Judas Priest "Victim of Changes" REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach / Opera Singer

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You all shocked me with "Painkiller" by Judas Priest last time. Now digging into one of their most popular songs, "Victim Of Changes" not only showcases Rob Halford's amazing talent, but it lays the foundation for why this band has been performing for five decades!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she listens to Judas Priest for the second time, performing "Victim of Changes” live at the US Festival, Glen Helen Park, California in 1983.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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@TheCharismaticVoice 2 года назад

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@franciscomontenegro4430 2 года назад

The song,angel and before the Dawn 👌🏻

@715bambam 2 года назад

"There's No Sprinkles in Heavy Metal!." Said in Tom Hanks voice from A League of their own. There's No crying in baseball ⚾

@darthinfimus4450 2 года назад

So we talk about emotion. Judas Priest has been part of my emotion for 40 years. All that you are describing has been infused in my being through that music. When I discover that he is/was gay, what do I respond? Well, it is all emotion, yeah?

@victorkim4461 2 года назад

I am 51 years old listen them at grade school good Judas Priest ballad is Diamonds and Rust studio version.

@TheSnapdad 2 года назад

@Victor Kim! I was here to suggest the same song, as a person of similar age.😉 Diamonds and Rust is a song by Joan Baez. The live performance from Epitaph DVD (on YT) features an older but not less expressive Metal God. Better outfits though if you can believe that!

@lachazaroony 2 года назад

Mr. Halford do you sing baratone, bass, alto or soprano? Rob: "Yes"

@icanfartloud 2 года назад

He's a tenor with an awesome scream and nice "tenor fry"....no bass, Bara, alto, or sop.....

@lachazaroony 2 года назад

@@icanfartloud It was a joke, but thank you for playing.

@Nissardpertugiu 2 года назад

@@icanfartloud he WAS a tenor Over the 90's and officially when he put the Halford , it changed

@davidcooks5265 2 года назад

Lol he can do it all😎

@enverkudic8504 2 года назад

😂👌

@korgond Год назад

Rob Halford has one of the most acrobatic voices of the human history. 🤘🤘🤘

@calmnsense Год назад

No Auto Tune. No machines. No fancy electronic gadgets. These guys played pure metal, and blew the other bands away that day. And Halford's vocals were AMAZING!

@mightyV444 Год назад

As was his stage entrance on the Harley, popping out from underneath the drum kit, through those two Marshall stacks opening like doors 😁

@calmnsense Год назад

@@mightyV444 It was awesome! The best metal concert ticket in the '80s was Judas Priest and Iron Maiden, if you asked me.

@mightyV444 Год назад

@@calmnsense - I agree! 😀👍

@atheistpeace7579 Год назад

@calmnsense6097 absolutely. these two were my introduction to metal.

@Roger-hn9zl 11 месяцев назад

@@calmnsenseI believe we grew up in the best time of Rockand Roll music and metal. When musicians actually play instruments

@phil4986 Год назад

The recording of Victim of Changes in 'Unleashed in the East' is one of the finest live performances ever done. That whole album is just crazy great. The energy is stratospheric.

@scooter29 11 месяцев назад

Couldn’t agree more

@123mattclark 9 месяцев назад

that is the perfect metal performance

@richardvenning7047 8 месяцев назад

My favourite live album but the vocals were done in a studio😩

@project9320 7 месяцев назад

"unleashed in the studio"

@samdeninno1951 3 месяца назад

That album was fixed in the studio big time

@JohnLennon__ 3 года назад

When she said “There is so much Metal on that stage” my heart melted.

@Markus-cx8ij 3 года назад

Ummm how does John Lennon's heart melt if he isn't alive🤔

@JohnLennon__ 3 года назад

@@Markus-cx8ij 😉😉🤫

@johnshannon9656 2 года назад

Dude, don't use that as your YT name. It's rude. Instead be creative and use something from his songs . . .

@JohnLennon__ 2 года назад

@@johnshannon9656 No thank you kind sir. Now I’m gonna “Imagine” that you don’t exist. And I’ll be “moving on”.

@XA351GT 2 года назад

When I saw them in 1982 the tagline was Judas Priest has more leather and chrome than a 59 Cadillac

@TheHawtRawks 2 года назад

The entire Sad Wings album is a masterpiece.

@Just-a-Thought. Год назад

Totally agree 👍🏻

@jamesponder872 Год назад

Had 2 vinyl copies as first one was worn out Waht is nuts was when Priest came to NZ Auckland an 8 hour drive so many of the Wellington youth Metal scene were there in tribute to their childhood to what their parents bought them up on and these kids played Faster and heavier then anything I had heard as a teenager

@user-sw4qd2up2s Год назад

It's their best pre Screaming For Vengeance album

@luizz_k Год назад

Yes

@IansDrumsandBass Год назад

That, Rocka Rolla, and Sin after Sin.

@skeggjoldgunnr3167 Год назад

I was there. It was very hot. The previous November at the Cow Palace in San Francisco for the Vengeance tour (1982) Rob Halford had promised us that Judas Priest will be there and he invited us to join them. Judging by the size of the crowd, I'd say we all took the band up on this invitation. The size of the crowd for the Cow Palace concert was too big, also: It was MOSTLY outside the arena, it had caused 10 hours of absolute gridlock for the entire bay area. On the Oakland bay bridge - people were barbecuing, jamming tunes, tossing a frisbee around on the bridge. In that era: a Judas Priest concert would flood beyond the perimeter of ANY venue in the world. If it could pack 12 million in: 45 million would show up. It just didn't matter. This band had fans. NOBODY could ever dislike them some Priest.

@clanmclaren1244 Год назад

im so jelous

@dragonflyflutterby2952 Год назад

I was there too! It was amazing and crazy, one of the best nights of my life (and you were there too:) it’s still my favorite concert and still my favorite band…🎤🎸🎧👍🏼😁

@pjrock6805 9 месяцев назад

He's glad his mother made him take opera lessons, it paid off.

@ronsoundguy7514 3 года назад

Black Sabbath forged heavy metal, Judas Priest polished it.

@SkaterChick1972 Год назад

LOVE your comment.

@dylanhealy8126 Год назад

Sabbath, Zeppelin, and Deep Purple forged it, and went on to inspire a lot of other artists.

@lemmy9809 Год назад

No mate totally wrong ..budgie influenced everyone ask any band mate .and uriah heep both before priest .not that priest are awesome ..if it wasn't for budgie you wouldn't have the metal you got .END

@project9320 Год назад

Birmingham made them both.

