The History of Judas Priest- Part 2

[@mgwiredog]

I listen to Nostradamus a few times a year. I pour myself something nice, dim the lights and turn it up. I know I'm in the minority but I love that album! If they ever played the whole thing live I'd be the first one in line.

[@BM1DAS601]

Cheers!

[@luis4434]

I like the album too. You are not the only one.

[@dietersmit6639]

I like it too. What they're off about?

[@anypoxynames]

I'm not too keen on Nostradamus but I will give it a another listen,. You never know.

[@anypoxynames]

You wouldn't have to worry because, you'd be, in the minority.

[@liquidvizionsmadferit]

Same as part one. I watch this at least once every 2 weeks. What can I say, I love Priest. I love the episode. Chris and Pete do this so damn good.

[@taranguapo]

Loved this show and the Sabbath show with Chris! Killer stuff guys!!!

[@jacquelinec.6785]

I wish I would have seen Judas Priest when I was much younger 🔸I only recently saw Judas Priest in 2018 w/Saxon! ▪️2nd row Glenn Tipton stepped in for awhile▪️note: Chris you have a great memory and passion for Judas Priest 🎙️I enjoyed this

[@chrisalo2989]

thank you!

[@briggscharleton6139]

Pantera & Rob Halford - Light Comes Out Of Black (Buffy The Vampire Slayer Soundtrack) 1992. A must hear!

[@howardphillips7333]

Nostradamus' Lost love song, one of the best Judas Priest ballads.

[@flammaferus2998]

Nostradamus isn't love song, nor even ballad. If you like J.Priest ballads go and listen to "Before the dawn" from Killing Machine. (One of the best metal slow songs in heavy metal).

[@howardphillips7333]

@@flammaferus2998 Maybe I did not write properly. I meant the song called "Lost love" from Nostradamus album.

[@SJKLR99]

@@flammaferus2998 the last rose is an amazing version of a 1805 poem that Rob showed his range

[@Sajomo]

Great video! It's nice to hear a couple of knowledgeable people talk about the greatest heavy metal band ever!

[@aljoriz1424]

I personally really enjoy both Ripper albums and Nostradamus and love Lochness. The title track to Nostradamus might be my favorite Priest song.

[@lawrenceterwilliger6787]

Thanks for the info on JP"s albums. I own 11 of their albums. Probably buy "Sad Wings of Destiny" and "Firepower" next! I hope the both of you can do more video's together! You both work well off each other!

[@sierramodre1]

A Master Class in JP; thanks guys👏🏻👏🏻

[@guitargunnarhamburg8766]

You make 2020 so much cooler. Thank you!

[@Danimal77]

2021

[@dansgroi1472]

Rock you all around the world. Is a great song.

[@archibaldsalyards926]

OMG!!! Music NERDS!!! You guys are awesome!! Thanks for taking the time to make this 2 part video!!!

[@timbrennan8925]

Maybe the songs on Redeemer of Souls are so varied and refer to other eras of the band as they had just done such a successful tour of different era songs? Great show!!! Thanks so much! I learn so much from this channel!

[@EDD09909]

I really enjoy listening to you guys. Thank you. For me..in my opinion and experience, I love judas priest, and I appreciatte true creativity. I really like both ripper albums, hell is home is awesome. I also have listened to nostradamus many many times. It's a very cool story. I think the music is big and powerful.

[@Diabolik771]

That was a great double video. Love hearing in depth of Priest.

[@fraserdawson2913]

I was very good episode The both episodes Long Live Judas Priest Godfather of heavy metal

[@oldenyz3148]

I've been a JP fan since hearing Green Manalishi on a local radio station in probably 1982 and knew they were different. I've since bought everything before that time and most of the albums after including Rob's solo projects Fight and Halford (Two was a mistake). Thank you guys - great job!

[@davidknichal6629]

2wo Project was not bad, it was simply different. Industrial metal at its best

[@treeduck3705]

Lochness is a GOOD song as far as I'm concerned. I've always liked it.

