According to Brian, Freddie did the looping all by himself. Brian said he didn't know that it could be done without the proper equipment. He said Freddie was like a living metronome.
@jans288710 сағат бұрын
Death gets better and better. It's dark and heavy as hell. It really creates an eerie atmosphere. It's one of the best songs here.
@davidedipaolo864010 сағат бұрын
I dont know dude, you percieved Death like "rob not sounding good" while its one of his best vocal deliveries in the last 30 years and said "sands of time/pestilence and plague" is "ok", while its one of the best Priest songs ever. Dont know, you seem very off with this specific reaction, and i mean you never di, but that's just my opinion.
@TheMetalJunkie7 сағат бұрын
Rob's vocals sounded great as I stated, except for 2 particular screams. Just because a song doesn't do it for me doesn't mean I'm "off on my reaction" lol its just my opinion on the track. I'm not going to like everything I hear and I'm gonna be honest about it. Plus remember this is a first time listen. I might fall in love with it over time
@davidedipaolo864010 сағат бұрын
Dude, listening Pestilence and plague without Sands of time or "cutting it" is a total blasphemy.
@TheMetalJunkie6 сағат бұрын
FIRST TIME LISTENING to this record. I had zero heads up regarding Which songs are connected musically. Kind of hard to predict
@TheMagno61911 сағат бұрын
Death is the darkest judas priest song ever
@platypus214111 сағат бұрын
Great two tracks .its basically a one long song that divided into bunch of songs
@alexisbritez858213 сағат бұрын
Pestilence and plague deserves a live version!
@alexisbritez858213 сағат бұрын
2 very great songs!!!
@victorstefanovsky690214 сағат бұрын
Italian. And the songs they played live sounded awesome! They were not symphonic and sounded heavier. Death sounds like a Black Sabbath song, they played it on every show on the tour.
@bloodstone619615 сағат бұрын
Heavy metal I think is about the concert experience
@bloodstone619615 сағат бұрын
Death and Prophecy they did play live. There is video on you tube.
@raygunsforronnie84715 сағат бұрын
Think allegorically. They're painting a series of pictures, and each leads to the next. When you're wondering about the butchering, it's right after the battle of good and evil. edit PS: the Apocalypse in 9/8 is bar of 5/4 and then 4/4, rather that the traditional "triple" waltz time. It's the 5 against 4 tension that underpins the selection.
@williamcarbajal38316 сағат бұрын
Rob Halford hired an Italian tutor to ensure he pronounced the words correctly. "Nella tentazione, cercando la Gloria, il prezzota pagare, Ella caduta del huomo." It translates to: Into temptation, in search of glory, the price we pay, the fall of man.
@davidedipaolo864010 сағат бұрын
I'm Italian and "cercando" sounds pretty weird cause the word finishes with a different "ó", but incredible song. It's "Il prezzo da pagare è la caduta dell'uomo" btw
@EattheApple66616 сағат бұрын
I think it is Italian, not a bad song. Death is great, they played it live a couple times. As far as not playing the album though, it totally works as background music to working around the house, yard or garage. Priest!!!
@brucedickinson1216 сағат бұрын
Some of rob halfords best vocals on this album
@mauricioarias842016 сағат бұрын
Pestilence and plague is epic!!!
@EattheApple66616 сағат бұрын
Yes and Death is awesome.
@kerrang2757Күн бұрын
Revelations has great solos and an awesome outro, love the song.
@BKdan85Күн бұрын
I was there 2005 it was very very cool
@barboianКүн бұрын
You are somewhat right about the parts, but that is part of the genius of Voivod. They weave all these seemingly disparate parts together into something cohesive. It's a rhythm inside of a rhythm. When you listen to it more it makes more sense. Plus the 80s stuff can sound dated at times now.
@AJ-wg1xvКүн бұрын
Stained Class, this album was introduced to me by an older party friend while I was a sophomore in High School in 1977. This album forever changed me. Even though I didn't have a lot of money I HAD to buy it and it became a staple in my rotation ever since. I never had a favorite song from it back then because I absolutely loved every song, but I think today it would be Saints In Hell.
@victorstefanovsky6902Күн бұрын
Unlike Maiden Priest take chances and try different things. Their only flop for me was Turbo . Nostradamus is a great effort.Almost no fillers.war is not the greatest track , I agree.
@jaimecarrillo9339Күн бұрын
Gonna guess that you're Canadian. You should check out Misery Signals.
@EattheApple666Күн бұрын
Priest!!!