@davesharp8376 Год назад

Great comment. Very well put

@mikkeloverballe103 3 года назад

Elizabeth : "I understand that Rob is a Metal God" Us: "METAL GODS! OH OH OH!"

@rankit2 3 года назад

She should also react to Electric Eye - live in this same US festival '83. Rob walking into the stage like a King as he starts the song. That just cemented his position as the Metal God.

@wls64 3 года назад

METAL GODS... YES!!

@kelvintan8513 3 года назад

You should also react to singer Julia Victoria singing Allen do Rio Azul！ Amazing focal control. Really love to hear your reactions.... among all the reactions, you have provided the best in-depth comments. Love it！

@namesurname7172 3 года назад

"Us"? Bold of you to assume that.

@mindbomb2000 3 года назад

Me: No, THE metal god. ;)

@RussUlmer Год назад

Rob Halford and Judas Priest are so metal that they would rust if they stood out in the rain. 😎👍

@sweetness34km 9 месяцев назад

Diamonds and Rust

@halskarl 3 месяца назад

They are chrome masters, steel warriors!

@Peace_Guard 2 месяца назад

"Like tears in rain" - says Roy Batty, Rob's mirror image. Who knows, maybe Androids also rust in rain.

@danielpittman889 Месяц назад

I met Rob at a record store in San Diego - he was dressed in fairly normal clothes and having a chat with my boss. I didn't recognize him at first. My boss called me over and said, "Hey Daniel, come meet my friend Rob." So I went over and said hello and shook his hand. He complimented me on my Suicidal Tendencies hat. I mentioned the time I saw Suicidal open for Metallica at a racetrack in Houston. Rob says, in his accent, "It was bloody hot that day!" I was all, "Yeah, it was... wait...." And it all went blurry for a second when I realized who I was talking to. I told him that his band Fight had surprised the hell out of me and my friends - we were expecting some Priest-meets-grunge mess, but they were tight and really won the crowd over. He was really happy to hear that and we talked for a good half-hour about all kinds of music. What a laid-back, interesting dude.

@symbiosisai 3 года назад

You have to do Dreamer Deceiver live on BBC, that is the Halford's best performance, it showcases his entire range

@jamesshaffer206 3 года назад

I agree.

@Lildemonzins 3 года назад

Run of the Mill off of Rocka Rolla is another great example of his entire range.

@moonrabbit2774 3 года назад

Start off with the painkiller music video and seizure warnings. End up at halford in that outfit on the bbc singing about looking at a willow tree.

@johnafirth 3 года назад

They apparently had to tone it down a little for their Whistle Test appearance. Still great though. Beth Roars covered it some months back.

@steliosemmanouilidis5050 3 года назад

not the live version please. Rob literally holds a G5 for 20 seconds on the original version.

@ronlincoln2713 3 года назад

Im 57 and have loved Judas Priest since 1978. I've listened to Victim hundreds of times. Yesterday I heard it differently than I ever had. Thank you for that.

@zia9772 2 года назад

No kidding, I've always appreciated it but now it's even more of an appreciation.

@wrathchild71 2 года назад

Same brotha soooo much the same

@elvwood 2 года назад

@Ron Lincoln lucky you! I'm 57 too, but I didn't discover and fall in love with them until, er, 1980. But yes, totally with you on finding a new way to hear VoC. Never expected that!

@danfarias07 2 года назад

Such a beautiful comment

@robertcooper9970 2 года назад

I was a 13yo country music fan, until I heard an album just come out called defenders of the faith. Instant metal concert. Rob has the voice

@andreas_arvidsson Год назад

Rob Halford is just amazing. Personally my favorite judas priests song is "the sentinel". Really shows of rob singing and both glenn and kk guitar playing.

@chopperdeath Год назад

He knows his ability, and just has fun vocally jumping around.

@chopperdeath Год назад

Rob just sings all the voices.

@StaticYonder Год назад

Me too, Sentinel is the Magnum Opus

@stevenkmiller Год назад

The Sentinel off Priest Live is awesome!

@littlegoobie Год назад

that whole album and the solos.

@DocESPBrown Год назад

I've watched a LOT of your reviews and I think the thing I love the most is your genuine excitement over what you're hearing. It's like watching a kid unwrap a Christmas present. Thank you for what you do!

@filipce3 5 месяцев назад

the excitement is obviously fake

@Bamawester 5 месяцев назад

Agreed. I love watching other people enjoy something for the first time.

@SeanCC 4 месяца назад

This makes her by far my most favorite "reactor." Because not only is her reaction to metal, some for the first time, so nice to see, unlike most reactors she actually has so much to say that's validating and appreciative and informed on the subject of music and voice as an instrument.

@rockdog2843 2 года назад

She said Rob is A metal god. No. He is "THE" metal god!!!

@Tony-hg9kc 2 года назад

No lemmy of Motörhead is god then halford then dio. . Trinity haha

@jeffreyclifton9928 2 года назад

@@Tony-hg9kc Okay okay. Lemmy, Rob, Dio, and Ozzy.

@slimbombur7922 2 года назад

Only Judas Priest made a song named "Metal Gods". Which is one of my favorite metal grinding songs out there. Kinda says it all.

@maryannerazzano7692 2 года назад

@@jeffreyclifton9928 Dio, Rob and Dickinson

@jeffreyclifton9928 2 года назад

@@maryannerazzano7692 Dickenson is nowhere close

@robertmann8372 3 года назад

“Whiskey woman don’t you know that you are driving me INSAAAAAAANE!” This is a classic from ‘76, and is essential metal. While Halford was going through some insane substance abuse that may have led to improper live vocal technique, this beast of a man still put out THIS kind of performance! Just wow. He still has a powerful multifaceted range 50 years into his career, which is mind boggling. Halford, Dio, Dickinson are the big three tenors of heavy metal for a reason. They’re unstoppable! Hail THE METAL GOD! And HORNS UP!

@johnkrazzki6492 3 года назад

I grew up in the 90s listening to the grunge bands of that era but liking the "old" metal bands better, Metallica, Slayer, Maiden. Still like metal in all its forms, even the extreme ones. but I tried to find out how it all started and Sad Wings of Destiny - for me -seems to be one of the first more "modern" metal albums. Sin after Sin is totally insane, clearly ahead of its time. But this song is pure heavy metal, from 1976! I am quite sure that Priest, together with Sabbath shaped every other metal band to this day. It must have felt out of time listening to this in 1976...Of course there were Dio, Samson, UFO and others but they were still more rooted in rock and roll and this was like a new dimension...

