@@turdbooger6051I wouldn't say better. It's a different style of song. I prefer this version because it's what I'm used to but I wouldn't say one is better
@Glenn Hellums While I haven't seen them six times, was fortunate enough to see them twice in the 80's. And you're on to something when you talk about a "twin axe attack" with two guitars. Not only an amazing sound, but a wall of sound.
Scott Travis definitely saved Judas Priest been with them ever since painkiller he put the soul back in Priest one of the greatest drummers ever never gets the credit he deserves
Right on, Randy Schultz! Those drums sound positively amazing! I just wish Scott Travis had taken over from cherished drummer Les Binks... instead of the plodding drumming (Dave Holland) that did a criminal disservice to Priest's otherwise stellar 80's canon
Those drums sound positively amazing! I just wish Scott Travis had taken over from cherished drummer Les Binks... instead of the plodding drumming (Dave Holland) that did a criminal disservice to Priest's otherwise stellar 80's canon
@@pyramidsandprehistory8391 Are you fucking kidding? Dave Holland's beats and fills fit each song perfectly, and he had amazing groove. His rolls in Rapid Fire and Screaming For Vengeance are some of the coolest ever. And I'm a drummer and a guitarist, so I know what makes for a good drummer.
Ian, Rob, and Glenn are true Warriors. I'm almost 60 years old and I grew up listening to these guys play. That kind of longevity in a band is a real accomplishment. Props to you guys!
Definitely IAN is essential JP ! The driving force, the timer, the rhythm section, the heartbeat of Priest will not be forgotten ! Original member and dearly loved and coveted, Ian Hill is GODLY ! Howz that ?
@@lucamarangoni1543 hate to tell ya but back in the 80s Rob had a serious substance abuse problem and damn near died back around the same time the Turbo came out. But he pulled through it and the man got clean. Priest forever 🤘🤘
Unleashed in the East was the first Priest album I heard (1979), was hooked immediately. Am now 66 the music sounds even better now. This version of the Green Manalishi the best I've ever heard.
My son and I just saw them in K.C. on the 1st. We also saw them in 2015 in St. Louis. His Mom and I saw them in 1977 or 1978 at Super Jam in St. Louis. It's amazing Rob, Ian and the current members can put on a magical hour and 45 minutes of our life. Their music is good for our souls. Positive and telling it just goes to show the power of Metal.
Gawd I love Ian Hill,The founding member of Priest,So underrated,His bass playing is so solid,You can hear it on their studio albums and live,Thanks Ian for starting the greatest heavy metal band in the history of metal,Fuckin genius you are and don't get enough recognition
He is in the background, doing his job. And he excells at his job. We notice him and appreciate his great work even if he isn't front and center. We love you Ian
Listen to early Priest...Ian had some chops at one point. I guess if the paycheck is sufficient, you'll lay back, play the root, and throw some forced, unnatural and uncomfortable-looking stage moves...and be OK with it.
This is one of those rare songs where I think the original and the cover are equally great. "Memories Can't Wait" Talking Heads/Living Colour are another example.
@@whom382 It sounds better than FM's version because of the heavier instrumentation and the more modern recording technique. It lacks the eerie and haunting qualities the original has. Peter Green used the song to deliver a message. JP don't care about the message. They use the song as a means to showcase how good they are. I do care about the message so the original is my favourite. The same can be said about Diamonds and Rust.
Could be the best performance of the song ever. Love how Richie and Glenn duel each other on the solo. They are trying to bury each other. No clear winner.
Green Manalishi, a masterpiece from Peter Green. Unfortunately we lost him just a month ago on 25th July 2020. Peter Green, rest in peace. Judas Priest, thanks for playing this masterpiece.
You're right. I remember years ago, reading an editorial about "Judas Priest's rendering of Fleetwood Mac's 'Green Manalishi". I thought, what the heck? This was way before Wikipedia - or even the internet, for that matter - so I had to rely upon finding some hardcore Fleetwood Mac fans for clarity. It was only after diligent research that I learned of Peter Green, and the founding of his band, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. I originally thought this song was some sort of metal-hyper-love-ballad. In fact, it showcases the ever-presence of greed - the mythical god , green, who gives and takes - that can overtake an artist. Peter Green admonished Mick Fleetwood and his bandmates to consider living a more 'artist-in-poverty' lifestyle. This - along with Peter's known drug use - would lead to irreconcilable differences, and, thus, Peter's removal from the lineup. He remains today, as one of the great progenitors of British Blues-Rock to have ever picked up the guitar.
