I can now see why KK was the best member of this band. You can already feel the tension here with their rank and file. He also stood by Dave despite the allegations. The others just erased him from their history which goes to show you the kinda people they are. Dave Holland RIP.
Woman at 5:00: ''Do you feel heavy metal will always be around or eventually fade away?'' 32 years later.... Judas Priest release Firepower, their 18th studio album. The album smashes through the Billboard 200 at No.5 and sells a storming 49,000 copies in the United States alone in the first week and also goes to the Top 10 Album Charts in the UK (they only achieved this once more only 38 years before with British Steel). The band then went on an epic world tour although interrupted by the COVID-19 situation. 2021: Judas Priest are working on their next album. Meanwhile their biggest rivals Iron Maiden are set to release their next album (being their 17th studio album) as well. How's that for heavy metal fading away??
@@cederickforsberg5840 I don’t have an answer to that question but it is still relevant in how Judas Priest are still around more than three and a half decades later for the original (and rather dumb) question about heavy metal fading away asked in the video, even though Priest, Maiden, Metallica etc will retire in a few years. Black Sabbath and Motörhead are already done. But you’re more than doing your bit in keeping heavy metal/power metal alive with your own projects, especially Blazon Stone.
@@vinaymulukutla358 Haha didnt know somebody would recgonize me xD While I do what I can, I dont have the power to really take a whole scene forward forever... Its a very nische thing, and I absolutely put my whole heart and effort into it, but I am still curious about what bands will really keep the large crowd interest after the big ones :)
Wow - this is cool, as a native from the area and I believe I was at this show it is really interesting in seeing the time capsule here. thanks for posting -
Yo tampoco lo entiendo? Y eso que fue, es y será el MEJOR batería que tuvo la banda. La única entrevista que he podido encontrar y ver, eso sí, él sale sólo sin que esté con algún miembro más de la banda, es una entrevista corta que le hicieron en Madrid, España, en el programa musical Tocata. Una AUTÉNTICA LÁSTIMA, que sólo tengamos esa entrevista, aquellos que adoramos y aprendimos a tocar la batería, gracias a este Señor y disfrutamos de sus concientos apoteosicos. Que en PAZ DESCANSE.
@@midnightadmirer thanks, aunque lo siento mucho pero no entiendo mucho el inglés, muchas gracias por enviarme esta grabación del Señor Dave Holland, es maravilloso y significa mucho para mí poder oír su voz y como se explicaba.
Greg Tribett was the guitarist for Mudvayne and Hellyeah and he's from Peoria. I wonder if the guy that asked the first question is the Greg Tribett from Mudvayne. If so, he was 17 at the time.
I'm answering to a 5 years old comment but whatever, K.K. Downing said about this in his biography that Rob had his voice strained a little from the singing so he kept quiet in the interviews in this period.
Rob was fresh out of rehab at this time and dealing with a lot of shit. He was battling alcoholism and a cocaine addiction in addition to being in a violent relationship. He also attempted to commit suicide.
Yes, just look at Glenn at 9:37 for example, that was so rude and unpleasant to see. After I've read KK's book recently, my whole view on the band and Glenn especially has changed soooooo much. Major disappointment. And I'm talking here about my all-time favorite heavy metal band. However, it's really good that the book came out so now all the fans can find out so many things that were kept in the dark for far too long. KK rocks big time.
Dónde está el Sr. Dave Holland, no entendí ni entiendo, por qué nunca se le vio junto a sus compañeros fuera de los escenarios o en los vídeos promocionales de las canciones. Fue, es y será el MEJOR batería que tuvo la banda y no entiendo el por qué de su ausencia en esta entrevista y en las miles que tuvieron el grupo estando él con ellos.