@DMXIII 3 года назад

Thanks to him we got power metal with EXTREMELY HIGH NOTES! Rob Halfords the father of High Note metal singers!

@Ivebeenaroundyouknow 3 года назад

@@DMXIII what is the him/her mother/father all about? I don't get it.

@AkiSan0 3 года назад

@@johnkrazzki6492 i would call metallica more like a copper band... but seeing IM in there! yiss!

@Jcruzer70 3 года назад

@@DMXIII Halford's a man. An openly gay man, but still a man. Lol. HE is the Metal God. Not she 🙄

@megakenneth100 2 года назад

Rob is certainly one the most talented vocalist to ever walk this planet. He said in an interview that nothing effects his voice. Incredible.

@dalmasn2381 8 месяцев назад

Rob is 72 years old, has been fronting judas priest for over 50 years and he is and will always be an absolute GOD!

@bobp3494 3 года назад

Rob Halfords voice is phenomenal in Victim of Changes!

@user-yw5rq4rz7l 3 года назад

In Freeweel burning is also a great vocal

@bobp3494 3 года назад

His voice is so much better in old Priest. Search up Diamonds and Rust AOL Sessions here on RU-vid. It’s acoustic and it is Fantastic! Video quality isn’t great but vocals are perfect. Want something else check out the scorpions and Sails of Charon and Klaus’s voice!

@llongone2 3 года назад

album version is equally great. I know people get all high on the live version, but don't forget the original!

@RIPchicken 3 года назад

"There is so much metal on this stage." Truth has never been spoken so clearly before. \m/

@TheCharismaticVoice 3 года назад

#spoiledbymetal

@wheezerYT 3 года назад

@@TheCharismaticVoice -- And we metalheads will be sure to keep you stocked with suggestions to make sure you *stay* #spoiledbymetal..... 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

@myfinalcut 3 года назад

Hahahahha! I almost fell out of my chair when she said that! 😂

@buyaka2944 3 года назад

@@TheCharismaticVoice Speaking on their stage clothing and the heaviness on stage, it was over 100 degrees on that day in San Bernardino. Can you imagine how much hotter it was in those leathers? Great video and analysis:)

@blazeandcyrus 3 года назад

She hasn't even seen him drive the Harley onto stage yet lol. Just pick any song Elizabeth, The Metal God Rob will never fail to blow you away.

@robherman7298 Год назад

I was there in 1983! The US Festival concert was the greatest group of rockers ever!!

@gridlore Год назад

I was there as well! My Great Teenage Roadtrip, and it turned me into a Metalhead.

@rogerl3193 Год назад

@@gridlore I was there too front rows!!

@ericfischer5995 Год назад

Ya gotta watch their whole set that day. Unbelievable professionalism. Nearly a hundred degrees, outdoors, working with sound monitors and vast open air on that huge stage. Fantastic! Halford comes out swinging vocally in the first songs of the set. All the hardest, highest fastest stuff at that time for Priest

@meanonymous8793 Год назад

Awesome awesome show! I was there, very hot during the day & freezing come sundown. My 1st sunburn 🥵. This was at the US Festival right? 3 day event... A lot of great bands

@jamesmacdonaldjr.3594 7 месяцев назад

Every time I see clips from their US Festival performance I am blown away. They slayed it!

@JosiahGould 3 года назад

One thing I love about Judas Priest is not matter what, you can count on Ian Hill to be standing in the back just rocking out on his bass. He always looks like he enjoys his job. The entire US Festival show looks so amazing.

@pete-ph5xc 3 года назад

Ian Hill was never going to be Steve Harris, so he just settled down to be a steady foundation. You can tell he's one of us who doesn't care at all about guitarists and vocalists getting the entire spotlight. We just kick back near the drummer and sit in the groove.

@hobbytyrant 3 года назад

One of the most stable things in my life. Ian at the back chopping wood. ❤️

@langdalepaul 3 года назад

I have such a soft spot for Ian Hill for this exact reason. He just quietly gets on with his job, and seems to love it. Rock solid.

@one-eye1721 3 года назад

Same with Cliff Williams from AC/DC. Just hold down the rhythm. But Cliff does go up and do backing vocals.

@nodaysback8390 Год назад

@@pete-ph5xc Don't underestimate Ian Hill.. He kicks ass. Steve Harris is... Steve Harris. Most of his bass lines are 80% the same. I like both bands. But, Priest beats Maiden in a battle of the bands. Song for song, they'r too heavy for Maiden.

@ISDExecutor71 3 года назад

"Before the Dawn" is probably one of the most sincere versions of Halfords voice imo.

@PlezurBazar 3 года назад

Was my favorite tune when I was 16 or so, still way up there!

@TheOtherCleveland 3 года назад

Yeah. Before the Dawn, Epitaph, and Last Rose of Summer are likely Halford's healthiest vocals. They show a glimpse of his full voice in a healthy light. It's a nice light lyric instrument that's clearly strong as an ox. Halford made a comment after he left Priest that if he had to do it all over again, he would have sung opera, like Pavarotti.... though clearly he meant Bjorling 'cause he wanted to be taken seriously.

@dinorocker8647 3 года назад

I LOVE THAT SONG, K.K.'s guitar solo on it is one of the MOST BEAUTIFUL guitar solos EVER

@shainoconnell581 2 года назад

The most important thing about these guys is that live performances are no different than pre recorded tracts. He sounds as good live as in a studio.

@RobiSaintAntoineMatterjam 7 месяцев назад

Gotta say it is very compelling to see/hear someone with deep classical training venture across the tracks in a committed way and express genuine appreciation for some very un-studied yet still classic hard rock. Fascinating.

@billfryer5911 3 года назад

I'd love to see you interview Rob Halford.

@itsglen9646 3 года назад

Yes! He may even be available.

@hwmechworkshop9639 3 года назад

Halford was asked who his top three vocalists were. He replied Dio, Dickinson, and Plant... Presumably because he couldn't choose himself.

@sergejmiladinovic1181 3 года назад

He even said a few times that he takes much inspiration from Dio and chose him as his Rock God.

