Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

What did make me sad though is that they played their whole British Steel album (which was much better live), and not so many other tracks. Not even Electric Eye! D:

Yeah that's exactly the reason why I haven't seen JP on their last couple of tours. I couldn't tell if they were going to play the entire Nostradamus album live before, and now that they're playing the British Steel album, I just have no interest. I'd love to see them play a normal set though

What a sick idea to play whole one album when they have 30 years of history to choose songs for a set

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

Priest rocked my fucking face off last night. I've never seen Priest live before, but I must say that Rob Halford was fucking awesome for being so old and out of shape. He didn't really move around a lot, but his stage presence is incomparable to any frontman I've seen live before (Even Bruce Dickinson). His presence alone was fucking INTENSE. What did make me sad though is that they played their whole British Steel album (which was much better live), and not so many other tracks. Not even Electric Eye! D: But they did play The Ripper and Victim of Changes, and I went ape-shit rockin' to those tunes! >:[

NICE F&S!, i too was also at the show. It was also my first Priest show and I have got to say that you are so right when it comes to Halfords presence on stage. He is one of the godfathers of all things metal, and he knows it! I thought he was going to crush the mic in his hands on multiple occasions . I'm defintely not a fan of British Steel, however it sure was a HELL of a lot better live. "United" was actually a really fun song live and shed away almost all of its corniness.

And when "Freewheel Burning" started after he brought out the bike I pretty much lost it. Definetly my favorite song of the night. My voice is still recovering from yelling "PRIIIEEESSTTT" all night.

Written by Dangerboner on 23.08.2009 at 23:06

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

and now that they're playing the British Steel album, I just have no interest. I'd love to see them play a normal set though

I know... It was kinda a drag, but like Stasis said, the album was much, MUCH better live. Even You Don't Have to Be Old to Be Wise.

Written by Nosurper on 24.08.2009 at 01:26

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

Priest rocked my fucking face off last night. I've never seen Priest live before, but I must say that Rob Halford was fucking awesome for being so old and out of shape. He didn't really move around a lot, but his stage presence is incomparable to any frontman I've seen live before (Even Bruce Dickinson). His presence alone was fucking INTENSE. What did make me sad though is that they played their whole British Steel album (which was much better live), and not so many other tracks. Not even Electric Eye! D: But they did play The Ripper and Victim of Changes, and I went ape-shit rockin' to those tunes! >:[

NICE F&S!, i too was also at the show. It was also my first Priest show and I have got to say that you are so right when it comes to Halfords presence on stage. He is one of the godfathers of all things metal, and he knows it! I thought he was going to crush the mic in his hands on multiple occasions . I'm defintely not a fan of British Steel, however it sure was a HELL of a lot better live. "United" was actually a really fun song live and shed away almost all of its corniness.

And when "Freewheel Burning" started after he brought out the bike I pretty much lost it. Definetly my favorite song of the night. My voice is still recovering from yelling "PRIIIEEESSTTT" all night.

Yeah man, my neck is still sore from rockin' so fucking hard. XP But what was up with that Kix band. They were like a shitty, fruity AC/DC. At first I didn't mind them, because they wer much better than the awful band before them... But my god... They got annoying *real* fast thanks to their overly-queer vocalist babbling on for 20 minutes between songs...

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Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

Priest rocked my fucking face off last night. I've never seen Priest live before, but I must say that Rob Halford was fucking awesome for being so old and out of shape. He didn't really move around a lot, but his stage presence is incomparable to any frontman I've seen live before (Even Bruce Dickinson). His presence alone was fucking INTENSE. What did make me sad though is that they played their whole British Steel album (which was much better live), and not so many other tracks. Not even Electric Eye! D: But they did play The Ripper and Victim of Changes, and I went ape-shit rockin' to those tunes! >:[



NICE F&S!, i too was also at the show. It was also my first Priest show and I have got to say that you are so right when it comes to Halfords presence on stage. He is one of the godfathers of all things metal, and he knows it! I thought he was going to crush the mic in his hands on multiple occasions . I'm defintely not a fan of British Steel, however it sure was a HELL of a lot better live. "United" was actually a really fun song live and shed away almost all of its corniness.

