭

[@timothyberry9310]

A must LISTEN, amazing song (Alicia Widar, Can't Go Back) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqu2nYewprmdm7c

[@dennisperin2989]

Great site, maybe you could do something on Dan McCafferty Nazareth… i would love a vocal breakdown of that man’s power vocals.

[@johanbothma8031]

This song is hands down the most metally piece of metal in all of metaldom

[@grahamkey8496]

It's so metal it needs its own element in the Periodic Table

[@MrCopenhagen113]

you are forgetting about Metal on Metal by Anvil.

[@LuisHernandez-sf5hf]

Yes agree

[@yukoncornelius5527]

That is the wrongiest wrong answer in the history of wrongdom.

[@brett2015]

This and “The Sentinel” That’s my metaliest Priest song 🤘🏻🔥

[@seanknox3363]

I once read someone else say that "Hearing Painkiller for your first Judas Priest song is like being fired out of a cannon into a hurricane"

[@WntsAvette79]

My first was Diamonds and Rust, second was Painkiller. Talk about whiplash!

[@Salamander6969]

I bought British Steel after hearing Breaking The Law, and think it’s a fantastic album. By the way, I’ve got all of them now with the exception of a couple of live albums. Definitely one of the greatest rock bands ever

[@larryd4352]

That's the truth! She could have started with "Hell Bent For Leather" or "Breakin' The Law" ....or my favorite .... "Turbo Lover!"

[@Salamander6969]

@@larryd4352 I’m actually quite fond of their slower stuff (Angel, When The Night Comes Down, Diamonds And Rust, etc.)

[@tomrocks5367]

I love this song and it is probably my favorite album. I saw this tour back in 1990. Now that being said, if I was introducing someone to Priest for the first time this would not be the song. I would probably start with anything off British Steal or before then work them through the 80's up to Painkiller.

[@bryansmith5980]

Rob Halford still performs this song now at 70 years old. A true metal monster.

[@Ben.T0722]

and he does it really well, saw Priest in September and Rob sounded tremendous for 73

[@someparts]

Glen Tipton was absolutely possessed on these solos.

[@jvidalw]

Only the first solo. The second solo is KK

[@albertsampson6568]

@@jvidalw I was going to say that. This showcases the immense talent this band has. And they are just as good today.

[@pranjal70]

The best guitarist ever for me 🙏🏽

[@inlakesh555]

@@jvidalw really?

[@jvidalw]

@@inlakesh555 yes, really.

[@dennisperin2989]

The best compliment i could give this man is at 70+ years young he can sing everything in the catalog, Paul Stanley, Ozzy have tempered their set lists cause these great frontmen are getting on in life & simply can’t reach where they once did. He still can, sobered up a long time ago & we are all better for it, He didn’t call himself the “ Metal God “ the industry did. He is one of the baddest frontmen to ever grab a mic! Priest, Priest, Priest…

[@ferox965]

Also Glenn Hughes...that man found the fountain of youth.

[@dennisperin2989]

@@ferox965 Good call. Glenn’s the man.

[@sleuthentertainment5872]

My dad told me when PAINKILLER album came up back in 1990 it caught everybody off guard; even Judas Priest fans didn't expect to be hit like this... With this song and this album, the band took the heavy metal to the category of the fine arts.

[@ferox965]

Your dad is correct. I remember when it came out. Saw the video premiere-eyes got big-Holy SHIT. Priest didn't just come out swinging, they were launching warheads.

[@ericv7720]

It was their comeback album, after a period of decline in the late 80s due to the popularity of thrash and glam. They took cues from what newer bands were doing, and upped the ante!

[@ІгорПавловський-ш3з]

That's exactly what happened...😊 Hail, to England !!! 💙💛💪✌️

[@shmick6079]

This is actually the “most metal” song ever recorded. Science tells us this.

[@jamesportzline3496]

Best comment ever!

[@caughtinamashup7208]

I have to agree with you there. It encapsulates everything that constitutes heavy metal. Painkiller is one of my favourite albums.

[@robr135]

@@caughtinamashup7208 Freewheel Burning, and The Sentinel, on Defenders 6 years earlier are so much better in my opinion and Rob sounds soooo much better on them.

[@justinlamb2864]

@@robr135 Defenders is still my favorite JP album from start to finish with Painkiller a close second.

[@Vortigan07]

True story!!

[@dwerggalago]

I get why 'Painkiller' is often suggested, but it doesn't come close to showing Rob's range at all. There is a live version of 'Victim of Changes' from a few years back that is probably more interesting. Still, the fact that the man can still belt out pretty much anything at his age is incredibly impressive.

