Judas Priest - San Antonio 1977 (Full Concert)
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- Very rare Priest recording from the 1977 "SIN AFTER SIN" Tour!!!
SETLIST:
Intro
Let Us Prey/ Call For The Priest
Victim Of Changes
Diamonds And Rust
The Ripper
Sinner
Genocide
Starbreaker
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初めて Let us prey を Live で聞きました。かっこよかったです。
San Antonio has LOVED the Priest from Day 1!
This literally gives me chills, no other band can do that.
🎸💁♀️I know!
Loving those warm, deep baritone notes on Victim of Changes. Love that part of Rob's voice. Well, all of it really.
My God, the way Rob sings the middle part of Victim of Changes! Holy Christ!
Its super brutal to know in 77, they got that much applause and people cared...i was 4.
Damn…opening with Let Us Prey/Call For The Priest. Just imaging seeing this opening band you know nothing about in 1977 and having them first hit you over the head with THAT.
This was the Municipal Auditorium REO Speedwagaon headlined, Judas Priest was second on the bill, with Journey(Pre-Steve Perry) opening the concert. I recall this concert (I was high as a kite), but still remember the night. REO was touring for the "Live/You Get What you Play For"....Journey had just released "Look into the Future" and opened with "Midnight Dreamer" song. Greg Rolie on vocals. Yes sir...good times!
Journey. Can’t believe you mentioned midnight dreamer. Great song.
@@326vince - it is a great song from "Look Into The Future" release...😎
@@CrimsonThorns it sure is. I taped them two times before Steve Perry. There’s a song “ I would find you “ from Next on this little post I made. th-cam.com/video/5_sFwv3mG08/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5Nvb0I1tusVKnUaD
Priest must have blown people's minds at this show, so freaking heavy compared to the other bands.
Les Binks pre-Stained Class!!!!!!
Starrrrrrbreaker!
Simon Phillips was the drummer who played on Sin after Sin so why are you talking about Starbreaker?
nkmcfrln Simon Phillips did not accept the offer to become a member of Priest, he never played live with Priest
@@ferrreira I said he played on the Sin after Sin album. Not that he became a member of Judas Priest and toured with them. I always knew that. Starbreaker is my favourite Judas Priest song from when I first heard it before a Peter Gabriel concert of all concerts. It's Phillips' drumming on that song. He created it. Read this comment carefully before you try to correct me again.
Thank you for posting this! So nice to hear the young, hungry, not-overproduced Priest, playing for their next meal.
Judas Priest, Def Leppard and the Scorpions live in Boston. Judas Priest British Steele, Def Leppard On Through the Night and Scorpions Animal Magnatism........ran out an bought a guitar that following weekend. 3rd Row Balcony.......seems like yesterday. Just came off of Rush Hemisphers at the Orpheum a few weeks earlier.
It was about 130 degrees in The Orpheum that night...brutal...I must say that Exciter not being played was a bummer...but as I came to know Dave Holland's shortcomings I understood in hindsight :-)
It was DL Scorps and Nugent in St Louis. Judas played the superjam at Busch stadium that summer with Shooting star April Wine Journey and Hagar .Would have rather seen your show with Judas inside instead of Ted
'80? That would have been Rush Permanent Waves tour
@@chizam765 I was at that show! Hagar killer the lawn with a trans am doing doughnuts.
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you very much for this concert!! This is by far the BEST 1977 live show from Priest I have ever heard!!! So clear and crisp, compared to the others I have heard! Halford's voice in 1977 was, I believe at its very best.
This absolutely rules! Rob Halford in full flight hitting all those mega high notes is a thing to behold. True metal gods.
Tommy Boyce it's amazing how he can still hit pretty high notes now.
***** Not at the same level as 1978 but yes Halford can indeed still hit some pretty sweet highs when he needs to.
i think he sounds better this tour than last. he was able to sing painkiller without dropping down an octave.
Halford sang this quality all the way through the 80,s too. Every tour! Impecable! But after Ram It Down I noticed his vocals slowly starting to change. I know, because I saw every tour live. From Screaming - Painkiller.
@@scissors656 🎸💁♀️Yes he was!
