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Judas Priest - Reading Festival, August 22 1975 (Ultra-Rare 8mm Footage) 

Emmitt Ibrahim
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This never-before-seen video is easily the most historically important, and also the earliest known, Judas Priest concert footage to ever surface yet. It is from their legendary performance at the 1975 Reading and Leeds Festival, and was shot on a Super 8 camera. Seeing as how this remarkable live footage is unavailable anywhere on RU-vid or the whole Internet for that matter, I decided to share it with all my fellow metal maniacs who also love classic old school metal in general and Judas Priest in particular. You can clearly see how it was at this stage that the Judas Priest earnestly began moving away from the psychedelic boogie/blues rock of Rocka Rolla and pushing towards the true pure heavy metal sound that they'd go on to develop on Sad Wings of Destiny and Sin After Sin. Enjoy!!! =)

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@1985indeed
@1985indeed 3 года назад
Rob Halford's biography brought me here to this exact 8MM cine film as he mentions! 😎
@redcat9436
@redcat9436 3 года назад
I'm reading it right now !
@cedriccarrie9587
@cedriccarrie9587 3 года назад
The same form me ;)
@jeremyhassig5036
@jeremyhassig5036 3 года назад
Me too👍🏻
@brianmacpherson3261
@brianmacpherson3261 3 года назад
Me too. Great stuff 👍
@Simon-nc6gq
@Simon-nc6gq 3 года назад
Ha! Me too.
@infoscholar5221
@infoscholar5221 3 года назад
These guys were the pioneers of true Heavy Metal. They were doing this fifteen years before all the hair bands appeared. Zep gets too much credit for creating the genre. I always say Priest, Sabbath & Purple were the true progenitors of Metal.
@JSmith91
@JSmith91 2 года назад
Exactly! Idk why people say Metallica or zeppelin. Judas priest was doing stuff way heavier than both of them.
@TheSideProject
@TheSideProject Год назад
@@JSmith91 you guys really did your homework
@sinane.y
@sinane.y Год назад
@@JSmith91 who says Metallica pioneered metal lol
@JSmith91
@JSmith91 Год назад
@@sinane.y mannnn I've heard it my whole life from the old heads. It's blasphemy.
@annaoikonomou2121
@annaoikonomou2121 Год назад
what the f are hair bands, not such a thing
@dissidentstarbreaker1144
@dissidentstarbreaker1144 7 лет назад
as a fan of this band for 33 years....seeing this footage almost brings a tear to my eyes...knowing they were this good, tight, heavy and original....even getting the burnt out hippies headbanging....what a band
@ranatoro1910
@ranatoro1910 4 года назад
There were heavier bands than Judas priest since 1968
@metalheadgamer80
@metalheadgamer80 3 года назад
@@ranatoro1910 They might have been but they certainly weren't as Metal as Priest...
@beeragainsthumanity1420
@beeragainsthumanity1420 3 года назад
They weren't hippies...they were metal heads. They just didn't know it yet.
@jengelenm
@jengelenm 3 года назад
@Rana Toro Which bands? Please don’t reply Black Sabbath😀 i’m just curious discovering bands from “the olden days”🤘
@auxilioooo
@auxilioooo Год назад
@@jengelenm same here lol
@badmotorfingerlll7874
@badmotorfingerlll7874 2 года назад
This is propably the oldest gig I've ever seen from priest and it's pure gold to me That's why I love RU-vid so much, please more of it
@hanc37
@hanc37 14 дней назад
I was 3 years old when this happened, but was old enough when MTV and "You got another thing coming" video came around...
@SpectreSoundStudios
@SpectreSoundStudios 8 лет назад
AWESOME!
@shagstars
@shagstars 8 лет назад
Wow well this really proved that you are a diehard judas priest fan xD. i am looking forward to your videos man!
@skeene_6824
@skeene_6824 8 лет назад
High Glenn
@jimchews1106
@jimchews1106 7 лет назад
Fuck you Glenn.
@tbaker_
@tbaker_ 7 лет назад
FUCK you Glenn
@alvaro666metal
@alvaro666metal 6 лет назад
why?
