Priest..Live was my first..great album and it was the Turbo songs that got me hooked.
There is not a bad song on the album and the live vid/dvd that goes with it is top notch!!
[drowninghope] Saturday, August 07, 2010 12:19:15 PM
British Steel! I could listen to it all day! (and I do). lol
[Ladywhitewolf] Friday, July 30, 2010 3:57:43 PM
Painkiller was the first. It's still my favorite.
[rockchick4077] Saturday, July 24, 2010 1:10:00 PM
never (stupid)
maybe (ignorant)
Think positive my friend
metallo wrote:
Hi Budred, I've found the way to give you an answer quoting your message. I was only a stupid 'maiden', but now Judas gave me knowledge!!
Budred wrote:
I've mentioned it a few times on here already but I am so glad I live where I do when it
comes to music. I've had the opportunity to see nearly every band that I've wanted to see.
There are more beautiful places to live in this country as far as landscape but the concert
atmosphere around me is fantastic.
Wheeling, W,Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Akron, Oh.
Youngstown, Oh.
Cleveland, Oh.
Columbus, Oh.
Cincinnati, Oh.
Detroit, Mi.
Sparta, Ky.
Nowhere on this list requires more than a 5 1/2hr drive with most of these places being within two hours of me.
Nearly every touring band hits one of these places.
metallo wrote:
Hi Budred,
it's good for you to stay in the States. Here in Italy if you talk about Metal you have only Maiden or some Black/Trash/Sped and so on.
I had few possibilities to see them (4) in concert but everytime is a great experience and I really hope to continue.
I've a dream. To see them playing in Birmingham (UK) !!
Ohhh yeahhh
[Budred] Friday, July 23, 2010 5:26:24 AM
never (stupid)
maybe (ignorant)
Think positive my friend [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by metallo from Friday, July 23, 2010 4:17:10 AM)
metallo wrote:
Hi Budred, I've found the way to give you an answer quoting your message. I was only a stupid 'maiden', but now Judas gave me knowledge!!
Budred wrote:
I've mentioned it a few times on here already but I am so glad I live where I do when it
comes to music. I've had the opportunity to see nearly every band that I've wanted to see.
There are more beautiful places to live in this country as far as landscape but the concert
atmosphere around me is fantastic.
Wheeling, W,Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Akron, Oh.
Youngstown, Oh.
Cleveland, Oh.
Columbus, Oh.
Cincinnati, Oh.
Detroit, Mi.
Sparta, Ky.
Nowhere on this list requires more than a 5 1/2hr drive with most of these places being within two hours of me.
Nearly every touring band hits one of these places.
metallo wrote:
Hi Budred,
it's good for you to stay in the States. Here in Italy if you talk about Metal you have only Maiden or some Black/Trash/Sped and so on.
I had few possibilities to see them (4) in concert but everytime is a great experience and I really hope to continue.
I've a dream. To see them playing in Birmingham (UK) !!
Ohhh yeahhh
[metallo] Friday, July 23, 2010 4:17:10 AM
Hi Budred, I've found the way to give you an answer quoting your message. I was only a stupid 'maiden', but now Judas gave me knowledge!!
I've mentioned it a few times on here already but I am so glad I live where I do when it
comes to music. I've had the opportunity to see nearly every band that I've wanted to see.
There are more beautiful places to live in this country as far as landscape but the concert
atmosphere around me is fantastic.
Wheeling, W,Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Akron, Oh.
Youngstown, Oh.
Cleveland, Oh.
Columbus, Oh.
Cincinnati, Oh.
Detroit, Mi.
Sparta, Ky.
Nowhere on this list requires more than a 5 1/2hr drive with most of these places being within two hours of me.
Nearly every touring band hits one of these places.
metallo wrote:
Hi Budred,
it's good for you to stay in the States. Here in Italy if you talk about Metal you have only Maiden or some Black/Trash/Sped and so on.
I had few possibilities to see them (4) in concert but everytime is a great experience and I really hope to continue.
I've a dream. To see them playing in Birmingham (UK) !!
Ohhh yeahhh
[metallo] Friday, July 23, 2010 4:09:05 AM
If you want to see a very good concert in Italy, expecially Metal, you have to move to Milan (more than 500 Km from where I'm living - near Rome). If you're happy you can have something in Bologna (300 Km) or Florence (200). Rome is really out. We have to POPE !!!
I saw JP once in Florence, once in Bologna, once in Milan and once in Rome (Ram it down Tour)
I've no problem to take my car and drive for hours, it's my job, but sometimes you have other problems so I've lost many concerts.
Going often abroad for my job (expecially northern Europe) I always check on internet to see If I can see some concerts and I saw some in germany (very heavy country). I travel 'Dressed to kill' (with fuckin' tie) but there's always a Priest T-shirt on my luggage.