De acuerdo con que debería estar ahí por supuesto. Pero decir que fue el mejor batería de la banda....discrepo. Igual fue el batería que necesitaba la banda en ese momento con su toque sencillo, efectivo y sin artificios pero no era el mejor ni de lejos. Las canciones del painkiller simplemente no hubiera podido tocarlas y las que hacía de la década de los 70 las simplificaba enormemente. Para mí el mejor batería que tuvo la banda fue Les Binks. Muchísimo más técnico y preciso (compara las versiones de victim of changes, sinner o exciter del live in Japan con lo que hacía Holland) por otra parte Scott Travis no es tan técnico como Binks pero tiene una pegada increíble. Otro batería enormemente superior aunque solo estuvo en un disco es el increíble Simon Phillips....en fin que no. Holland estuvo bien y fue adecuado para cierto tipo de temas pero no fue el mejor batería que tuvieron los Judas. (En mi opinión por supuesto).
@@felixalonsodepablo7943 I believe Les was the best drummer too. Dave had groove but lacked technique. Scott has technique but lacks groove. Les had both.
9:37 Glenn's saying something I can't make out....seems a little sarcastic. Every band has internal turmoil at some level. Here KK seems to try to take over the answering which seems to put off Glenn. That's my impression...could be wrong.
@@Kgio-2112 i I would take a guess and say probably chilling at the hotel, I had read several articles where it talked about he just didn't like doing press conferences or interviews, didn't say why, Neil Peart from Rush was the same way but we know why he didn't like doing them or doing meet and greets.
It was weird that he wasn't there, and I don't recall anyone ever clarifying that. He may have been sick, but who knows? (I'm the dorky guy in the headband near the end, the "very heavy metal" look that Glenn mentioned. LOL)
@@TheGreatAlan75 i like glens playing better as well but kk is a legend and he's the reason Glenn ever got in Priest in the first place..he asked glenn to join
Kk was always in a good mood... I like that he doesn't take himself too seriously
I can now see why KK was the best member of this band. You can already feel the tension here with their rank and file. He also stood by Dave despite the allegations. The others just erased him from their history which goes to show you the kinda people they are. Dave Holland RIP.
KK was pretty chill but unfortunately his ego got pushed to the side by Glenn's bigger ego, it seems. Especially in the 80's.
Mr.Dave Holland THE BEST drums Judas Priest, ONLY 1,FANTASTIC, MAGNIFIC, PERFECT THE BEST. R.I.P LOVE YOU FOREVER ❤️
Actually the best scenario for press conference. Fans themselves questioning the band
Woman at 5:00: ''Do you feel heavy metal will always be around or eventually fade away?''
32 years later....
Judas Priest release Firepower, their 18th studio album. The album smashes through the Billboard 200 at No.5 and sells a storming 49,000 copies in the United States alone in the first week and also goes to the Top 10 Album Charts in the UK (they only achieved this once more only 38 years before with British Steel). The band then went on an epic world tour although interrupted by the COVID-19 situation.
2021: Judas Priest are working on their next album. Meanwhile their biggest rivals Iron Maiden are set to release their next album (being their 17th studio album) as well.
How's that for heavy metal fading away??
Solid. I think that that’s a stupid question honestly because if there’s a buncha metalheads, then heavy metal’s not going to fade away? Hell no.
They only hve a few years left.
What bands will take over AFTER Judas Priest, Maiden and Metallica?
@@cederickforsberg5840 I don’t have an answer to that question but it is still relevant in how Judas Priest are still around more than three and a half decades later for the original (and rather dumb) question about heavy metal fading away asked in the video, even though Priest, Maiden, Metallica etc will retire in a few years. Black Sabbath and Motörhead are already done.
But you’re more than doing your bit in keeping heavy metal/power metal alive with your own projects, especially Blazon Stone.
@@vinaymulukutla358 Haha didnt know somebody would recgonize me xD
While I do what I can, I dont have the power to really take a whole scene forward forever... Its a very nische thing, and I absolutely put my whole heart and effort into it, but I am still curious about what bands will really keep the large crowd interest after the big ones :)
Wow - this is cool, as a native from the area and I believe I was at this show it is really interesting in seeing the time capsule here. thanks for posting -
I saw Judas Priest in August 1988 at the Hampton Coliseum in Virginia. Cinderella opened.