[@benedictdonald4338]

definitely. Never understood the disdain for that track.

[@aidanbouw5224]

treeduck, nah man, it’s Judas Priest’s For The Greater Good Of God. Boring, way too long and SO. MANY. CHORUS. REPEATS. I’ve heard Gregorian chants less repetitive

[@piotrztein5255]

@@aidanbouw5224 Yeah, the lenght is the problem but other than that i don't see why they consider it an aweful song, l saw the video of their top 10 songs and seriously, they chose songs that are lamer than Lochness, like Devil's Child and lsland of Domination

[@piotrztein5255]

@Flat Earth Florida l think they should re-record the album and give it a more metallic sound and it would surely work at concerts

[@deicidedave]

@@aidanbouw5224 I agree I also feel this way while listening to these type of songs like "Heavy Metal" off of "Ram It Down" album. Enjoyable song I lose interest when the chorus gets repeated multiple times. Kind of like "angel and the gambler" from maidens "virtual xi" or kiss "I wanna rock n roll all nite"

[@johnr7279]

Great stuff and funny at times as well--super job!

[@Danimal77]

It's worth mentioning that all but 2 of the 2001 remasters have bonus tracks that don't belong on the album that they're placed on, which was really weird. For example, the remastered version of Defenders of the Faith has a bonus track called Turn On Your Light, which is from the Turbo session and the remastered version of Screaming for Vengeance has a bonus track called Prisoner of Your Eyes which is also from the Turbo session and the same thing for the remastered version of British Steel, which also has a Turbo session track called Red, White & Blue, while the remastered version of Point of Entry has a bonus track called Thunder Road which is from the Ram It Down session, as well as the remastered version of Stained Class, having a bonus track called Fire Burns Below which is also from the Ram It Down session and the remastered version of Hell Bent for Leather has a Screaming for Vengeance session track called Fight for Your Life and the remastered version of Sin After Sin has a bonus track from the Stained Class session called Race with the Devil. This makes ZERO sense. Why not put the appropriate bonus track from the session of the actual album that's being remastered? Why put it on another album which was recorded years apart? The only 2 remasters that got it right were Turbo and Painkiller, which each has a bonus track (All Fired Up and Living Bad Dreams respectively) that was actually from that albums actual recording session.

[@mitch5699]

Crazy. What a hell of a career this band. The inventors of the twin lead guitars . Pepperd in all those songs are some of the very best well written track's in metal period. Thanks Man,🤘

[@anypoxynames]

Red White and blue is f*****g aweful.

[@jmagowan12]

I'd say Thin Are more important for that sorta thing in the Hard Rock/ Heavy metal context.

[@the-vinyl-dreamscape5084]

This was really entertaining. We both did a great job. Christmas stories about the band and enormous insight, release dates and additional information was really good. Pete you always do a great. Thank you for this. 1. Sin after sin. 2. Hellbent for leather 3. British steel 4. Screaming for vengeance 5. Stained glass Honorable mentions would be of course unleashed in the east and fire power.

[@mitch5699]

Very cool stuff You Rock Pete 🤘.

[@vincentschicchi4647]

Pete. We’re the same age. I will say one thing. After hearing Turbo for a couple of years and yes. I had heard about those pop recordings. So to me. Buying Ram it Down. I put the needle on tbe a 19:04 record. And that SCREAM !! At that moment. I thought. The Priest is back!!

[@bobof673]

Pete how do you keep your CD covers looking so new and unscratched?! Great Show!

[@Pinerocks]

Watching in 2021. Riveting!!

[@lonegroover]

Nice work, thanks guys

[@alexandereckert5184]

Some heads are gonna roll is a banger

[@stephenroberts8964]

My favourite is Killing Machine, such a great record, a great blend of heavy and commercial tunes.

