So many thoughts... First time reaction to Judas Priest. Vocal Analysis of "Painkiller"

This one left me speechless. Today I am finally listening to Judas Priest for the first time... and what a ride! This is my reaction to their official video for the song Painkiller.
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[@Lurch1111]

I never get tired of watching people discover this song!

[@baronvonsatan]

Same. People just aren't ready!

[@cheburator391]

True!

[@Manson1990]

Same, brother, same

[@Avathor73]

Its my newfound pleasure 😂😂😂

[@DaveMethstaine]

Haha same here!

[@LongLiveRockAnRoll]

Hearing Painkiller as your first Priest song is like downing a straight double whisky as your first ever drink. Most people would ease in with a song like You Got Another Thing Coming. There are heavier metal bands out there but if you're not a full on metal fan it's a hell of an introduction. It's my favourite song of theirs btw.

[@hahatoldyouso]

First song heard of theirs and LOVE instantly!

[@cowprophet]

It was my first too. A friend brought the newly bought album over, the volume knob turned high and the intro blew both our minds. We had the shittiest little grins for days. Good time.

[@jakewhitmore6046]

2 years ago for me this was to heavy and I didn’t like it 😂 Metallica was heavy asf too that I didn’t like them. But after a couple months with kiss,led zeppelin, motley Crüe and van halen. I remember hearing raining blood and actually loving it, that’s what got me into metal. Now Judas Priest and Metallica are my favourites. Funny how just a little time can change your whole opinion

[@tntfreddan3138]

When introducing someone to Metal, you might as well show them the anthem of the entire Metal genre.

[@jongut9908]

Podrías mencionar por favor 2 canciones más brutales que esta , pero en todo sentido y en cada instrumento, que el solo sea epico casi imposible , la voz tenga cosas casi imposibles , la batería cosas casi imposibles , el bajo mejor se fue a duchar 😂, Hellowed by the name , se acerca pero le faltó un solo más brutal , ayuda nesesito otras 2 o 3 como esta

[@byteblock1667]

That guitar solo has melted my face for 35 years

[@m.ericwatson968]

TIPTON!

[@majklzuljevic]

and still melting.just mede me do 10 pullups

[@cabracam666]

Death did the best possible cover.

[@BlaspheBeast]

F*** yeah!

[@derekdykeman9160]

it came out in 1990 not 35 years ago

[@FatiFleur-jn7ky]

He does all the backing vocals himself. Rob Halford is a very versatile singer. The man has many voices. And they're all great!

[@stephenhepburn6374]

3 octave range back then fuckin brilliant

[@A1000-b9s]

​@@stephenhepburn6374definitely more than that

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

This song is the most metal song that ever metaled in the history of metal. More metal than the time Mr. Metal brought metal to Metal Town. To me, this is Glenn Tipton and KK Downing's and finest guitar work. Absolutely brutal. Peak Priest!

[@vicomt]

There's just something so fluent between the two of them. one of my favourite solos of all time as well

[@hugolafhugolaf]

If someone asks «what is metal», you show them this.

[@america1st721]

It's up there for sure, but I think Pantera, Sabbath and Metalica may disagree.

[@kornelijekovac9793]

@@america1st721 Those bands may be better, but if you wanted to show aliens just one thing, it would be this.

[@america1st721]

@@Johnnymack666 A 6 year old can sing like that? Please put on youtube.

[@BlackieNuff]

This whole album (Painkiller, 1990) is a face-melter, start to finish, perhaps their best album of all time.

[@leomahmet7555]

This new one will be one also, if the released songs are any indication. Very much the energy of all their best albums and songs throughout the years. I'm amazed at it even tho I expected it being a solid album

[@chilsonsire5756]

Their early song 'Victim of Changes' (studio or live), would most definitely give you the perfect example of Rob Halford's amazing vocal range and unique expression.

[@juanfernandes8415]

Another great example would be "Dreamer Deceiver" live at the 'Old Grey Whistle Test' from 1976 to show his vocal range.

[@hvymtl241]

here is a link to the live performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnXdpqd_l5ujbKs

[@cryptoking7093]

He's so pitchy on victim of changes. Non singers always lose it for that song but it's seriously mediocre, at best.

[@SylviusTheMad]

I'd choose the live The Sentinel over Victim of Changes every time.

[@cryptoking7093]

@@SylviusTheMad same here!

