JUDAS PRIEST The Painkiller
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This video is about JUDAS PRIEST The Painkiller
"I've never even heard of a note by Judas priest, so let's do painkiller"
Oh boi
One of the best songs of all time in my opinion.
It's not only your opinion.
It's a fact.
Absolutely!!! Everything about this song is perfect. The drum intro, the guitars, the guitar solos, and The Metal God's voice. I just saw Judas Priest this past summer and the drummer Scott Travis asked the crowd what song do you want to hear and mostly everyone screamed Painkiller.
I second that
Indeed
This And holy wars.
This song should be in the dictionary under the definition of metal.
Fritos Bandito - it is :)
Fritos Bandito I believe vaporizing the sea/in waves is a really good heavy song of triviums they should listen too
my man you know it!!
Priest seems to come out with a speed metal tune every few years or so and Painkiller was the most recent until their new album Firepower came out.
Helló. .Judas Priest is one of the best Metal bands in the World...Rob Halford is the Vocalist and that is Heavy metal...Their albums se different one another..this song in particular...it's the epitome of Power metal and Judas Priest's Lirics. .have different místical beings (Hellion. .Metallian. .The sinner. ..Leather Rebel..the sentinel and so on...
That vocal by Rob Halford is one of the mightiest, deadliest vocals you could hear in heavy metal. Some people just aren't used to this type of mighty screaming vocals.
Love this song, pure expression of metal. Also try their other song "Beyond the Realms of Death".
I agree
Strange to see two people listen to pain killer for the first time and look bored.
If you started listening to metal in the 90s when there started to be a push for 'tough sounding' growl/scream vocals and never heard metal with the more opera-like vocals, you would absolutely think this is pansy shit.
I agree, I remember the first time I heard it - jaw dropped and head kept moving. Replayed the song countless times, this is a masterpiece of a song.
i‘m not the biggest fan, either. that‘s because i started listening to metal based on modern bands, not the classics, i was never the biggest metallica fan either. but i definitely appreciate the classics because i know how important these bands were for the development of metal music in general.
Right, what the fuckma
Edgars N The first time I heard Priest my mind was blown! Halford has a signature voice of the 80s.
If you don't like this, you don't like metal: full stop. Painkiller is state of the art classic heavy metal. Also, Halford is a legend and a legend for a reason.
Rob Halford...THE METAL GOD! One the best voices in metal. His range is ridiculous. New Wave of British Heavy Metal one of the best times in metal history. All the 80's and 90's metal bands all have influences from these guys. Still making music..put out and an album this year.
Mike G
And he can still use that 4 octave range he has. Unlike others, nearly a decade younger than him.
This was more described as speed metal than just regular metal. They rocked the stage when this came out. One of my fav bands. Thank you for reacting to this track!
Priest are one of THE bands, when talking about "how metal shaped into what it is today". Part of the NWOBHV, inspired all the thrash bands of the early to mid 80's, along with Iron Maiden and motorhead. Their contribution to metal in general is nothing but legendary.
So if black sabbath, rainbow (With Dio, RIP!), were "heavy metal", of the early to mid 70's, the new wave of British metal brought more speed, technicality, power and "heaviness" to the scene. Thrash metal was greatly inspired by it and by punk bands' rawness. Being anti mainstream also played a part.
After thrash metal exploded and became very popular, the rest was history... Death metal took things to an extreme, black metal separated from death metal and took a different approach to what "extreme" is and in the 90's, dozens upon dozens of other genres were created (After the big bands of the 80's became the most gigantic bands in general, and metal started to get some rather impressive recognition by the mainstream).
It was a shock to many when Rob came out of the closet ;) But, the leather wear which Priest were famous for, was an inspiration he got from gay bars... One of the greatest voices of heavy metal.
To add to that, NWOBHM is also the direct cause and influence of power metal, including the theatrical vocal styles!
Faraz Oloumi
Indeed!
If you're hearing these vocals for the first time they might be tough on the ears. However, they will grow on you after listening to it a couple of times and you will come to the conclusion that this is one of the best heavy metal songs ever. Also, Rob Halford has a very distinct voice on this album/song, if you go back to the Defenders of the Faith or even Sad Wings of Destiny era you'll see he had a completely different way of singing. If you want to check out this band again I recommend Victim of Changes.
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And if you do Victim Of Changes, make it the live version from the 1979 'Unleashed In The East' album if you can find it. Amazing.
The Ripper is also a must listen!