[@pkj77]

Rob is great, he has admitted that the older stuff is a struggle sometimes for him, in my opinion i cant hear that he struggles not at all

[@paulwalsh2344]

Agree... I like "Painkiller"... I like "Painkiller" A LOT, but I think there are better Judas Priest songs that showcase Rob Halford's vocal range and the musicianship of the rest of the band better, like "Hard As Iron", "Blood Red Skies" "A Touch of Evil", "Victim of Changes", "Out In the Cold", "Desert Plains", "Metal Gods" and "Devil's Child". "Painkiller" is kinda the song you have to ease into after hearing a lot of Priest, IMO.

[@radupopescu2370]

I agree, the Victim of Changes live at Seminole Hard Rock Arena is like a blueprint for heavy metal.

[@tonywhitehead5907]

If you go back to the 1987 Priest live album and the runs he makes working the crowd during "You got another thing coming" Yes I seen them 4 time on that tour Kansas City, Tulsa, Oklahoma city, and Dallas and yes I'm old now.....lol

[@spike3585]

Painkiller is one of his most impressive performances but yes, it doesn't show his full range. But no song does. That's why I hate the idea of having to choose only one song when I want to introduce someone to a singer. If I want you to get why Rob is held in such why esteem, Painkiller is only one of the multiple songs I'd play you.

[@evilchaosboy]

There is a reason he's known as the "Metal God" Rebecca! Just think, that was released in 1990 and in 2018 they released "Firepower" with the S A M E intensity as "Painkiller"! You could not have chosen a better song that represents my religion than that one. I have seen them live on three separate occasions. METAL=LIFE \m/ Addendum: You brighten my day everytime I watch your show. Yer really somethin' special.

[@grahamkey8496]

I've always thought the lyrics were inspired partly by Ezekiel, partly the Book of Revelations

[@pauldoe9420]

i have a 1981 concert shirt of screaming for vengeance backup band was iron maiden number of the beast ...if your interested

[@TayR0C]

I saw them in 2018 and they didn't play Painkiller or even Firepower, even though the tour was called the Firepower Tour...

[@gulliverthegullible6667]

@@TayR0C that must have been the second leg of the firepower tour, where they played many of the lesser known songs. JP played songs from the Firepower album, though. I saw them on the first part of the firepower tour, and the title track was the opener. They also played Painkiller. I think you were unlucky, but there is also fans of the more mellow JP material.

[@TayR0C]

@@gulliverthegullible6667 they opened with Necromancer and played All Guns Blazing. I have a few videos of the concert on my channel.

[@LordBaktor]

First track on an album with a brand new drummer. Give him the most legendary drum intro in all of metal. Way to introduce your new drummer to the world. It's like saying "this is our new drummer guy and nobody is going to question our choice, ever".

[@72slayer72]

Rebecca, if you do Judas Priest again, please do the studio version of Beyond the Realms of Death.

[@lukanovak1492]

nah live version (from Epitaph) is much better

[@TheDasplumber1]

Japan 1978 live. Best version hands down!

[@lukanovak1492]

@@TheDasplumber1 that version is also great, but I think the Epitaph version is the most powerful and epic

[@SimonChristensen]

Unleashed in the East version is the best "live" version.

[@kevinscarborough9982]

You need to react to Judas Priest performing Desert Plains live during Screaming for Vengeance tour.

[@eddiesjorup7197]

Yup! *Are you high.....I'll take you higher.....* Insane performance!!

[@norwegianblue2017]

Love that song!

[@casualgamerdads3840]

Best version of Desert plains

[@hughmongous5089]

Agreed, absolute vocal power displayed in that song on that tour

[@waynerussell2710]

The drummer is Scott Travis who was originally in Racer X. Another band well worth having a look at.

[@MichaelValdez86]

For a great live performance that really shows off Rob Halford’s range, the live performance of Desert Plains from Live Vengeance ‘82 and amazing.

[@chrisjaylarman]

Second this the screams are Insane with that version

[@robbywhite4291]

@@chrisjaylarman just 3rd'ing it!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@sonofjudas8779]

Yup! 🤘🤘

[@moonchildah]

Yes please

[@METALSCAVENGER78]

Yes, that and Devil's Child!

[@thesentinelsfootballchanne3212]

@12:07 Yes, he is the METAL GOD. Plus, he still sounds amazing at 73!