[@zahariasalbatic3961]

This song is so ferocious. The whole album is a masterpiece. Not only creatively, but sonically. This album sounds just so perfect. It has 30+ years but it's so modern, just like it was recorded yesterday. It's ageless. And it came out just at the right time. Just when everybody thought heavy metal was dead, was finished. Thanks Chris Tsangarides (RIP). No one could top this song. Not even them.

[@ΑναστάσιοςΠαπαζαχαρίου]

My favorite album of all time since I first heard it 17 years ago. The perfect album, not a single bad song in it.

[@zahariasalbatic3961]

@@ΑναστάσιοςΠαπαζαχαρίου That's right.

[@Chalepastel]

I've been trying to get that guitar toan for yeaaaaars man

[@gerardoa.]

This is the greatest drum intro in the history of heavy metal. The dude is 70+ years old and still singing quite like this. Thank you for the respectful take on this. Some other vocal coaches/youtubers got kinda disrespecful and made fun and giggled about the style and it got me really mad. I mean, we are sharing the soundtrack of our lives here…

[@gerardoa.]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jafPomR8Yr1pgdE

[@pkj77]

Rob is 71

[@zekct747]

Undoubtely awessome.... but I still like Hell Awaits drum intro more.

[@jonstiffer4994]

Let's be truthful here. Rob is nowhere near this kind of vocals anymore. He's still a good singer, but his upper register is gone.

[@nomadr1349]

@@jonstiffer4994 indeed, one of the best voices of metal, but he couldn't consistently sing that good live even in his hayday.

[@boggizzle]

I saw them play live at Copenhell in 2022, Rob Halford was 71 at the time and he could still deliver this song perfectly. I was beyond impressed

[@paulwhitman3922]

Beyond the Realms of death from 77 is a beautiful example of Rob Halfords voice capabilities. You well hear greatness 👏 🙌

[@railander]

This is my vote.

[@JM-nb4yo]

No joke!

[@johndef5075]

I saw him do it live from the 5th row back in the 80s. Incredible!

[@canman87]

Definitely one of my favorites as well. Vocally, there's quite a bit going on and would be a great choice for her to dissect!

[@tubetea]

Yep, pretty much anything from the Stained Class album would have been a better place to start for Priest. or Sad Wings of Destiny

[@DVLBUNY]

it is always gratifying watching someone who really loves music , watching Judas Priest for the first time. that look they have , the same one you know you had . even though it was some 40 years ago that feeling doesn't go away ,so enjoy your trip

[@MJWance]

Halford is in his 70s now and still sounds good. Victim of Changes, Diamonds and Rust and Screaming for Vengeance are all fantastic examples of his vocal dynamics. 🤘🏻🍻

[@m.ericwatson968]

Diamonds and Rust for certain, amazing cover and they make it their own, one of their very best songs

[@pkj77]

@@m.ericwatson968 he is 71

[@mikeriville2359]

Correct pkj77, and he will be 72 Aug. 25th

[@collinnicholasns]

My favorite is dreamer deceiver and deceiver for Rob's vocals

[@TheRiconegro]

I remember when this video first aired on Headbangers Ball. It was like getting hit in the head with a brick. And we loved it. We thought we knew what Judas Priest was about, and they changed it all with that one song... again. Like they did multiple before. Judas Priest evolves with the times in a way no other band ever could or will again. They decided to go Thrash Metal, and made Thrash their own. And it never felt or sounded forced. It was just the natural next step for the band.

[@revnecro1273]

is the video that can be found on youtube the original video? i thought i remember some metal heads handbanging in a car..or is that a video for a different band and video?

[@chuckconner3694]

This is a pretty tough song to start your Priest journey with. It’s often difficult for new listeners to appreciate it.

[@meredithd95]

I can totally see where you're coming from. But this is the first judas priest song that got me hooked! I came from already liking death metal and power metal though.

[@kayz.o1054]

This was the first Metal song I listened. Was freaked out, and scared to listen to it again lmao

[@chuckconner3694]

​@@meredithd95 Yeah, that's just it. She's not coming from anywhere near there, so this song was likely a bit too much for her.

