[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, May 23, 2013 3:00:38 AM
I was a bit disappointed I must say to find that despite all the fans requests, not just on the last poll but for a long time in the past, Judas Priest have still not given this monster its dignity by playing live. Even more so, during the last round of touring they introduced the show with Battle Hymn, yet instead of doing the sensible thing to follow though with the song, they launched into Rapid Fire. If I'd been a fan not following setlists regularly and heard this I'd have been really excited thinking I'd hear this song live for the first time, only to get pissed off by instead hearing it launch into Rapid Fire. Does anybody else feel really strongly about this song that it must be played live at last? It'd be the perfect concert opener. On a side note Death should be back in the set as it's a sort of must play.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, September 25, 2012 5:37:17 AM
We've had a lot of DVD's from various tours but this still seems like one key tour in Priest history that has not yet been represented in form of DVD. While the Operation Rock N' Roll Tour shows were short on the setlist, the tremendously powerful live sound they had on this last stretch of the Painkiller tour was just bone crushing. One of the shows that clearly stands out on this leg was the Middletown 08.16 show which still surprises me that it hasn't come out on DVD, despite many fans' praises and claims of it being the best Painkiller Tour show. If Priest are reading this we could really go with one of these, with an all-teeth-bared style Priest.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, September 20, 2011 8:22:02 AM
Can anybody direct me to some great Southern Rock? I dunno whatever happened to the thread on it that was available a while ago. I know so far Raging Slab, Blackfoot & ZZ Top. Any other suggestions?
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, June 11, 2011 12:01:18 PM
My favourite would be:
Battle Hymn / One Shot At Glory
Metal Gods
All Guns Blazing
Demonizer
Devil's Child
Breaking The Law
Metal Meltdown
Death
Saints In Hell
Angel
The Hellion / Electric Eye
Eat Me Alive
Freewheel Burning
Sinner
Painkiller
Hell Bent For Leather
Wheels Of Fire
You've Got Another Thing Comin'
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, June 10, 2011 1:49:24 AM
Are other people also disappointed that Priest not only didn't take our request to play One Shot At Glory even though the overwhelming majority here voted to hear it, they even rubbed it in our faces by playing the Battle Hymn intro and then opening with Rapid Fire. Normally I ain't one to bitch about such things but I consider that a slap in the face to us fans.
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, June 10, 2011 1:43:43 AM
I'm not usually the one to bitch but...wouldn't it make sense if you guys opened the shows with One Shot At Glory? I mean the song -was- voted by majority of people on this board as a must hear, and yet not only do you guys not play it, you even give that Battle Hymn intro to give the illusion that it will be played and then play Rapid Fire. Please Priest change it to One Shot At Glory you know we all want to hear that number.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, June 08, 2011 2:00:18 PM
I gotta come out n' say honestly that I believe Priest's selection of songs from the Painkiller and post-reunion albums is really weak. Painkiller, Night Crawler, Judas Rising and Prophecy is what we have on this tour. I was hoping for something more like Painkiller, One Shot At Glory, Demonizer and Death. How can it be that they Include Turbo Lover while not these. As someone said a coupl'a posts ago, I can see that maybe the setlist was getting boring to KK to play. If it had been up to me I wou. I really hope that they change up their setlist soon and listen to the fans in regards to these songs. So far the Priest Feast setlist seemed to be the most stable setlist that they ever played.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, June 07, 2011 8:56:08 PM
I just saw the first video of the song Rapid Fire with the Battle Hymn intro. I gotta say that is REALLY mean towards the hardcore fans thinkin' they're about to hear One Shot At Glory n' then they hear Rapid Fire. The setlist is quite crazy and fun tho, otherwise.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, May 18, 2011 7:21:15 PM
Basically I opened up two windows for paint, to a good extent drew a white thick line bordering on edge of my body both sides, and slowly erased the background, then pasted the picture of me without any background against the flag and whited out parts on my shirt which got the flag's colour on them as a result of having no colour. Had I sat for hours perfecting it I could have done a greater job but that will come another time. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Wednesday, May 18, 2011 1:49:42 PM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
GREAT pic, Demon!!! How did you DO that??? Wow! We recently played at CIRCUS CIRCUS Hotel in Vegas! Here's a shot from that one!
Screamin' Demon wrote:
First time editing a pic and fusing two pics using paint :P
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, March 30, 2011 1:41:07 AM
Nija? Not really lol, I'm just primarily driven by hard rock music [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Tuesday, March 29, 2011 4:53:54 AM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Are you like a Nija-warrior for a video game or what...lol!!!! j/k with you!!
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, February 17, 2011 2:26:18 PM
Can't get more Judas Priest than this...
Battle Hymn (Intro)
One Shot At Glory
Metal Gods
Eat Me Alive
Demonizer (Or Leather Rebel)
Devil's Child
Breaking The Law
New Song
Death
New Song
The Hellion / Electric Eye
Freewheel Burning
New Song
Painkiller
Hell Bent For Leather
Wheels Of Fire
You've Got Another Thing Comin'
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, February 16, 2011 10:35:56 PM
For an opener, I really hope they do One Shot At Glory. That Battle Hymn is perfect for a Judas Priest concert intro. And the song's flow is perfect for an opener. Anyone agree?
Edited at: Wednesday, February 16, 2011 10:44:48 PM
So, what do you think the guys of Priest will do after they've played the final concert of the Epitaph tour? Unless they go to the studio to record one final album, here's what I think will happen:
Halford: This is easy to think of, he'll continue with his solo project for a few years more until he thinks he's too old.
Tipton: Might make a solo album or two and then retire, or he might retire immediately after the tour is finished (after all, he's the oldest member of the band, turning 65 in 2012).
Downing: A hard one to think of. He hasn't released any solo albums, and so far hasn't declared any interest on making one. He could collaborate with Tipton and make an album with him, but most likely he'll just retire.
Hill: Another tricky one. Again, might collaborate with other Priest members, but might as well retire.
Travis: Another easy one, concentrates on Racer X again, the band probably gets more active when Travis is no longer occupied with Priest duties.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, February 15, 2011 2:25:10 PM
Not in any particular order:
Sinner
Dissident Aggressor
Better By You, Better Than Me
Stained Class
Devil's Child
Rapid Fire
Eat Me Alive
All Guns Blazing
Leather Rebel
Metal Meltdown
One Shot At Glory
Wheels Of Fire
Visions
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, February 06, 2011 8:25:00 PM
I'm sellin' my Sydney 27th April ZZ Top Show ticket, it's Arena 2, behind seated stalls. If anybody is interested, gimme a PM. They're $150, nevermind the postage I paid.
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, July 15, 2010 4:20:19 AM
I really hope that they play this song live on the next tour. It's real badass [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Tuesday, July 13, 2010 8:19:05 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
HEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL YEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH WHAT A TIMELESS ULTIMATE METAL MASTERPIECE CRANK IT (Quoting Message by icecreamman from Tuesday, July 13, 2010 6:21:43 AM)
icecreamman wrote:
(Glenn Tipton, Rob Halford & K.K. Downing)
Twisting the strangle grip Won't give no mercy Feeling those tendons rip Torn up and mean Blastmaster racks the ground Bent on survival Full throttle hammers down A deadly scream All Guns, All Guns Blazing Forced into overdrive Drawn out of anger All talons poison dipped Impaling spike Heart pounding fever pitch Blood pumping fury Two fisted dynamo Eager to strike All Guns, All Guns Blazing Cross cutting thundercharge Blade of destruction Flame throwing hurricane Destroys the cage Bone crushing alien God of salvation Sad wings that heaven sent Wipes out in rage All Guns, All Guns Blazing
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, July 04, 2010 12:33:51 AM
It's exactly 7 years of reunion today. Since then we've had a mini tour in 2004, a kickass album & full tour in 2005, a double disc concept album & gigantic world tour, 2 live DVD's and 2 live albums so far. Well done Rob, KK, Glenn, Ian & Scott. Looking forward to more bone crushing metal music next year.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, March 02, 2010 11:24:11 AM
I was just thinkin' the same thing It's Sydney harbour. Even after living 15 years, it's still really hard for me not to notice the harbour. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Tuesday, March 02, 2010 5:55:56 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Absolutely AWESOME!! I LOVE the one on the left!! VERY cool pic!!!! Looks like a harbor of some kind in Australia, I assume? Dude, awesome pic. Sincerely.