And when "Freewheel Burning" started after he brought out the bike I pretty much lost it. Definetly my favorite song of the night. My voice is still recovering from yelling "PRIIIEEESSTTT" all night.



Yeah man, my neck is still sore from rockin' so fucking hard. XP But what was up with that Kix band. They were like a shitty, fruity AC/DC. At first I didn't mind them, because they wer much better than the awful band before them... But my god... They got annoying *real* fast thanks to their overly-queer vocalist babbling on for 20 minutes between songs...

That show was incredible. It was the first time ever seeing Priest and I was blown away. I would've much prefered Whitesnake over Kix, but I had a good laugh over it regardless. And yes... Pop Evil was terrible!!! Overall though it was worth enduring them with a few beers in me and knowing Priest was gonna tear the house down. And they certainly did... when I heard the intro to Hell Patrol I about shit myself.

Written by Warlock84 on 24.08.2009 at 21:55

when I heard the intro to Hell Patrol I about shit myself.

I think my "shit myself moment" was when I heard the opening to The Ripper. Do they usually play that live?

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I think my "shit myself moment" was when I heard the opening to The Ripper. Do they usually play that live?

Honestly, I'm not sure man. That was my first time seeing them. I know that on the Rising In The East DVD they play it, as well as a few older DVDs I think as well. Regardless, it was awesome. He's still got that voice. Victims Of Changes was amazing. I noticed he added a lot of double bass in some of the songs too. I can't wait to see them again.

Happy birthday to 58 years old living legend

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 24.08.2009 at 09:31

Written by Dangerboner on 23.08.2009 at 23:06

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

and now that they're playing the British Steel album, I just have no interest. I'd love to see them play a normal set though

I know... It was kinda a drag, but like Stasis said, the album was much, MUCH better live. Even You Don't Have to Be Old to Be Wise.

Written by Nosurper on 24.08.2009 at 01:26

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 23.08.2009 at 21:59

Priest rocked my fucking face off last night. I've never seen Priest live before, but I must say that Rob Halford was fucking awesome for being so old and out of shape. He didn't really move around a lot, but his stage presence is incomparable to any frontman I've seen live before (Even Bruce Dickinson). His presence alone was fucking INTENSE. What did make me sad though is that they played their whole British Steel album (which was much better live), and not so many other tracks. Not even Electric Eye! D: But they did play The Ripper and Victim of Changes, and I went ape-shit rockin' to those tunes! >:[

NICE F&S!, i too was also at the show. It was also my first Priest show and I have got to say that you are so right when it comes to Halfords presence on stage. He is one of the godfathers of all things metal, and he knows it! I thought he was going to crush the mic in his hands on multiple occasions . I'm defintely not a fan of British Steel, however it sure was a HELL of a lot better live. "United" was actually a really fun song live and shed away almost all of its corniness.

And when "Freewheel Burning" started after he brought out the bike I pretty much lost it. Definetly my favorite song of the night. My voice is still recovering from yelling "PRIIIEEESSTTT" all night.

Yeah man, my neck is still sore from rockin' so fucking hard. XP But what was up with that Kix band. They were like a shitty, fruity AC/DC. At first I didn't mind them, because they wer much better than the awful band before them... But my god... They got annoying *real* fast thanks to their overly-queer vocalist babbling on for 20 minutes between songs...

Ha, yeah I was talking to an older guy that was talking to me about the Kix band. He told me they were a local band, obviously 80's hair metal. Definetly nothing to get musically excited over, I did get a laugh out of them though. Whitesnakes replacement I guess. Honestly all I could think of when they were playing was that KIX...cereal. I was just waiting for it to rain little corn puffs all over the stage.

Written by Nosurper on 25.08.2009 at 07:52

Ha, yeah I was talking to an older guy that was talking to me about the Kix band. He told me they were a local band, obviously 80's hair metal. Definetly nothing to get musically excited over, I did get a laugh out of them though. Whitesnakes replacement I guess. Honestly all I could think of when they were playing was that KIX...cereal. I was just waiting for it to rain little corn puffs all over the stage.