I would recommend Beyond The Realms Of Death. It is metal, but kinda Fade to Black style (more close to not used to that hard rocking). It is melodic Sori could like that and have absolutely one of best metal solos - it is emotional and technical in the same time so Vin could like that too :)
Priest's are one of my fav. And Halford is Metal God ;)
That is a pretty epic song as well. Truth of the matter is that Judas has a great catalog to choose from.
Rob Halford is the vocalist and he is widely considered the best metal vocalist ever. I love his high notes, and I cant really imagine how people dont like em. I have never met someone who does not like his vocals, but if you have never listened to such vocalists I guess it might be weird...
Listen to primal fear and lost horizon/heed
Orange Man his voice is not entirely what you heard here though. He has a rich booming baritone, as well as notes only dogs can hear and that is the real reason he is considered to be so good. Because he is not a one trick pony like other metal vocalists. He can fly across octaves in seconds. But yes, at the end of the day it is about taste.
I am a huge King Diamond fan, but i can't stand Halford over a minute.
Hypocrisy that is seriously surprising for me. I have legit never met someone who does not like Robs vocals. I guess its one of those universally likable voices that only few people dislike.
for me its the opposite, I had a harder time taking mr diamond seriously than halford in terms of lyrics and vocals. Diamond misses power and mid range but overal he can sing very high and can go low.
Headphones are a must have for this track
I'm sad you don't like Rob Halford's vocals. The higher octave vocals is very 80s (and pre-Grunge 90s), so it's an artifact of its time in a way, though you can still find metal genres that use that sort of singing. Halford is amazingly talented and has a large vocal range; Google says from C#2 to C6, so 4 octaves. You might have to listen to a lot of 80s metal bands to pick up on how much more talented he is than most singers
Check the archives .. 😉
That can’t be disputed, the man can sing like crazy ... I wish he’d have timed it down a bit for this song though
But toning it down would be antithetical to the 80s, a decade of excess lol
A good musical counterpoint to this song from this album might be "A Touch of Evil" which isn't about actual evil, but about BDSM lol
I've always seen the song lyrics in a different way. Rob has dealt with the homosexuality thing his whole career. The church for instance sees homosexuality as a sin and evil so "a touch of evil" sounds to me like he's talking about that. The song IS about evil, BUT he has hinted on the sexuality thing in interviews when talking about that song as well..
For sure, I can see that, and is probably more correct:
"A dark angel of sin
Preying deep from within
Come take me in
I'm so afraid
But I still feed the flame"
Judas Priest (The singer Rob Halford) is actually responsible for creating the leatherwear fashion among rock/metal fans. :)
You "just" listened to the most metal song ever made.
You heard Hallowed Be Thy Name by Iron Maiden.
You heard PainKiller by Judas Priest
Now listen to Ace of Spades by Motorhead.
That's the minimal guide to the new wave of British Heavy Metal that paved the way for Metal of the next era. :)
nikhilnagaraj agreed ace of spades should be next 🤘
Or born to raise hell by motorhead
nikhilnagaraj and then Def Leppard- On through the night
Absolutely. No argument possible. Can't do Maiden and Priest and leave out Motorhead
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Rob Halford is the metal god. Check out Victim of Changes.
kpjr1964 yes they really should
Victim of Changes, my favorite Priest song!!
not "the" metal god but one of them
No he is the Metal God..He "coined" (and even made a song about it..) that phrase and is the only one who can live up to it..
+JFPriest - Rob also has said that on his credit crad, his name reads, "The Metal God", but that might be a joke :)
This is probably the most metal song EVER written.
Bonifide masterpiece!
Painkiller isnt a concept album but describing the album art is the easiest way to put it
KK Downing and Glen Tipton are bad ass guitarist! Rob Halford the singer has quite a range and isn't always this high sounding in all their songs. As you reach further into their catalog I think you would get hooked!
I suggest maybe Another Thing Coming or Hellion/Electric Eye which is my favorite! The whole Screaming For Vengeance album is good.
I second Electric Eye
Totally "Screaming for Vengeance" album is pure gold !
I'll leave this here for inquiring minds th-cam.com/video/yMVV_HsHcX0/w-d-xo.html
I love Judas Priest but this is probably my least favorite song by them because I don't like Rob Halford shrieking the entire time.
expand your musical limitations Vin and Sori.
That’s the goal !
"Judas Priest, I guess these guys are metal too?" lmao, come on Vin!, you are kidding right?!
You mean they're THE metal
@@BerserkerRider94 correct!
