Judas Priest - Painkiller (Epitaph) | Reaction
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I was a studio engineer in the mid eighties and that drummer(Scott Travis) booked a Friday night in my studio in Virginia Beach to record a demo to take Los Angeles to see if he could make it big. He actually told me he wanted to be the drummer for Judas Priest. Dreams really do come true. He’s been with them now for 33 years. He is one of the very best ever! He’s best known for the speed of his feet on those kick drums. He is also just shy of 7 feet tall, you can tell when he stands at the end of the song. Richie Faulkner the guitar player playing the Flying V was playing a lead ata concert a couple of years ago while he was having a heart attack. They said he survived because the ambulance was back stage and the hospital was only down the street from the venue \mXm/
and somehow Metal gods from above also protecting Ritchie
Rob Halford is a mature vocalist. He may not be able to do the insanely acrobatic vocals of his youth, but he still has an awesome voice.
saw them last year, was blown away that Rob has still got it at his age....check out victim of changes or dreamer/deceiver to hear his full range
Night crawler too.
Judas Priest is another Pandora's box. Rob Halford is possibly my all time favourite vocalist.
Songs to check out (live versions):
- Victim of Changes
- The Sentinel
- Dreamer/Dreamer Deceiver
- Diamonds and Rust
- Desert Plains
- Starbreaker
- Heading out to the Highway
rob halford is literally 70 years old still touring and singing like that
I Listen to every part at once and hear every lyric. Your brain will adjust to what you hear and play regularly. I also sing and play rhythm guitar in metal, hard rock, and southern rock.
on that live clip of Painkiller that drummer started playing Scarified by Racer X drum intro that is so cool
I saw Judas Priest live just last year at the Louder than Life music festival in Louisville. They've still got it, too.
Kick drums aka bass drums. 2 big circle drums at the bottom front. They are actually just big ass drums turned sideways. Foot peddles are used to hit the kick drums. Double bass drums is an acquired taste. Some metal heads like the double bass drum sound and some don't. Metal like any other music is subjective so some listen for lyrical content, some for vocal flare and some for killer music. For some of us it depends on the song. Some of Megadeth and Metallica's music has great lyrical content and some of it is just really great music. Loved the reaction. Love how you are branching out to other styles of music. Your girl Morrissette officially one me over today, that's another story, for DM's perhaps.
Do yourself a favour and listen to Judas Priest's live version of "Diamonds and Rust". It shows, that Halford not only can scream, but has tremendous range and control also for softer songs. It's an incredible cover version.
The drummer is doing bass rolls with his feet.
Even though Rob was struggling, there are parts of the song where he was amazing
Priest is the definition of Metal
I have loved Judas Priest forever. They helped me survive high school. I was raised on old country music (Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Red Sovine, Marty Robbins, etc) so I really like story songs. The best bands for that type of music are Judas Priest and Iron Maiden. Both bands have quite a few songs that you can close your eyes and watch a movie in your head. For instance, listen to Lochness from Priest or Flight of Icarus by Maiden and see what I mean. I listed to both the music, beat and the lyrics. But when it comes to vocal, Rob Halford is the Metal God!
Thank you so much for doing Judas Priest, Rob Halford has a 4 octave range that will blow your mind and by the way he was 65 when he did this concert. I listen to metal for the lyrics, especially with Priest, they have such intricate lyrics and phrases, i also listen for the guitar solos and the overall sound. If you would like to see Judas doing a live version check out Dreamer Deceiver/Deceiver live at the Ole grey Whistle it's from 75 or 76or check out Judas Live on the 83 concert doing any song
Back in the day when we would get vinyl record albums.( I still do, we have vinyl night once in a while) They would have the lyrics on the inner cover or sleeve somewhere and you would read them as you listened to the album play on the turntable. Not so much today. I still like to know the lyrics, but mostly listen to the music as a whole.