🎸💁♀️💖WOW! No wonder why Judas Priest has always been my favorite band ever since that day a friend played a cassette for me. I said “I LOVE THAT! WHO IS THAT?” He said “JUDAS PRIEST! I then moved to cities closest to my mountain town to find other musicians who played what I craved to play. After a few yrs of hard work, I earned a recording contract but let it go to take care of Grandma. Now I’m still in the mountains of PA doing solo gigs.
🤩Thx for posting this! I’d never heard this concert!
Any JP fans want to jam, look me up in Southern PA
Wow! I lived in San Antonio from 77 til 82 but I missed this show and the Staned Class tour. Finally saw JP on the Hellbent tour when they opened for UFO. 70's Priest is the best! And thanks to the Godfather Joe Anthony for all the great music!
Hell yeah still got my tix stub for the CCTxxx show.
70's priest and UFO? Throw in Lizzy and I'm in heaven.
seeing zeppelin must have been nice. i was 13 in 1977 my first concert was kiss.i have seen about 200 concerts, but u can't see them all when your young. i bought unleashed in the east in the used bin at my local record shop, that was the first priest album i bought. then sin after sin and stained class right after. i saw ozzy in 1981, der leppard opened up! saw metallica in 1983 at a small club with 100 people there, raven opened up. those days will never be back. i saw almost everyone. 80s!!!
I was 14 when I saw Zep!
@@markbiedermann7467 Your a lucky guy, if i had a older cousin maybe i could have seen a few shows i was to young to see, but i didn't, oh well, i made up for it.
@@corvettebmw My cousin Tom took me to see , Jethro Tull, Outlaws, Santana, Lynrd Skynrd, Frampton, Pink Floyd Animals tour and more.
I AGREE!!! Les Binx was AWESOME!!!
What a gem for any Priest or heavy metal fan...too bad Glenn's distortion kept cutting out but even so, this is getting saved in a playlist. Thanks for posting.
That drum roll in the opening! Les Binks
Oohhhh...
BEST PRIEST RECORDING ever .
Tempo of songs and drums works well, not rushed ,guitar work stellar,
Vocals perfect .
A+
Would love to have a time machine and attend one of Priest's early concerts... but this'll do in the mean time.
I'd go to their Madison Square Garden show the fans destroyed the seats and Priest was banned for life.
I am being transported back pretty much! This has got to be very close to the Oakland performance!
Even though 86 Turbo was not best era, Priest were very memorable they did bring so many hot chicks If I have a choice I would go to Fuel For Life Tour.
🎸💁♀️LMK when you get the time machine! I’m there with you! Lol
@@ezioauditore7427 My first Priest concert and 3rd ever. Saw them with Krokus opening at the CNE in Toronto in '86!
Thank you for posting this! Love early Judas Priest!!!
OMG, I was there and saw them 3 more times after this, Still have my Sad Wings of Destiny Album.. and I still rock n roll 30 yrs later :)
I have their 1st very rare Rocka Rolla album! Judas Rules!
I was there also. I think that's me saying turn it up.on Sinner
@@scout805 me too
That was my first concert. We were in the upper decks to the right of the stage. All I could here was massive echo. But it was fun.
Seen them at the Starwood night club in LA, on the Stained Class tour, 15 years old resting my elbows on the stage between Glen and Rob. EPIC!
🎸💁♀️Wish I’d been there! Lol
They opened a tour with UFO a block from my house in late winter or spring 1978. At the YVC gymn in Yakima, WA, we were priveleged to witness a shift in Heavy music and over the top bombastic performance. It was loud enough for the Seattle Colliseum and tight enough for a local bar! KK Downing came out looking like Elric of Melnibone (an albino fantasy character). He was throwing his flying V into the air and making noises we hadn't heard before. The band just rocked. We were so wrung out we could not even appreciate a great UFO set fully. I had barely ever heard of either band at the time but have loved them both ever since!