[@josephscalone5402]

wow great show, tons of info, bin a priest fan from way back,\m/

[@tadreaming1]

I have never gotten into Judas Priest only because there is so much out there. I have all the Iron Maiden's, and have been listening to them since about 1984, go figure. Judas Priests time has come for me now I think, been previewing and like. I gave first listen to Nostradamus, because this seems the most hated on this video (wanted to start with so called worst, first), and I really like this, a great effort with many peaks & valleys, a very ambitious effort! I've heard others of theres, and like what I've heard, a great band!

[@michaelhunziker7287]

Priest > Maiden

[@luciusblackwood2640]

Awesome show!

[@martymartin2894]

Looking back at this again can't believe its been 5 years. Dave Holland was an underated drummer he was the most suitable for priest in my opinion, he was great live too.

[@zachsimmons1639]

Halford's solo projects are so good, he can sing anything!

[@michaeloedy1568]

I saw Dream Theatre play their concept album 4 years ago. This was the first and only time I saw people leave in droves. The Stranahan in Toledo has a nice lobby so we downed another drink and headed to the Distillery. Concept albums are dangerous and usually can only be pulled off by a band on top at the moment.

[@petermcallister8489]

Queensryche's Operation Mindcrime was a magnificent album.

[@davidknichal6629]

Totally agree on Mindcrime. It can rival Maidens SSOSS easily or even Another Brick by PF

[@Danimal77]

Ram It Down, Hard as Iron and BLOOD RED SKIES (killer song)!

[@tomfisher2103]

Saw Judas Priest initially on the Turbo tour with Dokken opening up, thought it was one best shows I went to, I was 15 years old.

[@79lerxst]

IMMMM UUUURRR TUUUURBOOOO LUUUUHHH-VAAAAHHH!!🤘

[@Rextum]

I agree 98% with everything you say. Only thing not mentioned here is the alcohol problem Rob had around Turbo. Also, I found out about a rare, intro version of Freewheel burning relatively late. It would be cool to have a comprehensive list of Priest rarities, such as Father mother son, the older live version of Island of Domination with different riffs etc. But absolutely brilliant work on this double video!

[@integrity101]

Great job🖒

[@mikem.7921]

Live vengeance 82, hands down best live release ever☠️👺🤘

[@jaus500]

They were at the top of there game taking "Memphis Tennessee,andthe whole world by storm!!!

[@wowme110]

unleashed in the east. I think was a tad better.

[@aidanbouw5224]

Mike m. I like Live Meltdown 98 better. Yeah I said it, better setlist and Ripper rules!

[@michaelhunziker7287]

Best live video of any band. The GOAT.

[@ezioauditore7427]

Meltdown 98 is my favorite Priest album, great setlist and audience.

[@williamstevensimpson2214]

your lucky chris i never saw priest till the 2000's and i was into them since 79 !!!!

[@MichaelB5150]

In addition to the shows i mentioned earlier, i just saw Priest this past May ('24) with the new lineup at Sonic Temple festival and they crushed tf out of it! Id definitely go see them again!

[@folden2008]

Awesome videos guys looking forward to your Iron Maiden videos

[@brendonsturgeon6413]

DVD live in Memphis 1982-great one, and they play Desert Plains ( very fast version ) seen them a few years ago and they played it more slowly

[@francoisjus]

True that Maiden with Blaze collapsed in America. But if we go further, Maiden starts declining (ticket sale wise) in America as early as 1988. On the other hand, they became huge in Europe from 86 and so on. Fear of the dark tour '92 saw Maiden play at... the Ritz (with Dream Theatre) which is a tiny concert place. So my point is: if Bruce or Rob stayed in their band, would the 90's be different for both Maiden and Priest ?

[@iancouch9688]

Heavy metal parking lot was film in late May 86 at capital center largo Maryland..I think it was Saturday May 31st.

[@xipetotectartessos9425]

"Painkiller maybe not their best album?" Jeez, it's their heaviest, fastest and melodic at the same time, most complex guitar solos and structures, pure heavy metal, no cheesy lyrics, no filler songs at all, each song is outstanding in its own right... This is definitely THE JUDAS PRIEST ALBUM!

