*THEY SAW THIS COMING!* 🎵 JUDAS PRIEST ELECTRIC EYE Reaction 

yep they missed the intro

They also need to do "Turbo Lover". I always thought that went well with the Mech Warrior video game series.

for real whoever told them to listen to this and didn't tell them to include the intro needs to be put in the timeout corner and think about what they've done lmao

Yes

Completely agree, the hellion is electric eyes intro

Yes!! Fever is an amazing song!

I did too MADISON SQUARE GARDEN N.Y. what an incredible show!!!! Awesome in every way 🤟

Screaming for Vengeance and Unleashed in the East

This was the album that got me into heavy metal

I also saw them on that tour.

It actually sounds very 80s to me. Their first three major label albums sound very timeless (Sin After Sin through Hell Bent For Leather).

It really is the holy grail of crunch tone. I've bought every plug-in available and can barely get it similar.

@@TheBoondoggler The screaming for vengeance album sounded good on any sound system. Had a friend with the worst car stereo ever and everything he played sounded distorted above 50% volume yet somehow this album sounded great cranked all the way up. The engineering on this album was next level when it came out. Got to see screaming for vengeance and the point of entry tours. Luckily I live in a big house with neighbors not too close so I get the luxury of hot tubes and a ridiculous pedalboard. Nothing funner than stacking pedals and looking for fat creamy tones.

Kk downing is such an underrated rhythm guitarist I never hear his name come up

I was 17 in 1983 - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS ☮️✌️

1982

I'm the same age. I seen them in Sacramento CA. In 84 or 85 and great white opened for them in screaming for vengeance tour ,great show .

I was 16 in 83. 80's metal, nothing beats it.

Same born in 1970 keep on Rocking

Imagine what it's like to be a teen in the 90s, and listening to stuff like this. Absolutely miserable experience! Music media constantly claiming that metal was dead in the water, making fun of it, while they would praise stupid shit like Presidents Of The USA. I was always so envious of you older guys who grew up when metal was thriving.

This concert is still the loudest concert I've ever attended. 💜🎶 Felt it inside my bones....in my soul even! I'm glad I'm old....the 80s was a lot of fun!!

Not actually freaky. At that time we had a lot of information out about the capabilities of tech advances in both military and social uses. It's not really hard to look at which directions those advances are taking to understand that the capability to misuse them when enjoined with the tech of the time (which was assumed to be also advancing) could be. Today we have once benign online services that can unilaterally dictate what we see and what we can say. Tech is ALWAYS neutral. People are either just or not just.

@@jklmn101 Thanks buzzkill

@@bradlerh Well, that's what getting used to actual life is like. Kinda got to get used to it.

Eletric Eye was inspired by George Orwell's book "1984", from 1949. Orwell is the one to blame for.

Metal Gods is also preview to the coming years of weaponized AI robots.

Best concert opener ever...

The most important comment on this 🧵 is mentioning "The Hellion"..... The surname Helion is derived from the Old English word helm, which means a covering. In some later dialects, this word took on the which means of a roofed shelter for cattle. I'm assuming JP means we are cattle :) especially with the song that follows.

Thats mine ringbell 😂

110% bro. Crank it up to eleven

This album got me into metal too. This takes me back to summers by the pool in my hometown, I used to drive everyone crazy blasting this album so loud you could hear it under the water.... I ruled that pool then...ah the memories and yes every song was awesome even lesser talked about songs like bloodstone

@@mikeboi4870 I love Bloodstone!

Screaming for vengeance track goes insane best believe I have it cranked to 11! 🔥🔥🔥

And also like my favorite band the scorpions, who,in my opinion rock you like a hurricane

@@chriswildhaber35 agreed👍🤘

@@chriswildhaber35 What about a bit of UFO.

@@johndonson1603 their good Also.

That part!

These kids are 🔥

Album or live in '86

My fav!!!!

...love the Sentinal, also "Bloodstone"

YES

Sentinel is awesome!

PRIEST ! PRIEST ! PRIEST !

Judas Judas Judas!

Heh same 🤘

Sophomore HS 🤟🤟🤟

Mr Montoto, you are old as hell

@@davidknichal6629 Lord knows I feel it some days.😱🤣

@@JediDoughBoy Well everybody who heard this masterpiece stays young inside

Also in Britain when this was written they were starting to install surveillance cameras in public areas. A lot of bands did songs about it. Alan Parsons Project wrote Eye In The Sky which is another great song about it.

