Judas Priest - Blood Stained 

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yep that's what brought me here

In what scene this is 🤔

@@angelicaunicorns9692 Right after the one guy got hit by the truck, and the cops are chasing after them while they are in the van. Look up the movie clips 5/7 of this movie.

Douglas Carman Rob Halford 66 years old still singing high notes in the name of metal

Would be a disappointment if Not.

Coming up to 66. Still loving it .

I don't see any problem. Enjoy.

66 and you're listening to heavy metal????? that's awesome man!!!! I am 48, from Greece, and I am still listening to heavy metal

And like most underrated but best

0_o

Not arguing with that.

By far

I’d say Turbo is heavier

Ripper Owens is one of the most UNDERRATED AND UNDERVALUED metal vocalists of all time!

Eliskoopa deberían de remasterizar este álbum esta bien chingon este álbum es como painkiller remasterizado

The haters are the same people who think every Primal Fear album is brilliant.

@@EminencePhront well... Nuclear Fire wasn't that bad, and I was actually having no expectations on that one...

@@isaacl.baldeonguerra1623 It was decent as that stuff goes. But until they got rid of Klaus Sperling, all of their songs were completely devoid of groove. I swear that guy was allergic to the pocket.

Me too

PRIMEVAL Music The haters are going to burn in hell!! Or get ripped by the Jugulator, either one works.

It's 100% my favourite Priest album. So grindingly vicious and heavy. I can't get over people who don't like this album...

This one is my third favorite album

@@MachineMan-vf8xv what pray tell my Brother do you in your opinion feel are the 2 records that surpass this.

Karl Stuber Painkiller and Screaming for Vengeance

They were NVR fuckin speed metal KNO UR music

Didn’t Kenneth write most of the music?

@@Trout636 most by him and Tipton halford sometimes but not all the time always felt like metal snubbed these guys as first metal band.....cuz of halford being gay......that's b.s. take first 4 albums against bl. Sabbath....and if iommis' finger didnt have the metal cap on it their music wouldnt have sounded as good at all kk was a shredder like mustaine dimbag darrell best shredder ever in metal btw......

Matthew Rogers Fuck you!!! I know more than you do you fucking asshole

Painkiller was practically thrash

30 for Child's Play 2

Nah it's not but this is one of the few highlights.

Now it's 24

Of course, then there's the good. Like making your avatar pic.

Except for abductors. That track is supposedly about Alien abduction...

I'd say more Fear Factory influences.

@@siddharthdeshmukh8118 I can hear that, another great band

Honestly if Rob was still in the band at this point, the album would've still sounded pretty much the same. This album is groove metal, and Rob's new band (Fight) was groove metal. They both wanted to do the same thing.

Grisak It was good and kickass.

Only priest took their time chosing what to do without rob. Rob already made groove in 1992 and recorded it in 1991. In a time pantera were more in their thrash metal fase (a.k.a cowboys from hell). Vulgar display of power was really a groove metal anthem album as a whole.

Groove metal isn't a subgenre(in theory), it's just slow thrash, and this has quite about of speed compared to Fight. However, that's Tipton's doing. I still think it'd be the same damn album too even with Halford.

I agree halfway with your comment. A beast of an album for sure but I do feel that it was a great Priest album as well. The riffs still had the classic Priest sound but they were darker and much heavier. Tim screams just like Rob Halford and does justice to the Priest sound. Priest never repeated themselves on their albums so I think that an album like "Jugulator" would have come out with or without Rob in the band. In terms of sheer heaviness, this album crushes anything Priest had done before.

JJ brown may be laying a bass line on a song I'm working on with Tim Owens

Demolition.

I love all the Tony Martin Sabbath albums, he's their second best singer IMO.