@Fabrofer
@Fabrofer 3 года назад
I'm reading (and translating) "Confess", Rob's memoirs, and in chapter 5 he talks about this video! Quote: "Again, the wonders of RU-vid mean this Priest performance is preserved for posterity. Now, forty-five years on, it looks bonkers. A guy in the crowd shot it on Super 8, and the cine film is so jumpy that I am jerking around stage like a pantomime dame on crack. Which was about right." Good job, Emmit ☺
@darrenh116
@darrenh116 8 лет назад
Best part is the old guy headbanging at 2:02
@JColeComedian
@JColeComedian 8 лет назад
I always wondered what happened to my dad. I always thought he was just tired of my mom's bullshit. But now, decades later, I know the truth- he just wanted to rock forever. \m/
@Snoekvisser1972
@Snoekvisser1972 7 лет назад
Catweazle has seen it all
@darrenh116
@darrenh116 7 лет назад
LOL, nice one!!
@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251
Darren H its a guy with a plastic bag on his head
@RP68
@RP68 7 лет назад
Yeah,He must be born in1905
@metalserfo
@metalserfo 7 лет назад
is very special to watch the hippie-metalheads of that time. No black clothes, no biker costumes, no studs...
@richardkey4289
@richardkey4289 4 года назад
Just rockers.rockin' out!
@theylive23
@theylive23 3 года назад
Yes, very refreshing. People actually looked like individuals without having to dress in uniforms (Priest as well).
@adamturner1563
@adamturner1563 3 года назад
Nowt wrong with black clothing tho my friend.
@barnsley1912fc
@barnsley1912fc 3 года назад
45 years later I still remember it as though it was yesterday my first 3 day festival
@tonyanderton3521
@tonyanderton3521 3 года назад
@@barnsley1912fc Mine too.
@blackfender100
@blackfender100 5 лет назад
Awesome.I saw Priest in 1977 for the first time.Those were the days !
@Norbert-xc5di
@Norbert-xc5di 4 года назад
Lucky you
@jacktragic6917
@jacktragic6917 3 года назад
Me too. Opening for Kiss. Hartford Connecticut.
@koffanatics2397
@koffanatics2397 3 года назад
@@jacktragic6917 lucky guy
@michaelscott1658
@michaelscott1658 3 года назад
The 1st of the 3 times I've seen them was May 3 1979 in Minneapolis at the Met Center opening for UFO. Priest were promoting the Hell Bent For Leather LP. Also the 1st of 3 times to see UFO as well - it was their last tour with Michael Schenker in the lineup promoting the Obsession album. Good times indeed!
@MichaelWH
@MichaelWH 3 года назад
@@jacktragic6917 Me too opening for Kiss. Huntington ,West Virginia
@jetbudgieii
@jetbudgieii 3 года назад
I was there!! JP came on after a dreadful act by the name of Stella...the crowd were lacking enthusiasm until Rob Halford fired us all up again with a yell of "GET ON YOUR F***ING FEET!!" (we did 🙂)
@nance64
@nance64 3 года назад
This is Stella. Thanks a lot!
@jetbudgieii
@jetbudgieii 3 года назад
@@nance64 😂😂😂
@brendanoneil3489
@brendanoneil3489 2 года назад
@@nance64 You played a big stage with JP well done!
@jeffelford1556
@jeffelford1556 21 день назад
I was there to, but remember feck all. 😐
@jetbudgieii
@jetbudgieii 21 день назад
@@jeffelford1556 that must have been some strong stuff you were smoking 🤣🤣
@journeyintothebible
@journeyintothebible 2 года назад
Can you imagine going back in time with professional video and audio capabilities and getting this whole concert in HD?
@mickeyflick9664
@mickeyflick9664 9 месяцев назад
Except they didn't even know what "HD" was at that time?
@SimonChristensen
@SimonChristensen 8 лет назад
Holy shit this is awesome! Thanks for uploading man :)
@wal537
@wal537 8 лет назад
First time i ever saw and heard of Judas Priest. I was 16, and this was my first ever festival ... i travelled from the North East especially to see Hawkwind on the Friday night! This set was a bonus and was brilliant! I was right at the front of the stage and took a few pics on my 1970's camera! Seeing this is exactly how i remember it! Amazing!
@emmittibrahim2078
@emmittibrahim2078 8 лет назад
+wal537 Hey, thanks for your comment. I wish I could have been there too. You were very fortunate to have gotten to experience the kind of music my generation will never get to, good sir. I would like to ask a few questions about this particular festival. At the start of the video, there is a wide view of the front row. Do you recognize yourself anywhere in there? And do you still have those pictures that you took? Were you able to meet the Judas Priest before or after their show? And most important question of all, did you get to eat some of that prawn that was being sold at the venue?