+Michael Maxwell I saw the same "Hell bent for Leather" tour here in Boise Idaho and when KK threw his axe 20 feet in the air and spun around to catch it, he missed and it splintered-out as it hit the stage. It was so awesome to see that happen. I was only 14 yrs old at the time, and all these years later it's still one of my favorite concerts. UFO had those white lights in front of the stage shining up as they played "Light's Out"! I was sooo' high that night, but I remember it like it was yesterday! We were so lucky to experience that period in rock, because we will never see so many great bands live like that again for only $7.00!
2Zero8discipline Great to hear of your experience a day or two earlier. I was 14 also, maybe 15. I smuggled a bong in and everybody wanted to share with me that night. I had barely started to pick up a bass guitar but that night made me and my best friend life long metal players!
Saw that Tour w UFO in CC Txxx....I can still see KK throwing his guitar in the air during Hell Bent for Leather intro
I've just finished listening up to the end of Victim of Changes. After Call For the Priest and THIS, I can already safely say this is the best fucking Priest live recording I have ever heard ever. God damn. Rob was at his very best!!
I still have a spot in my heart for the "Screaming in Memphis" concert which was from the *Screaming for Vengeance* tour, that was released on Media Home Video. Bought my copy for $2 at a pawn shop... Got my money's worth...
They all sound great!Especially Rob.Playing the songs at the right tempo and not way too fast! Guitar tones sound excellent. I saw them in '79 while Les Binks was still with them and I thought they were great,but this recording sounds even better.
San Antonio has always been a great Metal city.
That's right... first tour. We caught this at the Palladium in nyc. A friend heard they were opening for Starz/REO, but we had no way to confirm that and took the gamble... it paid off big. Les on skins that night, as he was the following year there - Exciter opening that second show. Year after that. ... Holland would be there drumming - Delivering The Goods opening. .. We saw Dave's debut just prior at JB Scotts in Albany. ... A friggin bar. Attendance that night... 10 of us at a table against the stage and a few locals at the bar.
Priest is the best band ever, still great today, but when you hear Halford live in the 70s and 80s... no one was even close!
thx
Wow!!! PRIEST FOREVER
🎸💁♀️Thx for info! Very cool!
@@dannyblaylock9942 🎸💁♀️True!
1977 and the crowd was on fire for then,really nice!!!Thanx!!
The first 6 gigs of Judas Priest's first US tour all took place in Texas:
June 17 | Civic Center | Amarillo, TX | USA (Opened for REO Speedwagon)
June 19 | Texas Hall | Dallas, TX | USA
June 20 | Music Hall | Houston, TX | USA
June 21 | Municipal Auditorium | San Antonio, TX | USA (The Gig In Question)
June 22 | Memorial Coliseum | Corpus Christi, TX | USA
But in SA they opened for Sammy Hagar and Frank Marino headlined. REO came back with Rainbow opening for them in SA
@@user-xi4of7kg3o This show they opened for REO and Journey. June 21st, 1977 at The Municipal Auditorium. The picture related to this video is not from this show.
@@warrenhammonds1093 yes that looked outdoors. Cool thanks
Sin After Sin....thee best Priest album. The best.
no doubt,the first real heavy metal album. i know sad wings was before;but sin after sin really was more solid metal.
kennatiousc The first metal album was Black Sabbath s/t, and Sad Wings is significantly better than Sin After Sin. SAS still rules though m/
+Romulan Rancorthat may be true,but heavy metal was'nt a term yet when sabbath's first album came out. judas priest was the first true metal band;but i do agree that maybe sad wings was before SAS i just think SAS is heavier,actually rock a rolla was first;but they were kind of experimenting musically then;but yes, black sabbath birthed heavy metal.
kennatiousc SAS was quite a diverse album really, but the heavier moments on SAS were probably heavier than that of SWOD. You've got songs like Dissident Aggressor and songs like Last Rose Of Summer. It's a great album.
+Romulan Rancor yah,i really like dissident agressor;and for sad wings you got ripper;and victom of changes ect. both great albums.
This concert was the 1st time I heard them..was completing AIT in San Antonio at the time...damn a long time ago..I was a instant fan & love Priest to this day!
🎸💁♀️Me too!
You witnessed a very important part of music history.