Wow, KK actually has eyes!! You'd never know with him ALWAYS wearing those classic pilots shades.
In all these Judas Priest interviews i never see the drummer dave Holland there with the band.. I don’t think I’ve ever heard him talk.
Search. Dave Holland Spanish TV interview 1984 There you’ll see him sharing few words. (Few).
He may RIP.
Dave wasn't a full-fledged band member. He was basically a hired gun.
Yo tampoco lo entiendo?
Y eso que fue, es y será el MEJOR batería que tuvo la banda. La única entrevista que he podido encontrar y ver, eso sí, él sale sólo sin que esté con algún miembro más de la banda, es una entrevista corta que le hicieron en Madrid, España, en el programa musical Tocata. Una AUTÉNTICA LÁSTIMA, que sólo tengamos esa entrevista, aquellos que adoramos y aprendimos a tocar la batería, gracias a este Señor y disfrutamos de sus concientos apoteosicos. Que en PAZ DESCANSE.
Rare interview with Dave th-cam.com/play/PL6EME2g4AhyonE2ZlEC25KspoYydW_mEA.html
@@midnightadmirer thanks, aunque lo siento mucho pero no entiendo mucho el inglés, muchas gracias por enviarme esta grabación del Señor Dave Holland, es maravilloso y significa mucho para mí poder oír su voz y como se explicaba.
KK and Glenn were unstoppable together and its a damn shame they didnt get along each other.
Greg Tribett was the guitarist for Mudvayne and Hellyeah and he's from Peoria. I wonder if the guy that asked the first question is the Greg Tribett from Mudvayne. If so, he was 17 at the time.
Yes that's him. I went to school with him.
this if fuckin awesome! thanks so much! I wonder what Rob's deal is though. Seems kinda quiet lol
I'm answering to a 5 years old comment but whatever, K.K. Downing said about this in his biography that Rob had his voice strained a little from the singing so he kept quiet in the interviews in this period.
When you re a singer of that style on tour , if you want to finish the tour well , you have to shut up all day except for screaming on stage
Rob was fresh out of rehab at this time and dealing with a lot of shit. He was battling alcoholism and a cocaine addiction in addition to being in a violent relationship. He also attempted to commit suicide.
These guys are fucking Awesome
Best Live band ever. Many of their live recordings are better than the studio.
Glenn wanted to control the band.
Glenn pretty much already pulled all the strings by this time, man.
Judas priest is the greatest band ever. but really.
Fantástico Rob
Dreamer Deceiver You are the coolest girl ever!!!
Glen wasn't stoked at all with KK interrupting him. Rob's way more quiet than usual.
KK did come off kinda douchy and had that, "hey look at me" kind of demeanor goin on.
@@randywissler9923 Ken’s just being himself.. talkative and happy
@@CoolMikey81 were they like that since the turbo era ? wow how did KK MENAGET TO stay their like 2011?
This was a lot of fun to watch
Dunno why they haven’t let Dave Holland sit in here. Scott is always in every interview.
Where is Dave Holland?
No drummer, this is Spinal Tap
You can tell Glenn and kk didn’t get along each other
Yes, just look at Glenn at 9:37 for example, that was so rude and unpleasant to see. After I've read KK's book recently, my whole view on the band and Glenn especially has changed soooooo much. Major disappointment. And I'm talking here about my all-time favorite heavy metal band. However, it's really good that the book came out so now all the fans can find out so many things that were kept in the dark for far too long. KK rocks big time.
@@20thCenturyQueen KK was always a douchebag.
I think he is the coolest one
@@19megamustaine85 You did mean Glenn, haha.
@@boke75 i, guess your right ,its pointless arguing !
It's funny kk saying bands should stick together and he is the one who left Judas Priest. Priest is still putting out great music in 2024.