@wal537
@wal537 8 лет назад
+Emmitt Ibrahim I was lucky enough to see Judas Priest twice the following year on the 'Sad Wings of Destiny Tour' in 1976. Great memories! I have tried to spot myself in the crowd, but i can't ever remember what i looked like back then ... very long hair! ... that should rule a few people out! ha!ha! I do still have the pictures that i took somewhere ... also some of Robin Trower and The Mahavishnu Orchestra if i remember. Sadly, i never met Judas Priest, though there is a funny account of one of the gigs i mentioned above that my friend Jim and i attended and wrote about in the book 'Me-Moir' by Vic Reeves. I don't remember eating any prawn at all ... i would have prob just eaten chips for the entire weekend ... forty years ago is a long time!
@emmittibrahim2078
@emmittibrahim2078 8 лет назад
+wal537 Thanks again for your reply. Can you remember what songs were played during the 1976 Sad Wings of Destiny tour? Since there is no known bootlegs from that tour, any information about the Priest's 1976 setlists is hard to come by and cannot be confirmed. And by any chance, do you happen to have any bootleg recording from that 1976 Sad Wings of Destiny tour? Or do you know anyone who might have one in their possession? That was a UK-only tour, and it only lasted a few months. So there wasn't much chance that for fans to bring a tape recorder and record the shows. But I'm still holding hope...
@wal537
@wal537 8 лет назад
+Emmitt Ibrahim ... all i can remember is that the sets were probably very similar to the entire set played here at Reading. Sorry, i have no recordings from that tour, except the one that is already circulating ... 30 minute recording from a gig in Slough on the 11th October 1975, which is nearly, but not as good quality as the full Reading recording.
@emmittibrahim2078
@emmittibrahim2078 8 лет назад
+wal537 That bootleg from the Slough gig is incomplete though. It cuts out right in the middle of "Mother Sun" song, and there's two more songs missing - "Island of Domination" and the encore "Rocka Rolla." The recorder ran out of tape and his cassette player could not catch the entire show. Also, from what I gathered, the 1976 setlists actually were different from the 1975 ones. "Mother Sun" was dropped from the setlist, and two new songs were introduced in its place - "Tyrant" and "Genocide." Also, "Never Satisfied" was supposedly used as a second encore show closer. And after the Sad Wings tour in 1976, did you also went to the Sin After Sin tour in the spring of 1977?
@calebproductions5970
@calebproductions5970 7 лет назад
1975 was a rocking year
@mugsypea
@mugsypea 3 года назад
I’m reading Rob’s book Confess right now and he is documenting what led up to this performance and referenced this RU-vid for readers to see. I love it!
@briansauer6695
@briansauer6695 3 года назад
Got it for Christmas and it's a great read!
@On_Dust
@On_Dust 6 месяцев назад
You have no idea how lucky we are that this has sound. Most 8mm films were silent.
@user-tt6be2zx3h
@user-tt6be2zx3h 2 месяца назад
this clip is clearly a dubbed over audio later to sync with the video footage ;)
@ghostdancer2302
@ghostdancer2302 7 лет назад
I love finding rare footage that I've never seen before and this is definitely it. They're playing stuff from Sad Wings before it even came out, now that's vintage.
@unclesalty7778
@unclesalty7778 6 лет назад
They didn’t know how big they would become, ahead of their time, big time raw talent!
@omikl
@omikl 8 лет назад
As a deaf old musician, I can't help but notice that none of the guitar or bass amps have a mic in front of them. Back in the day when you really needed to have a couple of 100 Watt Marshall stacks pumping sound off of the stage. Aeyoh!
@gilessteve
@gilessteve 5 лет назад
When I used to play in a band I'd get sick and tired of sound men telling me to turn my amp down so that they could mike it up to be the same volume as it would have been without the PA. You lose all the sound of the guitar amp that way and the whole band sound is wrong. I've seen gigs ruined because of that. Crank the amps up and mic the vocals and maybe the drums - it worked in the old days and it could work just as well today. There is a whole generation of musicians who think you need a gigantic PA to play in a pub, and of course the PA companies lap it up.
@RocknJazzer
@RocknJazzer 4 года назад
KK's marshall amp to the left of him is clearly miced up, you can see the stand. I suspect glenn's is too, the halfstack to his left, but it's hidden behind the stage wedge monitor so we cant see. The bass could have gone direct DI. The other full stack amps behind glenn and ian are probably for the other bands and not miced up til they play, as it's been common then and now to setup as many bands gear as will fit ahead of time and move the mics...makes for faster changeover rather than moving gear between sets.
