Judas Priest - Genocide (live 1978, great version!)
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Judas Priest giving an absolute killer performance of Genocide at the Koseinenkin Hall, Tokyo, Japan on 31st July 1978. Audio comes straight from the soundboard so it's excellent quality-wise too!
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They were young and hungry and had something to prove playing metal music ahead of it's time, this era is the heavy metal blueprint
My favorite Priest song
Genocide and Tyrant should stay in their set
My words, Tiger! I love both songs because of its modern sound. Tyrant aged better than Genocide tho.
Absolutely!
Absolutely devastating! !!!!! This song makes the hair stand up on the back of my head still after over 40 years ago! !!!!!! A true metal classic unmatched by anything even today! !!!!! Long live old judas priest!!!!!!!!
I can't stop listening to this version. I had no real idea of how good Glen Tipton and company were, even though I've been listening to them my whole life. Awesome.
The sound begins with the drums and bass. Hill and Binks were a unit.
This is by far the best version of Judas Priest there ever was, with Les Binks.
yeah better than the kiddy fiddler that came after
And Simon Phillips was awesome too
@@Shads62 the kiddy fiddler was by far the best drummer, since their best lives are in his period, also his skills are awesome that s why also they were their best besides everyone's else skills ofc but either way the others were always the same. 2ond i d say scott travis. He replaced him perfectly, without any loss, and maybe even better his playstyle for that heavier thing they went for with painkiller and later...
@@PsyChoChiRcuS some of that might have been in english
@@Shads62 if you quit of steroids for a single moment, you ll really see that pretty much everything was in english.
wow best version of GENOCIDE ever ! lots of impro
The GREATEST live performance in metal history.....
Just heard it for the first time. I'm pretty much speechless. Ruthless power
@@michaelstone7896 lucky you.
love this extended version. bootlegs are usually the only place to hear the true bands.
....and on Gigs!!!
eh, to be honest, this intro is kinda dumb.
The Unleashed In The East versionnis imo the definitive version of this song.
Les was the perfect drummer for Priest, in my opinion!!
Agreed.
You are correct sir!
I've always stated that Les Binks was my favourite Priest drummer, and always will. Was a big inspiration and one of the reasons I started playing drums 40+ years ago. I would have loved to see them back then
actually after les judas got a more pop sound, finishing in shits like turbo. With travis they came back to the heavy side of rock.
+ginnungaga3 Perhaps Turbo and even Defenders was borderline 'pop'-ish, but I wouldn't generally classify British Steel, Point of Entry or Screaming for Vengeance as 'pop sound'...3 kick-ass classic metal albums maybe...
Rob's voice was AWESOME and full of passion.
Late reply, but yes. His range is phenomenal, but his charisma and attitude and the little flourishes he does make him great.
Bug4plastikoffin
I was turned on to Judas Priest in 1979 …. My first show …. It’s all been down hill since then 😇
Sin after Sin !!😊
🎸
Killer version!!!!! Les Binks was a beast!
Thanks from Italy
Sin after sin I have endured
Yet the wounds I bear are the wounds of love
As BOC proclaimed, "all my wounds are on the inside."
@@Rainman9753 who is BOC?
Blue Oyster Cult
Tipton kills it- Binks great drummer
what killer riffing,!
This album is the reason Dave Mustaine got threw outta his home and became a legend. HAIL TO THE PRIEST!!
A men to that brother! No Priest no Big4!!!!!
This should be in a museum. Love the bass mix in this recording as well
Wow, this is pure metal fire power!! Love this track. xx
Crazy good version! Kind of reminds me of when bands like Deep Purple would put out monstrous jams like this back in the day.
Funny reading the post of who was the best drummer for JP - Hands down it was Les Binks! Even the band realized that and got Scott Travis for the similar style. But for the Dave Holland haters - Dave was a professional he had his own style and could copy what Les Binks did in the songs that he did. But Dave Holland did not play the same. Dave was a hired pro just like Binks was; but two different drummers. Binks had a bit more in the bag of tricks than Dave.
He couldnt copy binks. Dave had stiff arms and could rarely do a good roll. Although dave did kick ass with rapid fire
@@Kgio-2112 Of course Les was the best. But respect to Dave for being metronomically regular, precise and reliable. He was really giving them solid rhythmic base to rely on. Les gave them even more on top of that.
@@greg-warsaw4708 Dave was a tremendous drummer. Probably a little underrated. He just lacked doing good fills, especially live. Other than that, one hell of a drummer.
Judas Priest the masters of metal even back in the seventies they kicked ass🎸💥
Holy crap you can actually hear Ian Hill's bass here.
in all 70's albums you can hear him clear as crisp
Your title did not lie - this is *great* version! Thank you!
wow guitar sound epic as fuuuuuuccckkkk
The Mighty Priest! A favorite version of an incredible, old Metal tune when things were good..HAIL JUDAS PRIEST!!
'77-'78 was the optimal years for Rob's voice live.
Disagree. Ram it Down Tour
Nope.
