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horror oh horror...wwwwwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy. |
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[Phantom A6] Friday, April 17, 2009 6:28:42 PM | |
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Scooooooteeeeeer!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Priestnut from Friday, April 17, 2009 1:30:35 PM) | | Priestnut wrote: | | Hi geek | | guidogodoy wrote: | | HAAAAAAAA!!!!! Oh man, I understand when those claim that we are fighting but this isn't a fight. It is more like a punching bag. LOL!!!!
He DID correct it, didn't he? Hey, he is learning! Progress! Opa! My day is complete as I have ACHIEVED something! | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[Phantom A6] Friday, April 17, 2009 6:28:17 PM | |
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Scooooooteeeeeer!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Priestnut from Friday, April 17, 2009 1:30:15 PM) | | Priestnut wrote: | | LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!A-hole 10$ coffee maker! Hows your bleeding thing! | | spapad wrote: | | LOL | | guidogodoy wrote: | | HAAAAAAAA!!!!! Oh man, I understand when those claim that we are fighting but this isn't a fight. It is more like a punching bag. LOL!!!!
He DID correct it, didn't he? Hey, he is learning! Progress! Opa! My day is complete as I have ACHIEVED something! | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[spapad] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:48:30 PM | |
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LOL [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:27:32 PM) | | guidogodoy wrote: | | HAAAAAAAA!!!!! Oh man, I understand when those claim that we are fighting but this isn't a fight. It is more like a punching bag. LOL!!!!
He DID correct it, didn't he? Hey, he is learning! Progress! Opa! My day is complete as I have ACHIEVED something! | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[guidogodoy] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 11:27:32 PM | |
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HAAAAAAAA!!!!! Oh man, I understand when those claim that we are fighting but this isn't a fight. It is more like a punching bag. LOL!!!!
He DID correct it, didn't he? Hey, he is learning! Progress! Opa! My day is complete as I have ACHIEVED something! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Darth_Painkiller_0870 from Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:10:36 PM) | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[spapad] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 10:21:55 PM | |
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[Return_of_Darth_Painkiller_0870] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:28:43 PM | |
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LOL Spa! And may the Epic Fail be with Idiot of Retardation, Mach 10 be with him!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:19:06 PM) | | spapad wrote: | | Nice one Darth! May the win be with you! | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[spapad] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:19:06 PM | |
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Nice one Darth! May the win be with you! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Darth_Painkiller_0870 from Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:10:36 PM) | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[Return_of_Darth_Painkiller_0870] Wednesday, April 15, 2009 8:10:36 PM | |
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Don't know? BWWWWWWWWWWWHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!! From the loser who can't form a sentence more than 4 words in length, and couldn't spell "Retribution" without indirect assistance of a member who was insulting him at the same time! Oh, the irony of it all!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Angel of Retribution Mach 2 from Wednesday, April 15, 2009 4:39:15 PM) | | Angel of Retribution Mach 2 wrote: | | Dont know!!!!!!!!! |
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[Tigress] Sunday, April 12, 2009 12:24:34 PM | |
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What I think is cool is that these guys are still out there rockin' like they did 25 years ago! Most bands slow down with age, but not these guys. Imagine doing this night after night when you've traveled all day - must be exhausting. I say, let's appreciate them while they're here. I was crushed when they split, but now that they're back together, heaven has returned... |
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[Ellieke] Saturday, April 11, 2009 2:47:44 AM | |
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I started like them about 18 years ago because Rob's voice was so pure, but I realy fell in love when I saw them live.
The music is breathtaking and the tranquility that Rob sended out on stage was making me forget that we were on earth. I started to flood.
Only ones I had the same experience at a concert , it was at the concert of Anastacia, so JP and Anastacia share the first place in my top 10 list all times. |
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[metalbiker21] Tuesday, March 10, 2009 8:29:36 AM | |
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I've seen them twice now, AWESOME both times
First time, Painkiller Tour
Second time, Priest Feast
And I will see them again if they do another UK Tour |
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[CountessErzebethBathory9] Tuesday, March 10, 2009 8:08:07 AM | |
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To metalmaz: upside down in Australia, that's funny! |
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[rjah_666] Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:58:21 AM | |
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I SAW THEM AND MET THEM IN MALMO ARENA ..
