Judas Priest: In Performance | Music Documentary

Drawing on rare footage of Judas Priest performing live this is the definitive retrospective of their career. This independent film features a team of leading critics and musicologists in a penetrating journey from Judas Priest’s humble beginnings during the late 70s as one of the many midlands metal bands, through to the platinum album years and beyond.
Judas Priest are an English heavy metal band formed in Birmingham in 1969. They have sold over 50 million albums and are frequently ranked as one of the greatest metal bands of all time. Despite an innovative and pioneering body of work in the latter half of the 1970s, the band had struggled with indifferent record production and a lack of major commercial success until 1980, when they rose to commercial success with the album British Steel.
The band's membership has seen much turnover, including a revolving cast of drummers in the 1970s and the departure of singer Rob Halford in 1992. Tim "Ripper" Owens, formerly of Winter's Bane, replaced Halford in 1996 and recorded two albums with Judas Priest, before Halford returned to the band in 2003. The current line-up consists of Halford, guitarists Glenn Tipton and Richie Faulkner, bassist Ian Hill and drummer Scott Travis. The band's best-selling album is 1982's Screaming for Vengeance, with their most commercially successful line-up featuring Hill, Halford, Tipton, guitarist K. K. Downing, and drummer Dave Holland. Tipton and Hill are the only two members of the band to appear on every album.
Halford's operatic vocal style and the twin guitar sound of Downing and Tipton have been a major influence on heavy metal bands. Judas Priest's image of leather, spikes, and other taboo articles of clothing were widely influential during the glam metal era of the 1980s. The Guardian referred to British Steel as the record that defines heavy metal. Despite a decline in exposure during the mid-1990s, the band has once again seen a resurgence, including worldwide tours, being inaugural inductees into the VH1 Rock Honors in 2006, receiving a Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance in 2010, and having their songs featured in video games such as Guitar Hero and the Rock Band series. In 2022, Judas Priest were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Director: The Creative Picture Company
Stars: Geoff Barton, Malcolm Dome, Jerry Ewing
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[@Angerasart]

Which band recorded these 'questionable' versions of these songs? This is not Judas Priest. Do not be fooled if you are hearing them for the first time.

[@johnnyboy6429]

Wondering as well

[@siegmundfuchsbrugger1365]

sounds bad- that versions are not Judas Priest

[@arbenkosta324]

Doesn't sound like the Priest ,to me

[@rivokikkul1789]

Probably about not having premissions to play real ones ot smth...they use some subpar covers.

[@Nineathy]

This seems to be the case for all of the music documentaries I've watched on this channel so far.

[@P3KaX]

Malcolm Dome, RIP.

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

REally? When did he pass on?

[@jonmallek7746]

A very flawed doc, that Karaoke soundtrack is God awful.

[@tdiler12]

so true the comment that Sabbath was not the first metal band that Priest drew that line taking any blues out of the music. Priest was the first true metal band.

[@judowrestlerka]

I just can't understand HOW no one can see their way to mention DISSIDENT AGRESSOR when discussing SIN AFTER SIN. IT WAS THE VERY FIRST TECHNICAL METAL SONG!!!!!

[@metalmanny666]

I know what I am. I’m Berlin!

[@boke75]

"Technical" ? Well, I dunno bout that. But it was most definitely harkened the dawn of Thrash Metal, for sure.

[@bluerfoot]

Their best album by me.

[@kattdaddy2112]

They didn't even mention the Defenders of the Faith album at all. It was a great album.

[@Jason-nn9pl]

I was going to say the same thing!🤘

[@davidknichal6629]

imho the 5th best 80's metal album

[@anthonypirera7598]

Yes a very important album not just for Judas Priest but the 80s

[@metalmystro7513]

i know crazy the my gateway into the band as far as my first purchase and really listening to the whole album probably my second or third favorite Priest album just depends on the day

[@nicolascordoba6654]

No pueden subtitularlo al español?

[@adamfox9245]

Doesn't sound like PRIEST in the background. Don't understand why they didn't use the actual tunes..

[@brenthardenburg4920]

I was first blessed to hear the Priest by my friend Steve Parsons. He played Hot 🔥 Rockin' in early 1982 at a house party. It changed my whole life. I'm wearing a Priest concert shirt as I'm writing this. Screaming for Vengeance was my first concert and have enjoyed them 13 times since. 🤘🏻 JUDAS PRIEST 🤘🏻

[@adamfox9245]

The lack of Priest music takes a lot of credibility away from the documentary.