[@bigrich6075]

"Those bass drums are insane they don't seem real" Scott Travis is a severely underrated Drunmer.

[@Enharjar]

Nah, everyone into metal rates him among the stars on the night sky

[@sorengraymusic]

Actually the drums on this album were in fact programmed. They were in between drummers at the time. But Scott can pull it off live!

[@jonmallek7746]

@@sorengraymusic Incorrect, you're thinking of Ram It Down. This is all Travis.

[@sorengraymusic]

@@jonmallek7746 Aaah, that's right. I thought they had done that for Painkiller as well. Thought I'd read at least he'd had to learn the demo that had programmed drums. But apparently not! 🤷‍♂️

[@TheEndless_]

Also Bill Ward

[@RolandDeschain1]

Back in 1990 Judas Priest looked at the rise of thrash metal and said: "You guys think you're heavy? Then get a load of THIS..." And they took everyone to school.

[@thomallom5906]

Yeah ... and imagine Kirk or Kerry trying to play that solo? 😆

[@L0vac]

Well they have MASSIVE respect for Priest, Hetfield said that Rapid Fire was THE song that "invented" thrash. Decades later they even did it live together.

[@quickdrawmcgraw3567]

Damn Painkiller and Cowboys from Hell the same year. Of course Pantera is one of the few bands that could stand up to Painkiller, but not many.

[@dova3839]

​@@quickdrawmcgraw3567 forgot to mention the greatest album to come out that year: Rust in Piece

[@bigguy130]

And then he went and did Light Comes Out of Black with Pantera for the Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie.

[@richkranz-hiddenmaster-of-rock]

Playing Heavy Metal well, involves having enormous talent and taking it to the limit. The musician who plays this genre well, is at the level of any star of any style, including Opera and Classical. Judas Priest was always at that level. Rebecca: Your reaction was perfect and adorable as always. You have done a very good analysis of several special details. It was very good to see that you enjoy the guitar solo. Congratulations

[@danyodice1048]

Scott Travis is the drummer and yes the bass drum is real He is a monster and this was his first album with Judas Priest.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

The whole band was on fire here! Particularly Rob's mind boggling vocals. Then add to that the crazed drums and K.K Downing and Glen Tipton's insane twin guitar attack. The bass was solid too. 😀

[@silafuyang8675]

The bass guy is my favourite from the clip.

[@goldenhate6649]

The wacken performance of this song is fantastic

[@daved2352]

Ian Hill is a very underrated bassist

[@Dirty-Viking-Audio]

the bass was solid because its all keyboards on this album ;)

[@quix99]

Fuckin intro! Scott travis is AMAZING

[@ferox965]

I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when Halford nailed that vocal. Saw him do it live a few years ago. This was Priest hungry and wanting to show "the kids" how it's done. I remember when it came out. Tore my head right off.

[@rubenthehuman]

The solos in this album are soooo good and creative.

[@tammyblackwell499]

Got the privilege to see them on your in late 82/early 83. Dang that was a long time ago, I was blown away by them amazing live show, you could feel the double kick of the drums & the intricate bass coming up through the floor, the guitar and vocals just shivers! I love JP so much I tried to get my sister to name her son Judas! Her last name was Briest! I would say come on Judas Briest he will be the coolest kid ever! Well even though she didn't name him that he still turned out to be a cool kid, when I got him listening to the good music he has continued to carry the heavy metal torch🤘

[@newmanneth3107]

Fun fact, when i first found your channel and listened to some of your music reactions, the first band that came to mind was Judas Priest, simply because of how much you stress good singing practices! I recall that Rob Halford, the lead singer of this band, made a comment about his vocals in a podcast some odd years ago, and it flicked a switch in my head haha. Always enjoy the reactions to my favorites, thanks again!

[@birminghamchris9377]

A band from my home city…Birmingham. Sadly they never completely cracked the U.K. market although they enjoyed better success in the US. Great reaction Rebecca…as per usual.

[@tonythomas2391]

Painkiller is the best example of why Rob earned the title The Metal God.

[@neillenet291]

Rob Halford is one of the most incredible singers. Funny that you called him a metal God because that's actually his nickname. He is an absolute British Gentleman when he's off stage, very soft spoken and humble.

[@mikeferguson1879]

I saw them in Orlando this year and at 70 Rob still hits all the notes. If you want to hear his full range try something like Victim if Changes or The Last Rose of Summer. Ine if the best vocalist in metal history if not the best

[@scothick1973]

This song boosts my energy level by 100%! I've seen them live several times and they NEVER disappoint!