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, March 02, 2010 12:49:47 AM
My day out with Kobi on 27th Feb. The first is Kobi and I, the 2nd is me drunk in front of some hottie girl. Pride Parades are an awesome place to have yourself some fun with girls if you're not homophobic
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, February 12, 2010 3:01:17 PM
I'd nominate the Middletown '91 show for DVD if they released one. I think but am unsure, that the reason they don't release a DVD from that tour is that this was a very dark time for Rob. He felt very distant from the band and unappreciated. It seemed like a time he didn't want to be in it. Ironically, the very last show of the tour and he gets knocked off his bike by a riser. Anyways, I would love a DVD from that tour but I can understand why they may not release one. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by jimmyjames from Thursday, February 11, 2010 11:41:13 AM)
jimmyjames wrote:
I think it's insane not to have released a dvd or cd of the Painkiller tour. Also if you want the current dvd you have to buy another copy of British Steel the album. I guaranatee you many fans would already have purchased that cd at least twice in the past. And it's not giving the fans an amazing live package, it's selling the fans an amazing live package. To keep the money coming in until the next release.
Bazookajoe_666 wrote:
They aren't remastering a remaster.
Its a special edition of British Steel.
British Steel remastered (current version available) + Live at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Florida DVD + Audio CD from the show.
They'd be completely insane not to release SOME sort of documentation of the British Steel tour, it was great!
It's not crap, its giving the fans an amazing live package to hold us over till the next release.
jimmyjames wrote:
Fucking hell. More crap. Why can't they just release a new album? British Steel has already been remastered and released, What are they doing? Remastering the remaster and chucking in a dvd of themselves performing it 30 years on and an audio recording of the dvd. Sounds like a bit of a rip off designed to extort more money from their fans without actually offering anything new. A dvd of Priest on their 1980 BS tour would be more like it. Maybe an audio cd of their SFV tour and a dvd of the Painkiller tour. Why are they flooding the market with junk now when they are well past their peak. Nostradamus, the abysmal ATOE Live, Halfords christmas shit and now the bloody remaster of the remastered British Steel. What the fuck are they doing? Stop fucking about and write a new album!!! (Quoting Message by nathan0212 from Monday, February 08, 2010 12:03:58 PM)
nathan0212 wrote:
This was posted on the Metal Hammer website. I don't know about everybody else, but I'm pretty excited :P
Judas Priest celebrate the 30th anniversary of one of metal’s most well-loved albums in style.
Judas Priest have revealed that their will be a three-disc reissue of their classic ‘British Steel’ album released on May 10th.
As well as a remastered version of the album itself, there will also be a DVD and live album of the band playing ‘British Steel’ in its entirety (as well as a few other Priest classics) at The Seminole Hard Rock Arena in Florida on 17th August, 2009.
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, February 11, 2010 3:19:37 PM
Right, You Could Be Mine was a bad example. I'm talkin' about their songs like Perfect Crime, Right Next Door To Hell, Garden Of Eden, Double Talkin' Jive, Shotgun Blues. So yes, Guns N' Roses had an extreme side to rock, even though it wasn't all they were about. And to conclude, if someone your own age did this same thing, gut instinct tells me you'd be handling it differently. I don't get butthurt, I just don't sit there and take people's shit. The root of the problem here is that you've resorted to publically slurring people. Freaky Metal Head...grow up will ya. And to any other moron wishing to partake in making public slurs, just shut the fuck up. The whole lot of you, JD, Freeze, FMH and anyone else....shut up and quit makin' unsavoury comments towards me. If anyone continues now after I've asked them to quit it, abuse will be reported. DROP IT! Understand English? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, February 11, 2010 1:49:59 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Oh quit your fuckin whining dude,Freeze called you out on some shit and now your butt hurt over it,and I'm calling you a fuckin "POSER" for claiming "Guns & Roses" as a fuckin "extreme side of hard rock" with that stupid lame shitty song "You Could Be Mine",if you just mentioned Motorhead I could understand a little but G&R?? Are you fuckin kidding me?? LOL!!! And do you have to create so many fuckin threads man? Geezus. RobHalford Rocks dude have you started counting yet or are you even qualified to count? Pipe down pal.
Screamin' Demon wrote:
You know, you guys seem quite pathetic. What, a bunch of middle aged people slandering and ridiculing a 23 year old just because he's a bit wet behind the ears and wrote something silly? I mean, does it make you feel big and powerful? Did you get your highs by taking the opportunity to belittle someone way younger than you? It just goes to show how incomplete, pathetic and miserable some people on this board are to have to resort to talking down on innocent younger people so they can feel a sense of power and control.(Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Wednesday, February 10, 2010 7:24:18 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Yes, jj. It does. And that is really why I commented in the first place. The "topic" asks for musicians and yet , he has absolutely NO sincere desire or possibility of locating any here on THIS Board and admits as much. Just ANOTHER stupid Thread by the king of waste. A chance to watch himself type, I guess? I no more believe he is a singer than I am Ben Affleck.
For those that are serious about singing and finding a band, I hardly think that announcing, "I have a band name" is high on the list of accompishments. Well, my MOM thinks I sound like Axl Rose and my girlfriend said I have a cool headband so I must be a singer... Good lord. The bottom line here is, there are many, MANY ways to find musicians and actually DO this. REAL methods that will produce results and not end up as yet ANOTHER Thread where a there are a multitude of claims and a scarcity of facts. I mean, seriously! Painkiller?!?!?!?? I have actually recorded Painkiller and posted it here! It is more than a "bitch" to sing and I have been doing this for YEARS. It is incredibly difficult and my rendition is NOT very good at all.
I suppose if one is standing in one's bedroom, singing to a mirror with posters of bands on the walls and a hairbrush for a microphone, ANY song is "easy"......?
jimmyjames wrote:
Yes, moronic describes this thread perfectly.
Deep Freeze wrote:
As much as I absolutely detest responding to you in yet another of your moronic Threads, perhaps I can help you in this case? You see, it is one thing to suggest you are the next greatest vocalist the world has ever heard and quite another to actually be it. In all my years in music, I have yet to meet anyone that is capable of singing Painkiller with "no problem", but I digress.
First, if you are so incredibly talented it would follow that you would make a demo of some kind rather than drone on about your abilities. In this way , you can offer your "sound" to the right people and let them decide who it is you sound like and what, if anything, you can offer a band.
Next, I am not familiar with Australia but here in the States, we have something called "CraigsList". While I readily admit that we here in America are great innovators, I hardly believe we are the only country to have such a service. Surely there has to be something similar where you live? All you need to do is place an ad as a "singer" and you should get responses from others. If you place the ad properly, you can narrow your responses to those that are of a like musical influence. Of course, this brings us back to the demo. I have never heard of ANY (serious) band that is willing to hire or join someone based on what they say they can do or the clothes they wear. You will need to prove it. A demo is the easiest way to accomplish this.
Coming to this Board and advertising yourself as Rob-reincarnated might make for a bit of fun but it is likely not going to do you a lot of good IF you are a serious musician and not some kid that thinks entirely too much of himself. I do, however, wish you the very best of luck as I would love to hear what you really can do. I mean that in all sincerity.