THE BEST DAY IN MY LIFE !!!
rock on !!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:09:21 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | Well he was upside down in Australia! | | LadyBathory9 wrote: | | I read some of your posts and think that all of you are lucky to have at least seen them live once or twice, i didn't. so, i couldn't care less if Rob was singing upside down, i would be so into them! It would be a memorable moment of my life. Just think Judas Priest. Wow!! |
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[metalmaz] Tuesday, March 10, 2009 3:09:21 AM | |
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Well he was upside down in Australia! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by LadyBathory9 from Monday, March 09, 2009 4:27:00 PM) | | LadyBathory9 wrote: | | I read some of your posts and think that all of you are lucky to have at least seen them live once or twice, i didn't. so, i couldn't care less if Rob was singing upside down, i would be so into them! It would be a memorable moment of my life. Just think Judas Priest. Wow!! |
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[CountessErzebethBathory9] Monday, March 09, 2009 8:12:12 PM | |
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Hopefully! crossing my fingers |
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[ron h] Monday, March 09, 2009 6:53:48 PM | |
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Hopefully you'll get to see them soon!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by LadyBathory9 from Monday, March 09, 2009 4:27:00 PM) | | LadyBathory9 wrote: | | I read some of your posts and think that all of you are lucky to have at least seen them live once or twice, i didn't. so, i couldn't care less if Rob was singing upside down, i would be so into them! It would be a memorable moment of my life. Just think Judas Priest. Wow!! |
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[CountessErzebethBathory9] Monday, March 09, 2009 4:27:00 PM | |
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I read some of your posts and think that all of you are lucky to have at least seen them live once or twice, i didn't. so, i couldn't care less if Rob was singing upside down, i would be so into them! It would be a memorable moment of my life. Just think Judas Priest. Wow!! |
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[Vaillant 3.0] Monday, March 09, 2009 1:38:54 PM | |
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Ha! At least you brought up a subject most of us would ignore during the heat of the moment. I know I wouldn't pay the least attention to what Rob is doing while singing. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Monday, March 09, 2009 1:30:54 PM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | you've missed my point! I don't expect Rob to look me in the eye!! Great though that would be! I just feel that a litttle more " looking at the crowd" would be good.
That was my sole objection to the Wembley gig. Musically they were brilliant. Rob sounded brilliant . I had a brilliant time.
JUDAS PRIEST A A BRILLIANT FUCKING METAL BAND. THEY ARE METAL GODS!!!
| | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Phantom is right, metalmaz. Not everyone is lucky enough to see Judas Priest live, so at least be grateful that you got to see them again. I only saw them once, and I was too busy having a good time to notice every single one of Rob's flaws. Heck, I went crazy when he walked to my side of the audience, trying to encourage us to sing/scream... at that point nobody cares if Rob is in need of a workout....Plus Rob is not just singing to you, as though you're the one he should concetrate on....he has to divide his attention to thousands of people. Don't try to hog him for yourself, you know... |
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[metalmaz] Monday, March 09, 2009 1:30:54 PM | |
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you've missed my point! I don't expect Rob to look me in the eye!! Great though that would be! I just feel that a litttle more " looking at the crowd" would be good.
That was my sole objection to the Wembley gig. Musically they were brilliant. Rob sounded brilliant . I had a brilliant time.