@the_proteus_voidКүн бұрын
The video looked like a preview of a mid-2000's video game. "God of War" available now for PS2 and Xbox. lol
@UnrealTemplierКүн бұрын
This album is a musical masterpiece. Many people can't get it from the first listening. It takes time in one's head and several relistening. And the whole album is A WHOLE. Imho the best one's can listen to it is to lay down, close your eyes and listen the whole album from beginning to the end. It has little meaning to separate it to songs.
@z7846Күн бұрын
Megadeth 🤘 👍
@2011rumpelralfКүн бұрын
Ich mag deine Rezessionen, aber wenn du schon alle Priest Alben kommentierst kannst du nicht einfach die Songs die du kennst weglassen. Es sind doch in der Regel die wichtigsten! Und nun gleich ein ganzes Album weil du es die gekauft hast? Du kannst doch nicht davon ausgehen, dass fast 7500 Abonnenten auch alle kennen? Was soll das? Ein Meilenstein in der Judas Priest Ära war für mich auch "unleashet in the east" von 1979! Da wurden die Songs der 70er Jahre schon mit einer unglaublichen "Metallpower" gespielt, dass diese wesentlich besser klangen als auf den Studioalben! So etwas kann man nicht einfach ausblenden. Viele Grüße aus Germany!
@TheMetalJunkieКүн бұрын
I'm here to find all the tracks I haven't heard before and then rank all the albums at the end of my journey. You'll hear my full thoughts on albums like Painkiller and Angel of Retribution when I do my ranking
@yannvalera1495Күн бұрын
Basically, in the previous track Revelations, Nostradamus is discovering his gift and becoming more and more accepting towards it until embracing it completely during the last section, and now War is the vision of apocalypse he had. The whole album really has to be taken from the perspective of Nostradamus speaking, it's all bound either to visions he wrote about, or bound to what actually happened in his life in a chronological order. I might comment a bit about what I know in future videos, if I find anything interesting to say, it's really cool. By the way, I'm french and Nostradamus lived not very far from where I live ! This guy had some serious stuff happen in his life, even if I don't believe he actually was a prophet. Great video as always ! Looking forward to the next ones !
@TheMetalJunkieКүн бұрын
Cool thanks for the insight
@yannvalera1495Күн бұрын
Nostradamus is such a masterpiece. It grew and grew on me as I was listening to the whole album again and again, and now I think it's my favorite album of all time.
@TheMagno619Күн бұрын
Yeah war is my least favorite song from this album, an ok song. I love the synth at the very end tho, reminds me of Rammstein
@weshoward450Күн бұрын
I have never seen that video before - I was sure it was fan-made until you commented about it appears to be "official" LOL. I am totally down with long songs / albums telling a big sweeping story as long as it stays interesting. To me this album struggles to hold my interest for the whole thing. These are 2 of the songs that don't do it for me. Some others coming up are EPIC though.
@altreml4048Күн бұрын
These are mine and I lived out the 70s. I can't wait for you to discover early Riot! 1. Judas Priest - Stained Class 2. UFO - Strangers In The Night 3. Rush - 2112 4. Riot - Narita 5. AC/DC - Let There Be Rock
@CowbladdКүн бұрын
I am totally on board with your review. I've been listening to Judas Priest for 44 years and remember when "Point of Entry" was released. I was blown away. I love so much of their entire catalog. But all these years later, I still find myself going back to this album more than any other. "You Say Yes" is a killer track! And when I saw them live in 1981, they opened the show with "Solar Angels." So cool.
@unshakensalsa6220Күн бұрын
I think the video for War you watched had The Four Horsemen intro in it already, so it was unfortunately a little redundant.
@TheMetalJunkieКүн бұрын
Yeah I wasn't sure if it was repeated or was it just made like that
@platypus2141Күн бұрын
Bruh that music video is so goofy aff
@TheMetalJunkieКүн бұрын
Very
@javierrodriguezgonzalez34262 күн бұрын
😁😁😁🇪🇦👍👍
@koffinmane-v7x2 күн бұрын
The gutturals where t0rtve
@johnzimmer37572 күн бұрын
They did all this with magnetic tape
@pvwulfe66622 күн бұрын
This album only took me 14 years to appreciate. I never gave it a chance at the time.
@victorstefanovsky69022 күн бұрын
Keys on the album,are played by the great Don Airey (Deep Purple, Rainbow, Ozzy Osbourne)
@victorstefanovsky69022 күн бұрын
A great album, hated by a lot of fans. It came out in 2008 and you missed the first album after Halford’s return Angel of Retribution (2005) which is fantastic!
