Electric Eye by Judas Priest

[Butcher]

Just found an old DVD of the 1987 Live! Concert in Dallas Texas, gotta love Judas Priest.

Damn were 80s women HOT! now all of em today have Bieber Fever

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Blood Red skies is my favorite from Priest

then Painkiller

they were a great band

[Butcher]

Blood Red skies is my favorite from Priest

then Painkiller

they were a great band

Ahhh Blood Red Skies, you've got another thing coming, Free Wheel Burning - Turbo (when rob solo'd the scream and not a guitar riff).

I always thought it was a Guitar screaming and it was Rob himself, he stops around 1991, but in the 87' live he does scream over the guitar riff.

[Lusche]

1987? Turbo era, horrible hair, horrible guitar synths, and horrible women in that concert vid as well 

better watch the 1982 live in Memphis concert version: http://www.moviesfoundonline.com/judas_priest_live_in_memphis.php (full concert, with a great Riding on the Wind as track #2) 

or freewheel burning 1983 in Dortmund (HQ). It was shown on TV and I wasn't allowed to watch it 

Sometimes I think they should have stopped in 1985 after Defenders 

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if you have never heard Flotsam and Jetsam...you should....insanely awesome band similar to priest, in the singing department.....my favorite next to Zepp.

although Priest... megadeath... are close

i would have to say those are my 4 all time favorite bands

Zeppelin
Flotsam and Jetsam
Megadeath
Judas priest.

truly if you have not heard Flotsam look up a song called "No place for disgrace" listen to the words and feel the power with which he sings, the guy is great....its about the Samurai

[Butcher]

if you have never heard Flotsam and Jetsam...you should....insanely awesome band similar to priest, in the singing department.....my favorite next to Zepp.

although Priest... megadeath... are close

i would have to say those are my 4 all time favorite bands

Zeppelin
Flotsam and Jetsam
Megadeath
Judas priest.

truly if you have not heard Flotsam look up a song called "No place for disgrace" listen to the words and feel the power with which he sings, the guy is great....its about the Samurai

Judas Priest
Megadeth
Iron Maiden
Floatsam & Jetsam
ozzy (solo with Randy Rhoads)

Then again depending when I am drinking I get in the mood for John Denver, Jim Croce etc

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Judas Priest
Megadeth
Iron Maiden
Floatsam & Jetsam
ozzy (solo with Randy Rhoads)

Then again depending when I am drinking I get in the mood for John Denver, Jim Croce etc

Iron Maiden another great band

I also love the 60's and 70's the Animals great stuff....the guess who...Black sabbath....Blue Cheer......

how bout least favorite

beatles
rolling stones
greatfull dead
aerosmith
acdc

cant stand any of them....except acdc with Bon Scott I like them with him.

[branch37]

The beatles, Aerosmith and the Rolling Stones are 3 of my most favorite bands 

[ink]

The beatles, Aerosmith and the Rolling Stones are 3 of my most favorite bands 

differences what makes the world interesting...how boring would it be if everyone was the same   

[ozrocker]

Victim of Changes (Reminds me of my ex,lol).
Tyrant
The Ripper
Green Manalishi (Lot of people don't know it was originally
written/performed by Fleetwood Mac).
Diamonds and Rust (originally written/performed by Joan Baez).

Not many people can reach 3 Octaves (outside of Opera, and even there).
Much less sound as awesome as Halford. He sounds as good as/better than
when they are in the studio, and that's without all of the studio filters,
mixers, dubovers, etc.
I was a Priest fan before Halford. (Rock-a-Rolla album-1974ish?)
The singer back then had an Italian last name, can't remember it atm).
He was good but when Halford joined, it made the Priest.
Now with KK Downing gone, it's not the same.
Priest was one of the first bands to use dual lead guitars, and IMO
there are no other 2 guitarists that are as tight or sound as good together as
Tipton/Downing.
                                                                                                                              Oz

[icepac]

The Sentinal was probably the best song of that concert.

I found a replacement for K.K. Downing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DPcQQcApdQ

[Debrody]

Electric Eye...   here is my fav bands tribute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50gmGlJmr5E

Also....
Accept
Armored Saint
Cirith Ungol
Dire Straits (great for relaxing)
Iron Maiden
Jag Panzer
LedZep
Metallica (first 2-3 albums only)
Megadeth
Ozzy with Randy
Pokolgép   (check this link, awesome!)   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKy0zTDxLrU
Sabbath with Dio
 
cheers fellas  

[westtex68]

Judas Priest is one best metal bands of all time.Seen them back in 80's they where so loud it would make your chest thump with all of bass and drums.

[Butcher]

Electric Eye...   here is my fav bands tribute http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50gmGlJmr5E

Also....
Accept
Armored Saint
Cirith Ungol
Dire Straits (great for relaxing)
Iron Maiden
Jag Panzer
LedZep
Metallica (first 2-3 albums only)
Megadeth
Ozzy with Randy
Pokolgép   (check this link, awesome!)   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKy0zTDxLrU
Sabbath with Dio
 
cheers fellas  

You must be my long lost Hungarian Brother, I own probably every CD from these bands

[Lusche]

I was a Priest fan before Halford. (Rock-a-Rolla album-1974ish?)
The singer back then had an Italian last name, can't remember it atm).

The first singer was Alan Atkins, but they recorded an album with him. Halford was the singer from the debut Rocka Rolla on,