[@leakimgrenaille84]

It is very strange that the producers of this documentary chose to use snippets of music of a cover band playing Judas Priest songs. What is the reason for this?

[@adamfox9245]

@@leakimgrenaille84 nobody knows..

[@rexrush5594]

They probably didn’t have permission from Judas Priest to use their originals.

[@boke75]

Surprising, I would've thunk that Tipton and Co. would've excitedly approved.@@rexrush5594

[@robphilpott43]

@@leakimgrenaille84it’s not an official Priest product.

[@if6turnedouttobe9]

Best metal band ever...Been a huge fan since 1978/ Hell Bent for Leather...

[@bongalord4800]

Discovered them with : " Screaming for Vengeance ".

[@anthonypirera7598]

Sad Wings of Destiny is my favorite album of all time I think

[@griefforest1870]

Same

[@iankeogh2344]

"Music In Review", and they take their two best albums (Sin After Sin and Stained Class) and focus on the two crappy cover songs they recorded. Useless documentary. And the lyrics to "Hell Bent for Leather" were written by Tipton, not Halford.

[@johnnyboy6429]

My thoughts 👆

[@mikemercer5808]

My first concert, Judas Priest on the Point of Entry tour. While POE is not the best album in their catalog, it holds a dear place in my heart. I love every song on that album.

[@gib59er56]

Turnin Circles is a great track. My favorite song off of POE. Don`t Go and Desert Plains are also really good tunes.

[@Madmetalmaniac42069]

Honestly, its got some overlooked gems. Solar Angels is an overlooked highlight for sure. Turning Circles is for sure an underrated tune.

[@vitopetroni333]

Heading out to the highway, solar angels, hot rockin, desert plains , in my opinion better than any song off british steel. just sayin

[@curtisprice9806]

How dare you! Song sample after song sample of imposters covering (butchering) the original songs!!! What the fu@#!!!!

[@KustomKulture420]

why are there different versions of the music in this?

[@souperseth69]

I’m wondering the same thing… sounds like it isn’t Rob on vocals?

[@KustomKulture420]

@@souperseth69 at first I thought it was a pitch shift but then I noticed some of the guitar riffs aren’t played correctly. Sounds like someone re recorded the songs to avoid copyright

[@adamfox9245]

Not PRIEST

[@kkdeveauxgue4203]

Screaming for Vengeance put them on the radar, Thats when I heard of them!!😔

[@joelkrause388]

Did anyone else notice that this 'documentary' completely skipped over (never mentioned once) Defenders of the Faith or Ram It Down? 🤐 Hmmm? 🤔 Furthermore, this 'documentary' only covers JP's discography through 2005. A little disappointing since this was uploaded in 2023 and 3 more Priest studio albums have been released.

[@Wizler71]

Defenders and Ram it Down are great albums! So many good songs.

[@squid667]

How did they manage to forget Defenders of the faith? It has always been my favorite of their records.

[@gib59er56]

DOF was killer!! Jawbreaker, The Sentinel, Love Bites... That tour was their best out of every tour I saw them. They opened up with Love Bites, I was surprised at that.

[@j800r_aswell]

Thanks for saving me an hour.

[@freddyferrillo9704]

@@gib59er56 Me too! No doubt about it. I'll take Defenders over Firepower any day. My opinion will NEVER CHANGE! No kk.

[@gib59er56]

@@freddyferrillo9704 It just kind of made me go to the land of stuck on stupid. DOF is pure balls out Metal, without any doubt.

[@747panos]

Ι dont care what most say , ''Point Of Entry '' is one of Priest's best albums . . .

[@adamfox9245]

Which cover band is that?

[@mwcool87]

This documentary hasn't aged well at all. I've seen these music journalists in other documentaries and respect them, but they totally missed the mark on Priest. No mention of Defenders, writing off POE and Turbo, barely talking about Ram It Down, concentrating on one song (and usually not even close to the best) from each album, wtf? The background music not being Priest doesn't help.

[@mivsenowner]

Great, but who is 'doing' the music..? Jeeeez...🙄🙄

[@Deft1-007]

Yea seems slowed down and tuned down a half step..wth!!! Doesn't even sound like Halford

[@jonmallek7746]

It's not Priest.

[@talos13]

@@Deft1-007

[@EattheApple666]

I'm one of those people who likes POE and Rocka-Rolla even Turbo as much as all the rest.