JUDAS PRIEST A A BRILLIANT FUCKING METAL BAND. THEY ARE METAL GODS!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Sunday, March 08, 2009 11:47:39 AM) | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | Phantom is right, metalmaz. Not everyone is lucky enough to see Judas Priest live, so at least be grateful that you got to see them again. I only saw them once, and I was too busy having a good time to notice every single one of Rob's flaws. Heck, I went crazy when he walked to my side of the audience, trying to encourage us to sing/scream... at that point nobody cares if Rob is in need of a workout....Plus Rob is not just singing to you, as though you're the one he should concetrate on....he has to divide his attention to thousands of people. Don't try to hog him for yourself, you know... |
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[Soylentgreen4u] Monday, March 09, 2009 11:52:54 AM | |
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I THINK ROB AND THE GUYS ARE DOING JUST FINE AS FAR AS STAGE PRESENCE GOES...YES,
IT'S SLOWED DOWN MOVEMENT-WISE SOMEWHAT...YES,MY FAVOURITE TOURS WERE DEFENDERS AND SFV,THE WAY ROB PROWLED THE STAGE WAS FANTASTIC...MET HIM FOR THE FIRST TIME BACK THEN,AND GOT TO SHAKE THE HAND OF THE MAN AND CHAT FOR A BIT...IT WAS A TREMENDOUS THRILL FOR ME,HE WAS VERY ANIMATED AND VERY FRIENDLY...PEOPLE HOWEVER DO AGE,EVEN ROCKSTARS...BUT IT'S STILL A BANGUP JOB THEIR DOING,I THINK ANYWAY...YES,THE END IS NEAR, BUT THAT'S OK,WE'LL ALWAYS HAVE THE MEMORIES,THE ALBUMS,THE VIDEOS,AND THE LIVE EVENTS THAT WE SO ENJOYED OVER THE THREE PLUS DECADES OF PRIEST...WORKS FOR ME... |
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[Matchova] Monday, March 09, 2009 11:36:06 AM | |
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Calm down mate!
But you seem a bit picky. What do you rather prefer; Rob leaning over to ensur a better voicequality or him standing straight/dancing around/jumping/making pirouetts/throwing himself in to the mosh pit (ok all of that you dont have to take serious..) and presenting a not as good singing?
Personlay, not least to the Nostradamus material I think the dense, heavy walk suited just fab! But thas me.... [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Monday, March 09, 2009 6:36:35 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | Why an EARTH would I pay out money for a show with the sole intention of going to" pick it apart"
Anyway perhaps you should learn to read properly or get some sort of corrective vision aid as you have obviously not read my posts properly
Musically Priest were fantastic and I had a great time. All I am trying to say, I did not think Halford's on stage persona was particuarly good.
However, if you think that means I was picking it apart, that's fine. Strange and totally wrong. But if that's how you interpret things, so be it.
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No way,if your a fan such as you Jeanine, that folks like us could go to the concert and not feel 100% satisfied! Maz is being a little to picky and that might earn me an ignore, but I don't care. No way! You can go to a Priest concert and walk away feeling incomplete unless you just want to be unhappy.
Sorry, just the way I feel! DTF! | | Jeanine wrote: | | I also must agree. I have said this before, I am so extremely thankful to be able to see this band 24-25 years after I first saw them. After going through the 90's of not so great music I was so excited to hear they were up playing again. I truly love the music, I love seeing them live. The shows aren't what they used to be but neither am I . We are better than before . Always loved them but I appreciate them more now. |
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[metalmaz] Monday, March 09, 2009 6:36:35 AM | |
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Why an EARTH would I pay out money for a show with the sole intention of going to" pick it apart"
Anyway perhaps you should learn to read properly or get some sort of corrective vision aid as you have obviously not read my posts properly
Musically Priest were fantastic and I had a great time. All I am trying to say, I did not think Halford's on stage persona was particuarly good.
However, if you think that means I was picking it apart, that's fine. Strange and totally wrong. But if that's how you interpret things, so be it.
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[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:39:20 PM) | | spapad wrote: | | How could anyone go to a Priest show and walk away dissapointed! If someone is disappointed then they just went there to pick the show apart.
No way,if your a fan such as you Jeanine, that folks like us could go to the concert and not feel 100% satisfied! Maz is being a little to picky and that might earn me an ignore, but I don't care. No way! You can go to a Priest concert and walk away feeling incomplete unless you just want to be unhappy.
