The best since vengeance 82 in my opinion 🤘

You just gotta love the way he's digging the groove at 3:48. 😅

Ian Hill is a monster.

He's solid AF

Always chopping wood!

The Rage!!! Love me some Ian Hill, Bass players come & go, Hill there from the get go, low maintenance player, Underrated imo…He is the bottom end of Priest along with Scott.

At it's best

🤘

Its something about the sounds of the Judas Priest twin guitars that goes right into your flesh and bones no other bands can do. They have tweaked the distortion so well I yet have to witness other do.

it sounds more like hard rock or heavy rock

Yep, now 63 still rockin'... I wet to so many live concerts of AC/DC and Judas Priest. My very favourites. Still wowhoowoow I love so many bands. Young ones, don't let this music fade. Take your instruments all keep the legendary music alive!

no matter who is shown, how long they've done it, how much worldwide praise they've had, someone always pops up to say they are underrated....its as dependable as the sunrise

I have no idea. This concert was The last time I saw priest live. It was amazing

Talent

@Mr. Holter the guy is just an inspiration to me. The whole band. Absolute consummate performers.

@@themongrelkingtoo388 especially at 3:27

Motivator..in the morning too

Yeah, pretty much the best from British Steel for me

Insanely underrated song indeed!

What can you expect? At the 70's and the 80's every song they made where great, every song!

Master Piece Because it's rarely played live, and a lot of more mainstream Priest fans don't even know it. It's always been one of my favorites from this album, and from their entire catalog.

Further on that my fav Preist song

And done when they're all old lol love it

Indeed it is

It sure is about as perfect as it gets. The Steeler on this DVD is fantastic too. Priest forever!

I loved the energy! Seeing them on this tour was awesome. Halford at the part with "When we talk with other men, we see red and then..." is just magnificent.

absolutamente, tocan como criminales. Saludos de Chile

this live version is absolutely great.....the studio version of the solo for this song is unlistenable....sounds like some kid recorded it with his garage band...its really bad unfortunately.....

It's actually Reggae, thats Ians bass line and Glenns riff. The drumming at the beginning too.

@@UnYin99 Now that you said that, I can hear it. THANKS!

My favorite song 😎

@James Hodson Damn..I cant imagine. ✌️

Before Metallica thought of doing "the thing that should not be".

Hence why i have that riff for my phone ringtone, its moorish, people should ring me up more.

no matter whats shown, or who, or what they might do, someone always pops up to use the "U" word.....its as dependable as the sunrise

Shooting Stars yes it's hard to imagine that this great song possibly could be performed in any better way. Ian Hill indeed an underrated bass player

He’s not underrated. Name another interesting bass lick or contribution he’s made to any other JP album. There aren’t any.

@@thefonzkiss Revolution, any Jugulator intro lol

@@thefonzkiss every single album, the dude is a time keeping machine!

Bass in JP, not the hardest job in music.

It's the wah and phaser (or maybe flanger), dude. But yeah, I agree - it rules all. I've been trying to get that tone my whole life - lol

@@hinjurock Me too man. I started playing electric guitar in 1978 and I have never heard anyone else with that tone and I have been trying since about 1981

And people complain about the 81/85.

That is not KK bro.

@@stevebarker4897 If you don´t really know waht you´re saying, it will make you look more intelligent , if you say nothing.

Agreed

Agree \m/

Playing the entire British Steel Album that Tour was the Best!

Gggggrrrrrreeeeaaaaaattttttttt

I'm convinced

you can't say that about halford ,he kept spitting his words up all the time!!!

Impalaman1968 all true!

Did u miss that tour? They played the Entire British Steel album! KK's last tour. It was Epic! 2008 I think.

Been a priest fan since 79,but have to tell ya Rob blows this song out the park🎤🎸🥁🍺

I would love to do that song in front of a crowd

Truer words were never spoken. But time only moves forward, there is no going back to the way things were. We are privileged to have been a part of this. What a great band! What great fans! And it goes on and on for fifty years, half a century. We've grown old together. The Priest has made it better. I'm 67 and still listening and enjoying as much as ever.

@@charlessullivan5370 May God bless you my friend. This Metal God right here would, no doubt !

NOW. I love Richie. But come on PREIST. CRAZY.

I always saw KK as the better showman of the two. Just an amazing performer.

