Never will be either

There was many

Who underrates it? Tell me hipster...

Hey there old-timer….. You might not be much more up there than me. Although I do wonder if they ever played it live other than the British Steel tour?

It was a standout song, definitely. One of my JP favorites. Didn't get airplay, even here in rock-heavy Seattle at the time. But you can bet it was blasting out of car stereos everywhere. :-)

Maybe top 5 underated

me too.

Interesting riff, isn't it? Invokes FEELING. It is a really good song, I don't know how else to say it.

Your right about that. Don’t know what it is but this song has some magic to it

one of my faves...motley looks that kill borrowed a bit

@M Glenn Foghorn great one to nick from

@@Alaninbroomfield Definitely. The Rage from the same album is similar, but even better IMO. That reggae-ish bassline, riff and groove in the intro is so different for a metal band and so damn cool.

Scott Vankeuren Me too!

+Scott Vankeuren Me too lol!!!!

Metal is their life support !! They will rock until one dies.

Seen them 3 times

Scott Vankeuren me three

Judas 4rever

mario siaven amen! Thank god for this band!

Thanks Metal God

Rob for president. HAIL TO THE PRIEST

Long live the fucking Priest! Metal will never ever fucking die!

You're so damn lucky

@@burkaytanr7778 Rob lives in Phoenix which is why he appeared in such a small venue. One night a lemo passed me on the road and the license plate said PAINKILR. Just had to have been his.

Solar angle. You are so lucky. Bad ass tune.

my first priest concert too,fucking mind blowing.$15

@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 I think I paid $20 for their show inHouston,1982 ,Seats were on the floor about 15-20 row s from the stage,flat out awesome!

So true my brother. Curious to know what ur TOP 10 JP songs are?

So many great songs and very few crap ( except quite a few on Demolition and Ram it Down). My top ten, not in order cos' that's way too hard. Green Manilashi Victim of Changes Saints in Hell Exciter Killing Machine Devil's Child Screaming for Vengeance You don't have to be old to be wise Steeler Blood Red sky Epitaph tour version

Same here. There are so many... 1. Desert Plains 2 Victim of Changes 3. You Don't have to be old to be wise 4. The Rage 5. Steeler 6 Angel 7. Alone 8 Painkiller 9 Beyond the Realms of Death 10 Solar Angels//Stained Class 11 Fever

Good list.. I would add Electric Eye , ,Diamonds and Rust , The Ripper and Rock Hard Ride Free

Lucci cara Painkiller underrated? its one of their most famous songs.

+Rhonda Evans I understand...I was 16 or 17 when this hit the shelves.

Take it from an older guy like me. Life can be tough at times. You don't know when or how hard, we are all on different paths. But I can tell you that during my toughest times when everything else was crap, it was great metal like this that pulled me through. It never allows for depression like some music does. It is strong music, music that tells you to stand on your own two feet and don't take no shit from people. This is such a positive song in every sense of the word. And there will be times in your life where you'll need it just like I did

Well stated and understood! I'm over 50 and I'm not down very often--BECAUSE of Priest. The energy of their songs serves as a battery charger for my outlook on life whenever things even begin to get me down.

Ah ok, I thought for a second you may have been some younger gal. So you already know. I am 52. Well keep listening to metal and you 'll keep rocking out iin your 80's !!!

Rhonda Evans yea mam..

I agree 💯. The stars were all in alignment that day/ evening at the hard rock arena.

That's because of TESTOSTERONE BOOSTERS from HELLS VITAMINS! !!

This was two years before kk left

Faulkners a guitar hero in his own right too

amazing moments you woudnt believe

Me neither ! 😀🍺

wow, soooo interesting...

I'm 55. Born to Rock!

Mu täytyy end toistaiseksi

Que viva el sacerdote de judas

Self taught too!

Too bad about Glen,went and seen them last year they still rock.

I have to agree, watered down blended piss whisky is not comparable to Single Malt perfection.

@@joetrimble7953 To me, 80's Iron Maiden is the best single malt whiskey you can enjoy. Saxon and the inventors of thrash, Metallica too. Judas Priest are a great band who have produced some great albums, but to say Iron Maiden and Metallica are "blended piss" is very false indeed.

It's a shame you're so closed minded. There's plenty of time to enjoy all the great bands

Are you a Joe Anthony fan?

That is your loss. Maiden is way better than Priest. Metallica rocks too.

I cannot imagine seeing that show. Incredible

I didn't get to see them on until the British Steel tour (Iron Maiden opening), but they didn't disappoint. Great live band!

D Cook Forget Maiden. You guys are young. Priest came from the 70's

+DjAsianTech I have to disagree with you on this one...He completely destroyed his vocal chords on the Ram it Down Tour in 1988. I think even him realized that, after that tour he started to get lazy on stage, like he didn't give a fuck anymore...there is some good bootleg footage up on youtube from the Ram it Down Tour. It's well worth it to check it out. That's where Rob was at his best...

+Metallion69 I don't think you can call him lazy on the Painkiller tour. However, his voice was kinda weak, yes, and the Ram it down album/tour + Painkiller album probably was the cause of it. But keep in mind that on the Painkiller tour, tensions were high within the band (leading to the departure of Halford a couple of years later) and that Priest just got out of a terrifying court case that was still haunting Rob a decade later.

DjAsianTech seriously bro did you even watch this footage im 27 in my prime I used too front a garage band for many years I still can't sing like this and robs like 70 years old id love to hear you sing this live just to see not trolling just being honest

Metallion69 maybe back then he was more on point but c'mon halford is a fucking beast on this song

It's more robust just changes in melodies

@Boulder Pathways can you link to that EVH interview?

I saw this tour in Los Angeles and it was absolutely glorious! My favorite JP show ever.

yeah they put some extra speed to it. def something the studio version could need.

the responsible for putting the pain in painkiller

and really cool physique. He could compete in fitness in that shape!

No disrespect to Dave Holland, but I agree. Scott is Priest's best drummer so far, and I'm sure he always will be.

David Holland is the best!

Scott can't touch Dave's finesse when it comes to the classic Priest songs. Scott is really a double bass style drummer. And he has a hard time holding back on the classic Priest songs, all of which never had double bass. Nor do they require it. Scott sounds to much like a metronome or a machine/robot. But Scott does great for the Painkiller album. I just think he doesn't play the classic Priest properly. Especially the Dave Holland songs. (Which is the whole British Steel album).

Right on 😉👍, Just turned 54, Feel like 17!!! 😬

Best metal band in history

King excellent that you recognize Ian hill 🤔🤘

+M Jeep Or Ozzy xD

for sure sounding better then he has in a long time especially for his age...fuck M jeep

+Black Guy the

Rob Halford melhor vocalista de heAvy metal de todos os tempos

essa é minha opinião se não concorda fica na sua