@@recordman555 For most of my childhood, my 3 favorite bands were Judas Priest, Fleetwood Mac (w/ Peter Green and with Lindsey Buckingham/Stevie Nicks), and Black Sabbath. I loved (and still do love) both bands versions of this song. Other Fleetwood Mac greats from around this song's time: 'Albatros' (my all time favorite instrumental) and 'Oh Well'.
The greatest band in metal period! Halford will always be the Metal God. I miss KK and the old days of KK and Glenn. Im thankful for Richie to adding new life to whats left of the mighty priest. Ive been a fan 40 years. Ill be a fan forever. Defending the metal faith forever
I've been to lots of shows throughout the years, I've yet to see or hear anything better than Priest. I'd also like see KK back where he definitely belongs, the fact that Glenn can't do it anymore should make it a pretty simple decision.
I have been to over 300 shows in my life and there are 2 that REALLY stand out !! I saw RUSH/UFO 2112 tour !! DAMN Michael Schenker and RUSH !! I was 13yo first show !! Then there was Priest !! In 1981 Priest/Whitesnake. Snake was taking off but to see Halford in his prime was simply BADASS !! I am also a singer so that is what I wanted to see and it was worth it bigtime !!
He has a fantastic tecnique and is a great drummer, wery impressive how he puts down those groves.! There are a lot of drum cam clips of him, they show how brilliant musician he is.!
First time I saw them was Aug 1988, Ram It Down tour -- what a show that was!! Didn't see 'em again until 2015 and they RIPPED then too. Richie can shred!! Played my favorite title track, Screaming For Vengeance.
@bradpatricksmith6746 Actually Brad? The correct lyrics there say this: "Now when the day goes to sleep and the full moon "LOOKS". And the night is so black that the darkness "COOKS." It's not "lurks". "The full moon LOOKS". It's not a mispronunciation of "lurks". It's always been "looks" which you'd know if you'd ever heard the original version Peter Green did when he was the guitarist, singer, songwriter with Fleetwood Mac many many years ago. I'm not entirely sure why you thought he was saying "LURKS"?
@abe1sapien Agreed. Scott's tone is always phenomenal, not to mention his playing, especially those killer double kick drums. But he's definitely sonically channeling Les Binks on this song. Scott definitely gets Les's tone here, and that was one of the cool things about Les: He had great drum tones on his kit, did killer drum fills, and was the first live drummer Priest had that truly slayed on double kick drums. (Dave Holland, who replaced Les, was not a phenomenal double kick drummer like Scott and Les both are, although Scott's a bit better at double kick than Les, and plays them more frequently.) Les actually got the gig because Simon Phillips, the studio drummer with the killer double kick drums on *Sin After Sin* didn't want to go on tour with Priest. Les got the gig because he could actully play Simon's killer double kicks for the *Sin After Sin* tour. (Les was the drummer who originally played on both the studio version of this song on their *Stained Class* album, and on their first live album, Unleashed in the East Live in Japan. Which, according to Les, he never got paid for playing on. The live album. Judas Priest's manager asked Les to waive his fees for playing on the live album. Which they recorded after the Hell Bent for Leather/Killing Machine album. That's the reason Les left Priest. Because he didn't get paid for playing on the live album. "This is also the final studio album for drummer Les Binks who had joined the band in early 1977 in time for the Sin After Sin tour; he is credited with helping develop the traditional Priest percussive sound. Binks was dropped and replaced by drummer Dave Holland after the 1979 tour because of a financial disagreement where the band's manager Mike Dolan wanted Binks to "waive his fees" for performing on the platinum selling 1979 Unleashed in the East live album." From Wikipedia's entry on the album Hell Bent for Leather/Killing Machine.)
Those are pre-recorded sounds triggered when Scott plays the drums. Hence why there are no dynamics to Priest's drums since Painkiller. I love Scott's playing, but if you really want to hear HIS sound, check Racer X out. Fight, with Rob, also.
Dude That was entertaining as bleep Holy crap! King,dude sounded awesome Bumps bruises and all Merciful Fates guitars were unbelievable Gentemen,my adulation is sincere Sounded on point unreal The changes The rhythms Damn Lars holing it all in Bases were of course great But! The guitar vox drums bass Oh, my bad Sound guy kicked ass Highlighting solos Everyone was heard Great job Actually That's high percent of great show so Kudos guys
Love the way Richie is so quick to acknowledge the crowd at the end. He's breathed new life into what was already a legendary band. Hope Glenn is doing well.