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Edited at: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 5:11:54 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, February 11, 2010 3:38:51 AM
That sounds promising. While I couldn't care less for the remaster, the concert in DVD & CD is a treat I think that it smells quite nostalgic but at least they only spent one leg of a tour celebrating the album.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, February 10, 2010 5:04:07 PM
You know, you guys seem quite pathetic. What, a bunch of middle aged people slandering and ridiculing a 23 year old just because he's a bit wet behind the ears and wrote something silly? I mean, does it make you feel big and powerful? Did you get your highs by taking the opportunity to belittle someone way younger than you? It just goes to show how incomplete, pathetic and miserable some people on this board are to have to resort to talking down on innocent younger people so they can feel a sense of power and control.[Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Wednesday, February 10, 2010 7:24:18 AM)
Deep Freeze wrote:
Yes, jj. It does. And that is really why I commented in the first place. The "topic" asks for musicians and yet , he has absolutely NO sincere desire or possibility of locating any here on THIS Board and admits as much. Just ANOTHER stupid Thread by the king of waste. A chance to watch himself type, I guess? I no more believe he is a singer than I am Ben Affleck.
For those that are serious about singing and finding a band, I hardly think that announcing, "I have a band name" is high on the list of accompishments. Well, my MOM thinks I sound like Axl Rose and my girlfriend said I have a cool headband so I must be a singer... Good lord. The bottom line here is, there are many, MANY ways to find musicians and actually DO this. REAL methods that will produce results and not end up as yet ANOTHER Thread where a there are a multitude of claims and a scarcity of facts. I mean, seriously! Painkiller?!?!?!?? I have actually recorded Painkiller and posted it here! It is more than a "bitch" to sing and I have been doing this for YEARS. It is incredibly difficult and my rendition is NOT very good at all.
I suppose if one is standing in one's bedroom, singing to a mirror with posters of bands on the walls and a hairbrush for a microphone, ANY song is "easy"......?
jimmyjames wrote:
Yes, moronic describes this thread perfectly.
Deep Freeze wrote:
As much as I absolutely detest responding to you in yet another of your moronic Threads, perhaps I can help you in this case? You see, it is one thing to suggest you are the next greatest vocalist the world has ever heard and quite another to actually be it. In all my years in music, I have yet to meet anyone that is capable of singing Painkiller with "no problem", but I digress.
First, if you are so incredibly talented it would follow that you would make a demo of some kind rather than drone on about your abilities. In this way , you can offer your "sound" to the right people and let them decide who it is you sound like and what, if anything, you can offer a band.
Next, I am not familiar with Australia but here in the States, we have something called "CraigsList". While I readily admit that we here in America are great innovators, I hardly believe we are the only country to have such a service. Surely there has to be something similar where you live? All you need to do is place an ad as a "singer" and you should get responses from others. If you place the ad properly, you can narrow your responses to those that are of a like musical influence. Of course, this brings us back to the demo. I have never heard of ANY (serious) band that is willing to hire or join someone based on what they say they can do or the clothes they wear. You will need to prove it. A demo is the easiest way to accomplish this.
Coming to this Board and advertising yourself as Rob-reincarnated might make for a bit of fun but it is likely not going to do you a lot of good IF you are a serious musician and not some kid that thinks entirely too much of himself. I do, however, wish you the very best of luck as I would love to hear what you really can do. I mean that in all sincerity.
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Edited at: Wednesday, February 10, 2010 5:11:54 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, February 09, 2010 11:14:41 AM
That sounds just about right. Well in posting something on this board, of course I wouldn't -expect- any results from it. It is just something I thought I'd do while doing other things in the mean time. I'll take a look at the things you suggested as well as maybe check out a couple of music stores here that I know who do the same kinda stuff with ads. Anyways, if you have any additional useful info with the whole contacts thing, that would be great. I won't lie to ya....this is about the first step I've taken on this but hey, once I get going on things I don't stop. Edited at: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 11:16:12 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, February 09, 2010 10:52:40 AM
I wouldn't say that I'm anything of a greatest vocalist in the world or anything as such. I don't consider the Painkiller album such a bitch to sing besides maybe Leather Rebel and All Guns Blazing. At the moment, I am not taking everything full on because all my money is going towards something else that I have been working on so for now I haven't got the funds to be putting up ads, buying recording equipment and programs for it and such. My long time goal IS to precisely do what you said, to put up newspaper ads and make demo tapes, but that will take place around October at earliest when I have money to do so. So rather than doing nothing for now, I thought that this was somewhat of a wiser decision. And since not having any way to record myself etc etc, I simply described myself from what people who have heard me have typically mentioned. It's not any kind of self-rating, but the best possible description based on others' feedback. Of course, there's ads in newspaper to look at as you may have suggested but I don't want to join another existing band. Instead, I want to start fresh, to find players one by one, each time making sure that I've found someone who shares the same musical direction as me. Edited at: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 11:08:09 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, February 09, 2010 2:18:56 AM
I'll do this in a rather unusual way. I'm trying to form a really extreme hard rock band. I am a vocalist, with vocal influences from Rob Halford, Axl Rose & Billy Idol, primarily. I sing with a really strong rasp, and screechy or heavily raspy as well if I am screamind, I can sing most of Judas Priest Painkiller without a problem. My genre of music is hard rock but the extreme side of it. Song examples include Gn'R songs such as Double Talkin' Jive, Perfect Crime, You Could Be Mine & Don't Damn Me, Skid Row songs like Slave To The Grind, Get The Fuck Out, The Threat and Livin' On A Chaingang, as well as Motorhead songs like Ace Of Spades, Burner and Rock Out. I currently have a guitarist but willing to replace him as he hardly puts in any time to jam, and all others like a second guitarist, bassist & drummer are also needed. I have a great band name already in mind as well as several sets of already-written song lyrics as testament to my style of music. If there are any instrument players in Sydney who are interested in such an act, please reply to this. I'm after a lead guitarists with a bluesy but aggressive style (no dark metal stuff), a rhythm guitarist with a huge chop behind his rhythm to add ballsiness to the tune, a bassist that plays a guitar along the lines of fender bass, and a drummer that is explosive and can occasionally throw in a double bass as a flare, rather than general rhythm. Edited at: Tuesday, February 09, 2010 2:25:19 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, February 04, 2010 2:27:08 AM
It's not that it sucks that it didn't. It's that Death is much more hardcore heavy metal than Dissident Aggressor is. I'm just surprised that Dissident Aggressor got such a good rating in comparison... [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Wednesday, February 03, 2010 3:22:58 PM)
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Well it may suck for you that the song 'Death" didn't get the nomination but I am cellebrating that "it didn't" because to me "Death" is a very boring lame song that makes me wish they never would of written Nostradamus.Dissident Agressor steamrolls "Death" into oblivion without question.
Screamin' Demon wrote:
I still can't understand tho as to why Dissident Aggressor got the nomination. Death, from ATOE Live is simply bone-rattling to listen to. What an amazing live performance. Why didn't Death get the Nomination instead?
Still...congrats to winning the award Judas PriestIt was also very awesome to see my 2 favourite Priest members up on that stage if not all the band.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, February 03, 2010 4:40:21 AM
I still can't understand tho as to why Dissident Aggressor got the nomination. Death, from ATOE Live is simply bone-rattling to listen to. What an amazing live performance. Why didn't Death get the Nomination instead?
Still...congrats to winning the award Judas PriestIt was also very awesome to see my 2 favourite Priest members up on that stage if not all the band.
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, February 01, 2010 12:30:46 AM
I was there man Amidst my grand holiday. If you look at my avatar in my profile you might recognise me, I'm wearing pretty much the same thing as I did that night. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Monday, January 25, 2010 11:03:32 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
maybe they could posibly replace it with the toronto 2008 version.wow man.that was a totally intense,brain rattleing experience.