Sorry, just the way I feel! DTF! | | Jeanine wrote: | | I also must agree. I have said this before, I am so extremely thankful to be able to see this band 24-25 years after I first saw them. After going through the 90's of not so great music I was so excited to hear they were up playing again. I truly love the music, I love seeing them live. The shows aren't what they used to be but neither am I . We are better than before . Always loved them but I appreciate them more now. |
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[ron h] Monday, March 09, 2009 3:08:42 AM | |
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Why ask why?? Enjoy it for what it is...you may never get the chance again!! |
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[Becks] Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:19:55 PM | |
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Brisbane is only a 3 hour flight away, I would have GLADLY taken tix of their ungrateful hands- if I could have afforded it at the time (saving monies for wedding and Europe took up all spare cash lol). I just want to see Priest live and would be grateful for the experience and no doubt would have a kick arse time! Edited at: Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:20:50 PM |
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[devils_child] Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:18:26 PM | |
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When i went to the Brisbane show, My uncle and his friend came with us (Mum and Brother are big JP fans), They had already mentioned they were not big fans of JP, but would come for the experience.... neeless to say some heated arguments ensued over the performance, as all they wanted to do was tear it apart.... My reply to them at the end of it all was..well, why the fuck did you go?...why did you spend money on good tix when someone else could have gone in your place and enjoyed it more... [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:39:20 PM) | | spapad wrote: | | How could anyone go to a Priest show and walk away dissapointed! If someone is disappointed then they just went there to pick the show apart.
No way,if your a fan such as you Jeanine, that folks like us could go to the concert and not feel 100% satisfied! Maz is being a little to picky and that might earn me an ignore, but I don't care. No way! You can go to a Priest concert and walk away feeling incomplete unless you just want to be unhappy.
Sorry, just the way I feel! DTF! | | Jeanine wrote: | | I also must agree. I have said this before, I am so extremely thankful to be able to see this band 24-25 years after I first saw them. After going through the 90's of not so great music I was so excited to hear they were up playing again. I truly love the music, I love seeing them live. The shows aren't what they used to be but neither am I . We are better than before . Always loved them but I appreciate them more now. |
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[Becks] Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:10:09 PM | |
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[Vaillant 3.0] Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:08:39 PM | |
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Well said, DC!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by devils_child from Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:59:32 PM) | | devils_child wrote: | | I'll throw in my 2 cents..... I never ever in my wildest dreams thought i would be able to see the Almighty Priest live.... let alone, have them play in my country (Australia - The forgotten country... yes there are 26 million of us!!) LET ALONE my city!!! Countless bands come to play the 2 biggest cities on OZ then piss off.... Mind you Brisbane is an hour and 45 mins flight from Sydney....
Priest however, after never having played here, decide that it is finally time to give us a visit. I took the time to see two shows..... No way was i only going to see them once, I know it's highly unlikely they will ever visit again. So to me, having witnessed such greatness on stage live has been an absolute blessing and something I hope i never forget.
NOW, as for the show itself... When it comes to the whole stage performance i was very pleased. The sound was top notch, the band looked like they were having fun.. great atmosphere! They played songs i never thought i'd hear live.. PLUS some i was dying to hear live. As for the nit-picking that's going on here..... I would be a bit peeved if Rob DIDN'T move around the stage. If he favoured one side or just stood in the middle i would probably be yelling some sort of abuse... Everytime he moved in front of the crowd I could feel the excitement, it made for a much more enjoyable night. Bands use this technique live... perhaps not in smaller club gigs cos the stage is too small for it. But look at Maiden... is there a problem with Bruce and Steve navigating the stage throughout their performance?... IMO It makes it more lively, keeps the audiences attention. It's all part of the show... which essentially is what it is... "A Show" If it was purely "live music" they would sit on stools and not move..
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[devils_child] Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:59:32 PM | |
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I'll throw in my 2 cents..... I never ever in my wildest dreams thought i would be able to see the Almighty Priest live.... let alone, have them play in my country (Australia - The forgotten country... yes there are 26 million of us!!) LET ALONE my city!!! Countless bands come to play the 2 biggest cities on OZ then piss off.... Mind you Brisbane is an hour and 45 mins flight from Sydney....
Priest however, after never having played here, decide that it is finally time to give us a visit. I took the time to see two shows..... No way was i only going to see them once, I know it's highly unlikely they will ever visit again. So to me, having witnessed such greatness on stage live has been an absolute blessing and something I hope i never forget.