Sadly soon there will be no bands like Judas Priest. Unfortunately we all age and die ,on the bright side what was recorded will be preserved for future generations . Greetings to all metal fans around the world. GR Poland 🇵🇱
@Call me however tu préfères, Amigo. The aftermath of that show is something you never forget...I seen many other tour shows after that but never a show the following tours are the same atmosphere..The stage setting sets the mood...
@Call me however tu préfères, Amigo. The stage and how they came on stage was awesome on the intro "Out in the Cold"...The bass was so thundering being there live the concrete shook...You tube audio doesn't not prove justice but the CD captures a decent sound stage...
Rob Halfords voice is still firing on all cylinders and great to see Glen playing! My first Judas Priest concert was the Odeon New Street Birmingham in the mid seventies where Priest played most of 'Sad Wings of Destiny.' I was in my early teens and just amazed by the sound. #lovejudaspriest #metalgods
I think Richie plays live with loads of Randy Rhoads inspired style flourishes in between things. It is a total treat to behold. He's pretty amazing. Am I right or am I wrong?
Witnessed the Priest in 82 Vegence after I bought British Steel. I was 16. 10 Priest Tours America Germany and The Metal Lands of England! I'm 55 now! Priest Metal Forever!
TOTALLY AWESOME FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE...THE PRIEST ARE IN TOP FORM LIVE HERE..THOSE SCREAMS, UNHEARD OF FOR HIS AGE,.. INCREDIBLE VOICE, THE GUITARIST PERFORMANCE JUST LIKE THE STUDIO, THE SOUND IS AMAZING TONE, PRIEST THE BEST LIVE BAND EVER ON THIS PLANET!!!... IMO....
Scott grew up in Norfolk VA. My brother and I would see him play at Onstage, the only hard rock club around. AND he and other local bangers used to jam in Dave's garage AROUND THE BLOCK FROM MY HOUSE!. He always loved the Priest. Perfect fit.
Congratulations to the Metal Gods!!! Way, way, way overdue for the Rock Hall but way way way more than deserved. Much love and respect from San Diego, CA❤️🤘🤘
Best Band Ever, 3 words thats it ....... Seen them 2 times and I cant thank the god of heavy metal enought for those opportunities, hopefully I can see them again !! cheers to every Judas Priest FANS !! love y'all
When is was 16 in the 1970s my School Head Master stopped me from going into my maths exam because I was wearing a US army combat jacket with a huge Judas Priest patch on the back. He told me I could either take the jacket off or miss the exam: Priest won.
“Unleashed in the East “ Changed my life musically when I listened to it in 1980..... I know some others stepped in but the original lineup will never be equaled ( obviously ) It is a slap in the face of every heavy metal fan that these guys aren’t in the (So-called).Hall of Fame. I will forever boycott that POS Hall of Lame until The Rolling Stone magazine and its owner divests their ownership of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or change the name to “The MUSIC Hall. Until then it’s all an ego trip by the ownership, and real fans won’t go to the farcical “Fan vote “ ( just click bait for them to raise their advertising rates) that does not even count toward who gets in. Boycott Now!!!!!
I was 12 years old and went to the local fair and saw Aldo Nova and Blue Oyster Cult. I don't think to this day i have ever seen it pull a crowd like it did for this show. Aldo Nova was good and killed it with this song. This was my first concert and the crowd was definitely there to see BOC. People were going nuts waiting for them to come on.bBOC had the giant Godzilla that raised up from behind the stage and blew fire and smoke.
@Spectrum of Eternity Official Thanks, I love the music however not fond of the singing style, but thanks for the suggestion anyway.I'm always interested in new cool music.
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The drumming on this just stands my fur up! I'm 74 and still can't get enough of these guys.
@@adollarshort1573 I have British steel album
Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac ,thank you for such a wonderful song you wrote.Most people don't even know this.
Just sussed this a couple of days ago, the fleetwood version is DARK!
@@antonyjames3804 and better
@@basic6154nobody would have EVER heard of that tripe. You're not even slightly amusing stooge.
@@basic6154so much better.
@@turdbooger6051I wouldn't say better. It's a different style of song. I prefer this version because it's what I'm used to but I wouldn't say one is better
I've been listening to these guys' music for 42 years now - Still love it!
Staying heavy metal since 1969!
Same here
Me too ❤❤❤
44 years here 🤘🤭
50+ for me. I had older brothers who introduced me to JP music at age 9
Rob is one of the few metal singers who got better with age. More range, more power. Amazing.