[@lisamitchell1355]

They are still my favorite heavy metal band, I seen them when I was 12 years old in Phoenix, Veterans Memorial , I always dreamed of being the drummer

[@johnfletcher948]

Point Of Entry rules ALL ya big goofs!!!!

[@jdpazmino2010]

Getting into this one, any songs you recommend??

[@johnfletcher948]

@@jdpazmino2010 Desert Plains!! Solar Angels!!

[@jdpazmino2010]

@@johnfletcher948 🤟

[@Corsina]

Sad Wings has always been my favorite album of theirs and, at least, top 5 of any band for me. (My top 5 moves around depending on mood lol) It's brilliant and not a bad track on it.

[@tjcaruthers5593]

Wow Defenders just ignored. Maybe if Ram it Down came after Turbo or Painkiller came next after Defenders of the Faith, the impact of Painkiller wouldn't had been so huge. Painkiller is their best album by a kilometer.

[@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251]

I love point of entry, great album

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

I saw them on that tour...and frankly, I think it IS a great album.....

[@jdpazmino2010]

What songs from this album do you recommend from this album??? getting into priest

[@sotirisstavropoulos9040]

where is DEFENDER OF THE FAITH...

[@JimmyRJump]

Nice documentary, but using a cover-band for the songs ruins three quarters of the fun. A question of money, I presume.

[@sixstringhans-tone5574]

No, that’s them, I take it the songs are demos. That’s how they first wrote the songs an then they go in the studio and record how they actually wrote the song, then the producers help them polish the song or however they think the fans or how they think the music should sound to maybe the rest of the music world, the feel or maybe how it should sound if it’s played on the radio. Cuz the guys in the studio will maybe tell the drummer to play a whole different drum beat or maybe tell the singer to sing with more feeling or to hit a high note at a certain part of the song, even tell the guitarist to keep one riff an take out another riff or add a totally different riff in the songs. If ya didn’t know………I’m tryin not to be a prick or anything. Maybe your just not familiar with how it works with some bands, an some bands are good musicians but they have other people write their music for them. A lot of country music is like that big time! So Priest is a very talented band, like a lot of old bands, unlike today if you can sing good an your noticed, the music industry will write the songs for you……..An I love hearing bands demo tapes cuz it’s what they actually wrote an great bands like Priest , from what I heard were that good of a band that the songs didn’t need to be changed to much. I could hear certain riffs an some chords that were different, shit maybe they told Hanford to change the lyrics on certain parts, but from what little I heard of each of those songs the studio people didn’t have much input. I’m just saying if don’t know it works when a band writes a song an presents it in the studio. Cuz ya did have me thinking for a second, is that Hanford singing?Shit maybe it is a cover band an I’m totally wrong! lol. Like the producer Mutt Lange that worked with AC/DC & Def Lep, Mutts name was credited as a writer of some Def Leps songs I’ve noticed! But that even gives the band members an understanding probably of music theory an I bet learn a lot from the studio people. It’s super interesting to me. I mean no disrespect, shit you probably know this kinda stuff. PEACE!

[@lmjones7716]

@@sixstringhans-tone5574 - What are you smoking?

[@blanketjackson8075]

@@sixstringhans-tone5574 That would cost a fortune, so they'd have just used the official recordings

[@JimmyRJump]

@@sixstringhans-tone5574 You haven't got a clue, now don't you. I know Halford's voice from afar (even from very unbelievably far if he lets it rip) after having seen the Priest for over fourty (40) times between 1979 and 2022. I also know how recordings in a studio work, having done security at gigs and studios for over thirty years. This isn't the Priest in the backdrop music. It's a cover band. There's been times where recordings of some songs were done by session musicians (for Sweet for example) but never the singer. Session musicians were cheaper because, hey, they worked for the studios and came with the rent of the place. Getting the singer in to do the vocals didn't cost extra since the studio was already in use. You don't pay for the amount of musicians present but for the recording space and equipment. Studio execs are cheap bastards and turn-over every single dime but they would never ever bring in a substitute singer to do the recordings, especially with someone like Rob Halford who'd revive deaf dogs. And "studio people" never have input. Not during the recordings. They only step-in during the mix, unless the record company has plans for the band they've signed. And bands trying different approaches to a song only happens with established bands who have unlimited studio tim. They're called "takes", just like with movies and it's usually the sound engineer who calls the shots. Beginning bands have one eye on their instruments and the other on the clock to not go over the alloted time they're granted. Cheerio, lad. I suggest you have a good listen to Halford and then again lend yer ear to the music in this video.

