Judas Priest - Victim Of Changes | REACTION 

Their best era like rush and scorpions

It all went downhill with Turbo onwards

​@@adrianionobrocea1963Ram it down rips on some songs and Painkiller is what it is

@@adrianionobrocea1963 yeah Turbo was that glam pop time. I saw that tour, but never liked the album. Way too cheezy. KK even fluffed his hair. We definitely felt that management and the producers influenced the band to go the glam band way of the time. So glad Priest went back to some harder stuff with Ram it Down and Painkiller. Some of the songs are forgettable and not on the same level as the classic stuff, but much better than Turbo.

MUST be played with The Hellion first!

Agree

Stained Class Is a Tough Album too 🤟🏾🎸

Yep

Unleashed In The Studio more like 😂

@@paulwhite7972 Recorded live, edited in the studio.

it was whole recorded live but when Rob heard how bad he sounds there he decided to resing vocals

I agree as a vocalist myself. I wish he would have used more vocal fry in this song, though, like he does when he performs it live. Just personal taste.

You are right, it was a small label, so it was never going to be top production. But the quality of music was there. And any Priest fan would stand by this song as a classic and would want others to hear its greatness.@user-ct1cj6hs8d

Dreamer Deceiver, Beyond the Realms of Death, and Run of the Mill are a good representation of 70's Priest.

JP always was great

I find 1977's Sin After Sin a bit heavier. Dissident Aggressor!

If you want to go down the "hard rock"/"heavy metal" path of a song with an unintentionally quite humorous video like "You've Got Another Thing Comin'," check out "Mother" by Danzing from 1988. Black and white to emphasize the "serious" mood? Check. Jacked shirtless guitar player who looks like he could/should be the #1 contender for the WWF Intercontinental title? Check. Lead singer that has a constant menacing stare into the camera as he warns parents that he'll take out their daughter out that night but he's equally motivated to "bang heads" with her father? Check. I've probably already gave too much away but the video is "classic," especially for the 1980s.

Uhhh no. Led Zeppelin formed in 68 and released two albums in 69.

This is a terrific suggestion for 1970s/1980s "classic" sounding R&B from that period. "Lean on Me" is likely Withers' most recognizable hit song, but he also scored big during the same time period with "Ain't No Sunshine." Other hits included "Grandma's Hands," "Lovely Day," "Just The Two Of Us" with Grover Washington Jr. (Don't want to tip too much but this could be a Ryan favorite), and "Oh Yeah!" An amazing fact about Withers is that, initially, he refused to quit his job in a factory after recording his first album for fear that even though his debut record had two hit songs (including "Ain't No Sunshine"), Withers was not comfortable enough with how the music buiness seemed to work to fully commit to only being a professional musician. A native of West Virginia, when Withers was inducted by Stevie Wonder into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Withers said "I don't think I've done bad for a guy from Slab Fork, West Virginia." 😀

@user-lq4qe7pj9s This is such great information, thanks so much for sharing. 💜

Dortmund 1983 their best live version

Dortmund 83' is well over US