@martyhargroder2481
@martyhargroder2481 3 года назад
Good Eye Boudreaux
@brendanoneil3489
@brendanoneil3489 2 года назад
@@miko1975guitar my fave was always a 100W jcm800 marshall ZW with 6550 tubes ...even on less than 1 they sound nice. The old pre master volume needed JMP to be cranked if plugged straight in without an overdrive pedal. Any big stage festival outdoor show even a pair of them cranked full would not be enough I suspect. Getting some nice sounds from a 1 watt dsl1 marshall througha 4x12 now.
@mickeyflick9664
@mickeyflick9664 9 месяцев назад
Pre-leather era! Love this!!! Thank you, what a gem.
@markcbb
@markcbb 4 года назад
From memory , this was the turning point of their career , rocked Reading and went onto conquer the world !
@jurgencuypers8350
@jurgencuypers8350 3 года назад
That did take them a few more years, bro.
@stewartinnes1919
@stewartinnes1919 2 года назад
I was 5. Reading Halford's book Confess got me here. Simply amazing stuff.
@billjannusch
@billjannusch 8 лет назад
Absolutely awesome..I have owned this bootleg live album for years but never dreamed I would ever see this video footage!!!! Incredible!! I wish the whole show was available!
@meursneil3251
@meursneil3251 8 лет назад
That would be impossible sadly, these 8mm films with the super 8 camera were rather short.
@benirock
@benirock 7 лет назад
you own the bootleg live album?
@tylerkasuboski3366
@tylerkasuboski3366 5 лет назад
Simply astounding footage!!!! One of the clearest sounding versions of this show I've heard (I'd love to have a copy of this show in it's entirety with this good of sound quality!!!). The video is a montage of short clips of "Victim Of Changes", the solo of "Deceiver", a few seconds of the rare tune "Father Mother Son", a rad chunk of "Island Of Domination" (w/alternate lyrics), and the very, very end of "Genocide". This footage is so historically important it should be placed in one of the world's most secure archives...
@reclaimerReclaimer
@reclaimerReclaimer 3 года назад
46 years ago now, a cool time capsule here.
@dmnddog7417
@dmnddog7417 2 года назад
Man, this is so worth it just for a live version of "Island of Domination." Such a wicked song. I wish this was the entire set and not just snippets.
@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189
@miltiadiskoutsokeras9189 8 лет назад
Extremely significant find, well done. I'm moved, look at them, so heavy even on hippy dressing!
@standavid6012
@standavid6012 4 года назад
Great stuff I listen to the stuff
@standavid6012
@standavid6012 4 года назад
Good stuff!t
@standavid6012
@standavid6012 4 года назад
And these guys are good still to date
@buddylove346
@buddylove346 Год назад
Thank you so much for uploading this video for all the Judas Priest fans, like you said I'm pretty sure it's the oldest known video footage of them playing and you can see and hear how they already had their foundation which they have built on over 50 years, I think Black Sabbath were dark and heavy but more gothic where Judas Priest were the first to take hard rock into true metal when they went with the leather & studs and Halford wearing mirror sun glasses using a whip like a S&M Dom and riding a motorcycle on stage, I've seen them many times and I'm thankful they are now in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
@mjp96
@mjp96 6 месяцев назад
It blew my mind when he came out. No opinion here. Just saying.
@jaminova_1969
@jaminova_1969 3 года назад
I grew up listening to Priest and Sabbath in High School. This is so cool!
@Faqew
@Faqew 8 лет назад
Thank you for posting this piece of music history!!
@emmittibrahim2078
@emmittibrahim2078 8 лет назад
Hey everyone, For those who keep asking if there is a full version of Judas Priest's Reading Festival set - take a close look at the screen's far-right corner at the very beginning of the video. At the front row you can clearly see a man in a dark red shirt filming the show with a large movie camera. That means there's a chance that a full-length concert video does exist. Assuming that the footage has not been lost or destroyed, this Reading Festival show may well be preserved in its entirety and the video is out there...somewhere. Perhaps one day it will surface? The cameraman or his family might sell or license the footage to Judas Priest for a public release. If they still have it, that is. That cameraman was much closer to the stage, and at a favorable angle, his camera has a much better view of the band as well. So any video from a professional 16 mm camera would be much better than this fan-filmed current video. Let's keep our fingers crossed and hope for a miracle. If they can rediscover the lost Beatles and Bob Dylan concert videos from 1960s, surely something can be done for the early Judas Priest shows from the 1970s.