[@clb5717]

@@sixstringhans-tone5574nope, not them. It’s some half assed cover band. Vocals don’t sound even remotely like Rob

[@Maxvicious2]

Painkiller was absolutely face ripping back then

[@TheRageaholic]

Did, uh... did they just straight-up SKIP Defenders of the Faith?

[@jamiereno]

Defenders got no love.

[@sveinunglidsheim5828]

Pretty sure they used a potato producing this docu.

[@libertyspike8890]

Idk why ppl think the fans were shocked by Rob coming out. I wasn't shocked. Nobody I knew was shocked. It was more like confirmation than coming out. We all knew it. Maybe some ppl were in denial but we all knew. I mean, it's not like he was ever trying to hide it. I think most ppl really knew about the time they released the video for heading out to the highway. And if that didn't do it we got don't go immediately after. Hot rocking made us wonder of the whole band weren't gay. But nobody cared.

[@clb5717]

What’s campy about Heading out to the Highway? Or Hot Rockin’? I guess as a young teen I didn’t pick up on that. But all I see is slightly cheesy 80s MTV videos 😂

[@estelombo]

rob came out, and not one person batted an eyelid, nor gave a fuck!!! why???? because it doesnt matter!! where he puts his cock has literally nothing to do with the music or the band or anything really!! they are still one of the greatest metal bands of all time. the music matters, not the sexual preferance

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

For all you "newbies" out there....their first live album "Unleashed in The East" is in the top 5 live metal albums......

[@boke75]

Some said it should've been called "Unleashed in The Studio".

[@libertyspike8890]

Great vid but why are we not hearing judas priest in the background? We got pics of priest and we're talking about priest but we're hearing ...who tf ever playing priest songs.

[@JuanRamirez-gb3ew]

PRIEST ...PRIEST....PRIEST

[@NagoyaHouseHead]

I like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, AC/DC, Thin Lizzy, The Scorpions, Iron Maiden, and Judas Priest

[@Ian-bq7gp]

Budgie were another early metalrock band who were great especially live.

[@itsstillcalledtoday9928]

I loved point of entry

[@Blazzle]

Not using music from the band itself and using photos from entirely wrong decade what they are currently talking about really throws you off the experience.

[@gregatkinson7276]

This is a poor production and take that from someone who has been a big fan of theirs since the late 70's. I drifted from the band as the 80's rolled on and they evolved so to speak but the early years of the Priest kicked ass as no other band at the time and I had seen them live so many times!....but it always fizzles over time unfortunately. The early HUNGRY years are almost always the best from most bands.

[@petewaybret72]

Ram it down another great album. The mighty Priest are right up there with my beloved AC/DC in my world. 🎸🎶🤘

[@mrmaxaxl]

One of their BEST!!

[@boke75]

What shit R U smokin' ? Ram it Down is one of their worst. Maybe better than Jugulator and Demolition. But that's not saying much. Even Turbo is better.

[@bastiw3198]

Great documentary, but why the f did they just skip defenders????Best priest album by far

[@christophersmithsonian3350]

Seen them live a handful of times at the Starwood in Hollywood 78-80 Roy Halford screams better than everyone 👍 Hell Bent for leather

[@mrmaxaxl]

Roy? 😄

[@christophersmithsonian3350]

@@mrmaxaxl( Rob) it's been over 40 years since we sniffed coke in Gary's office at the Starwood

[@mrmaxaxl]

@@christophersmithsonian3350 Haha wow! What a cool memory! I would have love to have done the same!

[@TimmyAndTammyScumbag]

@@mrmaxaxl Funny, I was about to defend the guy for typing Roy because, like a lot of typos, I figured the "y" and "b" keys were next to each other and therefore an easy mistake to make. So I looked at the keyboard on my phone and, uh, nope- two rows apart from each other 🤣

[@robertholloway8731]

Defenders of the faith what's the best album i would love to play every song i know i can sing them praise god

[@melissa.9480]

My life💙

[@lanstarphoenix4189]

always singing from the time i was little it wasn't until sad wings came out that i really started to work on my voice i was 14, halford has done things vocally that no one has matched to this day. anyone who has ever been a rock singer and really worked at it knows this thats also why i know whoever is doing the singing on this video definitely isnt rob halford

[@larryspiller6633]

I heard some things differently than I've heard before in his voice, if it was him. Then again recordings can vary greatly in sound. The methods and what media they were recorded on, maybe It's time to listen to the original vinyl again, too listen closely. Peace, Rock Hard Ride Free.

