He definitely sang with better technique with Halford, something he's been doing more in Priest since 2018

I can relate... He got more real and authentique with Fight and Halford; Priest had this "Kostüme and humour"-thing going in since SFV

Glad my friend is bassist for Halford and he once bragged to me that Halford is way better than Priest... hahaha

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To 1991 painkiller tour , to Fight 1993, 1995 fight , then when He did Halford , you see him quit his low tenor range and went baritone around 1999 . Halford material and even Fight are more gutty and more adapted to hid current range , more medium , with less architecture phrasing than Priest which had a lot of Highs and more complicated phrasing , less space breathing . So considering that , Its more balanced with His own band . With shorter sets so He hit the high stuff and Priest stuff better .

​@@Nissardpertugiu Indeed, when I look at the setlists for the Painkiller Tour it just beggars the imagination as to how he even managed vocally. Bloody monstrous demands on his instrument, talented and unique as he is. Especially coming off the emotional torment of the suicide pact trial, and maybe jumping the shark after such a resplendent vocal renaissance in 1986. But indeed I do agree that his solo ventures tend to be much more in keeping and co-evolving with his vocal capabilities than Priest ever could be. I adore Priest, and I think when Rob is on form it's pure totemic glory that doesn't have to adhere tightly to the studio cuts, you can tell when his confidence just radiates and the band and the vocal delivery are in the same element. Diamonds and Rust in the Epitaph Tour springs to mind. He should never just 'cope'. Modifications along the way have kept things in pretty good balance and that's fantastic.

It's so amazing how can still kick the songs out like this :) Allot of artists voices are fucked up long time along the way allready. With Rob halford there is no stopping :) Fucking love it !

HELL YEAH! My life has been enriched because I've been lucky enough to hear ROB HALFORD sing since the 70's! YEP! Damn great thing of beauty that is! Damn fine!!

He had nodles on 1990 leg . And he reach 40's so naturally , this Is when your boxes are changing . Also to 1991 to 1993 , to 1995 then 1998 , 1999 -2000 when he did Halford band you see him progressivly quit his low tenor register he had in 70's and 80's . When he did Halford , he went Baritone .

don't forget Talk Dirty To Me (JK the shittiest 80s metal still blows 21st century music out of the water XD)

He's way too old for that my friend. His age must be 60 plus by now nearing the 70's.

Should check him out 2to with Rob Halford it's the band he started b4 fight

It changed all though the 90's . And even here Halford is already a baritone not a low tenor anymore . Priest stuff is more challenging in phrasing about highs and stuff . When with his solo stuff , you can hear more confortable range alternated with Highs . Also he had serious back issues

thats what makes it awesome