Totally agree
Rob Halford IS the Metal God 🤘🎙
Right?...........Just when you think he can't go any higher...............He does
Priest is one of the few groups whose live version of their songs sound just as good as the studio versions.
It might be just me, but I’ve always liked the live versions of this song even better than the studio.
Live versions are even better!
@Glenn Hellums While I haven't seen them six times, was fortunate enough to see them twice in the 80's. And you're on to something when you talk about a "twin axe attack" with two guitars. Not only an amazing sound, but a wall of sound.
The live versions are much better in my opinion. But I think a lot of that goes to some bad 70s early 80s productions
Better than studio bro
Scott Travis definitely saved Judas Priest been with them ever since painkiller he put the soul back in Priest one of the greatest drummers ever never gets the credit he deserves
Right on, Randy Schultz! Those drums sound positively amazing! I just wish Scott Travis had taken over from cherished drummer Les Binks... instead of the plodding drumming (Dave Holland) that did a criminal disservice to Priest's otherwise stellar 80's canon
Those drums sound positively amazing! I just wish Scott Travis had taken over from cherished drummer Les Binks... instead of the plodding drumming (Dave Holland) that did a criminal disservice to Priest's otherwise stellar 80's canon
@@pyramidsandprehistory8391
Are you fucking kidding? Dave Holland's beats and fills fit each song perfectly, and he had amazing groove. His rolls in Rapid Fire and Screaming For Vengeance are some of the coolest ever. And I'm a drummer and a guitarist, so I know what makes for a good drummer.
Dave Holland's drumming was more soulful and had more groove. Travis is technically good, but he doesn't have the dynamics and fell that Holland did.
Yeah very underated,gotta love him just for his unique playing style
What a true gentleman Rob Halford is - his acknowledgement of his fans is how it should be - all power to you and the rest of the band Rob
These guys are the undisputed Metal Gods ! Poor Richie having Rob scream right near him - lol !! xx
Such a great band that has withstood the test of time. I think their 70’s stuff was ahead of its time.
One of best bands that ever was or will be.
Ian, Rob, and Glenn are true Warriors. I'm almost 60 years old and I grew up listening to these guys play. That kind of longevity in a band is a real accomplishment. Props to you guys!
And their new stuff is just as killer as when they were young. Firepower is such a good album
58 here - first heard them when I was 13 and have been a fan ever since \m/
What about Scott Travis? The balls behind that band!
Yup, been listening to the Boyz since late 70's, Stained Class to me is their best album!
They rocked my teen years, adult years and now my AARP years and ears!!
Agree IAN HILL is a very big part of this group. His playing is really UNDERRATED!!! Give him some RECOGNITION!!!
Definitely IAN is essential JP !
The driving force, the timer, the rhythm section, the heartbeat of Priest will not be forgotten !
Original member and dearly loved and coveted, Ian Hill is GODLY ! Howz that ?
I rate him as the most underrated musician of all times.
@Cam montreuil engines Qu'est-ce que c'était ? N’aimez-vous pas rocknroll ?
He was the fundator of the band.And great bass player too.
No musicians in priest were underrated. Commercial success means nothing. This is metal
My favourite metal band of all time.
Mine too. Priest has no peer!
Ok if he'd just keep his mouth shut and let the band play.
Me too
Yeah.Priest is still the best.Maiden and Sabbath coming up behind them
@@masteronone2079 no I think it would be better if you kept your mouth shut!Dam.Another little wayne fan comes out
Mr. Halford is 100% class. He is in that rare upper tier of classy rock stars.
This is one of the best bands of all time and they always sound amazing
Yep, they were thunderous from the start.
🤟
Better then studio everytime. This version is ferocious!!!
Love this 🤘
Ritchie kicks ass!
Scott Travis is ferocious back there !!!
How he can let out a scream and stay in key like he does is simply amazing.
Especially since he isn't the young man that he was when he originally recorded it! Too many vocalists to count that can't do that at his age!
bECAUSE rOB hALFORD USE TO BE AN oPERA SINGER BEFORE PRIEST.
Metal god
@@joesurfer9754 Did he do opera or was he just trained as an opera singer?
@@reallyoldrookie433 And he didn't sing it that way when it was originally recorded either.
The greatest voice in metal
No drugs and no alcohol mr. Halford, to sing in this way at his age ...
I always heard Rob Halford was an Opera Singer before Judas Priest.
YES definitely
U R insane...