This is awesome!!!!!!!!! Thank you Joe Anthony (and Lou Roney) of KMAC AM (and later KISS FM) for introducing San Antonio to real rock music back in the early mid-70's!! NO City in the USA rocked like S.A. during the 70's and 80's, thanks to "The Godfather".
KMAC/KISS, the Buzzard!!!! I still have my baseball jersey! Long live Joe Anthony & Lou Roney... : )
Rene Lagunas
Cool. I lived in S.A. from 83-90. Remember KISS FM well. I graduated from Madison H.S. in 85, and went to John Wood middle school. Not in that order.Lol What school did you attend?
Vegan Man Don't forget Jabreel Khalid. Best late night DJ ever. Cool guy as well.
Try having your mother uproot you and your sister from the El Paso area, and being able to listen to an FM Radio station playing Hard Rock and moving to Schulemburg Tx, in 1972-'73 . Joe Anthony and Lou Roney saved me (at 15) from 'Hicksville'. I have NEVER FORGOTTEN the musical education in Hard Rock and Metal that the Godfather and KMAC-AM Radio brought to my life (and when we moved to Corpus Christi in '75, the concerts. Joe Anthony's love for Rock benefited Corpus, too!)
I was 7 in San Antonio at the time and going to first grade, amazing how time flies!!! Time fly now,time flies.
I remember
lived in San Antonio, I believe my older brother saw Judas Priest warm up for REO Speed wagon I was 13 at the time that was 1977, I remember my mother told me that his microphone looked like a scepter. I rember the the first time I heard victim of changes it was KISS 99.5 fm. And those vocals just blew me away! Time flies! I thought it was Black Sabbath at first. Remember Mahoghany Rush, Moxy and all those good bands.
This is badass to hear the good old days of classic rock here in SA
Yessir....
Metal Infancy!! Priceless!!Halford Made D'ianno even if Paul never knew it!!!🤣🤣🤣4 min mark sounds like Maiden at the Rainbow 1980.
Thanks Rock 'n Metal Concerts. we all appreciate it. RIGHT ? RIGHT !!!!!!!!! I saw Priest in Nov. 2014 in Glendale Az. and they did 4 encores and Rob said the Priest Will Be Back
One of the golden years! Wish I could travel back in time to witness this! Rob’s range in pitch is just insane. The widest range in the world though?? I wouldn’t be surprised
It's ok I'm just glad to see that you have good taste. Rock on ✌️
🎸💁♀️I want to go back too! Lol
Chris Cornell & Robert Plant pre 73 sang just as high
It's true.
Priest was a last minute addition to a Bill Graham Day on the Green concert in Oakland headlined by Zeppelin and also featuring Rick Derringer. Priest replaced the disbanded UFO. Famously, John Bonham and Zep's manager Peter Grant got into a fight with Bill Graham's people and charges were filed. Zeppelin never played America again,
When Plant heard UFO wasn't going to play, he told Graham to go get those Brummies (Priest).
Boy the crowd really sounds jazzed up for Judas Priest. Poor REO Speedwagon had to follow THAT.
hahahahahahaa exactly! priest man!
I would've left after Priest walked off the stage. I had plans to go to the ill fated Ozzy show at the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando. they were the band playing before Foreigner who was the headliner, so I was going to see Ozzy and Randy and leave after they played. unfortunately I didn't get to see them.
*****
yeah he did. he used to live in a place called Rosemont next to a friend of mine. they must've called him last minute.
talk about roll with the changes
kennatiousc nicely done.
What a Metal treat thanks for the post this made my Metal Day even better!!Long Live Judas Priest!!!!
🎸💁♀️Yes incredible! Here I’m discovering this 9yrs after you & I’m feeling the same way!
Definitely ahead of their time. Unmatched by any other band at the time. The godfathers of heavy metal!!!!!!!!!
🎸💁♀️Agreed!
Scorpions did matched and surpassed them in those yrs, compare the set lists at the time no fanatism. Judas Priest is my favorite metal band Scorpions are my fav band , both were really heavy at the time
Scorpions can't come close to judas priest in my opinion! !!!!!!!
@@dannylapenna5062Scorps are hard rock, no freaking comparison.