[@davidsantos8206]

Thanks for the video Rebecca. Always enjoy spending time with you. You're such a positive person, that makes it such a pleasure to be around you.

[@rva]

Thanks for the kind words David 🙏

[@gabrielstevens41]

Saw them in September. Absolutely blown away by Rob. His voice, even in his 70s is still amazing

[@crazzanthictlabbar1056]

Not sure how, but I forgot how much I love your reactions to metal. You truly appreciate the sense of fun, the energy, the dramatic elements, and the way the musicians showcase ("flex") their talents. Somehow it validates the younger, misunderstood me. Thanks for posting this.

[@williamromine6277]

You should hear him before a show back stage singing Frank Sinatra to warm up Amazing

[@princeofpcos9804]

Saw Priest twice (once with Testament, once with Black Label Society / Thin Lizzy) and Rob solo once (with Ozzy) 10-15 years ago. He can still do it.

[@stanlojewski6761]

Excellent reaction, Becca. I saw that tour in Tampa Bay, Florida. Amazing show, amazing voice. If you haven't yet, "Touch of evil" from that same album (Painkiller) is phenomenal; you'd love it. Much slower and heavy groove that just pulls you in deeply, like an almost evil trance.

[@spcguest1627]

I've been watching reactors for about 2 years now. you are, by far and away, my favorite.

[@rva]

Thanks poppet

[@LEDZEP769]

Just discovered you Rebecca, your engaging, beautiful, and the British accent is the cherry on top. Your fellow Brits Priest have always been one of my top metal bands.Painkiller highlights these metal masters at their best and Glenn Tipton's stellar solo is unrivaled in the metal world.I'm a 60's born baby boomer and grew up with the most real, honest phenomenal music on the planet. l would like to see you react to Riding on the Wind or Devil's Child off the Screaming for Vengeance CD. Thank you from the USA for your very entertaining insightful videos. 😍🇬🇧 🎶

[@rva]

Thanks so much 🙏 will do

[@norwegianblue2017]

There is no metal like British metal. Metallica is the only one that gives them any competition IMO. Saying this as an American.

[@perlaintveen]

This is one of my favourite songs ever, I cannot stop moving when I hear it, I loved your reaction!

[@stevebroughton4787]

Our metal babe is back again ! 🤘🤘🤘🤘 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@genageeraert8039]

I saw them a couple of years ago live. This is not my type of music,but I had a great time they are amazing.

[@MariUSukulele]

Halford was just half of a year shy of his 40th birthday, when he recorded that track.

[@NPK476]

#RebeccaFacts. Rob Halford and Rebecca went on a tour of a glass factory and while wondering away from the tour, got locked in the building for the night. The only way they could escape was breaking the glass windows with their super high octaves and they listened to Blind Guardian-The Bard Song/Valhalla (live from Wacken 2016) on the ride home.

[@STEVEWARSAP-u5u]

I love you. Your enthusiasm is amazing & thanks to you, we can hear songs in a different way . Can't help but smile when you say flopping flip. 😃 keep up the amazing work

[@rva]

Thanks darling

[@jdsrcs8061]

You picked the perfect outfit for this song RVA!!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@Grumpagamer]

Painkiller is a masterpiece of metal. The entire album is pure raw brutal metal. Has been in my play list since the day it was released.

[@Le-Veilleur-Silencieux]

1990 a great year for metal, highlights had to be JP - Painkiller, Slayer - Seasons and Pantera - CFH 🤘

[@derphylosof2]

One of your colleagues has expressed an interesting idea, that Rob as a vocalist has been kinda made to sing with electric guitar and he basically could vowel sing the guitar solo from this song. This thought seem really close to truth) Thank you for your reviews, it’s very interesting to listen, keep it up. P.S. Halford is absolutely fantastic in so many aspects of singing, that it seems unreal

[@AHVENAN]

You should check out the song "Betrayal" that Halford did with his solo project named 'Halford', kinda similar vocals as in this one

[@WorldT]

thanks on sharing this. always good to get different exposure to other music that some of us may not have looked at before

[@1dawnf]

That's how he plays the drums live. Painkiller is the metal anthem you are right. And Rob Halford is the metal God.