[@fernanalonsogonzalezpino7861]

this was my first judas priest song and i love it from the intro drums

[@zodarian6705]

Yeah I definitely wouldn't have chose this as someone's first priest song

[@Simone_Light]

This is an excellent interpretation of probably one of Rob Halford's most intense expressions of his vocal range. You absolutely have an ear for outstanding musicians totally loved your interpretative feedback. Some of the early works from Rob Halford appear almost surreal by virtue of Rob's vocal range. Forever a legend.

[@JakeHayden-xo7sr]

The song that redefined metal. After this, you will let the heat melt the leather on you. No matter who you are, this song will tear your chest open. Metal forever.

[@ilcineangolodialex5224]

Please consider that this is the most extreme and heavy song of Judas Priest. There are many others that are more melodic such as ""Victims of changes", Living after midnight, Breaking the law, Turbo Lover, Electric eye, etc.

[@ELeon-gq7vk]

Mostly agree, but gotta say there are deep tracks like "Eat Me Alive" which are definitely in the debate for most extreme.

[@Someonelser1]

Yeah, this song alone spawned a bunch of bands.

[@oleredk233]

"Defenders of the Faith" is Judas Priest best album.

[@ELeon-gq7vk]

@@oleredk233 probably their best tour as well.

[@oleredk233]

@@ELeon-gq7vk I heard that from American serviceman. He saw it in Germany.

[@slegar]

I have heard this song a zillion times, and even now I have the same look on my face that you do. Amazement

[@dennypayne]

This song is relentless in the best way. I agree with others that "Victim of Changes" would be a great next stop to hear more range and "soul" from Rob's vocals. He's definitely one of the greats.

[@clintlandrum9498]

Every single second of this song is designed to get the bad guys to give up their secrets. Re-lent-less.

[@gilko61]

Yes, Victims of Changes!

[@brianboyer6012]

I love her reaction with her body and head movement when she is really getting into the song. Just absolutely gorgeous.

[@Billy_K.]

He's the Metal God, and not by luck..he deserves to be! Please consider doing more judas priest reactions!

[@ibazulic]

That's one of the most insane solos in all of heavy metal. The whole song is insane, full of rhythm, different sounds, cacophony of everything that fantastically mash together. Halford's screams are just the cherry on top of an already perfect cake.

[@michaelhiltz7846]

Their 2019 album Firepower was phenomenal.

[@davidknichal6629]

Back in 2018 I expected nothing and got nearly everything. Superb album. Even better than last 3 Maiden albums and it says a lot

[@celticbro2828]

I consider Firepower almost like Painkiller Pt II. Just without KK. Best album since Painkiller for sure!

[@withbothfeet8593]

One of the best reactions to Painkiller, and there are plenty. I enjoyed it. You seem genuine and take careful thought to your commentary. Thank you.

[@stp9729]

Great reaction video! Your question at the end about if he always sings like this... that's a great pick-up. In most Priest songs, there will be big notes that jump into this range, but it's not often this high from the jump. The voice at the end is more like Halford's "normal" voice. Also, that harmony you picked out in the middle - that's his mid-to-low range harmonizing with himself. And, yes, it's amazing. Listen to that part again for the power of the underneath voice when it hits the big note, and you won't wonder if it was someone else in the band. It's definitely all him. Also, since you said you would rather see a live performance, there is a really good album from the 80's called "Priest Live" that pre-dates this song, but really captures what he does live. There are a few accompanying live videos from it floating around youtube. Here's a good one to see him delivering the full range. A little bit more commercial, I guess. But it's all there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3u3Xn5upZ2onKs

[@StickHits]

Honestly, one of, if not the greatest metal solo of all time. This is from the perspective of a drummer who isn't a guitarist and knows virtually no theory, but I'm an audio engineer and know an incredible composition when I hear one. This song really makes me feel like I picked the wrong instrument sometimes, it blows my fucking brain out.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Released 32 Years ago....and STILL THE ULTIMATE DEFINTION OF HEAVY METAL !!!!!!!!!!!! HAIL TO THE METAL GOD ROB HALFORD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Omidism1]

Hi Bethany. Never saw you as a metal girl, 😊. but loved your reaction to this song. I used to listen to this band decades ago and didn’t know they were still around. Their performance of this song is quite spectacular. Thanks.

[@alexthorpe6583]

I see I get to post this saying again. ‘Listening to Painkiller as your first Judas Priest song is like getting fired out of a cannon into a hurricane’. Typically, reactors have been following this with ‘Victim of Changes’, live at the US Festival, 1983. A truly remarkable performance, that does a much better job of showing what Rob Halford can do.