[@cadle11]

I saw a young Priest Early 70s in a pub near my home town I was under age to enter the bar but was let in there must of been 50 people there mainly drinking not particularly interested in the band.. I think they just brought out sad wings if destiny album a true story...

[@dietersmit6639]

1. Painkiller 2. Defenders 3. Killing machine 4. Stained class 5. Vengeance 6. Sad wings 7. Firepower 8. Ram it down 9. Angel of retribution 10. Sin after sin

[@Doughnuts-jn3ok]

"I didn't know that if I wanted to see them live after Nostradamus" "So I saw them 5 times on this tour" lol

[@cheezesteak]

Well Pete didn't want to see Priest on Nostradamus, but Chris (me), I still saw them a bunch of times on that tour.

[@vinylsolution2522]

Would love to buy a reconstruction of the Twin Turbo double album. Such a great era of Priest, and there are still unreleased Turbo songs.

[@stephenroberts8964]

In my opinion, the version of Starbreaker on the Priest Live and Rare record has the best Rob vocal ever. The amount of different styles on that one track, is just amazing.

[@johnkatsoudas4767]

I agree with the both of you on many things such as Jugulator does have some great songs such as Cathedral Spires, Bullet Train, Burn In Hell, and Blood Stained. I hate everything on Demolition. I love everything on Angel Of Retribution accept the song Lochness. I could not get into Nostradamus at all accept for two songs Prophecy and title track Nostradamus. I love Redeemer Of Souls album. I love Dragonaut, March Of The Damned, Title track, and especially Halls Of Valhalla. I really, really love Firepower album big time. I love everything on it, especially Rising From Ruins, No Surrender, Spectre, Traitors Gate, Firepower, Lighting Strike, Never The Heroes, and Sea Of Red. Firepower is the best Judas Priest album since Painkiller in my opinion. Firepower tour is the first time I ever got to see Judas Priest live. I have been a huge fan of theirs for over thirty years, but I was too young to see them in the 80's and I refused to see them when Tim Owens was in the band. I am glad that Judas Priest did not stop touring after the Epitaph tour because I would never have seen them live.

[@johnkatsoudas4767]

I love The History Of Black Sabbath episodes, and thesr History Of Judas Priest episodes big time!!! Hopefully you guys will eventually do The History Of Iron Maiden, and do it justice like the other two.

[@laurenzgraffilpenstein8117]

Amazing review!!! What a great band. I like your reviews of these band a lit; perhaps you can make some more of UFO, rory gallagher, NWoBHM and early Riot too! Greetings Matthias

[@seaoftranquilityprog]

Check out our History Of playlist- posted a History of UFO a while back

[@sonicmojo]

I bought my copy of Master of Puppets on Vinyl and that came with a record sleeve lyric sheet, and they broke down the solos of who played what where on it. Also, I bought Powerslave on cassette and that came with a fold out sleeve with all the lyrics and awesome art work. Piece of Mind was like that as well. Maiden was really cool to their fans in the 80s.

[@vincentschicchi4647]

Watched some recent bootleg vids of Ram it Down Tour and then Painkiller. Always wondered if Rob just changed his persona. He used to, for lack Of a better term” dance more. ( watch Green M). Then starting on the Pain tour. He started stomping around more.

[@GBCR]

8:00 : the lead credits - probably a result of the bad blood between Ken & Glenn

[@stephaneherringtoniowritin9180]

Saw Priest in London,with Pantara as support!(Painkiller Tour) Priest's stage set was so big, it apparently couldn't fit into Hammersmith,and had to be remodeled accordingly!!! Great show,and glad I got to see them! P.S. Priest recorded with Stock,Aitkin and Waterman? W.T.F?!!! Didn't know that!😱😱😱

[@timmc8444]

About time for a Manowar retrospective!