@SimonChristensen
@SimonChristensen 8 лет назад
That camera is a video camera, not film. Still, if the video tape has survived the ages and can be transferred properly, it will be amazing.
@lorenzopetralia1967
@lorenzopetralia1967 8 лет назад
+Simon Christensen first commercial video camera was early 80's Sony betacam...
@SimonChristensen
@SimonChristensen 8 лет назад
I'm talking about the huge-ass professional video camera. Not the one used to record this, which was film :)
@lorenzopetralia1967
@lorenzopetralia1967 8 лет назад
+Simon Christensen so am I :-) there was no video camera in 75..believe me :-)
@SimonChristensen
@SimonChristensen 8 лет назад
There certainly was.
@rjc7289
@rjc7289 6 лет назад
Now this was way cool! To see more stuff from JP's formative years is always a welcome treat!
@mungia1500
@mungia1500 8 лет назад
Much love and thanks for sharing this with the world! I'd give anything to travel back in time to see them live in their early days.
@ranielalmaria6612
@ranielalmaria6612 5 месяцев назад
This is awesome! Thanks for uploading. 😊
@gregyoung5805
@gregyoung5805 8 лет назад
Wow, truly amazing footage. I didn't think I'd ever see them live and in living color from this period. Thank you so much for loading this gem!!!
@elijahwells1676
@elijahwells1676 Год назад
Amazing that you shared this
@ericamurrin5767
@ericamurrin5767 4 года назад
Thank you for posting !! ......Amazing Footage.
@dasboot5903
@dasboot5903 4 года назад
Super 8mm rare footage - - - - AWESOME !!!! I have never seen anything like that before, talking about the history of the British "Judas Priest". Unbelievable !!!! In 70's I was filming in the format 2x8mm Standard, without the magnetic strip for the synchronized sound recording.
@ModernDayWarrior2112
@ModernDayWarrior2112 2 года назад
What a treasure this is! Thanks so much for putting this out there.
@leonardomattarmonteiro2824
@leonardomattarmonteiro2824 3 года назад
BLOODY BRILLIANT! THANKS for giving us such a gem,mate!
@peggs1
@peggs1 3 года назад
OUTSTANDING find !🤟 Many thanks for posting
@zacharymickesh4837
@zacharymickesh4837 6 лет назад
Wow. Great footage of them!!! Just found this out the other day and this just proves that they have evolved dramatically. What a concert this must have been too!!!
@shreddersteve2663
@shreddersteve2663 8 лет назад
Wow!! this is a really great footage, first time I've seen them play live at this era, the quality is really good too!
@hEktORYaxI
@hEktORYaxI 7 лет назад
Thank you!!!! thi is amazing!!!!! I love Sad Wings Of Destiny, is my favourite album.
@rickblackers88
@rickblackers88 3 года назад
Oh my God!!!!This is so beautiful!!!What a document!!!Great Great Great!!Thanx for sharing!
@seryi9447
@seryi9447 8 лет назад
thanks a lot for this masterpiece man!!
@GuitarSafari1
@GuitarSafari1 3 года назад
Wow absolutely amazing, what a performance. Priest was rocking from the start. Really cool to see old footage of a truly Iconic band.
@jillybean4899
@jillybean4899 2 года назад
This is so awesome! Love Judas Priest forever💜
@brandonnero1278
@brandonnero1278 8 лет назад
I've never seen anything this early sounds badass!!!
@jussit3909
@jussit3909 6 лет назад
Thank you for this video! Ultra-rare indeed! Just imagine how proud momen this must've been for the band back in 1975!
@metalserfo
@metalserfo 7 лет назад
WOW!!!! this is historic! the 70's films of Judas Priest are very rare! Thank you!
@LinkyHYC
@LinkyHYC 8 лет назад
Thanks for the upload! Truly an historical piece you have here. Back in the day when KK was still wearing those huuuuge hats ^^
@derceto9602
@derceto9602 4 года назад
I love this kind of material, Ty.
@patrickhale424
@patrickhale424 3 года назад
Absolutely incredible !!! So awesome to see this footage of the Priest prior to their leather makeover. Wish we could see the whole set. Thanks for sharing this piece of Priest history !!