@pamelaandurielph2223 3 года назад

That speaks much about the Metal God's humility :)

@jedinxf7 3 года назад

I'm sure Bruce would name Dio and Halford too, to be fair. and also any metal tenor who doesn't name Dio probably isn't great lol

@sergejmiladinovic1181 3 года назад

@@jedinxf7 Bruce has, in his autobiography as well as in an interview or two, consistently praised Dio and Ian Gillan as his 2 primary influences.

@chopperdeath 3 года назад

He is so good.

@briancherry8088 7 месяцев назад

I was never a huge fan (I prefered Iron Maiden), but saw them live a few years ago and could not believe how he hits those notes perfectly so many years later. And the way his hand gestures at the end of those hard ones is like "Yes! I hit it!". He made me a fan.

@user-lv7ph7hs7l Месяц назад

They are one of the greatest live bands. Make sure to catch them on this tour, I did, 7th time. Always awesome. It's Andy and Richie now but Richie is just so incredible it doesn't matter and Andy plays very well. Halford still sounds incredible. New album is awesome too.

@majinvejitaxv Год назад

There was a project called Hear n' Aid that did a song called "Stars." It featured basically every vocalist (and guitarist) of that time. In the chorus you can easily hear Rob distinctly even amongst everyone else (and there were several amazing vocalists in the group), the man simply had an unmatched vocal range and power to his voice.

@Deetroiter Год назад

That was really wicked! I'll never forget hearing it for the first time and IMMEDIATELY you hear Rob just got a whole octave or more above everyone else in the choir. It was really crazy, it's almost like he was so powerful and loud that he blew out the recording

@ponzo1967 Год назад

Yeah he's a freak. He kept the full range of his voice for years too.

@C-mereSSBU 5 месяцев назад

It's called "We're Stars". I have the single.

@williamtardy8137 20 дней назад

Who'll cry for the children?

@rmat.847 3 года назад

I was AT that show. Still feel the energy in that performance, never gets old. Love watching younger generations "discover" Judas Priest.

@bettyrose959 3 года назад

You'll never understand Priest unless you've been there. I honestly hate all these videos, personally. Not because of Priest, it's just not even close to being there. I'd rather have the studio version here. Anyway, one of the best live bands ever. You can tell who's been there when they talk about it, put it that way.

@andymath89 3 года назад

I first saw them live back in 2011 and I was so thrilled to see that song live, man. It's my fav from good ol' Priest. They also played it live on Monsters of Rock (São Paulo, 2015) Rob is so damn great, wow

@raidrfrk 3 года назад

Wow you were @ the most popular festival in the early 80's, you must've seen some great acts that day

@SoulShurpa 3 года назад

If you were a True Rocker and lived anywhere in California you were there that day 😊\m/ 🙏

@lindapochatko2450 Год назад

Yeah, that concert series was a fabulous setup. Friday punk, Saturday metal, Sunday rock, I think that's how it went. This was the second time I saw priest and never missed a tour until marriage kabashed that in 2000s. I will always believe there were none better than rob the closest in my opinion is Robert plant. They wail with heart and soul. Impeccable. I just turned 68 and listen to and sing along with priest to this day because once you've got it in your blood there's no ignoring it.

@ToddLarsenMusic 3 года назад

I really have to commend you, most classically trained singers, at least the ones I know, turn their noses away from rock or metal music. But you think outside of the box. Not only that, when I watch you....... I can tell that you are really appreciative of artistry of all kinds. Good for you!

@scooter29 11 месяцев назад

No better voice when he was in his prime. And he’s still pretty damn good today. My favourite vocalist.

@jamesigou9033 Год назад

Love it when Glenn sings. His voice matches up with Rob's perfectly!

@ghostowne6363 3 года назад

beyond the realms of death really shows off his vocal range and diverse vocal style.

@mikelferradas6923 3 года назад

Completely agreed, this is, with Dreamer Deceiver, one of the best ballads ever.

@tomfru 3 года назад

Sorry to duplicate your suggestion... I hadn't seen yours yet.

@CherokeeWitch 3 года назад

Absolutely couldn't agree more

@stanimirivanov4052 3 года назад

No live versions unfortunately

@mikelferradas6923 3 года назад

@@stanimirivanov4052 hummm...I think that there are almost a dozen of them.

@Gregbaltzer 3 года назад

Nobody ever reacts to Here Comes the Tears and I think it's one of Rob's best vocal performances

@DangerouzDillon 3 года назад

That, and Heroes End.

@davidbarrows8833 3 года назад

Yeah that’s my favorite priest album and it barely gets any recognition. Sinner my fave priest song

@FranchiseSIX5 3 года назад

His screaming/wailing is so emotional. Really fits the song. He's not the Metal God for nothing.

@Gregbaltzer 3 года назад

@@davidbarrows8833 Me too. It's in my top 5 albums for sure.

@ramisshahrokhshahi5262 3 года назад

Absolutely right. Here come tears is just magnificent.

@ponzo1967 Год назад

So much power in his voice through his entire freakish range. Truly incredible and unique.

@rickdryden98 Год назад

The 1st time I ever saw Judas Priest was in 1979 when they were opening up for kiss. The next day, I went and bought unleashed in the east album. Judas Priest has been my favorite band ever since.

@jamesshaffer206 3 года назад

Rob was sick during this show. That alone says how awesome Rob really is.

@Danimal77 2 года назад

And it shows. It wasn't a good performance.

@stevenstice6683 2 года назад

Possibly still carrying a sinus infection from around the time of the Memphis '82 gig.

@josephgonzales9169 3 года назад

"I want to go back and catch this scream again, it sounds painful"! How many times have us Halfords fans have said those exact words... 😆

@jm6696 6 месяцев назад

I was at this show, when I was 14. Amazing . Something you have to experience, in person, with the energy jn the crowd..unforgettable. ..also, ignore any nay sayers, you are gorgeous

@Kisame66 3 года назад

Yes! Sad Wings of Destiny is my favorite Judas Priest album and this is one of their best songs! 🤘😈🔥

@DonByronDukeoftheArctic 3 года назад

One of the best rock albums ever

@Sandmann6627777 3 года назад

I agree. I think "Dreamer Deceiver" / "Deceiver" is sung by Rob unbelievably. But “Victims of Changes” is also incomparable. In 1976 they didn't even get gold for the album ...

@DonByronDukeoftheArctic 3 года назад

@@Sandmann6627777 I still have my first pressing vinyl. I play my classic vinyl once a year. Just to remember. Just to hear that warm fuzzy static and occasional pop

@RedCornerMovies 3 года назад

We are family. Priest is it for me. Metal gets no better. Iron Maiden is way below Priest for me.