[Budred] Thursday, July 22, 2010 6:09:05 AM
I've mentioned it a few times on here already but I am so glad I live where I do when it
comes to music. I've had the opportunity to see nearly every band that I've wanted to see.
There are more beautiful places to live in this country as far as landscape but the concert
atmosphere around me is fantastic.
Wheeling, W,Va.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Akron, Oh.
Youngstown, Oh.
Cleveland, Oh.
Columbus, Oh.
Cincinnati, Oh.
Detroit, Mi.
Sparta, Ky.
Nowhere on this list requires more than a 5 1/2hr drive with most of these places being within two hours of me.
Nearly every touring band hits one of these places.
it's good for you to stay in the States. Here in Italy if you talk about Metal you have only Maiden or some Black/Trash/Sped and so on.
I had few possibilities to see them (4) in concert but everytime is a great experience and I really hope to continue.
I've a dream. To see them playing in Birmingham (UK) !!
Ohhh yeahhh
[metallo] Thursday, July 22, 2010 5:51:59 AM
Hi Budred,
it's good for you to stay in the States. Here in Italy if you talk about Metal you have only Maiden or some Black/Trash/Sped and so on.
I had few possibilities to see them (4) in concert but everytime is a great experience and I really hope to continue.
I've a dream. To see them playing in Birmingham (UK) !!
Ohhh yeahhh
[Budred] Wednesday, July 21, 2010 2:46:29 PM
Dude, you stole my story,(LOL) except I'm from the states.
Peace bro. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by metallo from Wednesday, July 21, 2010 8:55:43 AM)
metallo wrote:
BRITISH STEEL.
I was 15. I knew few of metal and looking for some metal records a saw a fantastic image. It looked so metal. Once at home... Well now it is History. I've just bought in germany (in fuckin Italy is quiet impossible) teh deluxe edition of 30th anniversary. Next year it will be my 30th anniversary with Judas Priest.
Fast and furious i run the universe...
[metallo] Wednesday, July 21, 2010 8:55:43 AM
BRITISH STEEL.
I was 15. I knew few of metal and looking for some metal records a saw a fantastic image. It looked so metal. Once at home... Well now it is History. I've just bought in germany (in fuckin Italy is quiet impossible) teh deluxe edition of 30th anniversary. Next year it will be my 30th anniversary with Judas Priest.
Fast and furious i run the universe...
[onetreehill] Saturday, June 19, 2010 8:41:32 PM
Stained Class. At the time -WOW!! Still is, but at the time . . . jaw dropping
[Priest_Fan78] Saturday, June 19, 2010 12:25:05 PM
British Steel, It was my first Priest record.
[Budred] Monday, January 18, 2010 6:22:01 PM
The first time that I heard Judas Priest was the summer of 1980. I heard "Grinder" from British Steel. I bought British Steel. I have been a Priest fan ever since.
[HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Saturday, December 19, 2009 7:58:24 PM
Hi scthree05, welcome to the board! It sounds like you have one COOL sister! Screaming for Vengeance was also the album that started my love of Priest. For me it was The Hellion/Electric Eye. It absolutely blew me away. I had never heard guitars played like that or in harmony the way that Glenn and KK do. And then of course Rob's voice!! That was it for me - I had found what I was looking for! To this day, no other band makes me feel the way that Priest does when I hear them !So welcome aboard, I hope you enjoy your time on the boards! [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by scthree05 from Saturday, December 19, 2009 7:23:48 PM)
scthree05 wrote:
screaming for vengeance, my sister would come home from school and play you've got another thing comin on her boom box. the hook of that song just stuck in my head. and then she would listen to stained class, walking around the house saying "fall to your knees and repent if you please" haha. i was hooked
[scthree05] Saturday, December 19, 2009 7:23:48 PM
screaming for vengeance, my sister would come home from school and play you've got another thing comin on her boom box. the hook of that song just stuck in my head. and then she would listen to stained class, walking around the house saying "fall to your knees and repent if you please" haha. i was hooked
[ammedredd] Saturday, November 28, 2009 5:41:54 AM
unleashed in the east...it hadn't long been out,Iwas about 13 and though I was into Zeppelin and Sabbath, Priest were totaly new to me , then I heard Exciter, still my fav. track on the aibum. Edited at: Saturday, November 28, 2009 5:43:55 AM Edited at: Saturday, November 28, 2009 5:49:06 AM
[ProwlerCub] Sunday, August 23, 2009 6:27:37 PM
Turbo. I just started getting into metal...gotta start somewhere.
Screaming for Vengeance was also the album that started my love of Priest. For me it was The Hellion/Electric Eye. It absolutely blew me away. I had never heard guitars played like that or in harmony the way that Glenn and KK do. And then of course Rob's voice!! That was it for me - I had found what I was looking for! To this day, no other band makes me feel the way that Priest does when I hear them !