NOW, as for the show itself... When it comes to the whole stage performance i was very pleased. The sound was top notch, the band looked like they were having fun.. great atmosphere! They played songs i never thought i'd hear live.. PLUS some i was dying to hear live. As for the nit-picking that's going on here..... I would be a bit peeved if Rob DIDN'T move around the stage. If he favoured one side or just stood in the middle i would probably be yelling some sort of abuse... Everytime he moved in front of the crowd I could feel the excitement, it made for a much more enjoyable night. Bands use this technique live... perhaps not in smaller club gigs cos the stage is too small for it. But look at Maiden... is there a problem with Bruce and Steve navigating the stage throughout their performance?... IMO It makes it more lively, keeps the audiences attention. It's all part of the show... which essentially is what it is... "A Show" If it was purely "live music" they would sit on stools and not move..
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[spapad] Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:39:20 PM | |
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How could anyone go to a Priest show and walk away dissapointed! If someone is disappointed then they just went there to pick the show apart.
No way,if your a fan such as you Jeanine, that folks like us could go to the concert and not feel 100% satisfied! Maz is being a little to picky and that might earn me an ignore, but I don't care. No way! You can go to a Priest concert and walk away feeling incomplete unless you just want to be unhappy.
Sorry, just the way I feel! DTF! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Jeanine from Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:17:54 PM) | | Jeanine wrote: | | I also must agree. I have said this before, I am so extremely thankful to be able to see this band 24-25 years after I first saw them. After going through the 90's of not so great music I was so excited to hear they were up playing again. I truly love the music, I love seeing them live. The shows aren't what they used to be but neither am I . We are better than before . Always loved them but I appreciate them more now. |
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[Jeanine] Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:17:54 PM | |
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I also must agree. I have said this before, I am so extremely thankful to be able to see this band 24-25 years after I first saw them. After going through the 90's of not so great music I was so excited to hear they were up playing again. I truly love the music, I love seeing them live. The shows aren't what they used to be but neither am I . We are better than before . Always loved them but I appreciate them more now. |
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[Becks] Sunday, March 08, 2009 3:03:52 PM | |
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I agree with the sentiment of be thankful you have seen Priest live. In all their 30+ years, they have NEVER done a concert here in New Zealand. The concert last year got cancelled due to logistics reasons - I even heard the miscommunication was so bad the band didn't even know they were scheduled to come! I only hope that they come here in the near future, they are the one band I want to see live above any others |
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[paperflowers] Sunday, March 08, 2009 1:42:14 PM | |
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I remember in an interview one of them saying the city name is taped up where Rob can see it. Hard to keep track when you travel that much.
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[Deep Freeze] Sunday, March 08, 2009 1:13:43 PM | |
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I have no idea, man. No idea at all. I would assume that, if they do in fact use them, someone may have a pic from backstage that would show them? I have a program from the AoR tour and it has a couple good stage shots where you can see their marks but I do not see any teleprompter. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Sunday, March 08, 2009 11:22:49 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | Nothing at all.
I just wondered where they were situated. | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | And what is wrong with using teleprompters?? ....... HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, back in my "band" days, we did use the old paper set list taped to the floor and back of the amps thing! |
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[Vaillant 3.0] Sunday, March 08, 2009 11:47:39 AM | |
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Phantom is right, metalmaz. Not everyone is lucky enough to see Judas Priest live, so at least be grateful that you got to see them again. I only saw them once, and I was too busy having a good time to notice every single one of Rob's flaws. Heck, I went crazy when he walked to my side of the audience, trying to encourage us to sing/scream... at that point nobody cares if Rob is in need of a workout....Plus Rob is not just singing to you, as though you're the one he should concetrate on....he has to divide his attention to thousands of people. Don't try to hog him for yourself, you know... |
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[Phantom A6] Sunday, March 08, 2009 11:34:03 AM | |
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Hmm...
First leg of the European part of the world tour.
Priest wasn't in Hannover - Fuck!!
Second leg of the European part of the world tour.
Priest don't coming to Hannover - Fuck!!
Only two times in the last three decades they
wasn't in Hannover - 1984 (show cancelled)
and 1987. So I can't understand statesment
like "floor singing" and "stage walking".
I don't have the fricken money at this time
for fucking railroad tickets, so I can't see them
live this year. Be lucky to have see them!! |
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[metalmaz] Sunday, March 08, 2009 11:22:49 AM | |
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Nothing at all.