This album is with Tim Ripper. Ripper went a bit harder than Rob.

oh yah they go this hard

craig daub instrumentally yes. Rob has gone much harder on vocals though. Especially on the painkiller album

Jugulator and Angel of Retribution were the two Albums I discovered when is was 10 or 11 :D I love both of them. :D

@@DX231 nah man robs good but he did that turbo lover and point of entry bs

LOL

I dont think Painkiller is a great album by Priest standards in the first place

+david cantu No! Painkiller is the Magnum Opus of metal and these songs are sub par. Honestly this is more thrash and the lyrics are weaker than on any other album. I just don't get the same great classic vibe and creativity out of this...I dont know maybe it's that his vocal harmonies are weak or the fact that they changed their guitar playing from less but powerful and melodic, to more and heavier but less meaningful.

+Cole Fisher don't listen to it. shut the fuck up and go do something else!

You are right good sir.

Jugulator is actually a really good and heavy album, but Painkiller defeats all.

Yet Demolition is there! Come on now, Spotify, Get with it! That's why I'm on this video right now.

It is also not on iTunes :/

Nothing should be on spotify. Buy the album/CD.

Mick Plane Even the CD is not available! :/ Otherwise I would already have the CD.

C'mon bring back the compact discs for specialised market..digital downloads are evil😎..might be available in Japan though.

...is Painkiller.

Screaming for Vengeance and Defenders of the Faith.

Opino igual es mas descubri a Judas con estos diacos en la epoca y siempre he dicho que Halford jamas tuvo que regresar a Judas, con Ripper eran espectaculares y tenian un directo asesino

Ahora sin Tipton ni KK para mi ya no son Judas

Yo soy mega fan de Judas y por supuesto, amo la voz de Halford, pero este disco con Ripper es mi favorito, junto a Angel of Retribution :3 Esta es mi canción favorita de Judas, esta y Demonizer.

Tipton. You can find riffs of this caliber in all their discography, even with no downtuning.

Yes, also check out their song "Jekyll and Hyde", theres a fragment there where he sounds almost exactly like Layne

I thought the same about Maybe too

Yeah this album has a few moments where it sounds very Alice in Chains-like.

Especially in Cathedral Spires too

Your high

That fucking soundtrack introduced me to so many good bands: Monster Magnet, Screemin Cheetah Wheelies etc. I thought it was a great movie for the record.

***** I already liked Rob Zombie before I saw the movie.

It's not the best movie in the Chucky series in my opinion, but it's still enjoyable. And Tiffany, I know she's a doll, but is she HOT AS HELL.

Meh compared to what? That movie rocks compared to today's shit remakes.

I thought I recognised the song! Seen Bride of Chucky tons of times, but only just getting into Judas Priest.

+Ayeimamberley Me too man

Ha, me too. It really doesn't matter how you got here. It matters more that you recognize real music when you hear it.

same here man

I went and listened to all of priest albums that's what brought me here

+Menslo Wolf (MKFan99) Reminds me iced earth

Lowlife Joe Tim Owens also worked with Iced Earth.

This album sounds like a mix of Cowboys from Hell era Pantera, Seasons in the Abyss era Slayer, Painkiller era Judas Priest, and the Layne Staley era of Alice in Chains.

It's not strange. Those two are thrash metal bands, and this album is thrash as well.

It goes Dio Rob Lemme

I was thinking the same thing

Oh yeah; I forgot about that one

If you watch the movie "Shooter," you'll see what I'm taking about. The main bad guy is the type of person this song talks about

I wouldn't say its the heaviest song in the soundtrack, i'd say its one of them but not THE heaviest, there were other pretty heavy songs on there like Bled For Days, Son Of X 51, and Human Disease

@@sullivanr.9038 nah this one is much heavier than them

Hahahaha classic. I don't even like Pokemon but I hear exactly what you mean

Haha, Glenn was already 49 or 50 then, and Ken and Ian were in their mid-40s. Scott was in his mid-30s at the time, I believe; he and Ripper were the only two in the band at the time that I think could be actually called "young". I agree with what you said, though.

Jugulator came out a year and a half after GSTK, so I'd say probably not.

Which song from TGST does it sound like to you?

this is way heavier than Slayer,only Slayer album close to this heaviness is God Hates us All but even that doesn't sound near as menacing as this