[@chrism4522]

One of the most iconic solos in history

[@tonywhitehead5907]

I feel lucky being a teenager in the 80s we had Prest with The Metal God Rob, KK, and Glenn then Maiden with Bruce, Adrian, and Dave. Two of the biggest bands in the world still

[@brandoncouture-hachey1542]

Came here to say, Bruce is probably one of the only comparable vocalists of this era that can compete. Also Dave & Adrian have way too many similarities style wise to Glenn & KK

[@wanderleijunior3492]

This is it. It doesn´t get better than that.

[@kajlennartsson4234]

Thank you Rebecca for the reaction. I recommend Judas Priest "The green manalishi. Lots of love and a big hug.

[@jima6545]

Saw this tour. Megadeth and Judas Priest in '91 at a small venue. Amazing show

[@sparkynm156]

HELL, Just Reading the Lyrics Alone, Give You a Sense of the Intensity to Come.. PAINKILLER Faster than a bullet Terrifying scream Enraged and full of anger He is half man and half machine Rides the metal monster Breathing smoke and fire Closing in with vengeance soaring high He is the painkiller This is the painkiller Planets devastated Mankind's on its knees A savior comes from out the skies In answer to their pleas Through boiling clouds if thunder Blasting bolts of steel Evils going under deadly wheels He is the painkiller This is the painkiller Faster then a laser bullet Louder than an atom bomb Chromium plated boiling metal Brighter than a thousand suns Flying high on rapture Stronger free and brave Nevermore encaptured They've been brought back from the grave With mankind resurrected Forever to survive Returns from Armageddon to the skies He is the painkiller This is the painkiller Wings of steel painkiller Deadly wheels painkiller He is the painkiller This is the painkiller He is the painkiller This is the painkiller Pain! Pain! Killer! Killer! Pain! Pain! Killer! Killer! Can't stop the painkiller Pain (pain)

[@deisteryeti61]

Hello Rebecca. Yes, Judas Priest! I owe them a lot. 1980, i had to serve the army. What a frustrating and boring time. A Yeti is a bad soldier, for sure. In this time i discoverd British steel from JP. This album brought me over the time...😎🔥❤🔥

[@jaycenthomas5232]

PAiNKILLER is a METAL ANTHEM....needs to be heard and seen live....Rob is even better

[@larrydavis3270]

Going to see Priest for the 6th time on 3/29/22 in Philly. Can't wait. More reactions to the Mighty Priest please Rebecca!!!

[@anthonyc9131]

Hello 👋 Thanks for not forgetting your Rock Fans 🤟 Always the best....no matter what apps you're on🤯......😛 Appreciate the many post recently on KZbin Have a fabulous week Thanks Rebecca ⚘️ PS. Pleeeasee More Metallica and don't forget about Rush 😜

[@chuckd1586]

Thank you Rrrrebecca... I love your videos and reactions! Good to see you back... thank you again!

[@toddvandell85]

Scott Travis is Judas Priest's drummer, and according to certain different websites he's either 6'4" or 6'6". Either way, he's a double-kick drum beast. And he turns 61 in September, making him a few months younger than I am. And yes those insane drums at the beginning of Painkiller are indeed real, and Scott played the Hell out of them. As he does on everything he plays.

[@windowsrefund]

Such a great and fitting reaction to a piece of music that made such an impact when it was first dropped onto the scene. Always a pleasure to get your POV on stuff.

[@miguelangelmartinezgarcia9682]

If someone ask you "what kind of music it's Heavy Metal?"show him this song!

[@joepie221]

Its easy to see why your channel has done so well. Congrats from Austin Texas USA. Stay well.

[@Rikrik1138]

In the late 80s, Judas Priest went to trial over a lyric that allegedly caused a young fan to commit suicide. It was a year of bad press, and court dates, and finger pointing that resulted in producing the aggression for the painkiller album.

[@onsesejoo2605]

Yes, and the decision was that there were words present when played backwards, but accidentally due to various sounds mixing together, such as cymbal noise. In the court the band itself presented accidental words that could be found when the record was played backwards. One of the lines was "I asked for peppermint cola". The documentary film made about it might be available somewhere.

[@Rikrik1138]

@@onsesejoo2605 oh yes, I remember it well. I was merely remarking how these factors were why Painkiller was a much heavier and more aggressive album than their previous work. It was kind of a middle finger to everything they went through.

[@byerenny]

That idiot Tipper Gore's P.M.R.C. on full throttle. I think Painkiller came out a good while after that incident though. Wasn't Painkiller after Rob came back into the band after Ripper Owens? In any event, Rebecca, Handshake From Hell, Arch Enemy's new single is out. Alissa does some cleans in it. Not to be missed!