[@leltonfowler4895]

Sad wings of destiny. 🎉 1 of my favorite albums for sure!!😊

[@oldoriginalgamer9743]

Good doku, but much things are missing. Thx anyway!

[@rubenbarni2977]

No entiendo porque no hablaron de defenders of the faith con grandes temas como the sentinel y tampoco de ram in down que tiene ese himno al metal con el tema blood red skies🤷

[@johnfletcher948]

Halford's gay?! Who knew?!

[@johnfletcher948]

How do you dorks skip Defenders masterpiece you DOLTS!!!

[@gannetsquadron]

I must be one of the few that thought Point of Entry was a brilliant album…….

[@joneejonee]

Does the versions on these sound different than the original. Just doesn’t sound quite right.

[@tomwarlitner5694]

No Defenders of the Faith? I'm out.

[@jonmallek7746]

They keep saying keyboards on Turbo, but it was technically synth guitars.

[@jmzochsnrtr]

Ian Hill started Judas Priest I heard.

[@libertyspike8890]

For the record I really like point of entry

[@scottkovacs7634]

I love point of entery

[@jerseyforhawks]

First album - Rocka Rolla has a legit gem in 'Run of the Mill'. That's enough for me, glad it was created and produced. No regrets. BTW - are you slowing down the JP tracks in this doc?

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

I always thought the title track was good....but always enjoyed "Deep Freeze". I play that album about once a year....

[@samhain6953]

I love them all and yes point of entry was a great

[@kaitsethlikai5789]

judas priest was my first concert when i was 2 on the angel of retribution tour with Marilyn manson and they have and still have a special place in my heart 🤘❤

[@stevenbahena5956]

You don't remember it. Do you?? Unless your parents took videos and photos. Either way; badass.

[@cbr9914]

"macho" lyrics? he doesn't even try to veil the innuendo in his lyrics

[@adamfox9245]

My God, Where is priest doing priest!!?

[@adamfox9245]

Hell Bent was definitely nor PRIEST

[@jeffsullivan4946]

What people forget about those late 70s albums where that they were still ahead of the time compared to what other bands were doing they were so much heavier than anybody more Dynamics more special effects listen to all the records in the same era anybody in rock and roll like Led zeppelin or something and the priests albums heavier and light years ahead of their time

[@garyserdoz6915]

The great run of albums started with Sad Wings through British Steel. Point of Entry, while not a great album, certainly had some great songs on it. Then the last GREAT Priest album, Screaming for Vengeance followed.

[@noname-kd2gv]

Dude which version of The Hellion/Electric Eye is this at 27:45? It sounds so damn good!

[@kenvorland]

The one and only Metal god

[@elimarsilvanikock7818]

The metal Gods

[@JorgeCarlosGómez-r9n]

The first HM band of the 80's, in the 70's! Dozens and dozens of bands I like and love, i have to mention my top three personal favorites from when I was growing up: The Moody Blues (1967-72), Heart (1976-80) and Judas Priest (76-81). After them, all the other greats follow...

[@anthonypirera7598]

Just imagine my teenage life with no Judas Priest

[@larryspiller6633]

Or now in my age of retirement. I'm still rocking with them. Peace.

[@anthonypirera7598]

@@larryspiller6633 same with me

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

Frankly....I can't imagine mine without them.....Saw them on the " Point of Entry" tour.....Man, it ROCKED. It was on a real snowy night in Cleveland, Ohio at the Richfield Coliseum.

[@anthonypirera7598]

@@dancalmpeaceful3903 you are so lucky living in The States Judas Priest never came to Australia until 2001 and that was with Tim Owens

[@boke75]

Enjoyed them back in the day in my teens. Now I'm close to retirement. Ughhh !

[@adamfox9245]

Not

[@lisamitchell1355]

We thought Point Of Entry was a great album

[@scottyattaw5943]

Ummm.... skipping over the Powerhouse of Defenders of the Faith album??? Whatever...😮

[@homersimpson8414]

On Turbo You understand what Rob Halford can do with his voice.

[@adamfox9245]

But the album was corny and weak

[@homersimpson8414]

@@adamfox9245 I suppose that the record company said:"We want an album that sounds like the leading sound in those years." It's the same with the Black Album from Metallica. The record company wanted them in the Top 10 everywhere. Btw. Turbo got 2 Platin records and one Golden record in the USA. And they got a hell of a lot new fans. And the most important thing in the entire universe is that Rob Halfords voice got me hooked right from the start.