@@lucamarangoni1543 hate to tell ya but back in the 80s Rob had a serious substance abuse problem and damn near died back around the same time the Turbo came out. But he pulled through it and the man got clean. Priest forever 🤘🤘
The real Metal Gods…RESPECT AND HORNS UP FOR THE PRIEST 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Unleashed in the East was the first Priest album I heard (1979), was hooked immediately. Am now 66 the music sounds even better now. This version of the Green Manalishi the best I've ever heard.
My son and I just saw them in K.C. on the 1st. We also saw them in 2015 in St. Louis. His Mom and I saw them in 1977 or 1978 at Super Jam in St. Louis. It's amazing Rob, Ian and the current members can put on a magical hour and 45 minutes of our life. Their music is good for our souls. Positive and telling it just goes to show the power of Metal.
Gawd I love Ian Hill,The founding member of Priest,So underrated,His bass playing is so solid,You can hear it on their studio albums and live,Thanks Ian for starting the greatest heavy metal band in the history of metal,Fuckin genius you are and don't get enough recognition
Zzz. Anyone could stand rooted to the spot playing root notes.
Plus Rob joined because his sister was dating Ian at the time
He is in the background, doing his job. And he excells at his job. We notice him and appreciate his great work even if he isn't front and center. We love you Ian
@@thefonzkiss Tipton Downing and Halford wrote The Rage. Ian nailed it.
Listen to early Priest...Ian had some chops at one point. I guess if the paycheck is sufficient, you'll lay back, play the root, and throw some forced, unnatural and uncomfortable-looking stage moves...and be OK with it.
Halford seems like such a great stand up dude. This many years of Metal and he stills loves his fans!
This to me is their best version of the song.
I just can't stop listening to it.
This is one of those rare songs where I think the original and the cover are equally great. "Memories Can't Wait" Talking Heads/Living Colour are another example.
@@whom382 It sounds better than FM's version because of the heavier instrumentation and the more modern recording technique. It lacks the eerie and haunting qualities the original has. Peter Green used the song to deliver a message. JP don't care about the message. They use the song as a means to showcase how good they are. I do care about the message so the original is my favourite.
The same can be said about Diamonds and Rust.
I believe Ritchie FN kills it on this version!
I fully concur!!
Same
God bless judas Priest. Heavy metal rules.
Could be the best performance of the song ever. Love how Richie and Glenn duel each other on the solo. They are trying to bury each other. No clear winner.
Brother penso igual ..quando entram as duas guitarras..animal
So nice of that young fella to go up and play with his uncles.
Good on ya, mate!
Green Manalishi, a masterpiece from Peter Green.
Unfortunately we lost him just a month ago on 25th July 2020.
Peter Green, rest in peace.
Judas Priest, thanks for playing this masterpiece.
You're right. I remember years ago, reading an editorial about "Judas Priest's rendering of Fleetwood Mac's 'Green Manalishi". I thought, what the heck? This was way before Wikipedia - or even the internet, for that matter - so I had to rely upon finding some hardcore Fleetwood Mac fans for clarity. It was only after diligent research that I learned of Peter Green, and the founding of his band, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. I originally thought this song was some sort of metal-hyper-love-ballad. In fact, it showcases the ever-presence of greed - the mythical god , green, who gives and takes - that can overtake an artist. Peter Green admonished Mick Fleetwood and his bandmates to consider living a more 'artist-in-poverty' lifestyle. This - along with Peter's known drug use - would lead to irreconcilable differences, and, thus, Peter's removal from the lineup. He remains today, as one of the great progenitors of British Blues-Rock to have ever picked up the guitar.
@Kevin Walker And?
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@@recordman555 For most of my childhood, my 3 favorite bands were Judas Priest, Fleetwood Mac (w/ Peter Green and with Lindsey Buckingham/Stevie Nicks), and Black Sabbath. I loved (and still do love) both bands versions of this song. Other Fleetwood Mac greats from around this song's time: 'Albatros' (my all time favorite instrumental) and 'Oh Well'.
Been following JP since the 70s
an been to more shows then I
can count. Great times an foggy
memories. 🤘🤘RIP Peter Green.
The greatest opening to a song EVER
Almost
The greatest band in metal period! Halford will always be the Metal God. I miss KK and the old days of KK and Glenn. Im thankful for Richie to adding new life to whats left of the mighty priest. Ive been a fan 40 years. Ill be a fan forever. Defending the metal faith forever
Perfect
I've been to lots of shows throughout the years, I've yet to see or hear anything better than Priest. I'd also like see KK back where he definitely belongs, the fact that Glenn can't do it anymore should make it a pretty simple decision.