Yeah, they have a song called Kix Are for Kids, btw.

Written by Warlock84 on 24.08.2009 at 23:55

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I think my "shit myself moment" was when I heard the opening to The Ripper. Do they usually play that live?

Honestly, I'm not sure man. That was my first time seeing them. I know that on the Rising In The East DVD they play it, as well as a few older DVDs I think as well. Regardless, it was awesome. He's still got that voice. Victims Of Changes was amazing. I noticed he added a lot of double bass in some of the songs too. I can't wait to see them again.

Yeah, that little double bass touch really rocked some of the songs harder. I liked it.

Kix were never hair metal... just standard fair metal/hard rock in the vein of AC/DC

For me "Painkiller" is the "shit in my pants"-moment.

For me it would be "Breaking The Law"...but the question is, if i would ever hear it live...

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 25.08.2009 at 14:50

Kix were never hair metal... just standard fair metal/hard rock in the vein of AC/DC

Oh, that's what the dude I was talking to told me. I was quick to believe him since the lead singer was pulling bananas out of his pants...not that all glam bands do that kind of goofy shit, but just seemed to me like it kind of fit the bill.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8M2zFJjnnA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSgQosB4kNo

Enjoy!!! Whoever took these- I thank you!!!! It was amazing as hell!!!

I still can't get over the fact they played Hell Patrol....

Well...i am seriously missing some action on stage - especially in Breaking The Law...dunno, maybe if i were there, i would speak in other way, but now i have to say i am not impressed

Written by Warman on 25.08.2009 at 14:51

For me "Painkiller" is the "shit in my pants"-moment.

for me it was when they started "Eat Me Alive", i thought they were gonna just slow the track down like they did on their 2005 DVD but HOLY SHIT MONKEYS MASTURBATING ON MY HEAD when the drumbeat started awesomeness ensued!! best sex-song i've ever heard.

Written by Valentin B on 28.08.2009 at 21:42

Written by Warman on 25.08.2009 at 14:51

For me "Painkiller" is the "shit in my pants"-moment.

for me it was when they started "Eat Me Alive", i thought they were gonna just slow the track down like they did on their 2005 DVD but HOLY SHIT MONKEYS MASTURBATING ON MY HEAD when the drumbeat started awesomeness ensued!! best sex-song i've ever heard.

Yeah, I wish they would have played more than Free Wheel Burning from the Defenders of the Faith album when I saw them. Eat Me Alive would have been raw as fuck... So would have been The Sentinel. I was really hoping to hear that one.

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 28.08.2009 at 22:58

Written by Valentin B on 28.08.2009 at 21:42

Written by Warman on 25.08.2009 at 14:51

For me "Painkiller" is the "shit in my pants"-moment.

for me it was when they started "Eat Me Alive", i thought they were gonna just slow the track down like they did on their 2005 DVD but HOLY SHIT MONKEYS MASTURBATING ON MY HEAD when the drumbeat started awesomeness ensued!! best sex-song i've ever heard.

Yeah, I wish they would have played more than Free Wheel Burning from the Defenders of the Faith album when I saw them. Eat Me Alive would have been raw as fuck... So would have been The Sentinel. I was really hoping to hear that one.

DISAPPOINTMENT is what you get when you fail to check out a band's setlist before you go to their concert

Written by Valentin B on 28.08.2009 at 23:29

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 28.08.2009 at 22:58

Written by Valentin B on 28.08.2009 at 21:42

Written by Warman on 25.08.2009 at 14:51

For me "Painkiller" is the "shit in my pants"-moment.

for me it was when they started "Eat Me Alive", i thought they were gonna just slow the track down like they did on their 2005 DVD but HOLY SHIT MONKEYS MASTURBATING ON MY HEAD when the drumbeat started awesomeness ensued!! best sex-song i've ever heard.

Yeah, I wish they would have played more than Free Wheel Burning from the Defenders of the Faith album when I saw them. Eat Me Alive would have been raw as fuck... So would have been The Sentinel. I was really hoping to hear that one.