They were actually out during the mid to late 70s and blew up in the 80s, at least in the u.s.

Double speak has been used by advertisers now for 30 years.

@@chriswildhaber35 I was talking about that song. Not the band.

Oh I know I just wanted to put my favorite band in there sirry

Can you give some examples? I don't see how modern music is "on the side of big tech and big government". Metal music today still talks about government corruption, climate change, war, religious stupidity, and so on. Alot of hip-hop/rap music still discusses systemic issues that plague modern society. Pop/mainstream music is still all about the same romantic tropes that have been around for decades.

RMR he’s talking about popular music and if you don’t understand it you aren’t listening. As much as I don’t like her music, look how Nicki Minaj is being treated for just simply stating her opinion on the government pokey poke. She’s literally one of them and one with a MASSIVE following and even she can be ousted and lambasted for stepping out of line. Most popular artists have their songs written for them and if you can’t tell they’re ALWAYS about the same things. They’re all super rich and donate to (one) political party and all intermingle. Look at Alexandria Occasional Cortex at her hunger games party (met gala) intermingling with all those celebrities with her fking $30,000 dress that says “tax the rich” on it like what a fking joke. Hollywood’s the same way if not worse based on how women are basically sxually assaulted before they get roles. When you see an attractive woman in a big Hollywood role she either wanted to put out to be there or was forced to AT THE VERY LEAST take her clothes off to see what she looked like naked before she could even get a role. And they don’t care how old they are either. Remember that Netflix movie “Cuties” with the twerking 11 year old girls? Yeah 600+ underaged girls were auditioned for that movie. The entertainment industry is intertwined with the government man and most of it is actually quite vile.

@@Huddle_House56 You did not list any examples of music being on the side of "big tech" and "the government". And ghost writers have been used for decades. They specialize in writing catchy songs with relatable, palatable subject matter. As for pop stars donating to the democratic party, that's completely understandable. Most creative and artistic people throughout history have been more progressive and/or supportive of liberal policies. The Republican party is the bastion of social conservatism. Conservatives have ALWAYS been opposed to most innovative creative, artistic, and "radical" methods of self expression. Conservatives tried to kill rock and metal music because it was too "satanic" and would "rot the brains of our children". Conservatives have always tried to kill innovative art styles, from Fauvism to Cubism to Abstract-Expressionism to Conceptual art. It's the conservatives who would call young women "whores" back in the day for exposing their ankles. It's the conservatives who shame women who would rather focus on their careers instead of engaging in the "cult of domesticity". So, if you are a rich progressive artistic person, who would you rather donate to? The conservative Republican party which has historically tried to kill all forms of artistic and social progression? Or the Democratic party which is more liberal and accepting of progressive art-forms and social movements?

@@rmr5044 I provided multiple examples of how government and entertainment elites intermingle and treat each other and you also have the summation of human knowledge in your pocket so it’s not my responsibility to further spell things out for you. Have a nice boot dinner.

@@Huddle_House56 List some popular modern songs or popular modern musicians who are on the side of "big tech" and "the government". Just because you immediately start talking about Nikki Minaj *NOT* being supportive of the government (contradicting your own point lol), AOC, and Hollywood pedophiles doesn't mean that that you actually answered the damn question ;)

Insane vocal range..

The whole operation mindcrime album would be good to do

@@donspencer2356 He and King Diamond are the only ones who can stand with Halford's range.

Aaarrgggh !!!! Exactly !

with u great live album that

And Victim of Changes

Beyond the realms of death album version only.

I don’t think they smoke weed yet. Ha Ha! Prerequisite!

@@LocoDirewolf, do you know how many times I’ve seen Rob scream that live? At least 10 times. He kind of aged out of that vocal range and power.

I was supposed to see them in Nashville after that :( Hopefully Faulkner gets better soon

"Tempt not the blade all fear The Sentinel!" Also, keep away from the Digital Bitch! 😁😁

@@21Piloteer A song they wrote about Sharon Osbourne

I’ve been telling several reactors about Mindcrime. They just don’t know. No takers yet no matter how much I try to explain why they should. Can’t wait to see THAT first full album reaction. People are going to be STUNNED! I saw them live 21 times bro.

same happened with all the hippie in the 60-70s

They want Daddy government to take care of them

Extra sad and in my opinion, delusional. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Hope they do A Touch of Evil, my favorite Judas Priest song.

Electric Eye, Painkiller, The Sentinel, Freewheel Burning.....they have several.

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