I just wondered where they were situated. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:01:17 AM) | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | And what is wrong with using teleprompters?? ....... HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, back in my "band" days, we did use the old paper set list taped to the floor and back of the amps thing! |
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[Deep Freeze] Sunday, March 08, 2009 10:01:17 AM | |
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And what is wrong with using teleprompters?? ....... HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Seriously, back in my "band" days, we did use the old paper set list taped to the floor and back of the amps thing! |
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[Matchova] Sunday, March 08, 2009 9:46:14 AM | |
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Once again, I think its to push the diafragma...
When I saw them last saturday, Rob leand over to the audience, smiled his cheeks upp to the ears...It caused mass hysteria (and yes, I thought I could sens an aura round his head...man I love priest so freakishly much)
But I agree that KK´s the one working hardest to please the audience. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Sunday, March 08, 2009 6:35:37 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | He doesn't have time. He's only there for half a second and he buggers off to the other side of the stage!
Not to mention he looks at the floor. (I couldn't see any teleprompters down there either) Edited at: Sunday, March 08, 2009 6:48:36 AM |
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[Bev] Sunday, March 08, 2009 8:45:53 AM | |
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I don't think I've noticed teleprompters, either. Don't believe they actually use them ... Remember the old days it wasn't uncommon for club bands to tape set lists or lyrics to new material on a monitor; also not uncommon to forget the beginning of a song having played it so often. LOL
btw - In Vegas, I was sitting 7 rows up behind the sound box - I could swear when Rob came out in the beguiling Nostradamus cloak and began singing, "I AM THE DARKNESS; BORN OUT OF LIGHT; I AM THE FORCE THE FIRE; THAT BURNS HERE TONIGHT ... " he was playing the song just for me, well, and for everyone there! ; )
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Okay, this is getting too weird Metalmaz ... Maybe you caught Rob on a bad day? ... Yes we all have them :o) ... or maybe youre just over sensitive?
Rob spent time in front of me during both shows and he looked at me, and talked to specific people in the crowd as well ... He was humorous and in a good mood, but still dignified ... oh no its that "bad" non-metal word again ... :o)
He didnt sing to the floor, yes he walked around, so that everyone could get a glimpse of him, thats SO cool of him, instead of just shake his ass in the middle of stage ...
He ACTS like a MetalGod, thats all ... [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Sunday, March 08, 2009 6:21:56 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | Shame he doesn't bother looking at them then.
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He doesn't have time. He's only there for half a second and he buggers off to the other side of the stage!
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LOL If it's not one thing, it's another with you, huh, metalmaz.
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Shame he doesn't bother looking at them then.
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He probably walks from side to side to let the audience on the extreme sides of the venue see him. Gotta be in contact with everyone in the audience at all times and let them see you as much as possible, you know. What else is he going to do while K.K and Glenn are playing some of their solos? Just stand there? [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Saturday, March 07, 2009 12:23:38 PM)
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Don't get me wrong, Priest were brilliant at Wembley, I really enjoyed it.
I don't expect Rob to do starjumps and leap all over the place. ALL I'm saying is (and I am not the only one to have this opinion), is I find his endless tooing and froing from side to side of the stage annoying. It is most certainly not dignified and I don't understand why he needs to do it. And since when was metal dignified?
The guy is fronting a metal band for God's sake not delivering a bloody lecture at university.
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HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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OH YEAH! Couldnt agree with you more!
And I like Halfords HEAVY DIGNITY! He simply puts dignity into another level!
Even Mr Dickinson recieved some dignitypoints just by cutting his hair (if you look like a skoolgirl with a malfitting fringe - then givit up!!)
Tipton on the otherhand, looks real cool in his fringe! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, March 07, 2009 3:55:32 PM) | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | Yes. You're right! He does "front" a Metal band. And not just any band. Arguably the most influential Metal band of all time. I would think that is a place in history that far exceeds whatever idea one may have of "how" a Metal band should appear. And since when is dignity such a badge of disgrace??