DISAPPOINTMENT is what you get when you fail to check out a band's setlist before you go to their concert

Yeah, I usually don't look up tour setlists, because I like to be surprised. Sometimes though, it's not a good surprise... Like waking up to find poop in your slippers when you put them on. >:[

I am not checking setlists either..knowing exactly what will be played ruins all surprises...yes, it prevents you from being disappointed, like i was on Edguys gig, when they missed Vain Glory Opera, though they played it on previous tour dates, but still the greater feeling is, when the first tones of your favorite song start

Judas Priest.It has to be them.Iron Maiden were never as fast and rabid as judas Priest.Priest even at the twilight of their lives they are alive and kicking.Judas Priest-my all-time favourite band.

Written by Hermann Langke on 10.10.2009 at 18:16

Judas Priest.It has to be them.Iron Maiden were never as fast and rabid as judas Priest.Priest even at the twilight of their lives they are alive and kicking.Judas Priest-my all-time favourite band.

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 10.10.2009 at 21:51

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

ROFL

I haven't had the chance to see Maiden, but I've seen Priest twice; on the Painkiller tour and again last year. While Rob can certainly still work the crowd like the old pro that he is, their show is definitely a little less energetic than it was in the early 90's. Still a good show and thoroughly entertaining (especially "Dissident Aggressor" and "Eat Me Alive"), but Priest have lost a step over the years on stage.

Written by Derwood on 10.10.2009 at 22:26

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 10.10.2009 at 21:51

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

ROFL

I haven't had the chance to see Maiden, but I've seen Priest twice; on the Painkiller tour and again last year. While Rob can certainly still work the crowd like the old pro that he is, their show is definitely a little less energetic than it was in the early 90's. Still a good show and thoroughly entertaining (especially "Dissident Aggressor" and "Eat Me Alive"), but Priest have lost a step over the years on stage.

Yeah, both bands put on a great show, but I'd have to say that it's obvious that Bruce Dickinson has kept himself in better shape than Rob Halford.

Bruce Dickinson has certainly found the fountain of youth, I can't believe how energetic Maiden is live at their age. Definitely one of the best live bands around to this day.

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 10.10.2009 at 21:51

Written by Hermann Langke on 10.10.2009 at 18:16

Judas Priest.It has to be them.Iron Maiden were never as fast and rabid as judas Priest.Priest even at the twilight of their lives they are alive and kicking.Judas Priest-my all-time favourite band.

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

i do not have the privilege and money.and besides Priest are unlikely to tour India.Double horns up to Priest

Written by Hermann Langke on 11.10.2009 at 18:16

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 10.10.2009 at 21:51

Written by Hermann Langke on 10.10.2009 at 18:16

Judas Priest.It has to be them.Iron Maiden were never as fast and rabid as judas Priest.Priest even at the twilight of their lives they are alive and kicking.Judas Priest-my all-time favourite band.

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

i do not have the privilege and money.and besides Priest are unlikely to tour India.Double horns up to Priest

Oh, that sucks. Sorry to hear that. :/

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 11.10.2009 at 19:52

Written by Hermann Langke on 11.10.2009 at 18:16

Written by Fat & Sassy! on 10.10.2009 at 21:51

Written by Hermann Langke on 10.10.2009 at 18:16

Judas Priest.It has to be them.Iron Maiden were never as fast and rabid as judas Priest.Priest even at the twilight of their lives they are alive and kicking.Judas Priest-my all-time favourite band.

I'd have to say Maiden is a bit more "alive" than Priest these days. Have you seen both of them live recently? :O

i do not have the privilege and money.and besides Priest are unlikely to tour India.Double horns up to Priest

Oh, that sucks. Sorry to hear that. :/

yup buddy that sucks.so which is your fav. judas priest album?.

Written by Hermann Langke on 12.10.2009 at 19:02

so which is your fav. judas priest album?.

Sad Wings of Destiny is probably my favorite album by Priest. I love their pre-British Steel era stuff. Defenders of the Faith runs a close second though.