@saschaschneider6355 3 года назад

@@RedCornerMovies I don't get why people insist on pitting bands against each other. There's no need for that. Let's just enjoy great music. No need to make it a competition. Sure, I prefer Priest but I also enjoy Iron Maiden. Other bands I don't like, doesn't make any of those above or below one another.

@SirCharles12357 2 года назад

Their cover of Diamonds and Rust is simply AMAZING! His best singing (IMO) the song is so haunting and beautiful!

@kevinbrooks6936 2 года назад

Love their original, as well as their "cleaned up" version they started doing live

@SirRAYG 2 года назад

The acoustic is amazing

@JS-uz5tl 2 года назад

one of my favs

@garrett6064 2 года назад

Never knew that was a cover.

@christineparry5873 2 года назад

@@garrett6064 was originally done by Joan Baez

@WaterproofSoap Год назад

The opening 'insane' lyric in the "Unleashed in the East" performance where he shifts up a minor 3rd seriously outshines this one....which is saying quite a lot

@brunocostaesilva Год назад

One amazing thing about this generation - Rob, Dio, Freddie... - is that they were very intuitive. Those guys have rare instruments, with a lot of power, range and texture, and no restraints, they simply tried many things and oponned rock to a whole new range of possibilities. Plant, Gillan and Daltrey were amazing, but much grounded on blues. Those guys - Rob, Dio and Freddie - were risk takers and committed to vocal creativity like McCartney. This, per se, is something to value. Mike Patton and Serj Tankian kept that tradition. Some of them sang out of tune sometimes, but this is a small price to pay in the face of that much authenticity and innovation.

@Saje3D 3 года назад

I’m a huge Priest fan, have been for decades. To this day one of my favorite tunes is a simple ditty called “Desert Plains.” It just kicks all kinds of ass, IMO. A unique love song. Pure Priest.

@Papa1337 3 года назад

Are you high?? Woooooooh I'll make you higher!

@briansauer6695 3 года назад

There are SOOOOOOOO many great Priest tunes and Desert Plains is one of my top ten!

@tchristianfuhriman5177 3 года назад

Live version of Desert Plains takes you to another plain.... Simple but powerful song.

@dougieboxell6505 3 года назад

Desert Plains, and also Devil's Child are fantastic songs but lack a lot of punch on their studio versions. Both were played too slow. But pumped up during the live gigs of vengeance, defenders tour, and fuel for life, they were fkn awesome. The high notes/crowd interaction on Desert Plains is brilliant. And the vengeance 82 version of Devil's Child is just pure gold.

@lanzarlaluna 3 года назад

Elizabeth: You are the best vocal reaction channel I have found on RU-vid. No one else delves into the lyrical content and its relevance to the song like you do. You have a great gift in your ability to articulate your thoughts, which in turn makes you a great teacher. You deserve all your successes, and I hope your channel continues to grow.

@paulriddle7818 3 года назад

Elizabeth would mention that Julia Nilon is really good too.

@Ashestothestar 3 года назад

Totally agree !!! I love the song, of course, and I love the analysis !

@FranchiseSIX5 3 года назад

Rebecca Vocal Athlete is better. Less talking over the songs and less words to make a point. Just my take. You don't have to agree. BethRoars is awesome too

@paulriddle7818 3 года назад

@@FranchiseSIX5 I like all 4 of them. Elizabeth is the only one with alot of touring under her belt and 2 music degrees. she can break down music too.

@machpt85 3 года назад

Well said, Mateo!

@rickdryden98 Год назад

Rob Halford is a genuine great singer. The 1st time I ever saw Judas Priest is when they opened up for kiss and 79. Then I saw them a couple more times in concert. They are a great band.

@WigWagWorkshop 2 года назад

The US Festival is probably one of the best Judas Priest's live performances. The soundboard mix is incredible played through a room filling sound system.

@daviddigital6887 Год назад

They taped the show in Memphis on the same leg of this tour. It has great quality too.

@johndef5075 11 месяцев назад

This is as good as the Unleashed version to me. So glad I got to see them a few times in their prime.

@FranchiseSIX5 3 года назад

Rob Halford is one of the most genuinely nice guys in metal. In 1986 I went to a local rock bar on a Wednesday night, which was a slow night. (I live in Phx, as did/does Rob) I knew a girl who cut all the local bands hair, and she was hanging out with Rob and KK at another table. (and local bands Surgical Steel, a Priest cover band, and ICON) I asked if she’d get me an autograph from Rob. Couple minutes later a cocktail napkin is tossed in front of me with an autograph, as I turned to say thanks, there stood Rob Halford himself! He asked if I wanted to come hang out at his table. Who would say no? So I slid in the booth next to Rob, KK across the table from me with one of the guys from ICON. Rob bought my drinks all night. He had regular conversation with me like he’d known me his whole life. That was my greatest brush with metal , and I’ve had many beers with rock stars in the circles I ran in back then. No one in the bands that I’ve met was as cordial as Rob Halford. What an era to be 19. (I was last year to drink at 19 in AZ) I hope to cross paths with him again here in Phx someday to pay him back My coffee cup even says “Metal God” on it. Rob Halford was drinking from it on an interview once and my GF tracked one down for me for My bday. lol

@John-xh9ul 3 года назад

Rob's not "A Metal God ", he's "THE Metal God". Great video!

@scottwhite2757 3 года назад

Yeah I caught that too You’re absolutely right METAl GOD !!!

@1969bones69 3 года назад

Rob is an Archangel. Lemmy is God....lol get a grip.

@gabogarcia8815 3 года назад

@@1969bones69 haha you're a fool, Lemmy has no voice compared to Rob Halford's vocal power, The Metal God is Rob Halford

@MinMaxxx 2 года назад

@@gabogarcia8815 “Lemmy is god” is a movie reference. Humor.

@beornthebear.8220 Год назад

He's the Heavy Metal Grandfather. And he has quite a voice.

@nigeldepledge3790 4 месяца назад

Rob Halford has quite a voice in the same way that the Trinity nuclear test was quite a bang.

@BxLxZxBob 2 года назад

Rob Halford's voice just keeps getting stronger. Listen to his holiday album Winter Songs to hear the true beauty of his ranges and songwriting.

@maureenwagg5305 2 года назад

Rob Halford....the most incredible voice in metal. I loved him since 1980.

@fatboynick4104 3 года назад

This song exemplifies why Rob is considered a vocal god by his peers and fans.