@TheMetalJunkie2 күн бұрын
Didn't miss it, Ive owned it since day one on disc
@platypus21412 күн бұрын
My absolute favourite album ,it’s so creative and music wise complex af my only problem is the interludes sometimes it’s a bit too much
@EattheApple6662 күн бұрын
I like history and Nostradamus they did a great job telling the story. I really enjoy this album, not sure why you skipped AOR. Priest!!!
@TheMetalJunkie2 күн бұрын
I bought angel of retribution back when it came out on CD. I've known that album for almost 20 years now
@davidedipaolo86402 күн бұрын
Love this album, but man you sould really listen to a lot of ongs together, cause they are clearly cutted in the best parts of the songs..
@lukanovak14922 күн бұрын
This album is really interesting. In my opinion it would be their top 8 album if it didn't have those mostly instrumental short fillers. Best songs on this album are imo: Prophecy, Alone, Exiled, Future of Mankind
@themetalmaniac78112 күн бұрын
Nostradamus is definitely a vary underrated album. also can you react to the album From Beyond by the band Massacre ?
@keithwatkins79082 күн бұрын
Thanks for the reaction. I tried playing this album a few days ago and struggled for an hour. I am 60 years old, loved Priest since late 70's, but pass on this.
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According to Brian, Freddie did the looping all by himself. Brian said he didn't know that it could be done without the proper equipment. He said Freddie was like a living metronome.
Death gets better and better. It's dark and heavy as hell. It really creates an eerie atmosphere. It's one of the best songs here.
I dont know dude, you percieved Death like "rob not sounding good" while its one of his best vocal deliveries in the last 30 years and said "sands of time/pestilence and plague" is "ok", while its one of the best Priest songs ever. Dont know, you seem very off with this specific reaction, and i mean you never di, but that's just my opinion.
Rob's vocals sounded great as I stated, except for 2 particular screams. Just because a song doesn't do it for me doesn't mean I'm "off on my reaction" lol its just my opinion on the track. I'm not going to like everything I hear and I'm gonna be honest about it. Plus remember this is a first time listen. I might fall in love with it over time
Dude, listening Pestilence and plague without Sands of time or "cutting it" is a total blasphemy.
FIRST TIME LISTENING to this record. I had zero heads up regarding Which songs are connected musically. Kind of hard to predict
Death is the darkest judas priest song ever
Great two tracks .its basically a one long song that divided into bunch of songs
Pestilence and plague deserves a live version!
2 very great songs!!!
Italian. And the songs they played live sounded awesome! They were not symphonic and sounded heavier. Death sounds like a Black Sabbath song, they played it on every show on the tour.
Heavy metal I think is about the concert experience
Death and Prophecy they did play live. There is video on you tube.
Think allegorically. They're painting a series of pictures, and each leads to the next. When you're wondering about the butchering, it's right after the battle of good and evil. edit PS: the Apocalypse in 9/8 is bar of 5/4 and then 4/4, rather that the traditional "triple" waltz time. It's the 5 against 4 tension that underpins the selection.
Rob Halford hired an Italian tutor to ensure he pronounced the words correctly. "Nella tentazione, cercando la Gloria, il prezzota pagare, Ella caduta del huomo." It translates to: Into temptation, in search of glory, the price we pay, the fall of man.
I'm Italian and "cercando" sounds pretty weird cause the word finishes with a different "ó", but incredible song. It's "Il prezzo da pagare è la caduta dell'uomo" btw
I think it is Italian, not a bad song. Death is great, they played it live a couple times. As far as not playing the album though, it totally works as background music to working around the house, yard or garage. Priest!!!
Some of rob halfords best vocals on this album
Pestilence and plague is epic!!!
Yes and Death is awesome.
Revelations has great solos and an awesome outro, love the song.
I was there 2005 it was very very cool
You are somewhat right about the parts, but that is part of the genius of Voivod. They weave all these seemingly disparate parts together into something cohesive. It's a rhythm inside of a rhythm. When you listen to it more it makes more sense. Plus the 80s stuff can sound dated at times now.
Stained Class, this album was introduced to me by an older party friend while I was a sophomore in High School in 1977. This album forever changed me. Even though I didn't have a lot of money I HAD to buy it and it became a staple in my rotation ever since. I never had a favorite song from it back then because I absolutely loved every song, but I think today it would be Saints In Hell.
Unlike Maiden Priest take chances and try different things. Their only flop for me was Turbo . Nostradamus is a great effort.Almost no fillers.war is not the greatest track , I agree.
Gonna guess that you're Canadian. You should check out Misery Signals.
Priest!!!