[@tbone8223]

I don’t know how you can see a band so many times, Judas Priest have only played in my city twice ever

[@fastcakes]

Just listened to "Prophecy" from Nostradamus - did he predict that JP would parody Spinal Tap?

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

Turbo is a great pop metal album. I love that record. “No parental guidance here” should have been a smash hit.

[@jonnypalmberg8351]

Talking about "Jugulator" and "Demolition"...I think you should listen to them as an answer to what Halford did at the same period with "Fight" and "Halford"...but with a touch of Priest in it...If you manage to do that I think you can see the beauty in these two albums.

[@vincentschicchi4647]

Also. Say what you will about Priest Live. It really is some of best moments of Halford’s vocals. Yeah. I know. Very 80s production and sound. But still Rob really shows off on this… Love Bites is a great example

[@docvader82]

OMG, my response to Ram it Down was exactly the same. Getting into heavier stuff, not thrilled with Turbo, JBG?! So I ignored it. Then I was living in Iowa, going to college and I was getting a tattoo when the Painkiller CD came on. I asked the guy, ‘who’s this band with this guy sounding like halford?’ I could’ve shit to learn it was Priest. I like Ram it Down a bit more now. It would have been cooler to have been that twin turbos idea.

[@tomsuzyinfluencerinfj2712]

Pete, have you done a The History of Wishbone Ash yet. Would love that.

[@Danimal77]

The 90's did have some heavy hitters like Pantera, Tool, Rage Against the Machine, Korn, Iced Earth, Machine Head, Sepultura, Nine Inch Nails, Type O Negative, Death and obviously the heavy hitters who had changed their style like Slayer, Megadeth, Metallica, Testament, Kreator, Dio, Queensryche, Maiden and Priest and several others. Metal was still around, but it had definitely splintered and morphed into something different than it had been PRE-early 90's.

[@guillaumepepin762]

Priest blue printed speed and thrash ... painkiller was like thrashy technical 70's approach updated they didnt take the train .. they just recall that this key was theirs

[@aidanbouw5224]

Dan Maler, TOOL isn’t metal, TOOL is shit!

[@aidanbouw5224]

Guillaume Pépin, the same goes for Jugulator. Priest saying: PanterA, Slayer, Machine Head And all other imitators, step aside

[@flood2157]

A Touch of evil is a great concert album. All the songs are better than in regular albums - very heavy and full of energy and emotions. You didn't mention it.

[@martymartin2894]

Sounds good but not enough good songs for me. I like riding on the wind and hammer and anvil.

[@williambaxter4628]

Bino Hyper Yes Yes Yes !!! That cd is heavy as he'll.Love HEAVY. Could you recommend a few please.

[@w-james9277]

A true legendary band, but I think Firepower is a great way to end a fantastic run. It's just not the same without Glenn and KK has now burned all his bridges. Rob, Ian, Scott have made more money than we'll ever see in our lifetime. Richie has a great future ahead on him. I think it's now time for them to hang up the guitars.

[@w-james9277]

@Flat Earth Florida No it didn't mate. Angel Of Retribution, Redeemer Of Souls and Firepower are all excellent releases. And Firepower would've been a great way to end their career.

[@patrickcrowther9195]

The ‘Take on the World’ 12” record is awesome.

[@Danimal77]

Jugulator was brutally heavy and had some killer songs like Bloostained, Burn In Hell, Bullet Train, Abductors and the epic Cathedral Spires and some other strong tracks. Demolition album on the other hand had literally only 2 good songs on it, One on One and Hell is Home. I guess Machine Man and Feed on Me were passable also (barely).

[@thomasigersheim2918]

Painkiller

[@themetalmaniac7811]

Jugulator is my favorite Judas Priest album.

[@chrislatham4235]

I'm a huge Preisthead myself but...... I know it's your opinion and you're obviously big fans but Nostradamus is musically and creatively one of their best. I couldn't believe a band that made a song as simple as Breaking the Law to something as complex as Nostradamus blew me away. One day someone will make a huge musical production and bring it to Broadway and justice will be served.