This song is the pure definition of heavy metal! I always feel like thrashing the room when I play this song ;-)
This dude is the king of metal
Can’t believe the disrespect
More stupid they are, less they understand metal
As respected as Rob Halford is, his vocal style isn't for everyone.
I love me some metal, but at first I had to learn how to like his singing style, this band is definitely not "first metal band" material folks, an acquired taste I would even say
My word, that has to be the most sedate reaction to one of the finest opening series of notes to a solo ever!
"I guess these guys are metal too..." hahahaha lol...dude..these guys are the DEFINITION of Metal
The only band from the 80's that can still release a killer album in 2018.
"brighter than a thousand suns" is, from what i understand a reference to the "trinity test" when US detonated a atomic bomb out somewhere in arizona i think it was ... the blast was described as "brighter than a thousand suns"
Lead singer is Rob Halford - widely regarded as one of the great metal singers. Definitely a different tone. Will be interested when you listen to King Diamond/Mercyful Fate...even more extreme vocally. This album is not a concept album...especially in older metal lyrics are sometimes vague or simple or just jump on some concept and goes with it. Judas Priest is definitely one of the foundational metal bands...have to understand in their prime/start they were the extreme of the extreme even though today we listen and it feels mainstream.
All correct except they were not in their prime when they recorded this album. Painkiller was a turning point for the band and the whole metal scene but it came out in 1990... Judas Priest has been around since the 70's and they weren't this extreme
King Diamond is all falsetto. He doesn't even reach Halford's knees.
I did not mean to imply this particular song was their prime...to be honest I do not like this song much and feel this is when Priest sort of sold out to try and sound thrash or more modern to the current era. I meant to say when Priest started in the mid 70s they were the most extreme metal of that generation but listening to it today we would not understand that it was extreme because it sounds tame compared to some of what came after.
King Diamond is a falsetto God man.
Judas Priest started in mid-70s and are definitely one of the greatest Metal bands. You’ll probably get lots of suggestions for other JP songs, but one I suggest that is the total opposite of Painkiller, with beautiful Halford vocals, is a gem called Last Rose of Summer. It’ll surprise you.
Not just a metal band...they are the metal gods!!!
I'm glad i found your channel, watching you guys react to Metal Classics makes me smile everytime.
This whole album beats the shit out of everything!!!!!!!!!!
Needs an another Judas Priest song to react to.
Hellion/Electric Eye
The Sentinel
Victim of Changes
And something a bit different, proto heavy metal... Rainbow - Kill The King
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11DNA11 just .. all of it ;) hehe
Oh, fun fact! The whole leather and metal spikes look that we associate with a lot of heavy metal really took off with Judas Priest, and which came from Halford's involvement in the gay BDSM scene in the 70s ;)
That’s legit! Didn’t even know. That’s probably why I was rockin black nail polish in HS!! -Vin
Rob Halford vocals would slaughter any metal vocalist from the 90's to today hands down, amazing vocal range, no one has or ever will sound like him.
This is the metalhead's version of the Second Coming. Absolute masterpiece.
So sad that you couldn't appreciate the vocals by the great Halford.
This is exactly why people who like old-school-metal love it. Classic, strong, melodic. The other will fade away. This will live on!!!
Wow, have never heard ROB HALFORD criticized before. HALFORD is the best metal singer of all time...better than Ozzy Osbourne, better than Ronnie James Dio, and sure as hell is better than Bruce Dickenson. He did sing this song all high-pitched (not falsetto, it's full-voiced), which is unusual...other tunes show his 4-octave range better. Different stokes guys...as far as I'm concerned, you just shit on the Mona Lisa, but I'll continue to watch anyways...lol
He's into the 90's and 2000's groove, nu metal and grunge
Better than Ozzy, but not Ronnie or Bruce. He's into angsty metal, mainly nu metal and some bullshit alternative metal while she's a newbie, give them a chance, I'm sure they'll progress musically. If they can't well metal is not for everyone
Gabriele Leone halfords fight era or his crucible album. Still he sings high but it also sounds like the era of grunge and 2000s
I doubt better than a young Sebastian Bach or Miljenko Matijevic.
Consolous Robs solo band already blew maiden away in 2000-2002 when maiden did their brave new world tour. As for sebastian, their range is similar as far as I know but keep in mind that bastian is a lot younger than rob.
Sorry but talking about Heavy Metal and not knowing Judas Priest / Rob Halford is like talking about Rock 'n' Roll and never having heard about The Rolling Stones.