When you check out the word Metal in the books, you find this one...
back in the 70's when we listened to a new album, we'd most always read the lyrics on the album sleeve while listening to the album, perhaps even imbibbing in some illicit "lettuce" as well...Rock ON!!
yeah definitly, read the lyrics while listening
If you want to listen an incredibile live performance of Judas Priest take a look to: Devils Child live 82
I understand every word he's singing, Rob enunciates quite well.
There is 22 years between 1990 painkliller, and Epitaph tour. Rob is in his late fifties at this point, I think 59!
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Lyrics are the main part of music
Yes, we listen to the lyrics. We had to figure them out on our own (or with friends partying) before the internet. There's a lot of good lyrics in metal along with some silly Dr. Suess stuff of course, but for the most part, plenty of really good stuff. I also think you can relate to them more knowing they wrote all their own lyrics.
On a final note.... Rob (the lead vocals) was strugglin a bit, but he is over 50 years old in this vid and using NO autotune.... Rob Halford is like the Ric Flair of metal, an icon and forgiven for his misses at his age, we still love him!
Sing that in encore after 2h is tough to everyone, even more when you're over 60.
That growl of Rob man, oh god.
Great reaction! And I'm glad you did the live version, it's awesome!
you vill luff it...... love ya dude. thanks for listening to my teenage gods.
Fair point about being able to hear the lyrics. With Dio and Halford you can make them out, but with some bands you just can't.
You’ll get a deeper understanding knowing the lyrics. Whole nother level
Victim of change was a good one, Rapid Fire and you got another thing coming
He is still good in his age, but when he was younger, Rob Halford was truly asounding. His range was magnificent.
Listen to their live stuff from the 80's namely Victim of Changes, Dreamer Deciever, and Diamonds and Rust.
Green Manalishi is also pretty good.
His 80s range was astonishing. The guy could hit some really low notes too, just an astounding range. My fave metal singer is Bruce Dickenson, I think he's got a bit more stability, musicality and power, plus I think Maiden as a whole where a lot more consistent, Judas Priest tened to be hit and miss with song writing, but maiden had multiple albums without a single song that waasnt stellar. But holy shit is halford good at what he does and his range is unmatched, even by Dickenson, and when Priest did hit on a winner, by god it was magnificent to behold.
Oh my God, his voice is still so good!
What are you listening to? His voice is terrible!!
Fantastic choice to go Live!
As far as lyrics, I feel that it's a hook, line, and sinker situation where everything else attracts you to the band first then the lyrics start to permeate - and you either GEEK out or become more a casual fan. Both are good.
I bought a book of Till Lindemann's poetry (Eng. Translation) after deep diving into his bands' lyrics, slightly obsessed now 🌟
First Judas Priest song wow your jumping into the deep end of the pool
song came out in 1991 and still considered to be one of the greatest metal songs ever, he only started shaving his head in his older years check out the video dreamer deciever from BBC, you will question if it's even the same band. also you should definitely check out Ronnie James Dio if you are looking for top level singers he is one of the best metal singers. stargazer is a personal favorite.
Lyrics,,, Priest is prophetic....Electric Eye,,,, Your living it.
@1:10 I feel ya homie! I grew up metal in the 80's but due to my parents money reasons I had to move to tha hood and I got my HipHop education there and likewise shared my metal with tha hood and vice versa. I Metal and HipHop are well known outlaws of music and even in certain cases (Bionic Jive etc...) blend very well together when they get the chance! Cheers fam, new sub and been listening to a few of your reactions. Keep on keepin on fam!
Yeah I listen to it for the lyrics. Judas Priest album Firepower is a narcissistic abuse recovery manual. There’s a lot of metaphor in the lyrics.
Yes I listen to and for the lyrics
AMAZING!!!
the live video is about 10-15 years later and Rob is in his 50s if I'm not mistaken, a metal god for sure and even in his older age he is still amazing, lyrics depend on the song sometimes it's just the sounds but you get some of the great vocal tracks like you get from Judas priest, iron maiden and Dio, you get the whole package
Rob Halford was 38/ 39 years of age when 'Painkiller' was released in 1990.
Priest's 'Epitaph' tour was 2011 - '12. Rob Halford would have been 60.
