You probably will be.

There were some kids there aged between 8 and 11 with their Dads, but most of the crowd was aged 25+.

I was with my Dad and Uncle, my old man's 44 and my Uncle is about 37, it was fun.

Oh yeh - the old dudes have a habbit of going a bit nuts, their headbanging is funny to watch.

Probably be the same with me. None of my friends listen to Priest.

Same here, they all think its crap music or they only know of Breaking the Law, which I call Raking the Lawn, for fun.

No-one knows of The Scorpions either at my school :(

Queensryche is opening over here which is pretty cool. I would prefer the Scorpions though.

Raking the Lawn, that's awesome.

well i saw Judas Priest in Plymouth last night (31st) - with Scorpions opening who in my opinion every song was the same
and apart from ian hill the bassist - i thought JP kicked so much
they rocked the place out - when KK came to the front where we were (which he did regularly) i was a couple of rows of people back and people were lening so much to touch him i could get within 6 inches of him from a few rows back - they really got the crowd working well

Ian Hill is just like a statue. He's boring.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]Same here, they all think its crap music or they only know of Breaking the Law, which I call Raking the Lawn, for fun.

No-one knows of The Scorpions either at my school :([/QUOTE]
why is that a bad thing - every song was the same apart from one - the singer was out of tune - he was playing a tambourine without a drum bit that wasnt hooked up to a mic - you couldnt hear what the bass was playing - it was just notes that all felt like rythmic thumps - the fat drummer kept taking off his top - the guitarists had 2 tricks - but they did have a feeling of chemistry - they looked liek they enjoyed it - even if we didnt

[QUOTE=Creeping_Deth]Ian Hill is just like a statue. He's boring.[/QUOTE]
apparently he kicked at Sheffield - i think hed liek had an argument with the band before the show - they took no notice of him - and he didnt notice them - although he seemed happy enough - rooted to the spot - playing along his part

[QUOTE=jaco jr]why is that a bad thing - every song was the same apart from one - the singer was out of tune - he was playing a tambourine without a drum bit that wasnt hooked up to a mic - you couldnt hear what the bass was playing - it was just notes that all felt like rythmic thumps - the fat drummer kept taking off his top - the guitarists had 2 tricks - but they did have a feeling of chemistry - they looked liek they enjoyed it - even if we didnt[/QUOTE]

They were perfect at the Brum gig - sound was spot on. The only crappy things were his odd tambourine playing and the drummer not being able to catch his sticks after throwing them up in the air.

Seeing as they've been going for longer than Priest (I think), they did a great job.

With Priest you could hardly hear what Halford was singing, they had everything else up too much and it was kinda meh.

Edit: Its excuseable though, the NEC is a horrible venue.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]They were perfect at the Brum gig - sound was spot on. The only crappy things were his odd tambourine playing and the drummer not being able to catch his sticks after throwing them up in the air.

Seeing as they've been going for longer than Priest (I think), they did a great job.

With Priest you could hardly hear what Halford was singing, they had everything else up too much and it was kinda meh.[/QUOTE]
priest had it perfectly at plymotuh - everything was the right volume - but the bass was too vague - i could tell he was playing form the floor shaking - but i couldnt tell what he was playing

The bass in Priest's songs is nothing special anyway - it just helps keep the rhythm of the songs together.

The intro to Revolution was good though.

[QUOTE=Lord Brummington]The bass in Priest's songs is nothing special anyway - it just helps keep the rhythm of the songs together.

The intro to Revolution was good though.[/QUOTE]
that was where he had the two bars of bass intro on his own yeh?
i thought that was ok - still fuzzy - is shout at the sound man if that was my sound

My borther recently purchased "Angel fo Retribution". I enjoy the first two tracks, but from there, it goes far downhill.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]My borther recently purchased "Angel fo Retribution". I enjoy the first two tracks, but from there, it goes far downhill.[/QUOTE]
I thought it was a very good album from start to finish

[QUOTE=MXican]I thought it was a very good album from start to finish[/QUOTE]
they changed the backdrop depdning on what album the song was from - i enoyed everything they played - there was a really mellow song that made this one dimebag lookalike cry - it was quite soulful i guess - they played with those electro acosutcis still on the stands

I've got two albums, British Steel and Painkiller. I can't trust buying any more. British Steel was average at best, incredebly overrated and just poor. Painkiller was good. Any recommendations as to where I should go from there?

[QUOTE=Stevie]I've got two albums, British Steel and Painkiller. I can't trust buying any more. British Steel was average at best, incredebly overrated and just poor. Painkiller was good. Any recommendations as to where I should go from there?[/QUOTE]
angel of retribution

I was talking about there new album :p

[QUOTE=Stevie]I've got two albums, British Steel and Painkiller. I can't trust buying any more. British Steel was average at best, incredebly overrated and just poor. Painkiller was good. Any recommendations as to where I should go from there?[/QUOTE]

I would say Screaming for Vengence or Unleashed in the East.

And yes, British Steel is very, very overrated.

[QUOTE=jaco jr]they changed the backdrop depdning on what album the song was from - i enoyed everything they played - there was a really mellow song that made this one dimebag lookalike cry - it was quite soulful i guess - they played with those electro acosutcis still on the stands[/QUOTE]

That was Diamonds and Rust, its possibly the best version of the song I've ever heard.

Edit: Sin After Sin is a good album to get.

THank yous

What's with the swasktiska?

Stevie, go for Stained Class, Sad Wings Of Destiny, Ram It Down, and Sin After Sin.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Stevie, go for Stained Class, Sad Wings Of Destiny, Ram It Down, and Sin After Sin.[/QUOTE]
can you believe they didnt play ram it down?

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Stevie, go for Stained Class, Sad Wings Of Destiny, Ram It Down, and Sin After Sin.[/QUOTE]

Thanks :)

:eek: Stevie is really Hitler in disguise!!!

[QUOTE]they changed the backdrop depdning on what album the song was from - i enoyed everything they played - there was a really mellow song that made this one dimebag lookalike cry - it was quite soulful i guess - they played with those electro acosutcis still on the stands[/QUOTE]
That was angel from Angel of Retribution actually. I was in Cardiff and I saw them. It was awesome.

i think the best priest album is Painkiller. a touch of evil is a great song.

[QUOTE=MXican]:eek: Stevie is really Hitler in disguise!!![/QUOTE]

* Shaves moustache *

My, you've built your post count quickly.

[QUOTE=shamed-angel]That was angel from Angel of Retribution actually. I was in Cardiff and I saw them. It was awesome.[/QUOTE]

The back-drops I remember them having were The Angel of Retribution, The Electric Eye and the Judas Priest logo with United written underneath it.