[@alexandermonroe6918]

I saw them about 2 years ago and at 70 years old he legit still sounds like this blew me away it was the most awesome stuff

[@lateknightr3038]

this was 16 years after their first album(Rocka Rolla1974).(painkiller 1990).rob was 39 at the time and still killing the vocals .i seen judas priest about 4 years ago for firepower tour and they still killed it live..it cracks me up that all the reactors start out watching painkiller which is one of the most intense songs...judas priest has tons of hits and most are way different than painkiller. victim of changes is great to see robs vocal range

[@kevindiaz-mc8dd]

After 55 years of metal and still killing it.this is the litmus test for great music.still here and generating new metal heads

[@j800r_aswell]

An ideal performance for a vocal analysis is the live performance of Dreamer/Deceiver & Deceiver (Two separate tracks making up two parts of one song) from The Old Grey Whistle Test back in 1975. The performance takes you through pretty much every dynamic of his voice from full chest range, to bridge, to a strong high mix, to his scream register you hear through most of this.

[@yeahboiii6640]

His normal voice toward the end is the way he typically sings. He has range.

[@fabriceregnaut3540]

Painkiller is a piece of pure ART , everything there is mind blowing !

[@michaelolz]

I’m impressed with how much you like the beginning and its complexity. It’s a VERY intense song. Like a mouthful of Altoids for somebody who’s not initiated to Priest. You’re a great thinker. And really…cute. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@debbygrissom4218]

I am just seeing this and it was awesome! Been a JP fan since high school haha (80’s) saw them in person again this year and your reactions were great!!

[@davidmohr1920]

These boys could melt your face off can you imagine standing in front of the speakers at their concert when the drums kick in on this one sounds like heaven to me 🤤

[@greggkonitski743]

Great reaction if you want to experience Rob s full range Dreamer Deceiver is a Priest classic!

[@EuphoricAggressor]

That Guitar solo melted her face, so as our faces over and over.

[@raymondstephan6234]

"Dreamer deciver" should be next. This song starts so slow then grows. We can hear the large range of Rob Halford, and there is an amazing live performance from the 70s on youtube

[@Simone_Light]

Totally agree, Dreamer Deceiver is just next level.

[@12gark]

I would love to forget everything I know about music just to experience listening to Painkiller the first time again. What a masterpiece

[@henrikharbin5521]

Rib is from Birmingham, England, same as Ozzy Osbourne. This band was one of the originators of "screaming metal", but he is very flexible in his vocals. He's even done ballads in Priest and other projects. The albums that probably have the widest range of styles are Angel of Retribution and Nostradamus.

[@normancharlesworth1289]

This song still blows me away every time I hear it.Always sounds fresh and relevant,just the right amount of over-the-top!

[@mikesandelli8596]

I think she should start off with the "Sad wings of destiny " album. Then , since she loves live per formances so much , move directly over to "Unleashed in the east !!!"

[@sonicart1808]

Rob Halford of Judas Preist has a 4-octave vocal range (C2-C#6 apparently) and tends to move around those ranges quite a bit.... this track isn't exactly the norm for him but he certainly likes to hit the high notes throughout his songs..... love your reaction to this epic metal masterpiece thanks!

[@The_BigDaddyLuv]

Watching you react I notice that you didn’t realize what a little metal head you really are deep in your core! Welcome to the crew!

[@scottmatzeder9162]

IMO, Rob Halford has the Ultimate Metal voice. You should really check out their Older stuff, back when Rob was younger and had more lung capacity. Stuff like, Victim of Changes, Hell Bent for leather, Diamonds and Rust, Green Manalishi... their older Live stuff really shows his incredible vocal skill and range...

[@TheoreticalLimit]

It's just the most iconic drum intro of metal history ! Many people went to their live just to see this drum intro.

[@allisterfiend_2112]

At this point in Judas Priest career, they had been around for 20+ years and this song was a statement made in the early 90's to let everyone know that they still had it! Newer, heavier music was coming out and they just wanted to prove a point. Robs voice has all the ranges. check out 70's (Victim Of Changes, Beyond The Realms Of Death), 80's (Desert Plains, Before The Dawn, Blood Red Skies). These are slower songs that showcase Robs voice through the years.

[@Niczter]

Dude. They've been around 54years!

[@allisterfiend_2112]

@@Niczter Dude, not when the video came out, read the entire message next time.