For me its 50/50 between lyrics and music. Both are very important.
@10:16 Speakin for myself and (prob alot of others) Metal is a total package with exceptions... you can dig the riffage or you can dig the vox, or all at the same time which is preferable! Not all bands are equal in that regard but we still support them for helping keep the torch of metal ablaze... just like in a mosh pit.. if one falls... you pick them up and continue the mosh!
Robs voice was shot in this live performance.
Unfortunately that's true, not much you can do, it's hard being a vocalist especially when you're getting up in age.
And that's a 55 y.o. band. And still active. \m/
06:20 he hit with legs .Two pedals and two bass drums.
Just my perspective answering your question.
Me: Yes, lyrics are very important. Especially for me, since I have zero music ability...I do pay attention to the music, beat, tone...the total sum.
Sometimes you listen for the lyrics sometimes you don’t. I think a lot of metal fans are used to the way things sound and they can understand the lyrics in spite of that, just like a lot of rap fans can understand the rap lyrics no matter how fast or high-pitched or out of breath the rapper ears, like sometimes I can’t understand Harry Mack when he’s really out of breath and wrapping it with very high and fast. But a lot of fans still can. It’s all about what you’re used to listening to I think.
you should check out the contrast between this and their 70's and 80's work , it's vastly different! lol
Us metal fans do get into the lyrics... depending on the genre of metal. Judas Priest usually has lyrics about conquering, vengeance and retribution... Iron Maiden write about fantasy and some real life history... Metallica have very harsh lyrics about raw emotions and harsh reality... Megadeth writes about in depth issues as well as harsh realities... Anthrax's lyrics are dark and derived from fantasy and humor at times, which set them apart in heavy metal... Blind Guardian has these huge choruses that u can sing along to... 80's metal bands usually had these anthemic songs that u can sing along to.
There are genres of metal (black metal, death metal, grindcore) where the vocalist either delivers gutteral growls or screeches like a banshee... lyrics are not as vital in those cases. It's more of a feeling than knowing the words... albeit, the lyrics are about horror, death, satanism, gore, evil, etc... it's more of sounding harsh without having to comprehend the lyrics... bands like Cannibal Corpse, Despised Icon, Emperor, Dimmu Borgir, Morbid Angel, etc... Not many can get into those genres - they are more geared towards hardcore metalheads (like me 😁)
Definitely both!
you need to react to victim of changes live in 1983 or headed out the highway Dallas 1986 for his greatest vocals so clean and pure
Hi the double sound you here are the two bass drums using both his feet.
From Judas Priest: The Ripper, Tyrant, Sinner, Screaming For Vengeance, Desert Plains, Jawbreaker, The Sentinel, Delivering The Goods, Touch Of Evil, Halls Of Valhalla, Freewheel Burning, Beyond The Realms Of Death, Exciter, Dissident Agressor, Out In The Cold, Blood Red Skies
Look at the album cover Bro... He is the pain killer.... Resurrection of good and killing EVIL😮😮😮
Lyrics yes, Epitaph Stand alone vocal performance.
try Judast Priest: All Guns Blazing. and welcome to the Godfathers of Thrash Metal. the innovators of leather and studs as a staple in metal clothing. the rock god Rob Halford is one of a kind, and their decades of dominance show why
To answer your question about Lyrics, i listen to Heavy Metal since 1985 and yes the Lyrics are a bit important too, not allways and as a Young Kid a bit more but the Music is more important for me. Okay, i'm from Germany and my english is not perfect and at Times before the Google translator you need a Translation book and your schoolenglish and sometimes i've been to lazy to translate a Songtext.. 😄
6:20 with feet
You desperately need to listen to Junna playing Judas Priest painkiller and Dragon Force Through the fire and flames!
James Durbin and I think he did Breaking The Law or Living After Midnight
With the drums, its all in his feet lol. Its the double kick, he's got two pedals. Its the technique motorhead made famous. Also for metal, I'm mostly listening for the music, but the second wave of british metal was a high-point for metal vocals (Notably Judas Priest and Iron Maiden have fucken phenomenal vocalists), it was before all the lazy growling nonsense.
