This concert was filmed in Texas, USA. They are still touring and still sound the same. They rocked all night long! I saw them as a teenager and took two of my teenage kids to see them this past October in Boston, USA. They are definitely legends and my kids loved them too.

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Wouldn’t say the same but still worth the ticket

This tour was special for vocalist Rob Halford in that he had been abusing alcohol and cocaine for years, then he chose to become clean and sober before this album and tour, he had a renewed energy and vitality during this tour and his voice sounded so good, he has been sober ever since, never fell back into drinking and drugs

If I remember correctly the singer Rob Halford had to have special microphones made, because he would blow out the ribbons in them and he held the record for a rock singer for a male. You should show the video of the song Breaking the Law. Thanks for your reactions.

Saw Judas Priest myself in 1983 Dortmund Westfalen Hallen. 🤘💪You got another thing coming

Birmingham and the West Midlands, home of metal... So many greats from the region - Black Sabbath, Priest, Led Zepp, Napalm Death, Fudge Tunnel, Godflesh, the list goes on! Then you have the likes of ELO, Slade, The Beat, Specials, Moody Blues etc etc - that's before you get in to the many other amazing acts from the rest of the UK. Having said that, there's a lot of underground stuff from all around the world that doesn't get the recognition it deserves - shout out to all the talented artists out there, especially those struggling! Great to discover new music, I'd love to be discovering Judas Priest again for the first time!

I saw them live (for 7th time) Last December in their 50 Years Tour...!! With Mercyful Fate, Pantera, Stryper and Behemoth!

Judas Priest - Steeler (Live At The Seminole Hard Rock Arena) Judas Priest - Freewheel Burning (Live At The Seminole Hard Rock Arena) Judas Priest - Painkiller (Epitaph) Judas Priest - Blood Red Skies (Epitaph) JUDAS PRIEST - Victim of Changes ! “.. just Wowww!!” [HDadv] [1080p] 1983 Judas Priest - Dreamer Deceiver / Deceiver (BBC Performance) Judas Priest - Halls of Valhalla (Live from Battle Cry) I think Priest is the epitome of metal. Rob Halford with his 4 octave singing voice, which he masters perfectly. It is not without reason that he is nicknamed "Metal God". Live they play the best guitar solos you can hear with so many great riffs over 50 years. British Steel for ever!

yes they still existing and where the mainact at Wacken 2022 😃

I saw them a couple times in the early 80s with the Harley on stage great shows

From this "Fuel for Life" concert film, also watch: "Out In The Cold," "Locked In," "Breaking The Law," "Love Bites," "The Sentinel," "Desert Plains," "The Hellion/Electric Eye," "Turbo Lover," "The Green Manalishi," and "Hell Bent for Leather."

Rob Halford is a Metal God. Glen Tipton and K.K are the stormtroopers. Another superb band from Birmingham, England. The birthplace of Heavy Metal 🇬🇧

Hell yeah, they are still touring and making music. I was at their concert last year and was blown away how amazing they still are. They still have the same singer (Rob Halford) and bass player (Ian Hill) but the guitar players & the drummer were replaced... Now the drummer is Scott Travis (listen to Painkiller and you'll see how amazing he is) and for guitarists - one of them left (KK Downing) and the other one (Glenn Tipton) stopped touring because he got Parkinson's. My suggestions would be: - Blood Red Skies (LIVE from Epitaph) - Victim of Changes (LIVE from Seminole) - Diamonds and Rust (Live from Epitaph) and some faster stuff: - Painkiller (official video or Live from either Epitaph or any maybe even from last year's tour if you'd be ok with amatour phone recordings ;)) - Riding on the Wind (LIVE in Dortmund 1983) - Screaming for Vengeance (LIVE from 1983) and many more fantastic songs! Enjoy 🤘

For quite a while they were my favourite band, particularly their 70s and early 80s albums. They kind of followed on from fellow Birmingham musicians Black Sabbath (you can hear the influence clearly in some of their songs) and pioneered the double guitar attack that became so popular in metal bands that followed in the 80s. They also did a lot to define the look of metal for some time to come (they were one of the main influences for the Spinal Tap mockumentary). I saw Beast in Black with Nightwish last year, and one thing that struck me was how much of their staging was reminiscent of Priest! Despite the image they are not afraid to have fun (as you noted), and come across as very normal down-to-earth people in interviews. Rob Halford has a great sense of humour (as well as one of the best voices in the business) and was a vocal supporter of Babymetal when some metalheads were saying they didn't belong. And he grew up not far from one of my aunts in Walsall!

That live-gig "Fuel for Life-86" is awesome!

1 of the best is an understatement. They brought metal to the scene LOL , they make it to a genre.

Anything from the Fuel for Life tour is going to be an amazing live performance from them. I don't even know what I'd recommend. Maybe "Locked In." It's from the album they were promoting on the tour, and I just think it's a fun one.

Nice to this. Mine first concert in the 80’s.

Good call! 1986 is indeed the year. "Fuel For Life" VHS

Judas Priest was inducted into the Rock and roll Hall of Fame in 2022. With current and former members performing please make that your next Judas Priest reaction. Before of course watching Painkiller.

Turbo Love Judas Priest super old song

I love these two! 🤘🏻

I'm sure others have said this before but I think you two are such a cute couple and I really enjoy watching your reactions.

saw them 3 times,last time summer 2022

You can google on which year this was,Fuel For Life.Tour ,in the U S..And the singer has taken off his jacket because he was soaked in sweat. Their style has always been to headbang to the drum rythm,& perform in leather outfit.

yes they are still recording and touring

Judas Priest. = Metal gods

Hello. Great reaction as always. Check out "You've Got Another Thing Comin'" live performance from Epitaph Tour 2012. They absolutely nailed it. Best regards :)

React to "Out In The Cold" in the same concert

Diamond and Rust in Valencia Spain, Beyond the realms of death ,

This was recorded in dallas texas

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NO WAY !!! An assault on my senses !!!

Only casual listeners will use : "Judas" - the real fans call for "PRIEST!"

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You can react to korn freak on a leash, or falling away fron me. I think korn its one of the most creative banda ever.

Did he get the oh yea from Freddie or did Freddie get it from him?

You need to listen to Painkiller. You will fall off your chairs ;-)

The Mighty Priest - not their great period (this concert) but really they can do no wrong 🤘

Then the video has started it's not before it begins, it's destroying the mode and energy the artist have built up and my mode already from start and takes away the built up mode/energy. It makes you stressed out and afraid and afraid for many interrupts then you are trying to enjoy. A good start is really important. After all we watch reactions because we like the song, at least I do.

Great reaction but this may be they're worst song ever. Lol. Do yourselves a favor and watch victim of changes live at the us festival 83 or live at the hard Rock Seminole. Bad ass