Where is the drummer?
KK and Glen don't get along, Ian is quiet, and Rob is the leader.
Think Glenn is the boss here.
Where's Dave...
oof
reclaimerReclaimer prolly went after a minor
@@darthlalus rofl !
@@darthlalus Maybe he was playing the flute in "A Minor"
Kk and Glenn are most spoken then, now it's Halford
Dónde está el Sr. Dave Holland, no entendí ni entiendo, por qué nunca se le vio junto a sus compañeros fuera de los escenarios o en los vídeos promocionales de las canciones. Fue, es y será el MEJOR batería que tuvo la banda y no entiendo el por qué de su ausencia en esta entrevista y en las miles que tuvieron el grupo estando él con ellos.
É porque ele não gostava desço. Só tenho uma dele que mostrar ele falando. Nunca sabia a voz dele. Ele não era muito, assim, muito “aparecido.”
De acuerdo con que debería estar ahí por supuesto. Pero decir que fue el mejor batería de la banda....discrepo. Igual fue el batería que necesitaba la banda en ese momento con su toque sencillo, efectivo y sin artificios pero no era el mejor ni de lejos. Las canciones del painkiller simplemente no hubiera podido tocarlas y las que hacía de la década de los 70 las simplificaba enormemente. Para mí el mejor batería que tuvo la banda fue Les Binks. Muchísimo más técnico y preciso (compara las versiones de victim of changes, sinner o exciter del live in Japan con lo que hacía Holland) por otra parte Scott Travis no es tan técnico como Binks pero tiene una pegada increíble. Otro batería enormemente superior aunque solo estuvo en un disco es el increíble Simon Phillips....en fin que no. Holland estuvo bien y fue adecuado para cierto tipo de temas pero no fue el mejor batería que tuvieron los Judas. (En mi opinión por supuesto).
@@felixalonsodepablo7943 I believe Les was the best drummer too. Dave had groove but lacked technique. Scott has technique but lacks groove. Les had both.
It feels like it is some tensions between KK and Tipton
Great first question. Now go hang out in the parking lot and wait for the show.
Rob is right on the audience difference between usa and europe, but since its reversed now !
Were is Dave motherfuckin Holland???
Human
Alrighty then.... :))
checking the teenagers outside?
9:37 Glenn's saying something I can't make out....seems a little sarcastic. Every band has internal turmoil at some level. Here KK seems to try to take over the answering which seems to put off Glenn. That's my impression...could be wrong.
He doesn't say anything
Is that Greg Tribbett from Mudvayne? I think it might be!
Heard that Dave Holland didn't like doing interviews I guess this is proof.
Yea... Where is David
@@Kgio-2112 i I would take a guess and say probably chilling at the hotel, I had read several articles where it talked about he just didn't like doing press conferences or interviews, didn't say why, Neil Peart from Rush was the same way but we know why he didn't like doing them or doing meet and greets.
@@Kgio-2112 Was quite busy tutoring minors.
Rob brubeck and Glenn steward
21:50.... Johnny from karate kid?
I'll bet Ken was awash with fanny back in those days 😉
KK seems speedy
yeah weres dave
It was weird that he wasn't there, and I don't recall anyone ever clarifying that. He may have been sick, but who knows?
(I'm the dorky guy in the headband near the end, the "very heavy metal" look that Glenn mentioned. LOL)
@@wheezerYT recover and sleep at the hotel maybe .
He was already dead at that time
Where’s dave
Dave's not here, man...
Sleeping
KK of high obviously
Glenn's the man!!!!!!! K.K. didn't want Glenn to join, because he knew Glenn was way better than him!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Actually, no.
@@dorcasmeadowes9728 actually yes. Glenn is technically better
@@TheGreatAlan75 i like glens playing better as well but kk is a legend and he's the reason Glenn ever got in Priest in the first place..he asked glenn to join
Kk wrote the heavier stuff better
RIDICULOUS
I hated Turbo - awful