@zeem3366 3 года назад

Thank you sooo much for giving Judas Priest another shot This band has been my fav band since 1979. Rob's voice is insane. If you would like to check out a really nice version of Diamonds and Rust they do it in an acoustic version. I think you'd love it, he just nonchalantly walks around the stage. If you jump down the rabbit hole of Priest you will see the unbelievable range of Rob Halford The Metal God. Here's the link for the video to check out if you like ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mIC7KQPDuDc.html

@Clammy69 2 года назад

I saw Judas Priest a few weeks ago, and Rob still has it, BIG time!! I was amazed and at the end of their last encore song, I was overcome with emotion, and literally brought to tears of joy. A lot of that was due to that being my first live concert in over 2 years, but also how good they were, and some of the deep cuts they played, that I had never seen them play live in the almost 40 years of seeing them on pretty much every tour since 1984's Defenders Of The Faith. Rob is 70 years old, by the way, and still blows most of the younger Metal singers out of the water. If you're interested in more Priest, I highly recommend Screaming For Vengeance, Freewheel Burning, Riding On The Wind, Exciter, Stained Class, The Sentinel.

@matthewpalm7484 Год назад

I saw them last week, and he KILLED IT on Beyond the Realms of Death; look up the live performance in Moline of it, trust me it's one of the best times he's performed it live!

@yelrah5352 Месяц назад

"Oh that was gorgeous" @22:14 You miss Robs absolute delight when he knows he nailed it. It is as you say gorgeous ❤ Love your videos

@melliemel151 2 года назад

I love how you said Rob “seems like a good friend!” My friends have met him, and he was instantly relatable and even hugged them. I’m still getting over not having been there with them!

@WorldBurial 2 года назад

I can imagine that you also wanted to be there. And I can confirm what your friends said. I talked to him (and his guitarist) backstage for 15-20 minutes when he was touring with his own band. He was friendly and easy to talk to. We talked about being musicians, playing live, ... When he walked in he said "Hi, I'm Rob Halford, the Metal God" in a half joking way with a smile. I also remember that he wanted to talk longer but someone from management was annoyed and passed by several times to remind Rob that he had something scheduled.

@txmetalhead82xk 2 года назад

Halford has always been humble and approachable. Clearly, rare in the metal world. Glad it was a sensational experience for them.

@bunnyg2331 2 года назад

A buffet waiter once told me that he had served Rob one time and that Rob was one of the nicest customers he's ever had.

@robertbrown-qf8xy 2 года назад

I have had a similar experience with Rob. Good guy and a true "metal god."

@genstl6630 Год назад

My wife and I met the band in '05, and all of them (and Rob in particular), were very warm and gracious. Really a nice experience.

@rmat.847 3 года назад

"Before the Dawn" ...under rated and under appreciated. Great vocal showcase for Halford.

@oglschmitt 3 года назад

Definitely a solid and somewhat atypical vocal from Halford, but the solo is the star of that song!!

@DarkLink606 Год назад

I appreciate so much miss Zharoff's open mindness towards heavy metal, as a lyrical singer, and her vast knowledge and sensibility employed in analysing the song and performance in all of its nuances, as well as the lyrics. And not any heavy metal, Rob Halford, the best of the best, god of metal! Thanks so much for another video, and if I might ask, please do a reaction to Halford's Silent Screams.

@gordonmcinnes8328 3 года назад

Try their cover of 'Diamonds and Rust', the Joan Baez song.

@mohi6414 3 года назад

The Video from the Epitaph-World-Tour 😁👍

@johnyohe5057 3 года назад

Yessss

@FatalArrivalMetal 3 года назад

Just legendary! Excellent choice!

@FreeRPGer 3 года назад

Indeed ... the studio version.

@josephwood499 3 года назад

There's an acoustic version that is really good.

@Vinster18 3 года назад

I had the pleasure of seeing them live in 2015, and he was phenomenal. 64 years old and he was still nailing the high screams in this song. I distinctly remember the eerie silence as everyone made their way out of the arena. Legitimately left the audience speechless. All hail the metal god!

@la8rattab973 Год назад

When rob came out, back then that would have finished most metal front guys..such was the respect for him nobody even cared. A true legend.

@rockerpat1085 Год назад

And He Never Brought It Up During ANY Show I've Seen!!! If You Didn't Know YOU Wouldn't Of Known!!!

@DonHaka 11 месяцев назад

@@rockerpat1085 Why does it matter that he didn't bring it up during any show? He obviously feared backlash and discrimination so thats probably why he never mentioned it live.

@rockerpat1085 11 месяцев назад

@jonathan01193 So You Think He Should Of Sold Tickets To A Metal Show And Then Talked About His Sex Life!!!! Maybe He Had The Class To Recognize That Not Only Was It NOT The Venue For Such Conversion But Also That A Good Number Of His Fans May Not Appreciate The Subject Being Brought Up During A Metal Show!!! But Today A Gay Singer Wants To Make Their Sexuality A Social Justice Cause!!! And If You Go See Them SING Then You Are Expected To Cheer For Them When The Subject Is Aired!!! I Don't Care Rob Is Gay But I'm Very Happy He Has Not Made It A Victim Card And Has Left It A Private Thing Where It Belongs!!! And If You Don't Get That Then I Can You Are Just Another Social Justice Warrior Looking For A Fight!!!

@KeepChessSimple 9 месяцев назад

Interesting use of captitals. @@rockerpat1085

@magnanamus8659 Год назад

Not only is Rob a ROCK GOD,.. hes also a VOCAL GOD! The man is absolutely Otherworldly.... Ive seen him Live, more times than I can count, and he has Never missed a note, and Never sherk'd from hitting those incredible Hi's!

@Sarcasticron Год назад

Metal would not be what it is today if not for Rob Halford.

@tomrocks5367 3 года назад

Give "Freewheel Burning" a listen. There's a section of the song where Rob sings the lyrics at a tremendous speed. It just blows my mind every time I hear it.

@JustinH72 3 года назад

That song gives me speeding tickets 😂

@guibox3 3 года назад

In my top 3 Priest songs by far. 'Defenders of the Faith' is one of their best albums

@boostfrog 3 года назад

Seriously. It's almost Eminem fast and it comes out of nowhere

@JustinH72 3 года назад

@@boostfrog ah! A fellow man of culture 😊

@michaelkoffman9589 3 года назад

I have never been able to keep up with that, even when reading the lyrics at the time

@OgrePenguin 3 года назад

Halford rules. The Unleashed in the East version of this track will always be the gold standard. 💕

@mikekirby9310 2 года назад

Her.. "I was really impressed by how many ways Rob Halford can make a noise." Hahaha... You nailed it!