I have been to over 300 shows in my life and there are 2 that REALLY stand out !!
I saw RUSH/UFO 2112 tour !! DAMN Michael Schenker and RUSH !! I was 13yo first show !! Then there was Priest !! In 1981 Priest/Whitesnake. Snake was taking off but to see Halford in his prime was simply BADASS !! I am also a singer so that is what I wanted to see and it was worth it bigtime !!
Scott Travis is a BEAST! His kit sounds amazing!
All triggers, what you hear are prerecorded samples
Saw him in Norfolk when he was playing the bar scene with a band called Hooker. I knew then he was headed for greatness.
Crue did the same on Theater of Pain tour.
Triggers
He has a fantastic tecnique and is a great drummer, wery impressive how he puts down those groves.! There are a lot of drum cam clips of him, they show how brilliant musician he is.!
Just saw Priest at the Santaner Arena in Reading this past weekend. I'm 37 and it was my 3rd time seeing them. Incredible show. Heavy metal FOREVER!!!
First time I saw them was Aug 1988, Ram It Down tour -- what a show that was!! Didn't see 'em again until 2015 and they RIPPED then too. Richie can shred!! Played my favorite title track, Screaming For Vengeance.
Most Powerful Band on Earth - Judas Priest
Ian Hill still playing those AWESOME NS Spector basses.
did hill die or something?
The JBs were great as well.
Gawd I love that bass and player !
The way he says “lurks” and “cooks” true Metal God!
@bradpatricksmith6746
Actually Brad? The correct lyrics there say this: "Now when the day goes to sleep and the full moon "LOOKS". And the night is so black that the darkness "COOKS." It's not "lurks". "The full moon LOOKS". It's not a mispronunciation of "lurks". It's always been "looks" which you'd know if you'd ever heard the original version Peter Green did when he was the guitarist, singer, songwriter with Fleetwood Mac many many years ago. I'm not entirely sure why you thought he was saying "LURKS"?
I used to put the head phones on. Lol. Yes that old. Walkman. Before every games I played huge does of priest. !! Another thing coming !!!
A brilliant interpretation of a Peter Green classic. Keep on Rockin' 👌👏😍
Still I love hearing them !!
38 years later 🤘🤘🤘🤘
I'm hearing them with you John ; We are the defenders of the faith.
me too
@Spectrum of Eternity Official That is so so at best. Sounds closer to hard punk rock than heavy Metal.
This is undeniably the best cover tune ever..........Judas Priest has always owned this song.
Wicked great guitar player's ❤❤❤❤❤
JUDAS PRIEST FOR EVER!!!!!!!
One of my favorites.
Hey Rob, you say you got the greatest fans ever. It's because Judas Priest earned it. Oi oi oi!!!!
Love the tone of Scott’s drums!
@abe1sapien
Agreed. Scott's tone is always phenomenal, not to mention his playing, especially those killer double kick drums.
But he's definitely sonically channeling Les Binks on this song.
Scott definitely gets Les's tone here, and that was one of the cool things about Les:
He had great drum tones on his kit, did killer drum fills, and was the first live drummer Priest had that truly slayed on double kick drums.
(Dave Holland, who replaced Les, was not a phenomenal double kick drummer like Scott and Les both are, although Scott's a bit better at double kick than Les, and plays them more frequently.)
Les actually got the gig because Simon Phillips, the studio drummer with the killer double kick drums on *Sin After Sin* didn't want to go on tour with Priest.
Les got the gig because he could actully play Simon's killer double kicks for the *Sin After Sin* tour.
(Les was the drummer who originally played on both the studio version of this song on their *Stained Class* album, and on their first live album, Unleashed in the East Live in Japan.
Which, according to Les, he never got paid for playing on.
The live album.
Judas Priest's manager asked Les to waive his fees for playing on the live album.
Which they recorded after the Hell Bent for Leather/Killing Machine album.
That's the reason Les left Priest.
Because he didn't get paid for playing on the live album.
"This is also the final studio album for drummer Les Binks who had joined the band in early 1977 in time for the Sin After Sin tour; he is credited with helping develop the traditional Priest percussive sound.
Binks was dropped and replaced by drummer Dave Holland after the 1979 tour because of a financial disagreement where the band's manager Mike Dolan wanted Binks to "waive his fees" for performing on the platinum selling 1979 Unleashed in the East live album."
From Wikipedia's entry on the album Hell Bent for Leather/Killing Machine.)
Those are pre-recorded sounds triggered when Scott plays the drums. Hence why there are no dynamics to Priest's drums since Painkiller.