That were so freaking heavy for that time. Incredible!
Great, great concert. An exciting time period (77- 79) for this band
The priest that is the beast!
Kool
Pure RAW power and boy they were hungry.... golden history!!!
What a treat to find this, thanks!
I am SO happy with this post. I saw Judas Priest in Corpus Christi at least twice and 1977 has to be the first time. Corpus Christi benefited from the groups that came to San Antonio and made the trip to Corpus. Joe'The Godfather'Anthony was responsible for putting South Texas on the Hard Rock and Metal highway Thanks for posting this. I remember all the groups that I saw, but didn't keep all the ticket stubs and am always trying to figure out the EXACT year. At 62, the best years of my life, musically,(1970's)blur on exactly what year I saw a certain group(and 1975-1980 had alot of tours going). Some I can nail, but dated videos like this one are great.
They should have kept Les Binks indefinitely.. their best drummer.
Ironman KMSA most definitely
By the cymballs sound i think is Simon Phillips, one of his few shows... Analising the Sin After Sin songs arrangments... Les Binks changed it a little.
Keep FUNNING!
According to Downing's autobiography, Binks quit over a money dispute with the label. He wanted to get paid, they were like, "You're just the drummer," and he fucked off and left the band hanging just before the tour promoting Unleashed in the East.
@@satyrosphilbrucato9140 You are completely in error.
This was amazing. I wish I were there too. You folks have impressive memories. I have to say that this version of Victim Of Changes has to be the closest to the album version that I've ever heard them play live. It's one of my favorites by them, but in later years they always seemed to play it faster almost like they had to rush through it or something. This version was life changing for me!
It's about the drummer keeping time
Municipal auditorium. I was at that concert. Did not know that his concert was posted on utbube.
It was at the Municipal, I was there. Very unusual look and style. Tipton had a Marshall blow, lost his temper backstage. Kicked over a bunch of chairs. Next time was Joe Freeman, I recorded it. Wanted this one more, pre-Exciter.......THANK YOU
Can you explain more. Thanks
Yeah, they looked like a low rent version of Queen with that look, geez Tipton lost it, yikes sounds like a guy I wouldn't wanna be around, still one of my favorite guitarists though.
This was the bands first album for Columbia Records in 1977 produced by Roger Glover( deep purples bass guitarist) with Simon Philips on drums who didn’t get to tour extensively with them being replaced by Les binks.They played with on Led Zeppelin’s last Ill fated tour the same year when Robert plants son died.
🎸💁♀️Thx for info!
Simon was in demand as a session drummer. They invited him to join and he turned them down.
OBRIGADO POR EXISTIREM. METAL FOREVER 🇧🇷🤘
Best line-up the Priest ever had. Should have kept Les Binks tho!!
True but Scott Travis is great and underappreciated
@@jasonfreak99 travis shouldn't even be mentioned in the same month as binks... it's like a shot of early times after an aged bourbon
@Joseph Burnside he had very good time, but too bland. not his doing though. i read they wanted it simple and straight forward.
i think you forgot who made painkiller 😅 but sure he was a good good drummer
Delivering the Goods hooked me. I can't believe they never did it in concert.
th-cam.com/video/ln2W5heC0K8/w-d-xo.html
There it is!
I know there is a live recording from 1979s Unleashed in the East. Look for the extended CD release.
Man if only video to go with it...At the top of their game here
doesn't get better than this. This is one of the few live shows even available from the Sin after Sin tour! I'm almost tempted to attempt my skills to remaster the audio!
Please do that! As long as it doesn't replace this gem
SMCsilvermountain . . . it may get better. . . world tour next year
Yeah you should remaster it
SMCsilvermountain -- If you do, PLEASE contact me. I need a good copy!
I LOVE Priest!
Please do.
My ticket for the Paramount Theater in Asbury Park, NJ 1979 was $7.00... AWEOME show. Hell Bent for Leather... They played with Twisted Sister a local act at thew time we used to see them every Thursday at the Fountain Casino in NJ...
Was there!
Convention Hall
Thank you metalinvader888!!