The video looked like a preview of a mid-2000's video game. "God of War" available now for PS2 and Xbox. lol
This album is a musical masterpiece. Many people can't get it from the first listening. It takes time in one's head and several relistening. And the whole album is A WHOLE. Imho the best one's can listen to it is to lay down, close your eyes and listen the whole album from beginning to the end. It has little meaning to separate it to songs.
Megadeth 🤘 👍
Ich mag deine Rezessionen, aber wenn du schon alle Priest Alben kommentierst kannst du nicht einfach die Songs die du kennst weglassen. Es sind doch in der Regel die wichtigsten! Und nun gleich ein ganzes Album weil du es die gekauft hast? Du kannst doch nicht davon ausgehen, dass fast 7500 Abonnenten auch alle kennen? Was soll das? Ein Meilenstein in der Judas Priest Ära war für mich auch "unleashet in the east" von 1979! Da wurden die Songs der 70er Jahre schon mit einer unglaublichen "Metallpower" gespielt, dass diese wesentlich besser klangen als auf den Studioalben! So etwas kann man nicht einfach ausblenden. Viele Grüße aus Germany!
I'm here to find all the tracks I haven't heard before and then rank all the albums at the end of my journey. You'll hear my full thoughts on albums like Painkiller and Angel of Retribution when I do my ranking
Basically, in the previous track Revelations, Nostradamus is discovering his gift and becoming more and more accepting towards it until embracing it completely during the last section, and now War is the vision of apocalypse he had. The whole album really has to be taken from the perspective of Nostradamus speaking, it's all bound either to visions he wrote about, or bound to what actually happened in his life in a chronological order. I might comment a bit about what I know in future videos, if I find anything interesting to say, it's really cool. By the way, I'm french and Nostradamus lived not very far from where I live ! This guy had some serious stuff happen in his life, even if I don't believe he actually was a prophet. Great video as always ! Looking forward to the next ones !
Cool thanks for the insight
Nostradamus is such a masterpiece. It grew and grew on me as I was listening to the whole album again and again, and now I think it's my favorite album of all time.
Yeah war is my least favorite song from this album, an ok song. I love the synth at the very end tho, reminds me of Rammstein
I have never seen that video before - I was sure it was fan-made until you commented about it appears to be "official" LOL. I am totally down with long songs / albums telling a big sweeping story as long as it stays interesting. To me this album struggles to hold my interest for the whole thing. These are 2 of the songs that don't do it for me. Some others coming up are EPIC though.
These are mine and I lived out the 70s. I can't wait for you to discover early Riot! 1. Judas Priest - Stained Class 2. UFO - Strangers In The Night 3. Rush - 2112 4. Riot - Narita 5. AC/DC - Let There Be Rock
I am totally on board with your review. I've been listening to Judas Priest for 44 years and remember when "Point of Entry" was released. I was blown away. I love so much of their entire catalog. But all these years later, I still find myself going back to this album more than any other. "You Say Yes" is a killer track! And when I saw them live in 1981, they opened the show with "Solar Angels." So cool.
I think the video for War you watched had The Four Horsemen intro in it already, so it was unfortunately a little redundant.
Yeah I wasn't sure if it was repeated or was it just made like that
Bruh that music video is so goofy aff
Very
😁😁😁🇪🇦👍👍
The gutturals where t0rtve
They did all this with magnetic tape
This album only took me 14 years to appreciate. I never gave it a chance at the time.
Keys on the album,are played by the great Don Airey (Deep Purple, Rainbow, Ozzy Osbourne)
A great album, hated by a lot of fans. It came out in 2008 and you missed the first album after Halford’s return Angel of Retribution (2005) which is fantastic!
Didn't miss it, Ive owned it since day one on disc
My absolute favourite album ,it’s so creative and music wise complex af my only problem is the interludes sometimes it’s a bit too much
I like history and Nostradamus they did a great job telling the story. I really enjoy this album, not sure why you skipped AOR. Priest!!!
I bought angel of retribution back when it came out on CD. I've known that album for almost 20 years now
Love this album, but man you sould really listen to a lot of ongs together, cause they are clearly cutted in the best parts of the songs..
This album is really interesting. In my opinion it would be their top 8 album if it didn't have those mostly instrumental short fillers. Best songs on this album are imo: Prophecy, Alone, Exiled, Future of Mankind
Nostradamus is definitely a vary underrated album. also can you react to the album From Beyond by the band Massacre ?
Thanks for the reaction. I tried playing this album a few days ago and struggled for an hour. I am 60 years old, loved Priest since late 70's, but pass on this.