Agree seeing him with Rob, Glen, Ian, & Scott was absolutely beautiful. Really hope they reunite.

@@AuDHDNovaScotian31 ha! you got another thing comin!

Yeah KK adds the luck to the JP music. JP needs him. Someday ....

@@TomFalcon-kw3rg Noneday. It's unfortunate, but I think that bridge is burnt.

@@Tharanicus Sure do because in the beginning, they were called Gothic Priest(1973-19780, then Judas Killers(1978-19840, and then Judas Priest(1984-2024).

The R&R HOF is a joke.

@@harvywarlock The Rolling Stone magazine popular music hall of fame, I mean rock n' roll hall of fame is a joke.

The HOF isn't about being worthy by the fans, otherwise MANY bands would already be in there along with Judas.

@KalElvis yeah, Priest should've been in there many years before Green Day. Maybe they should sing songs about hating Republicans.

The hall of fame is a complete joke from start to finish so i pay ZERO attention to who goes in or not. Its meaningless.As meaningless as a rolling stone magazine top 200 singers/guitarists/band ect lists....not worth the paper their printed on. If you want to see what pieces of shit they are just listen to steve millers acceptance speech.

Never got married.

I’m down with that. Rappers getting in before j,p , Rush and yes. It’s a joke

amazing at his age huh?

Rob talks more than sings. Time to stop live shows.

@@T--qn7zm 🧌 you should try and talk like that

Like kks band,which is awesome

And, they're still making new music!

Me Too, As Well, Also.

Getting a heart from KK’s Priest is awesome. When I was 11, I formed my first band. I taught my friend Dave to play guitar. He had blonde hair and I had darker hair, so he was KK and I was Glenn. At that time, Priest was my favorite band and for years after as well. The dual guitar solos were insane and those two guys were my biggest inspiration in learning guitar. Thanks. From the bottom of my heart for being so incredibly talented and inspiring.

not to mention 'LOUDEST' :-)

​@@petermuylaertTed Nugent was very loud and people were saying at 1 outdoor concert he played at people could hear the music 15 miles away . I seen Ted in 1978 and my ears were ringing for 3 days after and this was at the now gone civic center in MN back then. Crazy ass concert with people fighting all over people lighting fires on main floor and people throwing bricks of fire crackers and M80s into the crowd lol .We had Lynyrd Skynyrd play a out door concert back in 2012 in clear lake Wisconsin and I could hear the music where the concert was and clear lake is 7 miles away from my house . Kicked myself in the ass that I didn't go but I've seen them twice and before Ricky Medloch left his band Black foot to tour with Skynyrd and I got to meet him twice back in the 80s at a bar I used to go to called Dillinger's in cedar MN that hired Black foot to play outside 2 summers in a row and at the intermission break me and a buddy were talking to him in his tent and bought him some booze drinks . Heck of a nice guy down to earth and humble not some snob that doesn't care for his fans . Supposedly the loudest rock band was supposed to be the Who at one time but that record got broke some years ago by a band named Man O war and its in the Guinness book of world records when i looked some years ago. I've seen priest a lot through the 80s and they always put on great shows and I found out about them when I seen the Judas priest live in Japan album that was for sale at a Walgreens store I think it was and bought it and man what a killer album with those soaring guitars and Les Binks at the time playing the drums . You can see him on this video here playing with the guy they've had for quite a few years after the guy before him got busted molesting kids and is in prison or was at one time . Sucks that Glenn Tipton is sick and just a shell of what he used to be but at least he's still alive to be inducted and is playing on stage .

I'm a wee lad, but at the age of 16, I drove 14 hours there and 14 hours back to see them on their Firepower tour. AMAZING show with Rob's power in spades, but didnt get to see Glenn. :|

Hands down. Bar none.

MetalGods

I am a Priest fan but I have to disagree with you, there is not much of the famous Halford voice left. What can we expect, the guy is 72 years old!

they all are killing it, will be seeing them twice on the invincible shield tour and i can't fucking wait

​@@rudybigboote3883He developed a new tone, different from before, but awesome nonetheless.

@joetrenkner1075 In the beginning, the band was called Gothic Priest(1973-1978), then Judas Killers(1978-1984), and then Judas Priest(1984-2024).

@@johnpolitis7929 bullshit!

@@joetrenkner1075 You're bullshit!

Old rockers never die. They just have sex and multiply

@sarahbenson8209 Epic, doomy, and gothic when they were Gothic Priest 1973-1978, not Judas Priest.

still is!

@AngelusNielson You mean the 1970s.

Used to go to Pine Lanes Lounge to see bands in the 90's.

a 5 year old could play that

@@holland736 It's not an age thing, it's Glenn can hardly play anymore due to Parkinson's. Look at how shaky his hands and fingers are. He's lucky to be able to stand up there and do power chords, never mind lead solos.

@@jellis222also kind of respect for him !

​@@holland736 Is that the measure of a song in your opinion....how difficult it is to play?? I'm a guitarist and I play all sorts of songs from easy to more difficult ones. I've seen JP three times in the last 40 years, and this is a well put together song!

Lionel Richie didn't know what to do

Exactly. And why do they always have to show the dumb audience. Like we could give a shit.

They're awestruck .

Leonel showing respect than acting like he loves metal imo

Those hip hop dudes are thinking,... how can I sample this🤔😂😂

Lionel Richie’s face is every metalhead’s face whenever they hear this sick riff

@MrZappaman420 Metal What?