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- Hoopsick reacts to Painkiller by Judas Priest
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Judas Priest - Painkiller (Official Video)
Original Video: • Judas Priest - Painkiller
#HoopsickReacts | #Hoopsick | Review | Reaction | Metal Reaction - บันเทิง
This song is definition of metal
Defenders of the Faith is the definitiob along with Powerslave my Czech mate
😈😈😈😈🤘🤘🤘🤘
Fully agree
As a 50+ metalhead, it's brilliant watching you younger guys discovering these classics. I grew up on this shit and unlike me it never grows old!
Same!
Same. I saw them 3 times back in the day. It's beautiful to watch a new generation realize that metal still holds up to today. And let's be honest, many of the greatest guitarists of all time cut their teeth in the 1970's and 1980's.
I've never seen JP live, but I'm in the same boat as you guys - it's great!
Same here.Good music stands the test of time.
I'm early 20s and it's nice to see people just jumping into the classics
the entire painkiller album is a metal masterpiece . and every track is worth a reaction.
"Ram it Down" was the album this track was on. Absolutely one of the best Heavy Metal tracks/videos of all time.
@@paulstuartwilson485 Painkiller wasn't on Ram it Down.
@@paulstuartwilson485 The Song Painkiller is on the album, amazing twist, Painkiller
I agree so hard. Every song is its own universe.
Totally agree, top to bottom Painkiller is a work of art.
The opening melts my face.
One of the most important songs in metal.Pure gold.
This is the definition of metal as they say there is none more metal than Judas Priest Painkiller
Rob Halford (Killer Vocals)
Glen Tipton (1st Killer Solo)
K.K. Downing (2nd Killer Solo)
Ian Hill (Killer Bass)
Scott Travis (Killer Drums)
You need to react to Live performances... "Victims of Changes" (Semihole Arena) or "The Sentinel" (Fuel for Life Tour)
Did you know the original bassline in the record actually is not an electric bass but an electronic sample triggered? If you hear the bass track isolated sounds awful, but mixed all together is great...
Pure adrenaline
Wow wow this song is my painkiller
My dad used to play this to me when I was a child. His version of a "fairytale" song :) and this is what one can call a classic :)
that melted my heart a bit just now. thats awesome.
Dude, you’re set!
God bless your Dad
Pozdrów koniecznie tatę ;)
The perfect heavy metal song. Period
Great reaction...
I saw them in 91' for the Painkiller tour with Megadeth opening for them. It was the same night Desert Storm started and Rob dedicated All Gun Blazing to the soldiers fighting over in Iraq. One of the best concerts I've been to🤘
This song epitomizes why Rob Halford is considered the Metal God. Judas Priest didn't invent heavy metal music but they defined it. Rock on and stay heavy.... \m/
When it comes to metal gods, Rob is up there with Lemmy and dimebag Darrel
Painkiller is one of the single greatest metal albums ever made. It's all killer, no filler.
Thats METALMUSIC made by hands, drums and a great voice ! No autotune effects and any other fancy bullshit, just the best metal solo guitarist EVER !
Hell yeah Priest
Best guitar solos ever recorded.
This is purest form of metal.
Victim of Changes" (Live at Semihole Arena)
Such a LEGENDARY Killer song
Yesss
Yes please
Legendary song detected
Yes. Yes. And YES!!!!!
Painkiller - one of their best albums
Not only theirs. It is not their best but among their 5 bests
Watching someone talk into a Judas Priest reaction when you know what's coming. Strap in, my friend. The genius of this is the drive and vocals coming back in after the solos. It's relentless.
Now go through rest of the tracks in the Painkiller album, all of them are solid gold, one of my all time favourite albums.
i was just about to recommend this myself. i used to BLARE this album over and over just so i could sing along to it, training my voice to hit those highs and to sustain them as well. love this album
This song is the Heavy Metal Masterpiece of all time
Heavier than a rain of axes.
@The Nameless 13 haha true
@The Nameless 13 why does this hit so close to home.... I feel attacked
This is one of those songs that makes me drive too fast, especially the riff-o-rama and guitar solo. That shit got me pulled over.
Rob Halford The Metal God!!! 🤘🤟🏻🤟🏻🤘🤘🤟🏻🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤟🏻🤘🤘🤘🤘
The definition of heavy metal!
This is a fucking fact! Esp. this freakingly amazing metal theme!
The entire Painkiller album is high-impact heavy metal. A masterpiece in it's own right. If you want to hear some of Rob Halford's tongue-twisting vocal skills that would put any skilled rapper on notice.. check out the song 'Freewheel Burning'
As for additional classic metal, check out the band 'Dio' with the song 'The Last In Line' which also happens to be the very song that got me into heavy metal in the first place lol. This would have been back in the summer of 1984.
Not enough people have heard Dio's stuff. No matter how many people hear Dio
YES to Freewheel Burning!
Freewheel Burning, The Sentinel and Painkiller. My favorite top 3 songs of Priest.