Mr. Dave Genocide wrote:
As solid of an album as it is, I'd love to hear more songs on there (And a diff. version of Painkiller, I hate the RITE version..). Anyways, I love ATOE live as is, yes. But you can't leave out some of the badass tracks that were played live throughout these last few years!!!
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, January 23, 2010 3:27:04 PM
That's right However, it would have been nice to have it on ATOE Live as well. The new BS DVD will have a different, more older setlist so Hell Patrol's role in the list is different. On ATOE Live it would just enhance its evilness and darkness. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Bazookajoe_666 from Saturday, January 23, 2010 11:45:08 AM)
Bazookajoe_666 wrote:
That was only played on the British Steel tour if I remember correctly, so no Hell Patrol.
It'll be on the new British Steel Dvd though!!!! Keep that in mind.
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Still...no Hell Patrol (which is previously unreleased live on CD) on ATOE Live is an abomination
hellrider 31038 wrote:
hey Joe oh well i guess then they would be BREAKING THE LAW BREAKING THE LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.lol
Bazookajoe_666 wrote:
Okay let me clear it up for you guys.
The entire albums focus was to release a Live CD FULL of songs that have never been released on a live CD with Rob.
Thats why there is no Sinner, or Exciter, or Demonizer (never played live) or anything like that, because its all been released before.
So far the only bonus tracks I know of Angel (Russian) and Worth Fighting For (Japan).
Also, the British Steel tour hasn't been recorded for live audio releases as far as I know. So it was only from the tours previous to it starting at 2005.
Does that clear it up guys? Edited at: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:13:11 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, January 23, 2010 2:38:46 AM
Still...no Hell Patrol (which is previously unreleased live on CD) on ATOE Live is an abomination [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Friday, January 22, 2010 6:22:44 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
hey Joe oh well i guess then they would be BREAKING THE LAW BREAKING THE LAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW.lol
Bazookajoe_666 wrote:
Okay let me clear it up for you guys.
The entire albums focus was to release a Live CD FULL of songs that have never been released on a live CD with Rob.
Thats why there is no Sinner, or Exciter, or Demonizer (never played live) or anything like that, because its all been released before.
So far the only bonus tracks I know of Angel (Russian) and Worth Fighting For (Japan).
Also, the British Steel tour hasn't been recorded for live audio releases as far as I know. So it was only from the tours previous to it starting at 2005.
Does that clear it up guys? Edited at: Friday, January 22, 2010 5:13:11 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, January 22, 2010 3:44:35 AM
I'm just listening to the album ATOE Live. There are two things that really get to me about it. One is that virtually over half the album is a partial repackage of the RITE DVD, in audio form. The other, a greater bother is the amount of tracks. The fact that songs like Hell Patrol and Sinner, which were played live duging their last tour and kicked ass, are not on the album really leaves you wondering "WTF". I certainly was abominated with no Hell Patrol on this album. Freewheel Burning is also too good. Would anybody else support the idea of the album's rerelease with bonus tracks? I would say a list like this would be great if they ever do....
Judas Rising
Hellrider
Between The Hammer And The Anvil
Riding On The Wind
Hell Patrol
Death
Beyond The Realms Of Death
Dissident Aggressor
A Touch Of Evil
Eat Me Alive
Prophecy
Freewheel Burning
Sinner
Painkiller Edited at: Friday, January 22, 2010 3:45:26 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, January 18, 2010 5:20:59 AM
Say Hellrider, ain't that visual of the comet collision explosion covering all of Earth almost the same as the picture of Earth on the cover of A Touch Of Evil Live [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Sunday, January 17, 2010 7:05:11 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
ARE YOU READY FOR THE NEXT PRIEST HEAVY MEEETTT TTTAAALLLL MONSTER (ALBUM).PREPARE YOURSELF UNLESS YOU WANT TO GO FLYING LIKE THAT GUY AT THE BEGINING OF THE VIDEO.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BEAUTIFUL.BRRRIINNNGGG ITTT ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, January 18, 2010 5:17:23 AM
Say Hellrider, ain't that visual of the comet collision explosion covering all of Eearth the same as Earth on the cover of A Touch Of Evil Live? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Sunday, January 17, 2010 7:05:11 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
ARE YOU READY FOR THE NEXT PRIEST HEAVY MEEETTT TTTAAALLLL MONSTER (ALBUM).PREPARE YOURSELF UNLESS YOU WANT TO GO FLYING LIKE THAT GUY AT THE BEGINING OF THE VIDEO.AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH BEAUTIFUL.BRRRIINNNGGG ITTT ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, January 16, 2010 4:32:29 PM
They should make a variety, but with a heavy undertone to it. I say a few songs like Judas Rising, One Shot At Glory, Hell Patrol and Hellrider, a few more straight-forward rockers like Jawbreaker, The Sentinel, Deal With The Devil, maybe another evil song like Death, A Touch Of Evil (But IMO Death is just perfect in its right, in a live setting), a ballad perhaps and PLEASE another badass-rollin-on-the-highway song like Wheels Of Fire. I hope the sound will be very heavy and have plenty of double bass drumming in the bruiser songs and hopefully plenty or screams from Rob too.
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, November 30, 2009 11:55:41 PM
To totally pulverize us beyond the gates....of HEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Whats my name Hellrideeeeeeeeeeeeer???????????? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Saturday, November 07, 2009 7:48:24 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
HELL YEAH screamin Demon plenty of pepper bulleting double bass drumming to whhhhhaaaatttttttt
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Don't forget plenty of pepper-bulleting double bass drumming to totally pulverize us beyond the gates of HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
K2M wrote:
I will hope that bone crushing guitar tone is a priority for the next album.
Give us this killer guitar tone the tried and true way of old.
I am tired of the "we are trying new equipment to move with the present".
keep it simple. The greatest Priest Albums have delivered the goods by keeping it real
The POwer and devestation of metal machinery. To that we are witness
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, November 21, 2009 5:45:25 PM
I'm into singing and use a heavy rasp like Axl Rose & Billy Idol back in 1991, as well as raspy high pitch screams like Rob Halford on Painkiller song (If someone can send me an instrumental of Painkiller I will prove it) and I found my singing style, as well as intrigue in the devil as a Rock N' Roll icon suitable to call myself Screamin' Demon. The original idea for the name came from this monster truck.....
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, November 21, 2009 12:01:05 AM
That reminds me of Axl Rose who STILL thinks his band is Guns N' Roses. Just about EVERYBODY knows it's not Guns N' Roses and he still insists on claiming its Gn'R *facepalm*
The most pathetic thing about it all is he promotes his solo band through visuals and audio of Guns N' Roses which they have NOTHING to do wtih. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Bazooka Joe from Thursday, November 19, 2009 9:58:17 AM)
Bazooka Joe wrote:
People aren't used to bands actually BEING bands anymore. Its always one dude, or a group with a guys name in it. I love the expression when I give them the facts of how retarded they are.
icecreamman wrote:
Speaking of popularity, I think its ridiculous to see rappers wearing AC/DC shirts. I see people all the time with Back in Black shirts on and can not even name an AC/DC song. Well, the shirt says back in black, you cant even name an AC/DC song......., hmmmm. I am glad Priest shirts are not sold at walmart. I am shocked when people say they ''I love HER music." when I wear an Alice Cooper shirt. Really can people be that stupid?I have people who think that Judas Priest is a person. What is the world coming to? I am a Huge AC/DC fan, but I hate how they play for a more commercial crowd. I hate You shook me all night long, I wouldn't care if they never played it again. I would love to see an AC/DC concert were they played nothing from back in black and played songs from the usually ignored albums like fly on the wall or flick of the switch or powerage. Dont even get me started on Kiss.....