Look, I can understand that you find the pacing somewhat taxing on your patience. You are certainly entitled to your opinion and I am not trying to debate you into a cyber corner. You don't like. You said. I am fine with that. Your definition of dignity and/or what is dignified may very well not be the same as mine. In fact, if you actually read what I said, you may find that I was using illustrative phrasing to demonstrate comparative relevance.
I agree with you. His is not lecturing. Thankfully, he is not imitating Marilyn Manson, either. | | metalmaz wrote: | |
Don't get me wrong, Priest were brilliant at Wembley, I really enjoyed it.
I don't expect Rob to do starjumps and leap all over the place. ALL I'm saying is (and I am not the only one to have this opinion), is I find his endless tooing and froing from side to side of the stage annoying. It is most certainly not dignified and I don't understand why he needs to do it. And since when was metal dignified?
The guy is fronting a metal band for God's sake not delivering a bloody lecture at university.
| | Deep Freeze wrote: | | HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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Yes. You're right! He does "front" a Metal band. And not just any band. Arguably the most influential Metal band of all time. I would think that is a place in history that far exceeds whatever idea one may have of "how" a Metal band should appear. And since when is dignity such a badge of disgrace??
Look, I can understand that you find the pacing somewhat taxing on your patience. You are certainly entitled to your opinion and I am not trying to debate you into a cyber corner. You don't like. You said. I am fine with that. Your definition of dignity and/or what is dignified may very well not be the same as mine. In fact, if you actually read what I said, you may find that I was using illustrative phrasing to demonstrate comparative relevance.
I agree with you. His is not lecturing. Thankfully, he is not imitating Marilyn Manson, either. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Saturday, March 07, 2009 12:23:38 PM) | | metalmaz wrote: | |
Don't get me wrong, Priest were brilliant at Wembley, I really enjoyed it.
I don't expect Rob to do starjumps and leap all over the place. ALL I'm saying is (and I am not the only one to have this opinion), is I find his endless tooing and froing from side to side of the stage annoying. It is most certainly not dignified and I don't understand why he needs to do it. And since when was metal dignified?
The guy is fronting a metal band for God's sake not delivering a bloody lecture at university.
| | Deep Freeze wrote: | | HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
(Quoting Message by metalmaz from Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:33:04 AM)
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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Don't get me wrong, Priest were brilliant at Wembley, I really enjoyed it.
I don't expect Rob to do starjumps and leap all over the place. ALL I'm saying is (and I am not the only one to have this opinion), is I find his endless tooing and froing from side to side of the stage annoying. It is most certainly not dignified and I don't understand why he needs to do it. And since when was metal dignified?
The guy is fronting a metal band for God's sake not delivering a bloody lecture at university.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:58:52 AM) | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by _strat_ from Saturday, March 07, 2009 11:20:50 AM) | | _strat_ wrote: | | How about a tunnel hat? | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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How about a tunnel hat? [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:58:52 AM) | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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AMEN TO THAT!
I couldnt agree more, he's very dignified, but still humorous and fun *(not ha ha fun, but entertaining) to look at! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:58:52 AM)
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HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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HA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not so much his attire, my friend, as his demeanor. I do not expect him to wear a tuxedo and top hat, of course! My reference was to his behavior in a comparative instance to his early years. A younger Rob, while allegedly "hiding" his sexuality clearly tried, with a certain fervor, to display it with his onstage "wiggling" and "prancing". Perhaps a lot of that had to do with his feelings of confinement? Perhaps it was his way of "acting out"? Hell, I am no Dr. Phil, man.
As an "older" man, having accomplished so very much in his career of choice, I should think you can see clearly his more refined, even dignified approach to his stage personae? All of this is just this man's opinion, of course.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Saturday, March 07, 2009 9:33:04 AM)
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
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Dignified? In in stage garb?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, March 06, 2009 8:04:38 AM)
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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I agree - nothing more to say here too! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Friday, March 06, 2009 7:36:45 AM) | | ronhartsell wrote: | | metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking... | | metalmaz wrote: | | Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
| | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[Phantom A6] Friday, March 06, 2009 10:39:49 AM | |
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I agree, 'Cause nothing more to say. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Matchova from Thursday, March 05, 2009 7:09:32 PM) | | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[Matchova] Friday, March 06, 2009 10:22:48 AM | |
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Well, Amen to that Mr Deep Freeze! [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, March 06, 2009 8:04:38 AM)
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Deep Freeze wrote: |
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that.