I remember this song STRAIGHT knockin' me on my ass when it first came out. Sure there heavier bands out there, but I had NO idea JP could pull something like THIS off.
It was extremely heavy !!
Yeah. Before this, they were more hard rock, then power metal. Then they put forth this album. Painkiller is STILL one of the heaviest songs out there, 30 years later. It was such a shock.
VinAnd Sori As far as those vocals go, I think it's just an adaptive thing (like getting used to death or black metal vocals.) Halford went ALL out on that track. He usually dials it back a bit on older tracks. Know you have millions of requests, but I'd love to have you check out Legion by Saviour Machine.
It seems like it would be hell to play on the drums
VinAnd Sori That intro would DEFINITELY be a beast to pull off.
The vocals fit perfectly the theme and music, it is one of the best metal songs ever
Vinn I am surprised that you have never heard Judas priest before you know alot of metal bands....but great reaction as always keep up the great work you both gald I subscribed ..... remember keep one fist in the air and one foot in the gutter
“I don’t like the vocals”?! Haha haha yeah right 😂
Rob halford is the metal God, best metal vocalist ever
Him vs Mercury vocally i dunno
VinAnd Sori check out beyond the realms of death, some heads are gonna roll, or lighting strikes
VinAnd Sori On what planet is Freddie Mercury a metal vocalist? Greatest rock/pop vocalist ever but metal? No way.
Mercury is greatest singer in rock but his style would be really out of place in a heavy song.
Mika Ranta Mercury did quite a few metal songs, he’d sound great
The painkiller is just a savior in metal. Heavy metal is the savior of us metal heads dude
he was hitting notes very few metal singers can hit , rob halford can sing low and high , he's one of the best , this is a legendary song from a legendary singer but not all music is for all people
Rob Halford doesn't sing in a falsetto. He's actually hitting the notes with Power. His range is incredible.
I meant to put this in with my previous entry
THE PRIEST!!!! Please, try a few from the other albums, they are so eclectic it's mind-boggling|!
Definitely try "Victim of Change" th-cam.com/video/EKSU1W0ZUmQ/w-d-xo.html from Judas Priest
Go for a classic such as Screaming For Vengeance.
Hellion/ Electric Eye - but Screaming for Vengeance is awesome also.
You'd have to be raised with true Metal to understand. You're not to be blamed for not getting it. But kudos for not being as ignorant as many fools who misinterpret the art of classic Metal. Also, well done inspecting the lyrics and story.i am a stubborn Hesher and I am not mad at this video. Haha.
Try - The beginning of the end..
Thanks for this reaction. Saw this band live in Las Vegas for the Painkiller tour...it was good. Keep up the good reactions...see ya....
I love Judas priest. Electric eye is my favorite song. Yall review a ton of my favorite music. Would really love to see an Impending Doom reaction for either Murderer or Deceiver. I've seen a lot of videos where you guys stop the music and give input on lyrics due to personal experiences like with slipknots snuff reaction and you guys were spot on with everything that was said. I'm not a Christian, but I absolutely enjoy that you are unapologetic about your faith. And the detail that you went into in the Holy war by Thy Art is Murder reaction was stunning; had me thinking in a new light about not just the song, but religious wars and everything. You two are great, keep it up.
I like how you said “how can you be so passionate about science fiction” then you compared him to your Jesus. Lol
“His” Jesus is also your Jesus...you’ll know in due time. God Bless you dude
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 LOL
Technically a zombie is horror.....😁
@@theangryleftist But Jesus wasn't a zombie.
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Amen.
Brings back memories of just getting into High school, and I would say the crossover album to the heavier stuff later. A classic for the production and musicianship put into it and take into consideration it was released very early 90's. Still listen to it to date. The whole album is brilliant in my opinion. Thanks for this 😊
The vocalist is Rob Halford. He's also known as the Metal God. He's the greatest metal vocalist of all time.
Judas Priest started in... 1969
.. so, there a bit before all the other metal bands, and in fact, lots of metal bands were influenced by them.
They have quite a catalogue, and this is a real pleasure to get right back in it, songs i've got originally on tape.
I'm am used to the high pitch that Mr Halford is using. I enjoy the wide range he's capable of.
And also all the other way of singing in metal, clean or not, growl or not whatsoever, if the music is great, go for it! (and by music i also mean the vocals).
This is a masterpiece in metal, really heavy, and fast, and hard. The note he is keeping at the end, it's just amazing.
Just love it.
How are you metal fans and not have listened to Priest?!