The Rolling Stones, the worlds greatest rock n roll band. Living Legends, right? AND some people think they are a clothing brand. REALLY? ARE YOU KIDDING ME?
You know I dont give a rats ass about popularity, all I can say is Great Music will ALWAYS be great. Pop comes and goes.
Fuck the Posers and Rattle Your Heads!!!!
Edited at: Saturday, November 21, 2009 12:03:32 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, November 07, 2009 12:57:35 AM
Don't forget plenty of pepper-bulleting double bass drumming to totally pulverize us beyond the gates of HELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by K2M from Wednesday, November 04, 2009 1:33:06 PM)
K2M wrote:
I will hope that bone crushing guitar tone is a priority for the next album.
Give us this killer guitar tone the tried and true way of old.
I am tired of the "we are trying new equipment to move with the present".
keep it simple. The greatest Priest Albums have delivered the goods by keeping it real
The POwer and devestation of metal machinery. To that we are witness
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, September 29, 2009 3:01:43 PM
RETRIBUTIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Monday, September 28, 2009 4:46:32 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
ANGEL OF WHHHHHHHAAAAAATTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Good choice Hellrider My advice to Shipin is Angel Of Retribution if you want the all-around Judas Priest album. Otherwise if you want Priest to the max, then Painkiller
hellrider 31038 wrote:
HEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLL buy them all my friend personally my favorite is THE MIGHTY PAAAAAAAINKILLLLLLLLLLLLER what albums do you have anyways
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, September 28, 2009 3:36:08 PM
Nice
And a few of my angry side...
[Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Little Indian Angel from Sunday, September 27, 2009 9:25:28 PM) Edited at: Monday, September 28, 2009 3:38:15 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, September 28, 2009 1:37:11 AM
Good choice Hellrider My advice to Shipin is Angel Of Retribution if you want the all-around Judas Priest album. Otherwise if you want Priest to the max, then Painkiller [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Sunday, September 27, 2009 6:55:37 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
HEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLL buy them all my friend personally my favorite is THE MIGHTY PAAAAAAAINKILLLLLLLLLLLLER what albums do you have anyways
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, September 27, 2009 3:05:58 PM
Lol well I don't even live in Japan so of course I ain't goin' to those shows =P [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by SDBinNY from Saturday, September 26, 2009 9:42:24 PM)
SDBinNY wrote:
The Priest has just finished a tour here in the states celebrating the 30th anniversary of British Steel. They are doing the entire album, as well as some fan favorites. I have no idea who they are touring with, but here the opening act was Whitesnake..
My only suggestion, if you don't want to see them perform the British Steel album in it's entirety, simply stay home and don't buy a ticket....
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, September 26, 2009 5:59:32 PM
I'm not against any particular song off British Steel being played. I just don't fancy the entire thing being played. There are so many great unplayed Priest songs...especially the much heavier bruisers by this lineup. Would you rather hear all of British Steel again or hear some heavier tracks like All Guns Blazing, Leather Rebel, Metal Meltdown, One Shot At Glory, Judas Rising, Demonizer, Hellrider, Death...
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, September 24, 2009 1:41:52 AM
Fuck that. I hope they do a varied list with some more fan favourite songs, instead of playing the whole British Steel album. Maybe a setlist with highlights like One Shot At Glory, Eat Me Alive, Judas Rising, Demonizer, Saints In Hell, Freewheel Burning, Death.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, September 09, 2009 7:03:05 AM
Would anybody like to see a bonus tracks rerelease of A Touch Of Evil Live with some tracks taken off the upcoming DVD? At least all the evil ones like Rapid Fire, Hell Patrol & Freewheel Burning. That would make the CD more like...
Judas Rising
Hellrider
Between The Hammer And The Anvil
Riding On The Wind
Hell Patrol (Bonus Track)
Death
Rapid Fire (Bonus Track)
Beyond The Realms Of Death
Dissident Aggressor
A Touch Of Evil
Eat Me Alive
Prophecy
Freewheel Burning (Bonus Track)
Painkiller
I'd buy it for sure. There is a lack of musical transition between ROTW and Death as well as Death and BTROD. FB would also be cool to put in between Prophecy and Painkiller to raise the tempo.
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, September 05, 2009 6:54:51 PM
I've never listened to any hard rock / heavy metal album on a record, but I'd have to say Painkiller by miles...Painkiller, Hell Patrol, All Guns Blazing - That is intense power [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by doggiedogma from Saturday, September 05, 2009 10:59:17 AM)
doggiedogma wrote:
IMO, the best side 1 of all the JP albums to date belongs to Screaming For Vengeance (SFV); with the best 1,2,3 punch of Hellion/Electric Eye, Riding On The Wind & Bloodstone following with a terrific (Take These) Chains and closing strong with Pain & Pleasure. Shoot, even side 2 is perhaps the best side 2 of JP's catalogue - SFV, You've Got Another Thing Comin', Fever and Devil's Child - this album is strong all the way through.
Now, British Steel (BS) and Painkiller are very close and strong as well; I would go with BS as having the best side 2 of the JP albums - You Don't Have to Be Old To Be Wise, Living After Midnight, The Rage and Steeler (the best closing song out of all of JP's albums).
Painkiller is great too and was tough to put 3rd; Painkiller and All Guns Blazing are so strong that these 2 songs alone put this album as one of the top 3 best side 1s, but with BS opening with Rapid Fire and Metal Gods, then going into the big hit Breaking the Law, with the awsome Grinder and anthemic United closing out the side, you have to go with BS at #2, and really close to being #1.
This my opinion. What is yours?
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, August 30, 2009 1:35:41 AM
Maybe their next album can be a bit more brutal? Has anybody heard those deep devil growls Rob does on Painkiller on A Touch Of Evil Live? I think all these nu-metallers need something real to slap them in the face. Having an album full of double bass drumming, searing guitar solos, rhythm guitaring with a sound sharp enough to slice you in pieces and a range of vocals by rob to send a chill down your spine including his strong rasp, his trademark scream and some more of this brutal devil voice he has capacity of doing.
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, August 28, 2009 7:31:18 PM
Scott joined Judas Priest in around summer-autumn '89 so that could be September. The guy is an amazing drummer and it would be really nice if Priest throw him a party or announce it to fans or something. It's been 20 long years since Scott joined and I think he definitely deserves some kind of special occasion. Without him Priest would never be as amazing as they are today, studio or live. He leased a whole new life into the band which will never die. Well anyways from me...Happy 20th anniversary Scott, whenever it comes! You are the god of drums! Edited at: Friday, August 28, 2009 7:32:15 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, August 24, 2009 3:28:25 PM
Next year it will be the 20th Anniversary of Painkiller [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Amboydukes from Monday, August 24, 2009 9:26:00 AM)
Amboydukes wrote:
As much as I love British Steele and as much as I loved the show in Dallas the other night. It is only a few short years till the 30th anniversary of SfV. That is a tour that must happen. MUST.
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, August 21, 2009 7:01:38 PM
Didn't Rob say in an interview that after the Japan shows, Priest will take a break and will regroup around early next year and start writing new material? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by JT_Small_Deadly_Space from Tuesday, August 18, 2009 7:39:00 AM)
JT_Small_Deadly_Space wrote:
Hell yeah! My God there's nothing i would love more than to see British Steel played over here in the UK and i would be at 1 show for definate i would never give up an opportunity to see Priest live but i have to agree i would rather have a new album sooner. If that means stopping touring for a bit then so be it. I really want Nostradamus done in its entirity too and recorded for a live DVD i believe it would be something really special from Priest and i am a huge fan of the album, i love it. But yeah get your asses back over here Priest and play Grinder!