This track was legendary even when it came out.. like a fine wine it only seems to get better with age. The album itself is worthy, but yep, Painkiller is a track that stands well amongst tracks. Nice to see people giving it a chance across the sphere. Nice one man! I have two other Priest albums - Ram It Down, which was the precursor to this album and Firepower which was much more recent. All three are great examples of Priest, and you can tell how Ram It Down lead to Painkiller, but it did mark quite the change in their style from the likes of Living After Midnight and Breaking the Law.
JudasPriest !!! I love Rob Halford. Amazing selection man!!!
This song is the definition of Heavy Metal
I saw Judas Priest last year and when I heard this riff start at the end of the set I thought, “Rob wont be able to cope with this song at his age.” Wrong!
The metal gif at his finest.. this came out the blue and blew us away back in 1990
1990 was the greatest year for metal. Megadeth delivered Rust in Peace, Judas Priest brought Painkiller, Slayer released Seasons in the Abyss, Pantera Cowboys from Hell, Alice in Chains with Facelift..
Positively brutal onslaught of great albums.
Hell Bent For Leather!! So many good songs!! 🔥
I saw Priest in 2018 at a festival for the first time, and even in his older age, THEY KICKED SO MUCH ASS
Try "Screaming for vengeance" from them. another great song
Yes,the entire album
I prefer Electric eye
Another good album
The album is my favorite
Heavy Metal's National Anthem.
Bend the knee.
Truly one of the greatest bands of all time! I listen to alot more modern metal now but Judas Priest is the reason why I fell in love with metal and music in general! When I heard Electric Eye for the first time when I was 8 years old everything else was history! Judas Priest hands down defined what a real metal band should be!
One of the best bands of all time!!!!! Just amazing legends 🤘🤘🤘🤘🏴
One of greatest near 2 mins of solo ever recorded 🤘🤘🤘🤘
The Judas Priest catalog is one of the best rabbit-holes you can go down.
Though you won't be able to do a reaction video to all of the songs, I suggest starting all the way back to Rocka Rolla and listen to every album, chronologically, since. Amazing stuff!
This is radio stuff here in Finland. Heard this so many times 🤘
Judas Priest's album Painkiller is the best most operatic, electric powerful album I've ever heard. The incredible voice of Rob Halford. Glenn Tipton and K. K. Downing perform some of the most awesome shredding sweet guitar solos and Scott Travis's powerful fast paced drums shine as the focus in the Painkiller album with Halford's high pitched screaming firepower of a voice. The Painkiller album is just electric powerful awesomeness. Basically you should listen to painkiller. Each song on that album is a banger. Most people agree Painkiller is the best song of the album but their all close and Hell Patrol is a true gem.
I went to the Painkiller concert the day before my senior year finals in 1990. It was a great concert. I couldn't hear anything the next day taking my finals, but I aced them.
That's what is Judas Priest all about 😏
@@prajwalpawar3132 yeah for 3 days all I heard was a hissing noise. Best concert ever.
When I've first heard this album, I've put the CD in the player and I thought.....it's illegal. The album is pure gold. The definition of metal.
Scott Travis on drums. One of my favorite drummers.
This is metal when metal was really metal. This brings back good memories. gods im old.
Not old educated
Hell Patrol is a good example of crazy singing. A good oldie from the 70's would be Beyond the Realms of Death.
Imagine being Scott Travis the drummer during a liveshow holding this tempo the whole show! Yes the whole album is almost the same extreme speed. 8 out of 10 songs with double kickpedals in lightspeed! That needs a lot of cardio...
This band has changed its sound around the decades, always being relevant and making strong music. You can listen 1976's Victim of Changes, 1978's Beyond the Realms of Death, 1982's Screaming for Vengeance, 1984's The Sentinel, 1988's Blood Red Skies and realize how great modern Judas Priest can sound with Hellrider (2005), Nostradamus (2008), Halls of Valhalla (2014) and the amazing FIREPOWER (2018).
Judas Priest did some commercial/radio friendly/shorter songs really great like Breaking the Law (1980), Living after Midnight (1980), Heading out the Highway (1981), You've got another thing comin (1982), Love Bites (1984) and Turbo Lover (1986).
English is not my 1st language but i expect you can understand me
You should do Beyond the Realms of Death and Lightning Strike by them. One is a older song from 78' and the other is from 2018. Shows the quality of the band!
The Sentinal, with lyrics. Studio version. Nuff said
I love watching these reaction videos from the younger generation.
The Gods of metal.
Landmark song! Unparalleled intensity. Judas Priest could do it all!
I heard they've been rocking for 50+ years, that's insane! Major props to them, and I wonder if there were line-up changes in the band or if they miraculously stayed together. Great pick and reaction! This song is a perfect example of Metal.
Things you can only do once in a lifetime: Hearing the intro to the solo of Glenn Tipton for the first time
Am literally watching all painkiller reactions lmaooooo and they all go mad and crazy like they're supposed toooooooo fkin love Judas Priest!!!!!!
The whole album is worth listening to.