It's a blast from the past to hear Joe Anthony, the DJ at 99.5 KISS, introducing the band at the San Antonio Convention Center Arena. Once I called him at the station and requested him to play anything off side 2 of Sin after Sin - He ended up playing the whole thing!
The GODFATHER
Kmac kiss
YEAH!! The "British Steel" tour was my first concert, too! Def Leppard "on through the night" and Scorpions "animal magnetism" rounded out the bill...SICK SHOW...remember it like yesterday!
Let Us Prey/ Call For The Priest 00:43
Victim Of Changes 6:42
Diamonds And Rust 15:08
The Ripper 19:21
Sinner 22:25
Genocide 29:57
Starbreaker 43:13
From Sa Blown Away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seen them 3 times born in 82!
Yeah, thanks for that man. I live in San Antonio and I couldn't think of any open air stadiums in SA back then... answered a question of mine, so thanks.
I was there!
Sin After Sin was a hell of an album...It's a pity there are no soundboards from 1976 or 1977.
my fav Priest album. it’s so good. Phillips drumming took them to another level. Dissident Aggressor their finest moment
I would really like younger listeners to fully understand that this was before heavy metal was a full fledged concept. This is proto-metal but we didn't know it or call it that at the time. It was "hard rock" then. I saw Priest on this tour when they opened for Foghat. I thought they were really good and noticeably a different style from Foghat. It was meaner and sleeker but simply a distilled kind of hard rock. It sounded cheaper and less sophisticated but still really cool. Then "metal" coagulated a couple of years later into a more commonly identifiable term and Priest got folded in with that movement in which they mostly pioneered and were already leaders.
+NelsonClick
Hey, NelsonClick: Lots of what you say is indeed correct. If I might add, the term "heavy metal" did precede this--Sabbath--but you are essentially correct. Priest was certainly considered a front runner of "heavy metal" and were years ahead of their time. "Stained Class" should have been huge, but timing, you know... I don't want a fight with you, as we both dig a terrific band; I just simply recall the term "heavy metal" being applied to Sabbath (and Purple & Heep as well). I must say I really like these renditions as well as this was before Priest became obsessed with speed (even on "Unleashed in the East"). That is SO COOL that you got to see JP before they peaked :)
+NelsonClick very well put sir. Listen to All the Worlds a Stage from Rush, especially 2112 for some more insane proto style metal
Heck Yeah "All the World's a Stage" is a great album as is "2112"
NelsonClick cheaper?? Less sophisticated ??
Mike McAfee You should try Caress of steel by them.
The Necromancer shows the birth of speedmetal. 1975
Thank you for the rare Priest! Excellent!
Really love the tempo of Victim of changes, and all the tunes! Unleashed in the east released the next year sounded so rushed!
What a gem! Thanks a million!
Awesome!Thanks for sharing!!!
Was at the 1983 US Festival too in San Bernadino, Cali. Glen Helen Park over 500,000 people those tix were only $20.00 a day for dozens of killer bands including Priest, Bowie, VH, Scorps, too many to mention.
I still have my stubs for that. All 3 daze, the best trip of my life still. I lived in Miami at the time.
I was there too. I grew up about 3 miles from Glen Helen Park
I'd give my left nut to go back in time for this
This concert proves san antonio is the heavy metal capital of the U.S.A. r.i.p.joe (the godfather)anthony 99.5 kiss fm rocks san antonio since 1970 and still rocking 2019 and beyond
Except Priest was a thrash band comparing to most of bands of the era and even more for american bands who werent as raw and heavy than us , europeans
99.5 Kiss has been more of alternative as of late... they dont play classic priest, Maiden, legs diamond, Sabbath, killer Drawfs, etc....
F-ing epic! Tx for posting!
what a f_cking unreal performance from start to end, Metal GODS!
РАРИТЕТ! Джудас ПРИСТ ВЕЛИКОЛЕПЕН!! 🤩🎤😝🎸👏🥁💯❤ Кей Кей КРУТО! Шикарные ботфорты, БРАВО! 👍🤗🙏
PIONEERS of the great storm that was to come...
This is awesome!