[@Rikrik1138]

@@byerenny no, Rob left after Painkiller, and then came back for Angel of Retribution.

[@th5708]

Taking you to a Judas Priest concert is number one on my bucket list.....you beautifully rock!🎉❤

[@DfsOutlier]

Painkiller was by far Judas Priest's best album. Every song on it was good.

[@phantomrockerr]

What's good Rebecca? Always good to see you.

[@Chronologo]

This song is so hard to perform that Rob Halford has barely make it sound close the album a couple of times only when he was younger. It was an absolute relentless sonic assault when it came out back in the day

[@kristijanrusovan7079]

So wie Death Pain Killer gecovert haben das ist unglaublich, das muss du dir reinziehen 🤘🏻

[@allenjohnstone9945]

I saw them live on this tour at Hammersmith in London. Great show. I also have the album cover tattooed on my right arm.

[@bryanforis1839]

This way get into rock and roll hull of fame and have a 50 years of being in one band great music

[@vinniedesalvo3738]

I saw this tour in 1990 with Megadeth and it was absolutely badass! They are the Metal Gods ! 🤘🏻 PAIN..!!!

[@DanielGarcia-sh8gk]

I love it! Lovely Rrrrrebecca + The metal god Rrrrrob Halford! 🤘

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Still after 30 Years its the EMPIPHANY of HEAVY METAL !

[@glui2001]

Sensory overload c/o Judas Priest! 😆. Thanks for hanging in there RVA!

[@mr.metalhead8863]

Nice review. JP ballads - they do have some great ones. My favorite - “Here Come the Tears”. Others to consider Dreamer Deceiver / Deceiver Before the Dawn The Beginning of the End

[@th5708]

I've watched hundreds of your reaction videos this one was your best ....this song had you going bananas! Lol so much fun to watch

[@srt8rocketship241]

Great job with this one. You go into great detail and have an ear for all the details. Great reactor.

[@rva]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@Chilipotamus]

Grandiose is the perfect description for this track, just absolutely over cranked in every department and all for the better

[@miticoetxebe]

This song is legendary. One of the best songs ever made

[@royleininger8427]

Absolutely brutal song and one of my favorite priest songs!

[@seanherskowitz665]

So good to see you gorgeous mate Not my favorite priest song but the crowds livd it You know what ? Priest has a song called LOVEBITES I try to expand your horizons by requesting all women band LOVEBITES Coincidence I think not lol 😝 Live ya 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😎😆🥲🌹🌹

[@logandowdy9887]

Painkiller is my favorite Priest track! Will always be the best live for me!

[@renatoalberico4102]

What a lovely miss , love her accent. Thanks for your reaction to this song. Greetings from Argentina.

[@benjamingalili511]

Lookin’ gorgeous as usual Bec!

[@michaelevans1578]

Just saw Judas Priest last year. Rob Halford spit fire and cracked the sky just like he did in 1990. Priest sent a message with this album and it punched everyone right in the mouth.

[@donbeck5109]

They’re even better live. Greatest concert. Ever.

[@edelcorrallira]

Man what an awesome and fun way to wrap up a good practice :) I had never given those trills enough attention excellent catch. Dunno what to do with them, but it's a nice thing to add to the toolkit for a rainy day

[@davehughes8666]

My Favourite song by them, you look stunning as ever x

[@toddpeters9007]

Robs voice is amazing , the best metal singer period

[@jamespatrick8145]

Just watched your Pearl Jam black critique. That song moves me every time. I’ve always want to be able to scream out my soul like that. I would pay anything to learn. Just amazing

[@rickjames2043]

I pressed like, but I had to sit this one out. The flashing lights in the video can make me have a seizure. I have mild brain damage from an I.E.D. in Afghanistan. A gift from the Taliban. Still big hugs and huge hugs from across the pond. Beautiful lady!! As always take care and be safe!!!! (#Sugar Tots)!!! A.K.A., Rick!!!

[@KaelCrash_TFC]

Great video, Judas Priest is a most Big Band in the world of heavy metal

[@minolykos777]

Yes, those insane drums are real. Scott Travis is a beast.

[@darthkso3745]

My favorite reaction channel. Just love your personality Rebecca.

[@benvmiller]

The guitar solo in this song is hands down, by far one of the most iconic of all time. Not very many guitar solo’s hit someone in the “feels” as hard as this one

[@timothycallahan253]

I haven’t been on here in a while Rebecca I’ve missed you I had Covid but I’m 100% here now I hope you’re well because we all know that you are a beautiful person 🌺😘❤️