@brianvance7223
@brianvance7223 3 года назад
Awesome, I have never seen this footage before. Thanks for uploading
@sasamachanova
@sasamachanova 8 лет назад
holy shit, this video is a treasure! thank you sooo much for uploading this! :)
@janborrowitz
@janborrowitz 8 лет назад
+Saša Machanová : Je to vynikajúce, neřku-li paní Sašo? Tož velmi si toho cením
@Chaomhainn
@Chaomhainn 3 года назад
Fantastic ! So glad this film survived and you shared it with us !
@mhappy4520
@mhappy4520 3 года назад
Thanks for this!
@JasonSaulnier
@JasonSaulnier 8 лет назад
wow awesome. glad this is uploaded
@matycee
@matycee 7 лет назад
W-O-W... thank you for posting this. Fantastic and almost unbelievable.
@martinthirkettle599
@martinthirkettle599 6 лет назад
Was there and still got photos of different bands including Priest and Kokomo. Met Rob Halford a few months later at a gig they did at Cromer Links Pavilion and showed him my pics.
@emmittibrahim2078
@emmittibrahim2078 6 лет назад
Hi Mr. Thirkettle, Would it be possible for you to share those photos with me? If so, please private message me. There's virtually no photos of the Priest's Reading Festival available anywhere, you know. Did you also do more than just take photos? Specifically, did you also (hopefully) bring a tape recorder with you and record any of those early Priest shows? Also, what was Rob Halford's reaction to your photos of him and the band? Did he like what he saw? If I was there, I would have told him to fire John Hinch and replace him with Les Binks, instead of Alan Moore. Just imagine the Sad Wings of Destiny album, but with Les Binks on drums! Cromer Links Pavilion was also where Judas Priest played their very first show of the Stained Class Tour, in January 19, 1978. Were you there for that show as well? Thanks in advance and looking forward to hearing back from you.
@martinthirkettle599
@martinthirkettle599 6 лет назад
Will see if I can dig them out and get back to you
@markvarbero4302
@markvarbero4302 3 года назад
Amazing! Thanks for sharing!
@adamvesely7101
@adamvesely7101 5 лет назад
WOW!!!! Man, I'd never see this without YOU! BADASS!!
@felixnass4867
@felixnass4867 3 года назад
Thanks for sharing. Listen to Metal since 30 years. And this is my Birthday ...this Concert..born to late
@MaciekGMP40
@MaciekGMP40 7 лет назад
Wow, that's awesome, that's for sharing! If you have more, please post it, if not - big thanks for it! That's a piece of history!
@ozzyorco
@ozzyorco 8 лет назад
Thanks for uploading this video !!!
@kngrc7272
@kngrc7272 3 года назад
Wow, that was nice. I really love these 70s Priest's songs. I love the 80s era as well but these 70s songs are so amazing. And they don't play them very often too, this makes these old live footages vary interesting.
@jeffrailey
@jeffrailey 3 года назад
Thank you for this awesome upload. I live in San Diego, CA. I’m very fortunate to have met the legendary vocalist and musician Rob Halford while shopping at RALPHS. He is very cool 😎 and down to earth.
@BariGoddard
@BariGoddard 7 лет назад
WOW, I was at this gig, THANK YOU SO MUCH for uploading it.
@norpriest521
@norpriest521 5 лет назад
How old are you?
@uncasnetewateweslenape2383
@uncasnetewateweslenape2383 7 лет назад
Filmed 9 days after my 7th birthday...thank You for shareing...
@johnnymata3159
@johnnymata3159 3 года назад
I've Seen Judas Priest Many Times In Concert And I'm 60. Thanks For Sharing!!
@GALONSLAUGHT
@GALONSLAUGHT Год назад
THANKS FOR SHARING SIR 😆❤️🔥🔥🔥
@Lajazz947
@Lajazz947 3 года назад
Fantastic. Thank you for posting this. I’m reading Halfords autobiography now
@GabrielCCCP
@GabrielCCCP 8 лет назад
many many many thanks for uploading
@nachomagallanico
@nachomagallanico 2 года назад
the influence of early queen is flagrant here!!! great footage
@omanp2007
@omanp2007 6 лет назад
Thank you for your UPLOAD!
@Helmut63
@Helmut63 8 лет назад
omg, priceless, thanks so much
@oscarbedia5234
@oscarbedia5234 3 года назад
Great video thanks mate...