I like your react videos, I'm just saying....
For something completely different and just as legendary, Judas Priest - Beyond The Realms of Death.
As far as I know, Rob Halford has only ever used his "mosquito" voice on this track. At least exclusively. And it's obviously a conscious decision.
I suppose he wanted to make his voice sound sharp as steel. And he does, indeed, sound sharp here. Almost painful at times.
Omgg you just discarded one of the best vocalists in metal rob has an insaneeee voice i get not liking but "i can hit notes too"??? Damn
Ya Sori is delusional... lol that guy is an all-timer, my issue was I felt like he needed to dial it back
World history ask Pavoratti
@@VinAndSori 😂😂
When people ask me what metal music its like i always say listen to painkiller
Judas Priest - Beyond the Realm of Death for next Priest song.
Excellent song :)
Yes. From the '70s. Ballady. Great lyrics. Fantastic solo. Should garner new appreciation for JP and vintage Halford. I think it's a more interesting song from their catalog for these two in particular to react to and breakdown.
And basically anything off Defenders of the faith is stellar.
"tone down the vocals?" Dude? Come on!
I think you make a very good point about how you are conditioned to the music you come up with. Rob Halford is considered, by many of us old farts, as the godfather of metal vocals. Arguably the best metal vocalist of all time.
Out of all the metal i listen to old school & new school if someone asks me to define heavy metal i'd show them this song. Rob Halford's vocals are high pitch on this song but his versatility is insane. He is easily the greatest metal vocalist of all time in my opinion, you guys can't just jump to conclusions with one song, if you liked this musically you must listen to more Judas Priest!!
How about some Dio ...
dEBA Maisnam yeah please Rainbow in the dark
Stargazer!
Heaven and Hell
I'm worried they'd look bored listening to Dio, if this video is anything to go by.
Hell yeah!!!
Rob’s voice is definitely an acquired taste. Much like drinking a Heineken.
Give them shit about singing passionately about something “science fiction” (at 12:34) then within 5 minutes later draw direct comparison to biblical stories...so which is it?
maybe they should do creeping death (if they havent already)>
Rob Hanford is the singer and even in his early 60’s he still has that vocal range. No one else could even fill his shoes.
Candlemass - Solitude (Doom Metal)
With Messiah on vocals!
If yall like the song but aren't sold on the vocals, check out the cover done by Death, its honestly probably one of my favorite versions of the song
Dimmu Borgir- Progenies Of The Great Apocalypse
Thank you for choosing this!!! I love it
Painkiller was no way a concept album by Priest. Nostradamus was though.
How can you be literally almost 30 years old and not heard a single song of judas priest?i will never understand things like that in this planet jaja but i know you will love it 😍😍😍
This guys just don’t know what they talking about.
These*
Sad but true!
If you want to see where this type of Metal comes from and who does what, where in the band, take a lookie here:
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Nevermore - This Godless Endeavor
So much yes on this!
Judas Priest -- "Metal Gods" "Hell bent for leather" live video from "Rising in the East" concert. Lead singer name is Rob Halford...
Not fanboying here at all but Halford is one of the best metal vocalists of all time, right up there with Dio
No disrespecting Dio, the man is a legend and rightly so... but Rob has him beat, hands down.
For male vocalists in classic metal, meaning 70s up to early 90s, I think Rob is the clear master, at least as far as technique and range goes.
Dio and Bruce Dickinson are up there with him *if* you include personal taste and how good they are in "context" meaning how well they fit their style of music e.g if I had to choose between Bruce or Rob singing Run to the Hills I ofc take Bruce over Rob but if you were to put them both on a neutral song Id most likely pick Rob 9 times out of 10.
@@F1rstWorldNomaD Im the exact opposite, I'd pick Dickinson over Halford 9 times out of 10
@@adamhendrickson512 fair enough, different strokes 😉👍
You need to also understand some more context of what went down with this band prior to the release of this album. This album fallowed a really messy court trial the band was involved in, which was about young adults who made a suicide pact with each other. The two men (18 and 20 years old) spent six hours listening to the Judas Priest record, Stained Class, while drinking and smoking marijuana which ended with each taking a turn putting a shotgun to their face and pulling the trigger. One of them died instantly but the other survived.
