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    Judas Priest

    My proposal: 1. As God is My Witness 2. Locked in 3. You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’ 4. Ram it Down 5. Breaking the Law 6. The Ripper 7. Victim of Changes 8. Turbo Lover 9. Eat Me Alive 10. Reckless 11. Out in the Cold 12. Tyrant 13. Genocide 14. Hell...
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    Judas Priest

    It they choose the right songs, the setlist might be amazing. What it needs is balance. As you said, on paper it looks like a weird mix. On the other hand, many of the 70s and 80s songs sound very different now. They play them faster than originally, they're heavier, so I don't think that...
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    Judas Priest

    Rob mentioned Turbo and Sad Wings in a few interviews. https://loudwire.com/judas-priest-rob-halford-new-tour-future-interview/ My guess is that they'll revisit ~4 songs from each album, add some unplayed IS song(s) and a bunch of live staples. It's pretty easy to figure which rarities will...
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    Judas Priest

    It'll be a completely different tour. I guess it'll be Invincible Shield pt. 3, to some extent, but Shield of Pain ends in 2025. So far 2 summer shows have been announced. The only thing we know about the tour is that the band wants to revisit both Turbo and Sad Wings of Destiny, but no details...
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    Judas Priest

    Reckless is an recurring subject. It's been mentioned by the band a few times already, and when one year ago a fan asked Scott about playing Reckless live, Travis said "Not yet". It's one of my fav tunes, I'd love to hear it live, as the upcoming tour could be the best time to do that (since...
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    Your bottom 5 Iron Maiden albums

    TBoS and Senjutsu should have been one album, just like Fear and No Prayer. And it would have been a very nice one, musically speaking.
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    Your bottom 5 Iron Maiden albums

    In no particular order: Dance of Death Senjutsu The Book of Souls Fear of the Dark No Prayer for the Dying
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    RUN FOR YOUR LIVES 2026

    I mean, there's a Spitfire in the new poster (cool colors btw, I like it), so I'm not counting on them replacing Aces High with another song.
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    RUN FOR YOUR LIVES 2026

    Yes, but the EU leg is booked for May/June/July. I assume that Steve wants to play the 2025 set in the US. If there was an American leg of the tour in between the European ones, I could see them changing the setlist for the 2nd EU leg. But considering the fact that the presumed visit in the US...
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    RUN FOR YOUR LIVES 2026

    Since they're not touring the US before the 2nd EU leg, I doubt they'll change anything. I could be wrong, but I'm not counting on any changes. They seem to like the current setlist.
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    Judas Priest

    American ticket prices are just crazy. The tour was quite successful in Europe, they were playing for their standard audience, but it seems that the US leg is gonna be Operation Rock 'n' Roll pt. 2. Which would be very ironic in this case. They've already announced several European dates for...
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    Judas Priest

    For a long time I thought that Jawbreaker was just "a c*ck song", until I read Rob's Biblical. In the book, he explains that Jawbreaker has a double meaning. While it's obviously written about a penis, it's also about revolutions. It surprised me to find out about that, I always thought it was...
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    The X Factor Vs. Senjutsu

    It's not an easy album to fall in love with. It's different from what one could expect from Maiden, but at the same time the signature Maiden stuff still can be heard on TXF. But I like that, I really do. TXF is unique, and I appreciate artists who try to refresh their formula. The effects can...
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    The X Factor Vs. Senjutsu

    TXF is one of their best albums. Not sure if I can include it in my top 5 at the moment, but I'd definitely rank it really high. It has its flaws, but it's still a great record.
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    RUN FOR YOUR LIVES 2025 Tour Thread *SPOILERS INSIDE*

    Complaining about the genre of Ghost's music and making it the centre of the discussion is funny. Because at its core, it's still a rock show. For Skeletour they hired people whose job was to recreate late 70s rock shows, visually speaking. I may post the relevant interview here, if I find it...
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