@thunderstruck6585
@thunderstruck6585 3 года назад
Incredible! Thanks for sharing it.
@TheBlackKnightMetal
@TheBlackKnightMetal 8 лет назад
great! thanks for uploading!
@JawTooth
@JawTooth 3 года назад
This is incredible! I was 14
@heikkij9963
@heikkij9963 3 года назад
i was 1
@psychogerry6267
@psychogerry6267 3 года назад
I was -17
@bpreston17
@bpreston17 3 года назад
I was 7.
@rimshot2952
@rimshot2952 3 года назад
I was 15 🤘
@alessandrog6849
@alessandrog6849 3 года назад
me too
@Metrohopper
@Metrohopper 2 года назад
I've long been a fan of Judas Priest, and I love all three eras (blues, rock, thrash) and walked away when Turbo dropped. This raw footage is great, and while they are clearly still finding their way, it's wonderful to behold, these early songs done live. P.S. Those cattle fences, lol
@andrewgdholmes3461
@andrewgdholmes3461 4 года назад
Thank you - rare footage indeed. Wish whole gig had been filmed
@rafacarrillo9183
@rafacarrillo9183 8 лет назад
Fucking awesome! Thanks a lot for sharing this recording. Emmitt,you rock!
@jonmallek7746
@jonmallek7746 8 лет назад
Unfreaking believable, too bad the camera wasn't constantly running.. Thank you so much!!!!
@janborrowitz
@janborrowitz 8 лет назад
Thanks a lot, Emmit :) very rare
@EgonEhomLundberg
@EgonEhomLundberg 3 года назад
Awesome! I'm just Reading 🙂 Rob Halford's book "Confess" and so Great to see this! Thank You for sharing! And Thanks Rob for your book ("The Book of Rob", as I call it) and Thanks Judas Priest for so great songs!
@leszekjedryk391
@leszekjedryk391 4 года назад
Its a pleasure to see them so young 🤘🎸just started heading for the Metal road
@timhalloran8337
@timhalloran8337 3 года назад
OMG love it, there's that little Halford scream right at the end that he perfected. It looks like they did an extended ending as well.
@highjinxwillie62
@highjinxwillie62 3 года назад
Great footage
@miguelanxomuradolo2638
@miguelanxomuradolo2638 2 года назад
Thanx a lot for sharing it! It's so, so interesting! By the way, you wrote a very good description, dude ;-)
@christrudell7966
@christrudell7966 3 года назад
Great stuff! Thanks 👍🇨🇦
@mix6809
@mix6809 6 лет назад
Wow, loved that. Thanks for sharing...
@superratic4560
@superratic4560 8 лет назад
This MADE MY DAY! I just wish I could see the full footage! That would be beyond awesome. The 8mm speeds up the video, that's kinda weird. So the full 8mm footage of the show survives???? I'd pay serious money for this entire show video!
@jengelenm
@jengelenm 3 года назад
Insanely good! Best early heavy metal footage i’ve seen so far. More so because a lot of the crowd was filmed. Which gives you an idea of the atmosphere at the time. You can really see some hippies sitting down not understanding the music, and others not minding the type of music and being convinced and going nuts. The birth of heavy metal captured!!! Black Sabbath’s Jazz Bilzen footage is also a nice video on YT
@donniehill5688
@donniehill5688 3 года назад
Awesome, Thank you.
@josephbaker677
@josephbaker677 3 года назад
1975 AND 4 years later you have the best live album "Unleashed In The East"
@zigmonger6646
@zigmonger6646 3 года назад
Although whether or not that is a live album is not up for too much debate as far as the vocals go
@aerlial360
@aerlial360 3 года назад
@@zigmonger6646 Not up for debate at all. Rob said in his book his voice was shot so they redid the vocals at Ringo Star's home studio that once belonged to John and Yoko. The rest was live.
@zigmonger6646
@zigmonger6646 3 года назад
@@aerlial360 by trying to discredit my post you actually affirmed it.
@olanicklasson8046
@olanicklasson8046 3 года назад
Brilliant! Thanks!🤘☀️🤘
@mikewoodell179
@mikewoodell179 3 года назад
This is amazing! I was 4 in 1975, but by 1983 I had the Metal bug. Thanks for this!
@hoklavatbey
@hoklavatbey 7 лет назад
This is so beautiful...
@Mandrahale
@Mandrahale 3 года назад
Reading Rob’s memoir and he mentioned this clip. Outstanding!!
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