[@MichaelMaxwell747]

I like the production on Angel and Nostradamus but it is funny I have been trying to relisten to Nostradamus for a long time and I can't bring myself to do it.

[@MichaelMaxwell747]

I liked a few of the songs. I did listen to it yesterday.

[@vplexico]

Rob said in his second book that the Fuel for Life tour (turbo) made a lot of money, but also cost even more, so they lost money on it.

[@michaelannan1229]

Good history,a little longer than necessary. My first and favorite is always Hell Bent,got the Japanese import of Priest in the East, with the 4 bonus tracks, back in the day. Still have it.

[@HEAVYMETALDETECTINGOFFICIAL]

NOSTRADAMUS is a great album and totally daring and better than more recent albums which have this euro metal style

[@docvader82]

Lemme take a run at ranking : 18. Nostradamus 17. Demolition 16. Turbo 15. RockaRolla 14. Point of Entry 13. Ram it Down 12. Jugulator 11. Angel of Retribution 10. Sin After Sin 9. Redeemer of Souls 8. Firepower 7. Hell Bent for Leather 6. Sad Wings 5. Screaming 4. Painkiller 3. Stained Class 2. British Steel 1. Defenders 2-6 difficult, almost mood dependent 7-10 a tick below, but interchangeable within those four 1 and 18 are locked. Unleashed clearly the best live record. Priest Live is awesome EXCEPT for the shit tracks of Parental Guidance and Private Property. But Love Bites, The Sentinal, Another Thing...... Amazing versions. I’ve just ordered the vinyl of Battle Cry to give it a good listen. I’ll grab the Ripper live record, IF I can get a reasonable price. But since that will complete the vinyl collection, I’ll get it at some point.

[@anypoxynames]

I'm listening to Painkiller, at this very moment.

[@ZalMoxis]

Is that a snow beast whimpering in the background I hear…??

[@seaoftranquilityprog]

Yep, she was banished from the room!

[@docvader82]

No, that one doesn’t count as the double. Because the standard version was only one disc. I don’t think that rule applies to a second disc being just 3-5 bonus or expanded edition tracks. (I could be wrong, but I don’t think so).

[@dietersmit6639]

I like Ram it down. Within my top 10 of Priest.

[@dietersmit6639]

@Flat Earth Florida you know what? I love johnny b. goode . I think it is a very good cover! Short and sweet and fits in nicely as a little surprise song beteen the likes of great originals Im a rocker, monsters of rock, blood red skies, hard as iron etc.

[@vaneipontes3279]

Great Band From 👉 New Wave British Of Heavy Metal 🎸😎👊

[@Carlos-xz3vi]

Actually no. They were formed before and inspired NWBOM. Maiden came out straight of NWBOM.

[@BM1DAS601]

Some thoughts... I started with Priest in 1988 and I bought the Ram It Down Album back then which I kinda liked. Painkiller, though, blew me away. It still does. - Demolition is not good, agreed. But even there still are quite nice songs, I like "One On One" and "Close To You". - Loch Ness is a killer track, really great doomy thing, but agreed with that it does not fit well on the album. - I really love the Nostradamus album, and I recommend to listen to it in its full entirety. OK, two songs are weak, but I love that thing. - Redeemer was solid, some great tracks there. - Live perfomances on KZbin showed an old Rob with an old voice - I feared that the end of Priest was near. But then: Firepower is very strong, cool and hot and I saw the band live and they blew me away again. As if they got 20 years younger. Astonishing! Even the new guitar duo worked more than well and all fear that the magic of Tipton/Downing could have been dies was gone. The atmosphere in the big festive tent in Mannheim (GER) was magical, the whole audience was on fire. One of my best memories ever.

[@vplexico]

For me, the audio quality on “Priest…Live!” Is not great. You get mostly the same live songs (minus the Turbo ones) with the anniversary release of “Defenders of the Faith”, and the audio quality is much better.