I love Scott's playing, but if you really want to hear HIS sound, check Racer X out. Fight, with Rob, also.
Dude
That was entertaining as bleep
Holy crap!
King,dude sounded awesome
Bumps bruises and all
Merciful Fates guitars were unbelievable
Gentemen,my adulation is sincere
Sounded on point unreal
The changes
The rhythms
Damn
Lars holing it all in
Bases were of course great
But! The guitar vox drums bass
Oh, my bad
Sound guy kicked ass
Highlighting solos
Everyone was heard
Great job
Actually
That's high percent of great show so
Kudos guys
Love the way Richie is so quick to acknowledge the crowd at the end. He's breathed new life into what was already a legendary band. Hope Glenn is doing well.
Miss KK
WTG SCOTT!!! IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU!!! REPRESENT THE 757!!!! I LOVE YOU ROCKER🎉❤
🤘Long Live The Priest 🤘
Judas Priest is the best band .Metal Gods.🎸🎤
And it's the Authentic HEAVY METAL!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🇬🇷
Sadly soon there will be no bands like Judas Priest. Unfortunately we all age and die ,on the bright side what was recorded will be preserved for future generations .
Greetings to all metal fans around the world.
GR Poland 🇵🇱
That’s why I like tribute bands and The Classic Rock Show tour every year
I'll never forget the green lit metal lion on stage in the 80's and the echoes of Rob's voice on high 😊
Esta chingon
I was part of the "Live Priest" at the Reunion Arena, Dallas, Texas on 27 June 1986....Awesome show it was!!...
@Call me however tu préfères, Amigo. The aftermath of that show is something you never forget...I seen many other tour shows after that but never a show the following tours are the same atmosphere..The stage setting sets the mood...
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@Call me however tu préfères, Amigo. The stage and how they came on stage was awesome on the intro "Out in the Cold"...The bass was so thundering being there live the concrete shook...You tube audio doesn't not prove justice but the CD captures a decent sound stage...
Rob Halfords voice is still firing on all cylinders and great to see Glen playing! My first Judas Priest concert was the Odeon New Street Birmingham in the mid seventies where Priest played most of 'Sad Wings of Destiny.' I was in my early teens and just amazed by the sound. #lovejudaspriest #metalgods
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I think Richie plays live with loads of Randy Rhoads inspired style flourishes in between things. It is a total treat to behold. He's pretty amazing. Am I right or am I wrong?
I can see the parallels.
Richie is an absolute beast on guitar..........if you've never seen the stuff he did on EMG TV then definitely look it up it will blow your mind.
Nobody can sing like this guy!!!!!
Ya have to take your hat off for these guys. All these years later and still blowing the roof off of buildings. One of the best bands out there.
Witnessed the Priest in 82 Vegence after I bought British Steel. I was 16.
10 Priest Tours America Germany and The Metal Lands of England!
I'm 55 now!
Priest Metal Forever!
Yep me too
82 Vengence tour
Eugene Oregon
TOTALLY AWESOME FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE...THE PRIEST ARE IN TOP FORM LIVE HERE..THOSE SCREAMS, UNHEARD OF FOR HIS AGE,..
INCREDIBLE VOICE, THE GUITARIST PERFORMANCE JUST LIKE THE STUDIO, THE SOUND IS AMAZING TONE, PRIEST THE BEST LIVE BAND EVER ON THIS PLANET!!!... IMO....
Unleashed in the East on 8-track. I am so old.
K.K. & Glen were great; bringing Richie Faulkner was even a better fit music goes to an even higher level of sound. Amazing guitar work!!
My first concert when I was a teen was Judas Priest, Iron Maiden and Whitesnake. What a combo, best show ever! 👊😎👍
Weak concert. Whitesnake oh boy.
Whitesnake is bomb❤ Dont turn away before the night is over
one of the best live versions i’ve ever heard
Best drummer in rock...anywhere...can play anything....any time
One of the greatest things I’ve ever seen!
The first real heavy metal band
When Tull won this, I literally screamed at the TV. The grammies literally had no clue what they were doing.
Ahhh, the song that got me into Priest back in the early 80's and started me on my journey as a metal head.
Scott grew up in Norfolk VA. My brother and I would see him play at Onstage, the only hard rock club around. AND he and other local bangers used to jam in Dave's garage AROUND THE BLOCK FROM MY HOUSE!. He always loved the Priest. Perfect fit.
Big Rob is such a fkn sweetheart.
Priest RULE !!!!!
