KidInTheDark666
What's yours is mine and what's mine is mine too
Sabaton are huge. Maybe not so much in America, but in Europe they sell more than Priest themselves.
Priest and Sabaton would play pretty similar sized venues in America. Adding them as an opener allows them to sell 80-90% of tickets in a 4,000 seat venue as opposed to each playing 1-2k venue as a headliner. Good deal for Sabaton.Sabaton are huge. Maybe not so much in America, but in Europe they sell more than Priest themselves.
Priest is playing the same amphitheater in Georgia as they did last time with Queensryche. Sabaton played here in a much smaller indoor theaterPriest and Sabaton would play pretty similar sized venues in America. Adding them as an opener allows them to sell 80-90% of tickets in a 4,000 seat venue as opposed to each playing 1-2k venue as a headliner. Good deal for Sabaton.
Another single so soon... I hope the album won't have more than 3 singles, although I expect 14 songs on it.I'm digging the epic intros. Keep 'em coming!
It's a standard good Priest song these days with an extra touch, the melodic dancing riff (which Janick should like a lotImo, it's a nice song, production is good but the song itself is somewhat faceless?
I would like one such song on every album, but I prefer their ''even more metal'' stuff. The closest are Lightning Strike, Flame Thrower and Down In Flames from the last 2 albums.I formulated for myself my main gripe with nowadays Priest. I miss those, somewhat cheesy but uplifting songs like Heading Out to the Highway, Riding on the Wind, You've Got Another Thing Coming, Rock Hard Ride Free.