The Painkiller is more powerfull than Parkinson !!!!
Base Pedals
Bro the double sound is his feet lol
GOD IS IN THE METAL .!!!
i guess for me music first then lyrics. withy rush about equal other bands music first and tone of singers voice. when i was 10 in 54 a fave record was the azuma kabuki which was in japanese.
He is using double bass peddles.
pues que mal si iniciaste con la gira de Epitaph ya con un Halford a medias, necesitas escuchar el Priest Live o algo de esos años para ver el potencial real de lo que fue el Metal God
Bro you gotta check out pantera "Domination" live in moscow pantera in my opinion is the best metal band ever they are considered groove metal ,the drummer vinny Paul Abbott and the guitarist dimebag Darrell Abbott are the creators of pantera. Both of the Abbott brothers have passed away RIP to the brothers, pantera was an amazing band and are missed tremendously by myself and millions of other metal fans worldwide check them out bro you won't regret it. God bless brother 🤘🤘🤘🤘
his foot if you ever played drums
Lyrics matter to me
I'm late to the party, great question about lyrics. That entirely depends on lyrical content: if it's something beautiful like "scenes from a memory" by Dream Theater, yes. But I'm not listening to Cannibal Corpse for quality lyrics.
It's common to request Painkiller as a first Judas Priest song for reactors because it melts people's faces. Living After Midnight or Rock You All Around The World are better first listens from Priest.
Lyrics in metal are genuinely a strong part of the song and some bands are better than others I would have to say Metallica has top tier lyrics but the musical abilities in metal is off the charts. You are headed down a lifetime wormhole. There is so much to explore you are already too old to hear it all.
React to trapped under ice Metallica
BRO LOOK AT ALBUM COVER!!!!!😊😊😊
I like Judas Priest, but I don’t think this is the best song to start with. I’ve definitely seen better by them, where it’s a easier Melody to get into for the non-metal fans, and definitely he annunciates better cause he’s not singing so high and fast. But I’m happy it seems you still enjoyed it. I think that some of your fans need to be more careful what they choose for you to react to.
Bass drums Feet.
he has 7 legs
Please NOT OMG but omgosh.
and he is bald so he is no spring chicken here
Rob Halford (lead singer)had a hernia at the time. Perhaps it was not long after he had surgery to fix it. That's why he's bending over. If you were truly interested, a live performance from the early 90s would show you what he's truly capable of.
I definitely listen to the lyrics, but I don't like constant cookie monster vocals
Spent alot of the Song Hunched Over Belting the Words 🤔‼️
This isn't really the best song to start with for them because it is not typical.... this is the fastest hardest song they do..... they are not all this brutal.....
The 70's Priest is so different....
They transitioned into 80's metal.... then this was 90's full on
Get a guitar,,, learn Smoke on the water... in g through the chorus,,,, your rocking any ten year old can do it. Ian Gillian no problem...
You don't get the moniker Metal God for no reason.
Just pull up the lyrics to go with it
Listening to lyrics? It depends, "Painkiller" have really corny lyrics so better not. Metal is about power posing, to feel empowered by the music as long as it lasts, to get away from your weak and miserable self on a daily basis, to be a god or maybe a demon for three minutes at a time. A good refrain is enough at most times. There's no need for a story, it's about a feeling. But some bands like Iron Maiden excel at storytelling, it's different then, it's another league. "Painkiller is just about counting your balls. After listening to this, you should have at least three.
Not the best introduction to the mighty priest. Very hard song to do live. as much as i love halford, tim ripper owens actually did it better live.....If you want to see rob at his peak then listen do live in dallas 1986........As for your question about listening to lyrics, its by far the least important part of metal for me.
I don't know why people always suggest this as a first reaction. It's the one song that is the least like any of their other work. 70s or early 80s Priest is always a better introduction .
Terrible live vocals🤮
It’s coming from the pedals lol