Congratulations to the Metal Gods!!! Way, way, way overdue for the Rock Hall but way way way more than deserved. Much love and respect from San Diego, CA❤️🤘🤘
I am 67 and still listening. Priest is a one of a kind band
Seen Judas more then any band . Excellent live band. First time in Kansas city 79 ,opened for Kiss. I was hooked . Kiss was awesome too.
Judas Priest is the definition of Heavy Metal
Yes❤❤❤❤❤
Best Band Ever, 3 words thats it ....... Seen them 2 times and I cant thank the god of heavy metal enought for those opportunities, hopefully I can see them again !! cheers to every Judas Priest FANS !! love y'all
One of the tightest, best sounding live bands ever. Supreme musicianship all around.
Definitely! And their live sound is unmatched, IMHO. 😊
So good to see Tipton out there. God bless him
RIP Peter Green.....I'm sure he would be rocking in heaven to Priest's version of his classic
I listened to PG's live version on YT circa 1970 and boy it's lightyears different (very bluesy and progressive) !
This band has been in my playlist for 20 years it seems.. can we keep it together for another ten
Richie had some huge shoes to fill, and did it well.
Rob always comes across as such a nice bloke whenever ive heard him speak, no arrogance just quiet respectfulness
When is was 16 in the 1970s my School Head Master stopped me from going into my maths exam because I was wearing a US army combat jacket with a huge Judas Priest patch on the back. He told me I could either take the jacket off or miss the exam: Priest won.
Judas Priest will always win at everything! You can count on it.
Fuck ya 🤠
Too funny...told my fiancee to shut up when I watching JP.. we're divorced..lol.
“Unleashed in the East “ Changed my life musically when I listened to it in 1980..... I know some others stepped in but the original lineup will never be equaled ( obviously ) It is a slap in the face of every heavy metal fan that these guys aren’t in the (So-called).Hall of Fame. I will forever boycott that POS Hall of Lame until The Rolling Stone magazine and its owner divests their ownership of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame or change the name to “The MUSIC Hall. Until then it’s all an ego trip by the ownership, and real fans won’t go to the farcical “Fan vote “ ( just click bait for them to raise their advertising rates) that does not even count toward who gets in. Boycott Now!!!!!
Hilarious
Metal gods! Literally 😊
What a difference this drummer makes to the group.
yes a good bassplayer and drummer make a giant difference
From the bottom of my heart!,i have too say you are the best group in the WORLD!Love you from my heart!
My first gig - 1981 - Sheffield City Hall. Point of Entry Tour. I was 13. #lifechanged. Fucking awesome.
From heavy metal tô eternity. From Fleetwood Mac tô Judas Priest. Forever and ever
🔗Master of metal🔗
Rob Halford is a great vocal 🎤
THE METAL GOD. ROB HALFORD
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Yes, my bro. 🎤👑☠👊
The hands down best heavy metal ever. Been a fan since start of it all. Seen them 27 times.😮
This is the BEST LIVE performance of the original song !
You do know Priest borrowed this song from Fleetwood Mac right??
@@jkbearhunterhope everyone here is aware of Peter Green existence and his unparalleled musical skills
Thank you
Definitely get speeding ticket trust me on this subject ❤❤❤❤
Great words from Rob.Thanks so mich for all the hours,and hours of beautifull songs.❤❤
Judas .,Judas .,Judas the Best in Heavy Metal they're My Idols
I was 12 years old and went to the local fair and saw Aldo Nova and Blue Oyster Cult. I don't think to this day i have ever seen it pull a crowd like it did for this show. Aldo Nova was good and killed it with this song. This was my first concert and the crowd was definitely there to see BOC. People were going nuts waiting for them to come on.bBOC had the giant Godzilla that raised up from behind the stage and blew fire and smoke.
One of my favourite Priest tracks!. When you listen to something for the first time and it just makes an impression on you!. Love the vocals...
I have been listening to Judas Priest for the majority of my life. Y'alls music kicks @ss. 😊
Completely awesome song.
@Spectrum of Eternity Official Thanks, I love the music however not fond of the singing style, but thanks for the suggestion anyway.I'm always interested in new cool music.
@Spectrum of Eternity Official Here is a song I really love, not sure if it's your cup of tea. th-cam.com/video/gMh44JVq6uA/w-d-xo.html
Best cover of a song, ever..
Best Heavy Metal Band!Judas Priest!🤘🎸🙏🇨🇭
Richie is giving Glen a run for his money he's so badass on his guitar dam
Speeding ticket trust me on this subject ❤❤❤❤❤