[Screamin' Demon] Tuesday, August 18, 2009 7:02:27 AM
Wow. Reading that, I can imagine how pissed off Judas Priest must be about the fact that they were so excited to capture the crazy audiences they expected to get in Florida but turned out getting a really shitty weak crowd. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Bev from Monday, August 17, 2009 10:03:05 AM)
Bev wrote:
An excerpt from the Miami Tribune interview with Rob: Here's hopin tonight especially the Florida fans can live up to their reputation!!! You're gonna be on the DVD ; ) Cheers!!!
***
Miami New Times: When you decided to [play "British Steel" in its entirety on
the current tour], did you worry that playing one album in order would eliminate
some element of surprise for the audience?
Halford: It's impossible to have a complete surprise now, isn't it?
Unfortunately, that's the way of the world. Everybody's Twittering while they
eat their lunch and while they're sitting in the movie theater, so it's a shame
really. But I also wouldn't deny the excitement that this kind of instant
connection can create. Because you know, no matter how you explain to a fan that
you've seen the pre-show, or seen clips from YouTube or whatever, you can't
really fully understand or experience the true moment until you're there in
person. It's like watching a movie of the Grand Canyon. It's great, but you
cannot understand what it means until you are standing at the rim staring at the
vastness. I think that's true of this particular show. But I agree with you, you
know. When the Internet was going mainstream, we discussed that. Because coming
from that time of our life, there was the excitement of, "Oh, there's a new LP
coming from PRIEST!" You'd put the
vinyl on your turntable, and that was the only way you could experience it. You
couldn't snag it off the Internet or get an illegal download or a video clip. So
there was a mystery of how [a band] would do it onstage. And to a certain
extent, that's gone now. But it's today's world, you have to accept it. It's all
about living in the moment, and the only way you can live in the moment for a
PRIEST show is to come and see us.
Miami New Times: Why did you choose to film your live DVD at the date here in
South Florida? Was it just a scheduling thing?
Halford: It's a combination of a lot of things. We've been coming back and forth
to Florida since the early '80s. We made two or three records in Miami at
Bayshore Sound, which is no longer there. So we spent many years in the Miami
area, especially in Coconut Grove and Key Biscayne, so we have many memories
from South Florida. The fans are crazy down there -- the metal heads go insane.
Miami New Times: Really? You find that South Florida metal audiences in
particular are really that crazy?
Halford: There's just a very special feeling from the Florida metal heads that
we want to capture. So here's a chance for all the Florida metal heads to become
famous, because the cameras will be pointing on them throughout the night, as
well as on the band. We're very excited that we're going to be making this film,
this full show in Hollywood.
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, August 17, 2009 4:24:13 AM
I hope the 08.17 show will have more songs in the set. Like Sinner, Dissident Aggressor, Death. We already have The Ripper and Victim Of Changes on DVD from Rising In The East. Hopefully the set will be lengthened. Freewheel Burning & Hell Patrol will rip my balls off listening to a Pro-Shot soundboard version. Edited at: Monday, August 17, 2009 4:25:45 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, August 13, 2009 3:19:51 PM
Yeah. I guess I'd just prefer if Scott used louder bass drums, like he did on the Painkiller tour. It's really hard to hear some double bass drumming of his nowadays, like the intro to Painkiller (unless it's a good sounding bootleg), Judas Rising & Hellrider (2005 youtube live clips) . [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS from Thursday, August 13, 2009 11:41:57 AM)
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
It sure sounded like he was playing double bass to us. Here is the video we shot from the front row in Cincinnati. Scott kicks ass on every song - I LOVE watching him play!!
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Question to those who have attended this US summer tour concerts...does Scott play Freewheel Burning with double bass? It's hard to tell from the bootlegs. On one it sounds like double bass.
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, August 13, 2009 3:53:06 AM
Question to those who have attended this US summer tour concerts...does Scott play Freewheel Burning with double bass? It's hard to tell from the bootlegs. On one it sounds like double bass.
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, August 10, 2009 7:35:28 AM
I can see what you mean by Hell Patrol and Hellrider. But what about Death and Beyond The Realms Of Death? [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by I.M.P. from Monday, August 10, 2009 3:07:49 AM)
I.M.P. wrote:
Oops. Meant to say "Sands of Time/Pestilence and Plague" ---not "Sands of Time/Persecution." It's the P's fault I tell ya!
I.M.P. wrote:
Maybe Hell Patrol and Hellrider would have been a little redundant sounding. I do agree with you on Riding on the Wind being a bit out of place.
I hate to sound like an ungrateful fan, but it seems that it'd be real bitchen to play a mini suite off of Nostradamus like Sands of Time/Persecution instead of Death or Prophecy like they're playing now. The build up from Sands to Persecution would be a real killer way to start a show, as opposed to Death, which just seems anti-climatic in a way (to my ears)... Prophecy being played live now-eh...not my favorite, and practically everyone I've talked to thought the chorus was pretty hilarious at first listen. I'm "biased" here, as Persecution is probably one of my favorite Priest songs ever, even if I can't sing along to half of it, LOL! It's just so freaking strong. This live album is growing on me though, most likely the "high" I got off of seeing Priest recently.
(Quoting Message by Screamin' Demon from Thursday, August 06, 2009 7:09:31 AM)
Screamin' Demon wrote:
I find the song Riding On The Wind completely out of place on this CD. The album's title suggests evil songs. Riding On The Wind is the only one that isn't. Hell Patrol would have done a perfect job.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Yeah thats ok hellrider.....everybody has a song or two they can't get into......for me its "Night Comes Down" off the Defenders Of The Faith album......I could never get into that song,
but others may see and hear it as a great track and thats just how it is....I still can't get into "Night Comes Down" but I do like "Angel" off of Angel Of Retribution. I can handle listening
to "Out In The Cold" as commercial as it is,but I can't stand to listen to "Don't Go".....its funny how each one of us has different ideas of what they like and what they do not.
And Guido......I agree...I can now totally visualize what you are describing the lyrics of "A Touch Of Evil"......yeah,that makes total sense.
(Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Wednesday, August 05, 2009 11:06:51 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
even on the paaaaainkilllllleer album that is one i can not get into
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I don't care for the live version of it,but on Painkiller album...I've always liked "A Touch Of Evil"...it is very "vampyric" to me.
hellrider 31038 wrote:
yeah night after night .total killer on the volcal cords just ask freeze hey my good friend freeze i am sure you will agree.the only song spapad on touch of evil i do not care for and have never been able to get into is touch of evil.
spapad wrote:
The only song off Touch of Evil I don't really like is Painkiller. That song is screamed not sang, and must be screamed on pitch. Was probably difficult for Rob to do when originally recorded, and now, well it must be a voice killer!
I respect the fact he screamed it in the first place, I really don't expect it to sound as good as the recorded version.
If any of you think you can do it, lock yourself in a room and sing/scream that song about 20 times at the top of your lungs, on key! and see if you have ANY voice left whatsoever.
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Judas Rising, Hellrider, Riding On The Wind, Beyond The Realms Of Death, A Touch Of Evil and Painkiller are all from Rising In The East...thus Budokan, Tokyo 05.19.05
sinic13 wrote:
Hi Priest Freaks!
As a "Die Hard Fan"I would like to know where the live versions of the songs from "A Touch Of Evil Live" were recorded (which Cities?)? Every song please, because there is no information about it. Thanks!
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, August 06, 2009 7:09:31 AM
I find the song Riding On The Wind completely out of place on this CD. The album's title suggests evil songs. Riding On The Wind is the only one that isn't. Hell Patrol would have done a perfect job.