[@daveconlin8342]

Ripper Owens sang for Charred Walls of the Damned

[@brianowen9380]

Hard as iron is my favorite on ram it down

[@oliverl.5834]

I actually liked the first 8 songs or so on "Nostradamus". It's over ambitious, I'd say. If they'd stripped it down instead of going for a two-disc-set it could've been a great album.

[@williambaxter4628]

Oliver L. That's the case with most double albums.

[@simonrichards7894]

At that time, I did here that they were working with Stock, Aitken and Waterman. And I thought "NO! Vicious Rumour!!" It sounded too silly to be true.

[@TheEWFX29]

The Defenders of the Faith inner sleeve had the lyrics and the solos chart also.

[@GBCR]

Stock-Aitken-Waterman : Garry Sharpe has the demo tapes

[@Danimal77]

Imo, Angel of Retribution was their best album since Painkiller. It's criminally underrated. Unfortunately, Rob's high range was gone, because he started smoking again after he ended his Crucible tour and you could tell by the time he started singing live with Priest in June 2004 that it had severely diminished since the June 2003 (only 1 year of Rob smoking again screwed up his vocals).

[@Kgio-2112]

It was a civil suit. If they we're found guilty, they wouldnt have gone to jail lal. Just would have to pay big wampum

[@4611mathman]

Judas priest should have sued the parent's for slander

[@carlosabadvargas1979]

It was just about time someone would say something about those Priest Live inner sleeve...My God , how godawful they are !

[@jerseyforhawks]

My hiatus from JP from Turbo through until 'Angels' release. Turbo has aged well, but I could not stomach the departure at that time. RIPPER years fine. Live in London is phenomenal. That said , each turn in the last 20 years has grown the following , and now many of the 80s fans , like myself, have returned with money to burn on expensive concert tickets. LAST- your treatment of Nostradamus its Unfair. It's different, and amazing. Will make a great Broadway show, not for everyone. I love it, and listen to it very often. Redeemer of Souls, eh, not enough for me. See, we all have our opinions.

[@patrickcrowther9195]

It’s a good thing Neil Young didn’t make ‘Nostradamus’; he’d have performed the whole album in its entirety and then when the audience started shouting for something familiar he’d have performed it again.

[@williamstevensimpson2214]

after the turbo thing i was there most of us bailed i remember someone telln me about painkiller and i disregarded it as over the top metal and artwork

[@SadWings86]

Nostradamus is a great album not perfect but much better then redeemer

[@GMHG777]

Agree, it takes a lot of heat because it isn’t “metal” but I think it’s a great rock/prog rock album, probably would have been a little more palatable if it had been a single album, but I rank this one near the upper middle of the pack for me tbh.

[@aidanbouw5224]

SadWings86, no way! I disagree hard. Half the tracks on Nostradamus are filler. Stuff like Shadows In The Flame, Peace, Hope And Sands Of Time aren’t terrible, just SO unnecessary. They could have taken away combined songs like that, to make a shorter album when it comes to songs. Redeemer is in my opinion great. High energy, straight to the punch, epic and a reimagined Priest. Richie Faulkner pumped some liters of fresh blood into the bands metal veins and by doing that, he gave this album a different that doesn’t stray too much from the signature sound either. Redeemer is shorter, more polished and just better in my opinion

[@oobs35]

Never brought any priest stuff had some halford solo stuff and the first fight album. But these extended if you will history ofs are great. Same as the black sabbath ones. Would be cool if you did them on well known singers or guitarists like satch or schenker and what influence they had on projects. Can be anybody. Bring in someone else who is a die hard fan

[@XA351GT]

I saw Priest in 14 Steel Panther opened

[@tomsuzyinfluencerinfj2712]

Kylie Minogue fan here, saw her 4 times in concert, I know yes, but I am a fan. Met her a few times as well. Nice girl

[@aidanbouw5224]

tomtom vicky, I think your in the wrong comment section 😂