The surviving victim and his parents sued the band, claiming that the band had planted subliminal messages in the song, Better By You Better Than Me", that when played backwards you can subjectively here the words "Do It" over and over. They played the song backwards and forwards and backwards sped up over and over during the trial. However, it was determined that the victims substance abuse was ultimately to blame for the suicide pact he and his friend made that day, and the band was never claimed responsible for the events that transpired. Painkiller is the result of that trial. The band had a lot of pent up anger and frustration after that trial and it really shows on this song and this album. You wish the singer would have held back, but I disagree. That singing is what this song needed. It's part of what makes this song so awesome!
Whoa man! Mind Blown. I’m sure they were pissed ! And I’m also sure they saved more lives by giving the kids an outlet !!
Keep them coming guys! Get some Trivium in the rotation too. “The Sin and the Sentence” is a good one to start with
This song grabs you by throat and doesn’t let go from Beginning to end. Jesus 💯
EPICA
CONSIGN TO OBLIVION
LIVE AT THE ZENITH
YEEEEEEEEEEESSSS
Yes! Needs to happen
IT HAS TO FREAKING HAPPEN !
Oh my what a freakin good Suggestion! This has to and must happen
In the mid 70's, while alice cooper was becoming vary famous, and deep purple was was broken up (for a while), Richie Blackmore and Dio formed Rainbow, and Judas Priest released their second album.
Thus, was the birth of power metal, and it's infamous use of operatic vocals to make their voices louder than anyone had ever been before.
Shortly after Mr Bruce Dickinson joined in on the epic history of this superior form of metal, and inspired many more countless metal bands to come.
After this, the invasion of the N.W.O.B.H.M. was afoot, America, knew not what was in store for them.
This invasion was met with both praise and outrage, but ultimately, victory was to the invaders.
you may not like Rob's voice right now, but you will, you will yearn for the sound of those steel lungs, the high pitched bellows will ring in your ears, encouraging your thirst for more.
If you want to hear Rob Halford at his absolute best, listen to Resurrection, the title track from his debut solo album.
It's funny to see 2 clueless people listen to metal this whole album defines metal!!!!
You are right about the Angel bit... that mascot is also on the cover of their album Angel of Retribution. SO you are definitley onto something! Cool!
Accept - Fast as a shark!!
Monsters of rock is better than the album version imo🤘
PainKiller is the antithesis of Metal. This song is absolutely perfect. Real Metal heads really get this song all day long ... that and Sori is a babe...
A touch of evil from the same album, his vocals are not as high. That is by far my fave song o the album. I wish you would like the vocals but that's what is great about metal, there is something for everyone.
One best song of all time just listen 👂 let your self go
Try THE SENTINEL by priest guys, awesome as always, do.more.Ghost! :)
They never played like this in previous albums, which is why this album was a pivot point for them
Would've started with Victim of Changes for Priest. This album is more of a strange resurgence in their career in the 90s
This is one of the greatest metal songs of all time along with Master of Puppets, Hallowed Be They Name, Holly Wars, Angel of Death and War Pigs.
so if its science fiction he shouldnt put passion in it? i dont get it, passion is passion. it should always be appreciated for what is. This singing takes enourmous skill, yes u too can also "hit" notes. but you are female and he is a 60 year old guy singing a female range for seven minutes. i get it that u dont like it just like i dont like golf or whatever. but the talent is otherwordly wihout doubt.
oh yea, and hearing his singing live is amazing it pierces throuh you. everyone stands in awe when rob halford is singing live.
Well that was my next question... can he pull this off live?
yes he can, and he can sing "beautifully" too. Check out Diamonds and Rust live in Japan for a nice ballad.
Hear hear
The vocalist is Rob Halford and considered a MASSIVE inspiration in the metal scene for vocals, and one of the best vocalist of our time, personally I love his works, but I suppose I can see how people don’t enjoy it as much, try listening to more of their songs and you’ll see why, it’s his style, if you want to see his harmony style listen to Angel it’s beautiful
Orphaned Land - All Is One/Brother/Let The Truce Be Know (pick one...or all)
Fuck Yea! Why hasn't anyone done any Orphaned Land reactions yet?! Best Middle-Eastern prog metal band, by faaaaaar!
Faraz Oloumi some other channels have made reactions to Orphaned Land but got to say that very few have done it.
Oh yes. Definitely. Also, the entire Mabool album.
The vocals fit the song perfectly
You obviously know nothing of metal
METALSCAVENGER78 I don't think they know much about anything.
Haha,that's true
haha..Agreed
So true.
Yeah no shit, what the fuck are they hearing!
Priest can be completely self-indulgent, frantic aggro lunacy, and they're very much a product of their time, but they can be terrific fun.