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
Yeah thats ok hellrider.....everybody has a song or two they can't get into......for me its "Night Comes Down" off the Defenders Of The Faith album......I could never get into that song,
but others may see and hear it as a great track and thats just how it is....I still can't get into "Night Comes Down" but I do like "Angel" off of Angel Of Retribution. I can handle listening
to "Out In The Cold" as commercial as it is,but I can't stand to listen to "Don't Go".....its funny how each one of us has different ideas of what they like and what they do not.
And Guido......I agree...I can now totally visualize what you are describing the lyrics of "A Touch Of Evil"......yeah,that makes total sense.
(Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Wednesday, August 05, 2009 11:06:51 PM)
hellrider 31038 wrote:
even on the paaaaainkilllllleer album that is one i can not get into
J.D. DIAMOND wrote:
I don't care for the live version of it,but on Painkiller album...I've always liked "A Touch Of Evil"...it is very "vampyric" to me.
hellrider 31038 wrote:
yeah night after night .total killer on the volcal cords just ask freeze hey my good friend freeze i am sure you will agree.the only song spapad on touch of evil i do not care for and have never been able to get into is touch of evil.
spapad wrote:
The only song off Touch of Evil I don't really like is Painkiller. That song is screamed not sang, and must be screamed on pitch. Was probably difficult for Rob to do when originally recorded, and now, well it must be a voice killer!
I respect the fact he screamed it in the first place, I really don't expect it to sound as good as the recorded version.
If any of you think you can do it, lock yourself in a room and sing/scream that song about 20 times at the top of your lungs, on key! and see if you have ANY voice left whatsoever.
Screamin' Demon wrote:
Judas Rising, Hellrider, Riding On The Wind, Beyond The Realms Of Death, A Touch Of Evil and Painkiller are all from Rising In The East...thus Budokan, Tokyo 05.19.05
sinic13 wrote:
Hi Priest Freaks!
As a "Die Hard Fan"I would like to know where the live versions of the songs from "A Touch Of Evil Live" were recorded (which Cities?)? Every song please, because there is no information about it. Thanks!
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, August 01, 2009 11:11:03 AM
I wish, but I live in Sydney. I'd sure as hell go to that show if I had time to travel now. Toronto last year was awesome though, very impressive. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by tasnam1 from Friday, July 31, 2009 8:58:47 AM)
tasnam1 wrote:
I have thought abut this, and I think they will.
Are you going?
Can I buy you a drink and talk Priest?
A group of us met up for the Toronto July 9th show andhad a blast.
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, July 27, 2009 7:50:13 AM
That's great stuff. I'm going to go down to a computer & software store and acquire one of those voice recorders for songs and when I do I will record vocals for your songs and post them online. Since I have a strong rasp, a high voice, as well as Rob's deeply emotional voice, I'm going to try the songs A Touch Of Evil, Between The Hammer And The Anvil, Electric Eye, Painkiller, Judas Rising, Riding On The Wind, One Shot At Glory (OMFG when I read that), Prophecy, Jawbreaker.
noony wrote:
Hi there, I am a big Priest fan and also a guitarist. I recently got some gear that allowed me to record onto a computer, so I've been recording my own versions of Priest songs.
The drums and bass are done by computer, and unfortunately there is no singing but all the guitar parts are by me.
Please take a listen to 1 or 2 of your favourites and tell me what you think, positive or otherwise.
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, July 25, 2009 4:19:50 PM
I ain't much of an Iron Maiden fan but no nobody cared when Paul left Iron Maiden, Bruce only came in and made it better. When Bruce did leave, Maiden fans cried for his comeback and Paul was never part of the equation[Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Saturday, July 25, 2009 3:29:38 PM)
guidogodoy wrote:
A-freakin'-MEN! WTF, indeed?!
HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS wrote:
Paul..... WTF HAPPENED to you??? To think I used to actually LIKE you.... makes me sick to think about it. He's just pissed off that Rob made it and look where this guy is now, HA! He's not even fit to lick the METAL GODS boots, who does he think he is singing one of his songs? The other thing about this that really pissed me off is when the guitarist on the left started moving his guitar up and down like Glenn and KK do and Paul looked over at him and started laughing. Assholes..... song by a "friend" of mine? In my book, you don't treat your friends with disrespect and mock them. But you got yours Paul.... look at where you are playing and the crowd you are playing to, HA!
He's just pissed that Rob Halford IS and ALWAYS will be THE METAL GOD!!! Everyone knows who Rob Halford is and what an incredible voice he has, whether they are fans or not. Paul Di'anno WHO??? I don't remember anyone crying for HIM to come back like we all did when Rob left Priest.
hellrider 31038 wrote:
I WISH I WAS THERE .to bad there were no other judas priest defenders there putting him in his place and defending the metal god.what a total metal betraying backstabber Edited at: Thursday, July 23, 2009 6:22:12 PM Edited at: Thursday, July 23, 2009 6:28:20 PM
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, July 24, 2009 4:51:25 PM
Judas Rising, Hellrider, Riding On The Wind, Beyond The Realms Of Death, A Touch Of Evil and Painkiller are all from Rising In The East...thus Budokan, Tokyo 05.19.05 [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by sinic13 from Friday, July 24, 2009 11:51:56 AM)
sinic13 wrote:
Hi Priest Freaks!
As a "Die Hard Fan"I would like to know where the live versions of the songs from "A Touch Of Evil Live" were recorded (which Cities?)? Every song please, because there is no information about it. Thanks!
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, July 23, 2009 4:46:59 AM
Thanks JD Diamond & Valiant 3.0 for your support I just wanted this asshole exposed is all. And to Dave Genocide...that was unfortunate you didn't hear Hell Patrol considering soon enough into the US tour they did change RHRF for Hell Patrol.
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, July 22, 2009 3:28:28 AM
Would everybody look at what this piece of trash JTTOOCOOL sends to my inbox just because of a thing called an opinion Edited at: Wednesday, July 22, 2009 3:30:28 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, July 20, 2009 7:17:21 AM
I think Priest have done really well since their reunion. They've released 2 albums, done a short reunion tour, full blown AOR tour, a mammoth Priest Feast Tour including a leg of British Steel 30th Anniversary & playing at festivals in Japan in October...totalling to 297 played gigs by the time they finish that. They released a live DVD & a live CD. They are still planning to do a Nostradamus tour (hopefully short) and Rob did state that the next Priest release will be a real strong heavy metal record (as his gut instinct tells him). What more could we expect of the mighty Priest? Yes they are definitely as good as Iron Maiden I would say, so rock on Judas Priest Edited at: Monday, July 20, 2009 7:22:01 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Monday, July 20, 2009 3:19:23 AM
Because my favourite singing voice is my high pitch raspy one, which fits perfectly on songs like Painkiller etc. Other than that I'm a bit of a demon. Name comes from a monster truck named "Screamin' Demon"
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, July 18, 2009 8:25:20 AM
Great that they put Hell Patrol back in the set. Now if they can just remove The Ripper & Victim Of Changes and replace them with Sinner & Death that would be awesome. The Ripper & Victim Of Changes slow the set down too much. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Maple Syrup from Thursday, July 16, 2009 2:34:43 PM)
Maple Syrup wrote:
This is how you write a review of the show (newbies)! from Metal Setlists.com:
Now it was time for Judas Priest. They are to play the 1980 album “British Steel” in its entirety. A front drop with a silhouette of the Birmingham, England steel factory was put up during the set change. The lights were killed and a laser show of a mill worker pounding steel was shown. Curtain down, we have “Rapid Fire”. It was intense. The Metal God Rob Halford appeared, dressed in denim and leather and sporting a blonde goatee.
Priest ripped through the album flawlessly, yet found a way to make a heavy album even heavier and more metal than it was in 1980.
But of course, there was more. After Priest got through the nine-song British Steel set, they went right into “The Ripper”. They followed with “Prophecy” from the “Nostradamus” album before closing with an incredible showing of “Victim of Changes”. Halford hit the final high notes dead on. It was amazing.