@anthonycardenas4029 9 месяцев назад

For those of you who have just recently seen this video, recommend listening to Rob Halford‘s voice on Judas Priest unleashed in the East, diamonds, and Rust, victim of changes and green Manalishi are how for vocal staples. Happy listening.

@ChorusArtists 2 года назад

It is sooo validating to hear a professional opera singer echo the sentiments I have about Halford's voice, after all these years of wondering how he'd be perceived by one. Wonderful to hear this music being properly analyzed.

@peterbrown2112 2 года назад

Absolutely!

@johnnordby3523 Год назад

Wazzup. I'm 60 just watched your analysis of Victim of Changes with my 19 year old daughter. First I have to say she stayed awake through the whole video. I used to put her to sleep playing Judas when she was a baby. That being said... I was tearing up enjoying your direction of the performance. From interactions to performance, of Rob's incredible vocal control while still communicating emotions. You blew me away with your extensive knowledge of physical vocalizations along with your appreciation for their stage performance ( did I see some groupie expressions during your analysis?) We also watched your analysisez of Dio with Sabbath and Bruce from Maiden. I pray my daughter Tayza gained an appreciation for all that goes into a performance. These guys really put forth an amazing effort to present fr#ggin awesome performances with each show. Just thanking you for making a podcast like yours. Thank you.🥰

@Sarcasticron Год назад

I was going to make almost word for word the same comment before I read yours, man 🙂

@samthfkr 3 года назад

I know you’ve mentioned Ronnie James Dio is your vocal crush currently so here is a great fact: Rob Halford has mentioned in interviews that he perceived Dio to be the “God of Metal” rather than himself. Dio was his greatest influence and Rob would listen to Dio’s music before his performances to really motivate himself and his voice.

@lordbaddkitty 3 года назад

Reference, please. This is important.

@cosmevitomonteiro4378 3 года назад

Fantastic !!! Dio had a wonderful voice

@alkiviadisfelemegkas7075 3 года назад

True, I have also read that

@sergejmiladinovic1181 3 года назад

@@lordbaddkitty www.blabbermouth.net/news/judas-priests-rob-halford-picks-ronnie-james-dio-as-his-rock-god-its-all-about-the-voice/ (This next one is mainly about Robert Plant, but it's here that Halford mentions how he listens to Dio almost every day) ultimateclassicrock.com/rob-halford-robert-plant/ www.blabbermouth.net/news/rob-halford-remembers-ronnie-james-dio-his-voice-is-still-with-us-as-it-always-will-be/ ultimateclassicrock.com/rob-halford-ronnie-james-dio/

@chrismeadows4216 3 года назад

In my opinion though, as good as Dio was, Bruce Dickinson surpassed him. While Dio leaned more into his mask as he got older, Bruce became a lot more dynamic and worked on elevating his clean vocals while still hitting piercing shrieks, much like Rob.

@gregbartley2475 2 года назад

Rob is my favorite vocalist, period. His range is insane. Nice choice on the Beyerdynamics btw.

@JMyoutube1 Год назад

Rob Halford is one of the metal singers of all time

@rbruggeman7722 2 года назад

Pavarotti raved about Rob Halford he said in an interview that Rob Halford was the greatest male vocalist of the century.

@DavidUKesb 2 года назад

I didn't know that.

@drtenma3744 2 года назад

Legend has it that Pavarotti died because he attempted to sing this song at a Karaoke bar.

@galactic_ape1929 2 года назад

@@drtenma3744 legendary!

@jeffreyclifton9928 2 года назад

While I do agree that Rob Halford is right there at the very pinnacle of male vocalists, I have to say that Geoff Tate really gives Rob a run for his money.

@MrMakesail 2 года назад

@@jeffreyclifton9928 Geoff Tate and Ronnie James Dio

@joecaruso9990 3 года назад

Yes, from the US festival 83! I'm dating myself, but I was there about 40 feet from the stage. Priest has always been my favorite!!

@VGKDean 3 года назад

I was there too! Probably another 50 feet behind you. Good weekend.

@JeffreyTheTaylor 3 года назад

@@VGKDean Lucky bastards.

@joecaruso9990 3 года назад

@@VGKDean Damn... Small world!! Amazing show and so glad we got to witness this amazing event!

@VGKDean 3 года назад

@@JeffreyTheTaylor I think tickets were about $25 back then lol Van Halen, Scorpions, Triumph, Judas Priest, Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot and Motley Crue

@JCrook1028 3 года назад

@@VGKDean I saw that tour also.

@pel666 Год назад

Perfect analysis...Rob is just incredible as a Human, and as a performer!

@ganndeber1621 Год назад

Yeah and he loves men's ring pieces, some human.

@adamc1966 Год назад

Yes. That concert was in my hometown back in 83. That lineup was the best 👍

@jeffreyaverett1800 3 года назад

I can't stop watching you geek out on these performances. You're so infectious and a total music nerd, which in turn is soupy cool. I can't imagine that ever fading... only blossoming into something greater.

@TomyP. 3 года назад

Halford Silent Screams. Literally one of the best songs ever.

@Danimal77 3 года назад

Love that song, as well as the demo version.

@jensohle1785 9 месяцев назад

Your analysis seems spot on ... my first concert (ever) was the '82 Screaming for Vengance tour (six months before this (legendary) concert) ... Rob has never had a singers voice (like Dio or Ian Gillan) but the guitars and the vocals by Judas Priest are expressing intensity and force combined with motion and creativity. The band only exit together - they fuse together in their music. Whenever they were asked how they invented British Heavy Metal, they responded like in this Guardian interview (2010): "When we were kids walking to school," says Halford, "we'd walk past these metal foundries and see the molten metal coming out of the big vats. We were literally breathing in the fumes from these metal works, breathing in metal before heavy metal had even been invented. I'd be in school trying to do English literature and the classroom would be shaking because of the machinery." - I guess that says it all.

@chopperdeath Год назад

Rob Halford is a fucking beast. He does what he wants.