[@Niczter]

@@allisterfiend_2112 What's itching your ass? I just said they've been around 54 years. I mean its pretty impressive.

[@madpriest7822]

@@Niczter Hey Niczter, don't avoid replying to allisterfiend, do you not acknowledge he's referring to WHEN this VIDEO came out? not currently.

[@Niczter]

@@madpriest7822 and whats itching your ass too? First of all, i did answer, and second, i dont care what he ment, i just wrote that theyve beem out 54 years already. What didnt you understand?

[@debbygrissom4218]

Also they performed Painkiller when I saw them earlier 2024 and was PERFECTION!!!!

[@michaelkruska6097]

I love their cover of Joan Baez's "Diamonds and Rust". I simply love it. No matter which version. 🤘🤘🤘. Rob, Bruce Dickinson and Dio. They are the three tenors of Heavy Metal.

[@fenris1168]

I love the live at Budokan version the most :)

[@michaelkruska6097]

@@fenris1168 the epitaph version is epic as well

[@fenris1168]

@@michaelkruska6097 every version is epic, but the Budokan is my all time favorite 🤘

[@johndef5075]

Ive seen them all live. Rob is the best. THE Metal God

[@Former11BRAVO]

Rob Halford is a freak of nature. Hell, he was 50 years old when that was released in 2001 (and doing my best on his screams in my younger days - is why my throat is shot in my older days)! 😲🤕

[@StraightUp_Mikey]

I remember where i was the first time I ever heard Painkiller. It changed my life forever.

[@oskariratinen1213]

This is one of those songs that could last a year and you wouldn't grow tired of it. It's simply so packed with drive and energy. This is not one of the greatest metal songs ever. This is one of the greatest songs ever, period.

[@kevinabraham9260]

If it lasted a year I would grow very tired from all the adrenaline lol….I’d be sleeping for 5 years after it to recover

Every damn second of this song is pure virtuosity.

[@firesbrand]

I first heard Painkiller as a cover by the band Death, which then lead to me discovering Judas Priest for the first time as well. Fell in love with both bands as a result and both versions are a personal favourite.

[@JimXalive]

Sería hermoso que la juventud actual valorara la musica metal asi como la valoramos en los 80s cuando recien salió .El metal sigue vivo hoy en 2023 , hay bandas increiblemente talentosas y originales y la mayoría de la gente hoy están escuchando regueton alrededor de todo el mundo ... wtf .Me gustó mucho tu reacción y analisis , sigue asi , un abrazo .

[@jimialbert4847]

AS a long time Priest fan, this is the best video I've seen all day! Love your reactions!!

[@toniomiklo2406]

I can't think of a song that's more rock than this, and I've been listening to and playing rock (guitar) for 30+ years. It takes the definition of "energy" to a new level. There's really not much that words can say, you just have to listen and appreciate the absolute beauty of it. Halford is the best voice in heavy metal by far, and one of the best voices in rock, if not the best there as well. He's got the gift.

[@trmn8r677]

Great reaction! I enjoy your comments! May I suggest 'You've Got Another Thing Coming.' It's Another of their top 10... 👍🤘🤙

[@TiagoOliveiraPedroso]

Great comment on this fantastic song! I've been playing drums for 20 years, always heavy metal and this song, this drum introduction I practiced for 1 year and we finished the shows

[@genarogilormino2139]

Painkiller is the greatest metal song for the roller coaster ride of pure metal vocals ❤❤❤❤

[@Agg1E91]

As with pretty much every reactor to this song, your facial expressions as you experience new areas of the song (and the resulting new vistas of vocal insanity) are priceless!!

[@duomaxwell9272]

The harmonies are all Rob.

[@wompa70]

I’ve listened to this song a million times and hear something new every single time.

[@brianboyer6012]

You can see it in her face she's loving it. Welcome to the club.

[@petrovuch]

Never tired of this song,one of the best in metal history

[@petesenior6542]

Judas Priest are awesome. Glen Tipton.....amazing solo! Technical and melodic. Makes Jimmy Page and Angus look like a beginners. 🤘

[@elvergalarga8470]

I could eat a bowl of alphabet soup and shit a smarter statement.