"I do remember one occasion in Ramport Studios where K.K. was going to take a solo - and I'd never experienced this before: He went into the studio, put his guitar on, turned all the stuff up and got the sound, and said, 'OK, let's roll the tape and see what happens.' The tape started rolling and he immediately started going into all his stage movements - sorta 'throwing shapes' as they call it. I thought to myself, 'Why is he doing that? We're in the studio.' And I said to him, 'Why are you doing that? Why don't you just concentrate on your playing?' And he said, 'Well, that's part of the playing. The way I feel is the way I move and it influences the music.'". The song was played live in the albums "Unleashed in the East" and "Priest...Live!". Roger Glover (Deep Purple)

Does he want to come back ? I believe his own Priest goes fine.🤘

That's why I like Downing.

My comment was a little poorly written. I meant that was when his MATURED voice got better and he learned how to use his matured voice during this time since their reunion ai should have said. That’s what I meant. Cause for the first 2 tours especially he wasn’t conditioned properly and was smoking cigarettes before the reunion and stuff like that but by the third tour he started using his voice differently like songs like Judas Rising became better live because he wasn’t hitting the highs that sounded a little off during the live versions till Epitaph he sang it differently and brought in his deeper ranges too for some of the highs which worked beautifully. But I think Epitaph he was perfect. The Rage is a song I’ve loved forever and never thought I’d hear that OR Blood Red Skies OR fucking Screaming For Vengeance, Devils Child, Saints in Hell, the Rage, Starbreaker, Hell Patrol, Tyrant….(still waiting for GENOCIDE!!and Island of Domination and a new take on Out in The Cold would be great probably!) but I never thought I’d hear these songs live ESPECIALLY Saints in Hell and Screaming for Vengeance and he sang those songs PERFECTLY in Oshawa, Ontario for the Firepower tour!!!!

the guitar solo on the studio version is really bad unfortunatley, Im not sure how they ever let it make it to the record....shit happens

So there I was 58 years old wearing my 1982 Vengeance Tour tee shirt. A 40 year old tee shirt with the Judas Priest Screaming for Vengeance eagle on it. I'm driving along and a group of hispanic teens were blocking the street daring you to honk. I was all "WTF!" and "Bruh." These little shits staring me down all hard and shit. They all threw up horns and screamed PRIEST! FUCK YEAH! BAD ASS SHIRT DUDE HELL YEAH!!" SOME people get SOMETHING through to their kids. And leave it to THIS band to be that magic the breaks all barriers.

We don't call him the Metal God for nothing! 🤘

Aathey are not screams its called a falsetto

And Perry M. it's not had, it's has He still has it it in 2021, they're back on tour ! L.A. in Oct., 2021 @ Microsoft Arena.

The boss:)

Totally. A lot of JP fans think Glenn is better, but I disagree.

K.K. has always been my favourite of the two, one of the most underrated (comparatively) guitarists in music history

@Logan Waltz agreed. Glenn was less experimental but technically hitting his notes like a machine, KK just didn't give a fuck and balled out every chance he got. That's what made the duo work. KK is severely underrated

@@hinjurock Glenn is more proficient and composed more interesting solos. But that isn't to say KK didn't. And the way KK mentions in his book, Glenn tried to relegate KK and so he got less and less solos over the years. Tha explains why Glenn advanced the most, because he got most of the lead work.

@@Walamonga1313 I don't think that Glenn was any more advanced than KK, and KK played with more passion and heart. I love Glenn's work as well, but KK is my favorite of the two.

Kennedy K horns up! for the metal gods

You must be a yearolder than me, because I was 13 when this album came out. i just turned 52. And JP is still my favorite metal band !

rbagel55 I'll be 51 in Dec. Priest is without a doubt, my favorite band! 🤘

Mine too. I was just a kid in 7th grade the first time I heard them. The local rock radio station played "Victim Of changes" off their then new live album "Unleashed In The East". I was so in awe of what I was hearing I rode my bicycle like 12 miles across town to the only record store that had that album in stock, I just had to have it RIGHT THEN. They have been my favorite metal band ever since, over 40 years ago !

watch any of the earlier priest and see the original "king of the drums"

Guillermo Jusjus He deserves alot more for 40 years!

He is the only original member of Judas Priest. The dude has been there since the very beginning.

I know! It's so unfair!

Lol

Poor Ian... Lol I'm glad hes still part of Priest. Old legends are one by one falling out but lets hope for another 10 years for Ian.