What you tend to find with live recordings of Rob is that in this period he has a more clean perfect youthful voice, could easily have done musical theatre. Whereas in the 80s, discounting the occasions where his voice is rough, no doubt due to his drink/drugs issues, his voice is stronger, more mature but has a more "metal" sound that cuts through and is more aggressive, so more like his trademark sound, yet loses some of the effortless soaring beautiful sound you hear in this recording.
@@PinkFloydBootlegs I agree with you
He had a different style of singing, but IMO, on the Ram It Down tour (Mercenaries of Metal Tour) his voice was better than ever.
Sensational version of a sensational song.....
METAL DOSE NOT GET BETTER THAN THIS. ALL HAIL TO THE METAL GOD.
I treasure these live Binks Era recordings. Thanks for posting
This might be the best live JP performance ever - good gawd amighty this is right-e-o.
wowwwwwwwwwwwwww! Old Priest, that I like it! with Les Fuckin' Binks on drums!
This is real music
This song is just unbelievably groovy and dancing on the edge of insanity and mayhem. I love it!
Not a soundboard recording, but an incredible audience recording!
This is my people we conquer everything
'GRANDIOSE'!!!!!
Amazing, professional-quality soundboard recording!! It's very unfortunate that the soundboard version of this particular Japanese show wasn't recorded in its entirety. I would have loved to hear how "Exciter", "Better By You, Better Than Me", "The Ripper" and "Sinner" would have sounded like during the Stained Class tour, in the same full sonic clarity like this live recording of "Genocide."
***** That's terrific!! Unfortunately, I wasn't even born yet at the time when the Priest was in their pre-leather era, when they were revolutionizing and modernizing the heavy metal. Which show for the Judas Priest's Stained Class tour were you at in 1978? And do you recall when their show-opener "Exciter" was played live, was it with Mussorgsky's classical music piece "Great Gate of Kiev" serving as an intro played on tape, or did the band just jumped straight into the song with Les Binks playing the opening drum solo as it was on the original studio version? Many thanks in advance, and I hope you can provide some info, however much you can.
Emmitt Ibrahim i saw them in march of 78 in houston tx. it was my first concert. they opened for foghat and bachman turner overdrive. they did open with a classical piece. i never knew what it was called. halford was wearing apriest outfit and carrying abottle of wine. they freaked everyone out. we did'nt even know there was to be a third band. i was hooked.
weaselkj
It's this:
play.google.com/music/m/Tlynlwdhgbsbtjxvf56tsuejyma?t=Mussorgsky_Pictures_At_An_Exhibition_The_Great_Gate_Of_Kiev_-_Chicago_Symphony_Orchestra
Specifically the last minute or so of it .You can also hear it here, at the start of this Priest live in Japan footage from 1978:
th-cam.com/video/GShr13m0UZ8/w-d-xo.html
Fantastic recording. Saved forever now. Unless of course we blow up the planet.
And yes i did just comment on a 9 yr old comment.
🤘'78 was my first Priest show in a tiny venue in N.J. Those were shows! no curfew and bands really showed their chops! sad for todays concert goers, you'll never know what a concert that goes till 2 am because the band is feeding off the crowd feels like. not just a recital of material with pre-programmed encors
Enorme son ! La grande époque de Judas. Quels gratteux !
Big thanx to The Priest's Boot !
Some people don't know Judas Priest. Put that in your pipe and smoke it. Just heard this for the first time and it strengthens makes a case for perhaps my favorite priest song. 2nd place votes for Tyrant Steeler and Grinder
all hail "Grinder"
I really wish that they would release these early live tracks. Amazing stuff.
Priest! It gets in your head.
I'd love to see this live!
Me too. I'd kill for this!!!!
Incredibly wicked..I love Judas Priest forever..
I heard this version at the Palladium NYC 1979. Tipton did a killer solo. Les binks was a Beast. Unleashed in the East tour.
That tone is so amazing.
Les freakin Binks!!!!
Extraordinaria version del tema,con la mejor line up de la banda!!!!grandisimo Les Binks..
By far THE best version ever! Bands these days could never come close to this ferocity.
The guys were truly on their best this evening! Just absolutely brilliant..Les Binks was attacking his kit with a vengeance..This is Metal At it’s best
Judas Priest beste Heavy Metal Band aller Zeiten👍👍👍👍👍 Unerreichbar👍👍👍👍👍
This song is soundtrack to my life
this is leaps and bounds better than the Unleashed In The East version!!
wish I would of heard it when I was a teenager in the 80's....better late than never.
They actually played it this entire length (13 minutes) during the shows recorded for Unleashed, but they shortened the intro and center parts on the album =/.. which sucks because the middle is sooo damn heavy!!
Gonna have to disagree, all these years later. This version is awesome - love the extended parts - but no song featured on Unleashed In the East can there be better live versions found. Unleashed In the East is the best Priest album ever.
@@williamarnold9821
You are correct, sir. There are no live albums which can touch Unleashed In The East. AC/DC’s If You Want Blood…is close but still falls short. Pat Travers Go For What You Know is also close but…not as good as Unleashed. However, it’s interesting that there is a common thread running between the Priest and Travers live albums: BOTH are produced by Tom Allom!