If you want to hear Rob Halford (Judas Priest vocalist) best screams, react to: "10 Amazing Rob Halford High Screams" (uploaded by Loudwire). Your brain will explode
Judas Priest is one of the first band to use a duo of Lead guitars!
I had the luck to see their performance of this song live, a dream that came reality
Metal = real music 🖤🤘🏻🖤
Legends 🤘🤘
Hello hello hello hello. Let me start off this song melts your face from the beginning to the end. The Judas priest catalog is huge and they have many great songs. From The sentinel 2 victim of changes nothing but awesomeness. They're sad wings of destiny album you can play from beginning to the end all the songs on there are awesome. I recommend the next song would be victim of changes live it will not disappoint. Love your show keep on keepin on.
Judas priest- victim of changes and beyond the realms of death is great songs.
Drum solo at the beginning
“Yea, it’s that drum solo at the beginning”
Machine gun intro
You feel the pain?! 😂😂💪🤘
Masterpiece🙌good job💋
Breaking the Law is another great one from them. Rob Halford (lead singer/metal legend) actually performed this song and Breaking the Law at an awards show with Babymetal
This song/video never gets old....🤘😎
Painkiller. I saw it live and it's the most metal song ever. Watch your face...it's about to get scorched.
Best metal album of all time! No wonder Rob Halford was pronounced Metal God!
Robert is rock royalty. This song is pure adrenaline
Check out the band, ''Beyond Fear', which has Tim Ripper Owens on lead vocals - Owens filled in for Halford briefly in Judas Priest once - and check out the Beyond Fear song 'Scream Machine'.
Rob hold that las note for 20 seconds. Mind blowing.
THEY ARE METAL GODS
Hoopsick to give you perspective Living After Midnight was recorded just 10 years before this . It shows how much they evolved their sound from Poppy sounding metal to full blown near thrash metal. This was a resounding F U from the band to critics who said they lost their edge on several albums before .
Never forget the concert in 1990. Badass.
You need to react to Halls of Valhalla by Judas Priest. Rob hits the lowest note he's ever done, and then 10 seconds later, hits the highest note he's ever done, all in one breath, it's beautiful.
Painkiller was 100 years ahead of its time ! Period
and he can still hit the high notes I meet him personally at a tattoo shop in Ft. Lauderdale when he got the lighting bolt on his head
Prime Judas Priest its just Un-Fuckable with (even by their own selves), and this song is why. Its no bs, no filler, clean, in your face metal from start to finish. Is one of those songs that CANNOT be beaten on the type of sound/song it is.
Seatbelt Warning ⚠. Absolutely Headbanging is Necessary 😈🔥😁
Top-five metal songs of all time and in my opinion top five metal albums of all time
Glenn Tipton and K.K. Downing.....the ultimate rock guitar duo!
Very funny reaction. This song is so intense it wears you out right? I saw these guys live during Painkiller tour 1990. I still have permanent hearing loss from the show. It was worth it. Somebody stole my coat from the back of my seat and I had to ride a couple hundred miles back home from Houston on my ninja motorcycle in the winter in a T-shirt. Never been so cold before. Worth it though. Never heard vocal notes that high. I still remember the high notes on another song they did called Touch of Evil. Check it out if you liked this.
Remember. This is not made today, but 30 years ago. Remember the day before all days when some people woke up deciding to give the world a lesson. Sometimes it happens.
AWESOME & AMAZING
Judas Priest = The METAL GODS!!!
Ahh! The metal I know and love
I took acid at a Judas Priest concert. I could watch or listen but not at the same time. On the way there my friend got excited and punched the windshield of the VW and broke it. Ahh,The good old days
Now you talking about!!!!!!!!!
Great seeing the live in the 70's 80's....🤟🤟
Try A Touch of Evil from the same album. Now excuse me I need to get my Priest collection off the shelf.
Tipton's solo is hands down my fave of all time... it goes on and on and gets better the longer it goes
I have Sadwings of Destiny tattooed on my left arm and this cover on my right. Got them done in the early 90's.
Love this band(Except Point of entry- trash album).
Not as bad as demolition
Literally, I scoured your channel because I thought you had done this before, just last night. Checked the channel today, and I am so hype you reacted to literally one of the most metal songs, ever. Cheers
Adding to this, listen to Die Young by Heaven and Hell
Judas Priest's greatest song is actually The Sentinel. Full on Metal poetry.
You can check their last album form 2018, they still melting faces, more than 50 years already
To sum up this song in a word: Relentless.
You should check out when Rob Halford did this and "Breaking the Law" with BABYMETAL. He's a big fan of theirs and the collaboration is pretty fun to watch.
Rob also did a spin off of Billy idol ;white wedding....its a collab with in this moment;black wedding
A couple of other classic priest songs, Breaking the law, and Turbo lover.
I have been loved Judas Priest since 1980.
And now,l also love Lovebites!
Please check the Lovebites's Painkiller cover!
These ladies are always killer♪︎
So much metal in this song.... you can build a death star