[@adamfox9245]

The lyrics are CORNY... I'M the biggest PRIEST fan and Turbo And to a lesser degree, Ram It Down have a lot of CORNY lyrics which are aimed at small children.

[@adamfox9245]

Listen to Unleashed, defenders, STAINED CLASS and live New York 1980. Then you'll see what Rob can do with his voice

[@homersimpson8414]

@@adamfox9245 It was the right stuff for the USA.

[@ryeguy7471]

38:22 Painkiller having the opposite effect. Hilariously bad made-for-tv version. Great insights and perspectives by the UK journalists.

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

Priest put the "metal" in Heavy Metal.......I don't have to tell you what other British band put the "heavy" in........

[@re8746]

Been a fan since 85. Screaming for Vengeance and Defenders of the Faith is what we listened to in high school.

[@matttapia4726]

These blokes haven't got a clue what they are talking about. Stained Class is the First Heavy Metal Album Ever!!!!! And they weren't dressed in Leather and spikes until the follow up Record Hell Bent for Leather. He was wearing a white karate one piece during Stained Class tour. Stained Class is the Greatest & First Heavy Metal Record ever!!!!! They didn't even know what they had acomplished yet. That record is so Dark and incredibly over looked. His lyrics are unfreakin believable. Greatest JP record of All time. Stained Class!!!!!!

[@ytusersumone]

Do people revere Malcolm Dome's opinions? A guy who craps on Rocka Rolla and praises British Steel to the maximum is just a clown to me. Rocka Rolla songs were either metal or had great depth and feel, even psychedelic. British Steel had a purpose, to break mainstream, but it was JP gone Radio Disney (term coined by Andy Rehfeldt I believe). Anyhow, in all what-I-think-about-XYZ programs ("documentaries") where I've seen Malcolm, I disagree with him, I think he goes on what he felt at the time.

[@nodaysback1]

I saw Priest 5 or 6 times from Vengeance to Painkiller-twice... They f*in' kicked ass every song, every show! And I can tell you for a fact that that ain't Priest playing the music in this video.. What kind of imposter bs is this??

[@fredjp1975]

Why aren't these original JP.songs? Sounds like tribute bands...

[@gib59er56]

Here they are talking about every album and then they just skip right over DOTF. WTH is up with that shit? I can only think that they screwed up editing the doc. or for some reason they did it on purpose because of copywrite or some legal problem. You have every album reviewed in order and omit DOTF. The only other is Unleashed in the East live.

[@trond-oien]

FYI: None of the music in this doc are original Judas Priest tracks. The culprit in this instance seems to be a band called ShagStars.

[@bigpeter2767]

Point of entry is an awesome album.when turbo came out all the haters ran they traps. They never had an album like this .....what?!?!?

[@m.o.d.5784]

Ok, the data might be true. Also the Interviews. But the rest is rubbish. Not using the original songs and not mentioning Defenders makes this a bag of bullshit.

[@jmzochsnrtr]

That one guy talking on there looks like he's self conscious about his teeth. It's annoying listening to his speech....

[@sugarman08]

Is a great documentary for me because it talks about priest when I was a kid and there was nothing like those first four albums

[@adamfox9245]

There's no Priest music..

[@giftedplanksify]

There's a hidden pun in the name Chris tsangerides you read it on the Painkiller album and then you are reminded of Jesus Christ. Kinda makes you think

[@robertosoto3574]

Para mi una de las mejores bandas de Heavy Metal, como fan solo espero una serie o película de su trayectoria. 👍🏽🤟🏽

[@patricklarsh7063]

Defenders and Ram It Down get no time but Jugulator gets a plug? Terrible album

[@fabmunguia]

Defenders > Painkiller > Screaming > British

[@chuckdriver8269]

Judas Priest is the first true metal band. 🇺🇸

[@fazmananarju8779]

Good year for the rock music❤

[@kenvorland]

Who is that guy that cones in wirh a les paul before songs i dosent look like kk or Glenn

[@jimmcguy5511]

Roca Rolla is a good record. I'm tired of people trashing it.

[@samhain6953]

If youre a priest fan you wont be agreeing with these clowns.

[@socalairshowreview7410]

not even playing Priest's music - it's all cover sht! l ol