@William Arnold ...yep...
Unleashed in the East is the Best...every song
F U C K Y ES!
Thanks so much for this, band was on fire here!
Hey Halford it would be incredible to have KK sit in play this for the 50th.
KK's got his own priest now.
Not something he can decide.
The amazing,raw makings of the Vibes to be called METAL!
I had this bootleg CD years ago, left it in the dash of my truck and was ruined by the sunlight and heat.
You've got some classic stuff here my friend, very choice selections. Thank you for sharing them with me. Big Priest fan here, BIG fan.
Fantastic. I was very disappointed when they dropped Genocide on the British Steel tour.
Dave Holland would not be capable to play a track like this
Excellent bootleg! Thanks
Witness the birth of heavy metal
Nah, that was Black Sabbath's debut album.
Super koncert stara gwardia nigdy nie do zdarcia młodzi uczcie się na starych wygach.
This kills
Súper version!!!! Una de mis rolas preferidas de JP!! Los solos de guitarra son increibles!!!)
Outstanding performance period
merci pour ce partage !
Brilliant.
Amazing version! La bataca de Les Bink es impresionante!!!!
This is Fuckin´ awesome....great version,taken from their `Stained Class`Japanese Tour July 1978
agreed...makes the original even more sentional!
Killer!!!
I’M NOT WORTHY
I’M NOT WORTHY
I’M NOT WORRRRTHYYY…!!!!!
Thank you!
Phenomenal! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
wow! thanx for the upload
Fuckin kick ass !! Thanks for sharing !!!
Pinnacle
Sensacional!!!
fuck yeahhh!!!!!!!
Total Genocide very very cool
I like the vocals better when they are post soundboard so you can hear the room and the effects.
Young Halford don't need no effects.
Well I've seen them live since the seventies and there's always some vocal effect incorporated, there has to be. Whether it be the natural effects of the room or a echo/delay processor.
FUCK YEA !! THE HAIRS ARE STANDING UP ON MY BALD HEAD !! 🔊🎸🎸🕪
I need more soundboard recordings from this gig or tour, it sounds amazing!! Anywone?
Total
Sayonara!
This was right before they embraced the leather image!!!
This rules as does your website. ✔️
Fucking Nora! That intro!!!!!!
great quality!!...love this intro..is that TIPTON?
Yes
Yes, this song is Tipton's baby and it is equal to Victim Of Changes in that it shows evolution of the band and Glenn as a writer. Both VoC and this appeared on Sad Wings but they also both existed before, '71 and '74 respectively, but both started out significantly different from the versions at the time of this recording. Genocide was originally a 3 and a half minute dud without much energy, it sounds similar to what Glenn did in Flying Hat Band(pre-JP), was trying to be a Doom Metal type song but it evolved into a roaring metal monster thanks to the constant touring and developing the song.
6:44 Tipton breaks into the solo in the end of Hero’s End on Stained Class. So awesome!
ロブの声が若い！！
The powers that be are stopping my
When was the last year JUDAS PRIEST performed, "Genocide" live?
I know it's been many, many years.
Halford, with his band, performed that song in the Resurrection Tour, more than 10 years ago; but I know he performed it circa 2006
Well it's from Sad Wings of Destiny so probably 75' or 76'
It was last played live by Priest in 1980 on the British Steel tour.
@@abuelotungstenum6505 that HALFORD live album is amazing. The version of Genocide on that album is the best Ive ever heard.
@@rickperry3525 yes , and bieleve it or not Dave did all the part including the double kick moment .
I remember stealing a Priest album from my Dad, I got caught 😂
1978... The year of Priest, even though Killing Machine was already a calculated step away from Stained Class' perfection. Sucks that Stained Class' songs didn't stay on the set list for very long. Only Beyond the Realms of Death became a staple, really. At least White Heat Red Hot, Exciter and Stained Class should've survived.
10:54 Hendrix power
Try following that
The BEST live version of Genoside ever recorded is on HALFORD Live Insurrection.
I love Priest, but I speak the truth.
You'll thank me later.
That's gotta be my favorite live album of all time. Everything on it is amazing
Holy fuck. My head just blew off. I was 8 minutes old when I re-heard that version for the first time. Have the album. Ashamed its dusty . IMO Robs best vocals ever. Great collective performance but imagine those vocals with the original members. Gonna listen to that whole album right now.
I'm thanking you and in debt beyond repayment
I'm ashamed I've overlooked Halford and these tracks are new to me. This version of the priest classics is fn insane. I'm like a kid on xmas morning
I actually had never heard the HALFORD Live Insurrection version, so I previewed it on iTunes & ended up buying the album. It's pretty fucking awesome, but I have to say I prefer the clean vocals (not to mention the guitar work by Tipton & Downing) on the early versions. The original studio recording is (obviously) way too slow, so for me, the best versions will always be the late-70s live performances. Unleashed remains the champ in my books! But thanks or the tip!
GINO (DECEDE
ROBIN METIVIER (DECEDE