Recent content by malfeitor

New Haven 1988 is their best live release. Before hearing the 1988 stuff, especially a bootleg from Miami, I didn't know that a human being could do such insane things with their voice. Rob sounded inhuman on the Mercenaries of Metal Tour. It's another (big) mistake that so many good Priest...

Yup, exactly. I've seen 2 Faithkeepers shows. I'm still thinking about going to another one, but this is an unlikely scenario, sadly. Anyway, I got to see how his voice changes throughout the early weeks of the tour. It wasn't the first time for me, but it's always a nice thing to experience...

Sure, here's the comment and the thread: I'm not saying the guy's take on this subject is 100% right, but it sounds like it could be. For example, there are countries where you can listen to Demolition. I have it saved on Spotify, but I can't play it because it's "unavailable in my region"...

I'll quote one Redditor who made a pretty good analysis of the situation:

Yeah, I even mentioned that in my post... Anyway, Rob sounded very good yesterday. The show was lots of fun. I hope he sounds as good or even better on sunday.

No, songs such as Victim of Changes or Metal Gods haven't been played on a regular basis in the last few years/on the last few tours.

Not really. The only songs they play no matter what are: 1. Breaking the Law 2. Living After Midnight 3. You've Got Another Thing Comin' (not played on the final leg of the Firepower tour) 4. Hell Bent for Leather 5. Electric Eye (not played in 2018) There are more songs that are very likely to...

Yeah, overall the BS 30th anniversary tour was better and the setlist was much less exhausting. On the other hand, I think that's when Glenn's health problems began to surface. Until 2018, I thought that they were playing Freewheel Burning so slowly due to Rob's limitations, but when it was...

The Nostradamus tour wasn't terrible as a whole. The Graspop performance was definitely horrible and it's pretty much unwatchable, but there were better shows on the tour. I've heard that Rob was ill at Graspop and they only managed to play the show because David Coverdale gave him some...

Rising in the East is possibly their worst live release because it was recorded during the weakest chapter of Priest's history. Shortly after returning to the band, Rob started losing his voice. Maybe because Halford used to smoke cigars, but I don't know for sure. I'm not a fan of that period...

I highly doubt that Faithkeepers will hit the US/SA. After the tour, Richie wants to play shows with Elegant Weapons. The new Priest album is planned for spring and that's when they'll get back on the road. They'll probably start promoting the record in NA. Halle got the same setlist. I watched...

2025 saw many good performances of Painkiller, but like I said - it shouldn't be on the setlist for the Faithkeepers tour. Partially because it's overplayed, partially because we've just had a big celebration of the Painkiller album... And partially because if they want to play VoC, Valhalla...

1. There should never have been any mention of SWoD or Turbo at all. Generally speaking, if someone had shown me this setlist, say, two years ago and said, “Hey, Judas Priest are going to play this setlist in Europe in 2026,” I would have been like, “Oh, that’s cool.” There are a lot of good...

Unfortunately the deep cut mentioned above wasn't played at Metalfest, a friend of mine who went there confirmed it. He's a big fan of the band, so I consider him reliable.

I hope they don't have any curfew there