@saschaschneider6355 3 года назад

I've said it under the Painkiller reaction and it still holds true: If you think that you now know Rob Halford YOU'VE GOT ANOTHER THING COMING! He'll show you another side of his singing every few songs, sometimes every song (edit: sometimes multiple times per song). The same goes for Priest. Incredibly versatile. You've barely scratched the surface ;)

@helzapoppin9810 3 года назад

It's really worthwhile to listen to the original studio version to get the full effect of this song. Being live, Rob actually limited his range a little here.

@Danielmczster 3 года назад

YES!! The ending in studio version is DEFINITIVE.

@Danielmczster 3 года назад

I cry always. But it has to be the studio verion, or else it wont work.. =P

@roysutherland4681 3 года назад

The studio version is terrific. He really shows the amazing quality of his voice in the quiet section.

@kevinkesterson1806 3 года назад

While l understand what you're saying about a polished studio version, it also represents a snapshot in time in when they cut it. Many artists say that songs are dynamic and always changing with time, sort of like language. So in that light, seeing live song performance is vitally important also. Further, many song elements often don't make a final studio cut for whatever reason the choice was when cut. Live performance can often allow fuller, fleshed out renditions. Even further, seeing the facial expressions and body motions, the "theatrics" involved in making the song, lend a lot to the overall experience. This is no exception, seeing Rob sing and dance adds extra emphasis to the vocals you wouldn't get from an audio only play, even if every note choice and embellishment in the live isn't the exact same as the one time snapshot of the studio version. Just my opinion is all.

@roysutherland4681 3 года назад

@@kevinkesterson1806 Both versions are valid. Live for his performance and presence, but the studio version is more focused on the vocal performance. As to extended versions, I think of it like movies. When watching the extended director's cut of a movie, I often come to the conclusion that the reason the restored parts were edited out in the original cut was because it doesn't really add anything. If Elizabeth wants a full appreciation of what Halford is capable of as a vocalist, I think hearing the studio version would be time well spent.

@robertstoner8244 9 месяцев назад

Loved Judas priest ❤.i was privileged to hear there amazing music. Remember when they 1st came out. Incredible music ❤

@RodrigoMariaca 10 месяцев назад

Victim of Changes not only showcases Rob Halford's incredible vocal range, but is a self-referential metaphor as the same song is constantly changing as the minutes go by. Rob can not only raise his voice to incredible levels but also vocalize in those tones, combining falsetto and vibrato in a deeply emotional and intense performance. That's why he's a Metal God. Thanks for sharing your brilliant reaction.

@paulbyrne7617 3 года назад

Rob Halford and Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden, two of the best voices in metal, both have been singing for decades and still going strong!

@123vid321 3 года назад

True... I miss Ronnie Dio :(

@Gregbaltzer 3 года назад

Bruce and Rob did a song together on Rob's solo album called "The One you love to Hate"

@alkiviadisfelemegkas7075 3 года назад

I guess you didnt mention Dio because he is untouchable

@SirMatusalem 3 года назад

Rob Halford, Bruce Dickinson, Michael Kiske and King Diamond. The 4 horsemen of the heavy metal singers.

@Gullakh90 3 года назад

plus dio

@johnord684 2 года назад

Rob Halford always said and i love him for this''We're just a heavy metal bad from Birmingham'' no pretence and no bs. Love Priest

@bearloh4740 7 месяцев назад

Yes ma’am,Rob’s ability to invoke emotion is why the rough and tumble metal communities gave zero effffsssss!!!!!!,when he came out….just sing to us bro,just sing to us!!!!!

@bjhellstream Год назад

Those riffs and that voice are so iconic.

@shannonsopha2229 2 года назад

"There is so much metal on this stage." I love it. This era of Priest is epic vocally.

@chrisulmer3925 3 года назад

Thanks for diving into the metal genre and giving these talents the recognition that they deserve. As an opera singer, doing what you're doing, you're bringing some real credibility to these artists. Don't stop!

@alhugo4722 9 месяцев назад

That is the song that opened my eyes .. and ears.. to the greatness of Priest. Absolute magnificence. ⚡️

@jonathanford9774 Год назад

As a member of the Judas Priest fan club we've known Rob can sing he's up there with Ronnie James Dio, Ozzy and numerous others. The 70s and 80s metal scene was a glorious time for metal music lovers.🥰🥰🥰

@alicefloony8230 Год назад

Though Dio and Ozzy have (had) lovely voices...with all due respect and this is only my plebian opinion...one really cannot compare them to Halford's operatic range.

@desmondhume7223 Год назад

@@alicefloony8230 Dio was also able to jump really high, you can check "Mob Rules" Live version, its probably higher than Rob in this version. Still Dio and Halford are my top 2 singers of all time!

@bradleymcconnell470 Год назад

And he can sing Black Sabbath for a few nights when RJD left too Ijs

@alicefloony8230 Год назад

@@desmondhume7223 I do agree with you. I was a rebellious teen way back then but now, as an old grannie, I love them more. Lost Children of the Sea, when I hear it now, is more relevant than it was then. It was foreshadow in the 80s but seems very "present" right now. (Forgive me...have always been a geek for lyrics)

@caperbye474 Год назад

I love Ozzy and Dio but they are no Halford. And Ozzy is my all time favorite.

@ricklally 3 года назад

I'd love to hear you review Priest's cover of the Joan Baez classic "Diamonds & Rust", it really is a stunning cover.

@Emilions121 3 года назад

on both electric and acoustic, beautiful song!

@davidbaker2856 3 года назад

Id love for her to listen to that song as well. believe she'll catch the last word from it at the start of the video.

@davidandrew6957 3 года назад

Especially on their greatest album, "Unleashed in the East!"

@TheCdnBacon 3 года назад

This

@staalhard4044 3 года назад

The acoustic version. Preferably on the '98 Meltdown live album. Probably the only track Tim Owens did better than Rob Halford. It would make a nice comparison video.

@sheripetrey4257 2 года назад

"Electric Eye" is one of my favorites by Rob Halfords!!! He is a great performer!!!

@hotpocket5501 Год назад

She definitely needs to listen to the record version.

@stevenralstin7141 Год назад

The ripper one of his best for vocals

@vicetwins69 2 года назад

When I first heard "Victim of Changes" on the album Sad Wings of Destiny, I was blown away. This by far is the best version.

@MrMajikman1 2 года назад

It's awesome on the album Unleashed In The East as well! Live album.

@teddyboehm9252 2 года назад

Totally agree 💯

@AB-80X 2 года назад

That or the remastered version from Unleashed. Too bad there's no official recording of this song from the Fuel For Life tour. That was the best he ever was.