The band left the stage for a few minutes and then we heard the revving of the Harley (which has only eight stage miles on it). He comes out in all leather and performs “Freewheel Burning” on the bike.
The night ended with “You've Got Another Thing Coming” as security allowed the crowd to get closer to the stage.
As usual, guitarists Glen Tipton and K.K. Downing were tight. Scott Travis makes playing some of the hard and fast song very easy and Ian Hill hung back while laying down the bass.
The stage was simple. Two Union Jacks flanked the drum riser. Travis’ double bass had the British Steel album cover on it along with the backdrop. Part of the rig lighting was shaped like the Priest cross logo which was very cool.
I came into this show with high expectations from both bands and left beyond amazed. I will have to put this up there as one of my all-time favorite shows. Job well done by all.
Cleveland 07/14/09:
Judas Priest set list:
Rapid Fire
Metal Gods
Breaking the Law
Grinder
United
You Don't Have to be Old to be Wise
Living After Midnight
The Rage
Steeler
The Ripper
Prophecy
Hell Patrol
Victim of Changes
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Freewheel Burning
Diamonds and Rust
You've Got Another Thing Coming
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, July 18, 2009 1:34:39 AM
Lol, I'm no longer Cobras-Aura...Screamin' Demon now [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Lessy from Wednesday, July 08, 2009 6:54:56 AM)
Lessy wrote:
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW Cobras-Aura you make me so happy HELL YEAHHHH new record??? I think the last time I was so excited because I waited for a new Alice Cooper record... it was exactly a year ago. The best new of year
lol now I´m just a little crazy...I´m look forward to real strong heavy metal. Heh I like Rob answer on the last question: We're like your football team, really. Sometimes they change players, but it's still your team and you stick with them. They're still rooting for us. They still love us to death. Yeah till the end
,,To send light into the darkness of men´s hearts - such is the duty of the artist" Robert Scumann
Cobras-Aura wrote:
Well...it looks like us fans' wishes have been granted. Rob said it himself in an interview that "it'll be a real strong heavy metal record." That sounds promising enough. They said that with Angel Of Retribution and it turned out awesome. They didn't lie about Nostradamus being different either. So I'll take their word when they say this about the next album.
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, July 17, 2009 3:20:38 AM
What I find extremely abominal is they didn't put Hell Patrol on this CD. I don't get why. They KNOW how much Judas Priest fans love that song, they know it's one of the fans' most favourite songs from this tour and they didn't put it on. I REALLY hope that somewhere down the track they expand this CD to maybe two to four more songs (Hell Patrol, Devil's Child, Exciter, Sinner). [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by SkyRideR from Wednesday, July 15, 2009 1:46:57 PM)
SkyRideR wrote:
this a sure hit for the masses of priest fans worldwide!!!
[Screamin' Demon] Thursday, July 16, 2009 3:58:03 AM
The Ripper
Sinner
Stained Class
Hell Bent For Leather
Rapid Fire
Heading Out To The Highway
Devil's Child
Freewheel Burning
Didn't buy Turbo
Didn't buy Ram It Down
One Shot At Glory
Judas Rising
Death
[Screamin' Demon] Wednesday, July 15, 2009 4:26:41 AM
I gave it a few listens again and gave it a bit better rating..maybe like 7.5 out of 10. I think it's a decent live album...it is after all what it's entitled...A Touch Of Evil Live. It certainly does have more of an evil overall sound to it. It's certainly very heavy. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Tuesday, July 14, 2009 11:59:55 PM)
Vaillant 3.0 wrote:
I just listened to the new live album "A Touch of Evil Live". Say what you will about the RITE tracks, but I'm actually kinda happy that I now have a mini-RITE to put into my CD player and listen to it during my breaks at work. Still sad that they didn't include "I'm A Rocker", though.
Dissident Aggressor was a big highlight for this CD (at least for me). Very heavy and intense from start to finish, and Rob's powerful scream at the end puts the icing on the cake. Beyond the Realms of Death is very beautiful by itself, and A Touch of Evil (the song) is also great to hear without the visuals of the DVD.
Prophecy + Between the Hammer and the Anvil + Eat Me Alive=COOL!! Almost feels as though I'm back at Devore when I hear the songs from 2008!!
The sound in general is crystal clear and the crowds in the songs were awesome!! Oh, yeah, and the pics in the album jacket are a huge plus.
Overall, I give it a 9/10.
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, July 12, 2009 1:28:28 AM
I just bought and listened to A Touch Of Evil Live. After taking a full listen, my response to it is going to be bittersweet. The quality of the recordings is superb and nothing less than Priest's standards. Though, there is a huge difference in sound in songs from 2005 & 2008. The ultimate disappointment is the fact that 6 of the 11 songs are just touched-up versions from Rising In The East on which Rob sounded tired, strained and unable to grasp that mid-range growl. Listening to the new songs really shows how refreshed the band is since they hit the road in June last year. Between The Hammer And The Anvil, Death, Dissident Aggressor, Eat Me Alive and Prophecy all show a revitalised and a hungry Judas Priest. Death in particular raises my hairs. Rob has truly come back a hero on this Priest Feast tour and is now an unstoppable leather clad brute. The tracklisting however is too short and too many mindblowing tracks like Hell Patrol and Sinner feel sorely missed. The album is worth a buy, but overall nothing special. I find myself preferring to listen to fan filmed footage on youtube than to listen to the album. My rating 6.5/10 Edited at: Sunday, July 12, 2009 1:51:50 AM
[Screamin' Demon] Sunday, July 12, 2009 12:03:58 AM
Would be if they released something as such [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by icecreamman from Saturday, July 11, 2009 9:29:55 PM)
icecreamman wrote:
That sounds like an awsome live album
Screamin' Demon wrote:
I wish they'd have finished the tour and added some stuff from this leg too, as well as Hell Patrol. Something like this...
Rapid Fire
Metal Gods
Eat Me Alive
Between The Hammer And The Anvil
Judas Rising
Steeler
Devil's Child
Breaking The Law
Hell Patrol
Death
Dissident Aggressor
The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown)
Angel
The Hellion / Electric Eye
Rock Hard, Ride Free
Sinner
Hellrider
Exciter
Freewheel Burning
Painkiller
Hell Bent For Leather
Living After Midnight
Diamonds And Rust
You've Got Another Thing Comin'
[Screamin' Demon] Saturday, July 11, 2009 2:36:26 AM
Man I love Canada. It's the most wonderful place in the world. Great scenery, openminded kind people, great winter sports. Hopefully in a few years when I finish my study I'll be able to move to Vancouver.
[Screamin' Demon] Friday, July 10, 2009 10:36:39 PM
I wish they'd have finished the tour and added some stuff from this leg too, as well as Hell Patrol. Something like this...
Rapid Fire
Metal Gods
Eat Me Alive
Between The Hammer And The Anvil
Judas Rising
Steeler
Devil's Child
Breaking The Law
Hell Patrol
Death
Dissident Aggressor
The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown)
Angel
The Hellion / Electric Eye
Rock Hard, Ride Free
Sinner
Hellrider
Exciter
Freewheel Burning
Painkiller
Hell Bent For Leather
Living After Midnight
Diamonds And Rust
You've Got Another Thing Comin'
Not really lol, I'm just primarily driven by hard rock music 
It's Sydney harbour. Even after living 15 years, it's still really hard for me not to notice the harbour.
However, it would have been nice to have it on ATOE Live as well. The new BS DVD will have a different, more older setlist so Hell Patrol's role in the list is different. On ATOE Live it would just enhance its evilness and darkness.
HELL YEAHHHH new record??? I think the last time I was so excited because I waited for a new Alice Cooper record... it was exactly a year ago. The best new of year
