Judas Priest

It is better that they think about to join forces with some metal bands kind of Saxon or Accept, they are really great bands, old and classic metal bands that could be fill that places
 
Collin said:
But you're not seeing them on this tour...
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How do you know? Besides, if I'm not seeing them on this tour they still can release a DVD from it and this song is one of my favorite Priest songs ever,so...... and if they do not release a DVD I again will be happy, because they played this fantastic gem.
MrKnickerbocker said:
When was the last time they played "The Sentinel"? It's one of my top tracks and I'd love to hear it, but I can't see the most recent live recordings of it (Epitaph in 2013) were very promising for Rob's performance.
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''The Sentinel'' was last played during the Epitaph Tour and I agree that Rob performance on that version is not good. But he is a better singer now then it was before 10 years - what a legend! Amazing song, actually it is my favorite Priest song. :)
 
For the most part, people don’t care who is in the band. If anything, Priest has been doing pretty good on the Firepower cycle. There’s more buzz than the last album. As long as Halford is there they will be fine.

The_7th_one said:
It is better that they think about to join forces with some metal bands kind of Saxon or Accept, they are really great bands, old and classic metal bands that could be fill that places
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They are already doing that. Saxon was on the last tour.
 
Kalata said:
How do you know? Besides, if I'm not seeing them on this tour they still can release a DVD from it and this song is one of my favorite Priest songs ever,so...... and if they do not release a DVD I again will be happy, because they played this fantastic gem.
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Because you're from Bulgaria, and this is a US tour. I'm doubting that you would fly across the atlantic for a Judas Priest concert.
 
Collin said:
It's also my first time seeing Judas Priest.. I want to see 'Hell Bent For Leather', I want to see 'The Sentinel'. Anything from Firepower is welcome too. 'Out in the Cold' is a song I don't care for at all.
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If I see Priest for the first time ever and they play ''Out In The Cold'' I will probably go crazy from excitement.... :nana:
Mosh said:
So? I’m probably not seeing them either but I think that’s pretty exciting. I’ve been wanting them to bring that one back for a long time. Looking forward to the video.
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Thank you. :ok:
 
Agreed. I liked Thunderbolt more than Firepower and enjoyed their performance just as much, if not more, than Priest.
 
Collin said:
Because you're from Bulgaria, and this is a US tour. I'm doubting that you would fly across the atlantic for a Judas Priest concert.
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Why not? I could be living in the US. Are you a clairvoyant? Anyway, @Mosh comment is top. Have a look at it.
 
The_7th_one said:
I think they're a band that could headline Donnington this year together with Slayer, Dream Theater, Anthrax and Tool…(Slayer, Dream Theater and Anthrax in a mid-level stage…and Def Leppard, Slash, Slipknot and Tool headlining Donnington…what a shit man)
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@The_7th_one Judas Priest really aren't that big in the UK now. Last year they headlined Bloodstock Festival which has a capacity of maybe up to 18,000 and it didn't sell out. The last time they tried to play in arenas the tickets weren't exactly flying off the shelf. They headlined Download in 2008 but haven't maintained their profile well since then and have receded instead. Def Leppard, Slipknot and Tool are significantly bigger bands than Judas Priest.
 
Kalata said:
Why not? I could be living in the US. Are you a clairvoyant? Anyway, @Mosh comment is top. Have a look at it.
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It says it on your profile.
Black Wizard said:
@The_7th_one Def Leppard, Slipknot and Tool are significantly bigger bands than Judas Priest.
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Especially Tool!!!
LooseCannon said:
Yeah who on Maidenfans would ever fly across the Atlantic for a concert?
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For Maiden? Yes. I've considered in the past flying over for a show in London.

For Judas Priest? HA!
 
I can speak for Tool's success in the US over Judas Priest. A couple of years ago I attended a Tool concert in George, WA. Closest major city is 2 hours away. 36,000 people showed up. I'm attending Judas Priest this year in Spokane, the venue is nearly sold out. Concert capacity is 4,000. Tickets have been on sale for 4 months.
 
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