All thanks to THE GODFATHER JOE ANTHONY!,I was all the shows @ Municipal Auditorium! This is the greatest thing about being in the. 70's. We could do many ,,things& getaway with it \m/
No Computers
Kat Toudouze-I just found this video and posted the comment that I WONDERED if The Godfather brought them. I knew that I first saw Judas Priest in Corpus Christi around 76-'77(at 62, I remember the bands that I saw, but not the exact year for the concert). Thanks for confirming about Joe Anthony's influence. KMAC-AM Radio, with Joe and Lou Roney, was THE greatest thing I ever heard on AM radio!
Yes we can do that 👍
12:07 здесь Роб поёт просто космически! Низкий баритон очень ему идёт, надо было в студийной версии Жертвы Перемен в таком стиле петь эту часть песни! Было бы очень мощно!
Awesome. This is a treat and a half for the Priest purist.
Still have my Sin After Sin - nothing touched this (short) LP...except Sad Wings of Destiny I suppose. This was the sonic transition from a space-metal thing to hell bent for leather. More plexi than the JCM to come...see KK's metal panel stacks ?
and..what a Voice.
half the setlist is sad wings so its not 'i suppose' its a fact
Dude...Stained Class!
THIS IS GREAT MAN!!!!!! OLD '77 WOW GREAT SET LIST!!!!!!!!
I saw day 2 of Day On the Green ....JUDAS PRIEST ....DERRINGER and LED ZEPPELIN! Unbelievable! Judas Priest hooked me right away seeing as Halford could scream like Ian Gillan in his normal singing voice and Two roaring guitars with pounding bass and drums! What a show!
Damn Rob's vocals are insane and it's the same phrasing as the album
I lived in San Antonio from May of 1979 to July of 1980, and PRIEST came through twice in that short time! I had tickets to see the UNLEASHED IN THE EAST show in 1979, but in the end didn't make it, but had a buddy bring me back a tour shirt (which I still have) Then saw them on the BRITISH STEEL Tour in the spring of 1980 with Def Leppard opening in support of ON THROUGH THE NIGHT.
It was my second concert ever. First was ANGEL / MAHOGANY RUSH / HUMBLE PIE / MOTHER'S FINEST a few weeks earlier
I think the sound is pretty good considering what was available for recording back in 1977.
🎸💁♀️That’s what I thought!
Thank you Godfather Joe Anthony for the metal you played on the radio on saturday nights.
I was at this concert, still have the ticket stub !!!!
This is fantastic :) Thank you sooo much
超貴重な1977背信の門リリースの時のツアー音源🎉🎉シナーが、ダイヤモンドラストが🎉このアルバムでメジャーレーベルからライヴの定評うなぎ昇りが確かに伝わる、リパー🎉この時期の映像あればヒストリーで揃います🎉🎉ありがと！😅
Halford hitting the hi notes.
Fantastic.
peak Priest!! Sin After Sin is amazing
Fantastic; thank you!
A little blurry time for many. of us!
From about 76 - 79 (Sin after Sin, Stained Class) Priest had such a great, great sound.
With all due respect to the Dave Holland years, this stuff was much better in my opinion. And there are many who just don't know THIS Judas Priest. Can't help but wonder how the band would've fared had Les Binks stayed on.
Dave was better with Trapeze
Especially on boat club 1975 .
This and 77/79 Priest you have best of both .
Everyone says Dave was better with Trapese, I just don't hear it.
RockaRollaSadWingsSinner Top3 First 3 done. We all know it... Stain Class and Hell Bent for Leather were fucking right also ... Then the Cash on Sell out for money happened to all the Bands or most of them. Thanks for the early stuff in the 70's we didn't have to listen to the crap they tried to deliver to radio. Haha
@@hheuvel178 Unfortunately, CBS changed the title for us.
Nah quite the contrary, there's a shitload of fans who feel the same, I myself included, and in all fairness, the last great Priest album was British Steel, but even then it don't come close to their 70's material.
Let Us Prey/Call For The Priest YES, YES, YES!!! NWOBHM was born in Sin After Sin album!
one thing great about priest is they always play their songs note for note which I truly enjoy
SUPER !!!!
Great!
i love Rob so much!!