hell yeah

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Vote blue lol

Seen them live twice back in the 80's. STILL ROCKS in 2024❤

Kicking ass since 1970 . Undefeated

The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest by Bob Dylan. Where it all started.....

Bought the album when it first came out...man just badass for a 17 yo.

So is KK PRIEST

Myself

What about "Diamonds And Rust"?

@@channel5980 Yup, that's why I said "probably"!🤣 A really hard one to choose. I'm thinking of making a special episode on the show on Judas Priest cover songs

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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac... Before Stevie Nicks...

Для меня лучшая обложка - Нострадамус

Tribute to one of the greatest guitarists of all time....

Yyyyeeeeeeaaaahhhhhh

Green was the MAN!!! excellent player and visionary

For years, I had no idea that those two songs were covers. When I finally found out, I went and listened to the originals. While both were good by Fleetwood Mac and Joan Baez, respectfully, neither come close to the energy that Priest gives to both songs!

@@Beeracuda922 yes, they added a lot of Energy, Power! They are a Heavy Metal (one of the best, indeed), so of these elements they have plenty. Sometimes they played Diamonds and Rust acoustic, so it sounds more similar to Joan Baez's original; but I much prefer the electric galopping version! Probably Baez's fans will not agree... 😆 Greetings from Italy!

I'm not a fan of Priest as Metal Gods. But I'm gonna appreciate their talent which appears in cover songs as "Diamonds" and "Manalishi". Please remember "Johnny B Goode" at Ram It Down too.

@@user-rw9ju2zy5u They covered another song, Better By You Better Than Me by Spooky Tooth, on their album Stained Class in 1978, and made a good work with it too. But, some years later, that song gave them a lot of trouble, because they were accused of causing the death of two young men who killed each other after listening to that album... It was obviously a madness, to give the fault to the band! Plain bullshit! If those two were out of their head, surely the music had no fault. But in the eighties HM and HR were seen by some as a menace to society! 🙄 Of course, in the end reason prevailed, and Judas Priest were proven not guilty. Greetings from Italy!

@@sergiodambrosio363 Their reading (so to speak) here of Green's song is pretty straightforward. Their energy & style into/onto Green's version. I prefer Green/Fleetwood Mac's version because, for me, Green was a brilliant guitar player and highly influential on my own young days as a player (I learned how to play this song long before Priest took it on). The lyrics - knowing the context to Green - mean something entirely different in that version than here. The Baez song in something else entirely (and I am speaking here as a Baez fan - since you mentioned that). Because Baez was writing about and to Dylan (and it's quite a kiss off/fk you song in that context) & Halford could not, or did not want to, sing that whole swath of the lyrics that were absolutely, 100% about/to Dylan he left them out. The compensation he added was by turning the title into a repeated chorus, which was a clever arrangement move. In the end tho' there is absolutely no way that the Priest version can ever be as emotionally charged as Baez's version. It's just not personal, so it's not possible. There's my two cents.

Exactly. There are elements of fear, panic & foreboding in Green's version that do not exist here. The slower pace also makes it so. No disrespect to Priest's take on the song.

I forgot what the song meant..

This was the song that brought my attention to this group. Rockin since1975, guitar player since '77, it was a bit embarrassing to see the huge omission I had made. Carnac, you're Mac story's insane and cool. Ha

All my looking into the history of songs band I just now found this With Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac Love both bands and I’ve never ever heard Fleet wood macs versions till tonight just stumbled across it WoW that right there is why music is awesome it just keeps giving and is deep then deeper then even more and so on so forth

Darker? Sure. Heavier? No, not in the central definition of heavy sound ("full and loud and deep").

Me too. His octave range is infinity. His stage presence is metal itself.

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YEAH BUT ITS NOT VERY LIVE

​@@ganndeber1621That's why many refer to it as "Unleashed in the Studio."

Good points, everyone, but nevertheless it's still easily my favorite album of theirs, studio or otherwise

It’s actually originally by Peter Green when he was with Fleetwood Mac. You should give it a listen personally I like it better than this version

@@samuelsalkill1802 the original is more doom laden, and it’s the Green God.

It's not originally judas priest but they made it they're own very good job on their part

The original version by Peter Green is SOOOO much better

@@briantaylor2.023 you’re crazy

And the full moon "lurks" *

@@klaytonvonkluge4905 Every source points to *''LOOKS''* as the correct form. It even rhymes with *''COOKS...''* If you're a troll, nice try... 👍💀

Yes-AH!

Written by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac in 1970. The original is spine chillingly stunning.

Great cover. Original version is darker IMHO.

Amen to that.

@@robertochiang8057 indeed it is

No he wouldn't, it sucks.

@@MikeMarden1 he had psychosis around the time this rendition was released; it's the reason why he was kicked off the band.

When Fleetwood Mac was inducted into the RRHOF they performed their post 1975 hits - Santana was inducted the same night and invited Peter to perform "Black Magic Woman" with him.

​@@cazgerald9471And?

Don't agree with that...but yes JP always had some of the best drummers No matter even if they weren't the best technically or speed wise

Who's the drummer in this classic cover, Binks or Dave Holland.

I prefer Mor Binks.

@@emmanuelemmanuel8821 Binks

​@@emmanuelemmanuel8821Binks played on Killing Machine/Hell Bent for Leather. He also played on Unleashed in the East, but he quit after the live album. Whoever was in charge at the studio wanted Binks to do Unleashed in the East for free. He quit the band over money, but rightfully so. I don't blame him.

Real as fuck 🤘🏻

Me too in Charlotte. Can’t f’ing wait!

@@freydatyrsdotter7177Seeing them for the first time in Charlotte too!

I love how clean the vocals are in this. It is like hafford is whispering into your ear

Dude,you are correct on that,unleashed fuckin rips.🤘🤘🤘🤘

You're absolutely correct my man. Just puttin list together. I'm on it.

Yeah Bro.

That is a sickening live album! Totally agree with you.

No doubt...

It's not ofter that say that I say that this is better than the original, but here we are!