[@justin_smith556]

I was 12 when this album released. I was blown away the first time I listened to it. Absolutely wore that cassette out and replaced it with CD and then later mp3 🤘😖🤘

[@megawattman7239]

Life long JP fan here. It was cute to see your reactions! Especially at the end. Robert is obviously very talented. All of his albums are awesome. he's a true professional.

[@SunRise-tm9ws]

Le parole non possono esprimere le percezioni che questa canzone può trasmettere! Capolavoro assoluto dell'intera panorama metal, hai appena sentito il boato dell'inferno. Canzone irripetibile, emblema. Mi ritengo fortunato di esserne alla conoscenza.

[@PipistrellaVideo]

We are witnessing her turning into a MetalHead right in front of our eyes 🤩

[@AW11-e4h]

Painkiller is a bad start for Judas Priest. Rob and the band are so much more than this. Victim of Changes would be a better fit for vocal analysing 🤘🤘

[@paladinerrant9718]

Rocka rolla is the best cd to start with them ^^

[@ferox965]

I remember when it came out. Judas Priest stopped screwing around. Tore my head off. I caught Priest just before the pandemic. Halford still nails that vocal live.

[@AlexGrindor]

Her expression at the beginning of the song is exactly the kind of reaction you expect from someone who listens to Painkiller for the first time and it clicks immediately.

[@highwayman1218]

I dont know how anyone can hear this ripper even to this day and not say.... DAMNnnnn.....

[@ColMayne]

Rob, one of the living vocal legends regardless of genre

[@hermannschaefer4777]

I remember when the record came out and I couldn't stop listening to that song...

[@robertbennett7393]

And nothing better then the official studio version , and yes he does sing light that allways

[@joaobabler1584]

Judas Priest has it all

[@CLIFFLIX]

I just love your videos like crazy! Another GR8 job!

[@patrickwieauchimmer2209]

One hell of a great song forever and your smile added.. what could be better? TY!

[@montygraham-z4s]

I'm 61 years young and they were a big influence for me

[@edwardvaca2627]

You know what is amazing is that he is relentless in this performance. But you listen to his vocals on Metal Gods or Heading Out to the Highway from the LIVE album. How clear and powerful his voice is live. I saw them a couple of times and was blown away at Halford's vocals live during the Turbo tour.

[@SpaceMissile]

okay, i'm hearing this for the first time too and that intro goes _haaaaaard_

[@patkelly591]

(Here come sthe tears) is a beautiful song... they also have old video footage of a preference on the show the whistle stop. Watch the studio audience all shake in a moment of shock when rob goes from a beautiful rich tenor to an incredible supersonic soprano In one short breath. Incredible vocalist.

[@thedungeondelver]

That time Rob Halford said, "I'll show you people a Christian themed heavy metal song."

[@13MAM13]

😂 Yes, when these people come to my door to talk to me about Jesus, I steer the conversation toward the Revelation, Second Coming Jesus, that's the one I like hearing about.

[@mulle27]

love your reactioins, both super professional and yet emotional. its clear that you love what you do

[@360Fov]

This was great; brought me back to a song that I haven't listened to in forever. The Vocalyst looks insanely like Jessica Biel in "Candy" might I add.

[@jamesbarta9871]

I'm not sure this was the best song for your first. Its a bit intense.

[@TheChristOfRockNRoll]

"Painkiller" causes much more pain than actually kills any of it. Halford was clearly in pain singing this. LOL

[@stevenlochrie3951]

Seeing judas preist next year can't wait until I hear this song live

[@TheKer7]

It is so very cute, the way you become lost of words in awe of this magnificent. Lovely reaction, looking forward to more Priest, and Tool and Gojira of course, much of your menu already is just plain tasty! All the best!

[@ulfeliasson5413]

She literally has an eargasm in front of us all...

[@davorcihak7330]

He is screaming but singing in the same time. Rob & Bruce are wild.

[@jbinpo]

this is my all time favorite reaction to this song

[@hugohackenbush1554]

I was watching them film a scene from the Breaking The Law video from way back in '82. It was, a very late night /early morning shoot. I've been to pretty much every show they've done in the London since. One of my all time favourite metal bands, no, make that one of my all time favourite bands full stop.

[@gillyp6919]

the drum intro to this song was my outgoing answering machine message from the time i was grown until they become obsolete 😅 like damn i'm old

[@LouisCsanko]

Great Choice of " Pain Killer" by " Judas Priest" 😎

[@yendor8215]

The vocal end is awesome. Best reaction.