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ronhartsell wrote: |
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking...
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metalmaz wrote: |
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Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
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Matchova wrote: |
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[ron h] Friday, March 06, 2009 8:14:42 AM | |
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Couldn't agree with you more DF...how you been?? Personally, I have no problem with how he goes about his business...lol...swishing and prancing could cause a broken hip, eh?? Then what would we do?? [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Deep Freeze from Friday, March 06, 2009 8:04:38 AM) | | Deep Freeze wrote: | | Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that. | | ronhartsell wrote: | | metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking... | | metalmaz wrote: | | Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
| | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[Deep Freeze] Friday, March 06, 2009 8:04:38 AM | |
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Quite frankly, I would rather not see Rob swishing his behind and prancing around the stage. There is an element of dignity to what he does now. I respect that. [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by ronhartsell from Friday, March 06, 2009 7:36:45 AM) | | ronhartsell wrote: | | metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking... | | metalmaz wrote: | | Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
| | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[ron h] Friday, March 06, 2009 7:36:45 AM | |
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metalmaz...I would argue that most 57 year olds don't do what he does...and do it night after night...and add in all the travel (do they not travel by bus over land??), the heat from the lights, the weight of the wardrobe...not making excuses here, just thinking... [Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by metalmaz from Friday, March 06, 2009 5:27:11 AM) | | metalmaz wrote: | | Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
| | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[metalmaz] Friday, March 06, 2009 5:27:11 AM | |
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Most 57 year olds have got more energy than him.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Matchova from Thursday, March 05, 2009 7:09:32 PM) | | Matchova wrote: | | Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[Matchova] Thursday, March 05, 2009 7:09:32 PM | |
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Com on, Rob is 57, and thank God he dosnt strutt around like he taught he was a teenager, I cant stand it when guys at his age pop-around like they were 30 years younger than their actual age, that just becomes parody.
The reason he bends over I suspect, is to "push forward" the diafragma to ensure the quality.
The stageshow they put on is bombastic, the lighting, smoke, scenery...how many new bands puts on a show like that?? What more do you need to add?
Also, personaly I think that Diamonds and Rust for example is a song that suits Robs nodays more darker voice better than before.
But thats me... |
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[Gibbo UK] Thursday, March 05, 2009 5:54:20 PM | |
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Rob has used a teleprompter in the past. Old age does creep up and catch us all you know. |
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[Cooper Ryback] Thursday, March 05, 2009 12:15:49 PM | |
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I think the reason Halford looks down all the time is that he has to read the lyrics off the monitors. At least thats what I read a while back. |
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[metalmaz] Thursday, March 05, 2009 11:44:22 AM | |
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His aimless lumbering is annoying.
So what if he's getting on a bit. There are plenty of other people his age or are more sprightly than him.
Rob needs to get his arse down to the gym and shed some pounds and do a bit of work on his stage persona. I can't understand why he just walks from side to side of the stage/sings to the floor.
There is more to a stage show then going on a stage and singing.
Don't get me wrong, Priest were great at Wembley and I really enjoyed the gig. But I think some people would think it was ok if Rob just lay in bed and sang
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by paul.c from Saturday, February 21, 2009 3:36:52 PM)
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well i went to the glasgow show on monday night and overall it was good. a bit ruined by dickhead megadeath fans. quite frankly i dont know why they didnt just piss off after watching their crap show. another thing i noticed was rob halfords usall walking up and down the steps. it would not be so bad but he just looks like an old man maybee he has an eyesight problem or a co-ordination problem. personally i think he should just miss out the `walking up and down the steps routine` `so there`... |
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[Sentinel14] Thursday, March 05, 2009 8:19:13 AM | |
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Rob has to be in his fifties, and to perform like he did when I saw him in Cardiff this February, simply amazing. So much effort into entertaining his fans. He deserves a medal ! |
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[paul.c] Saturday, February 21, 2009 3:36:52 PM | |
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well i went to the glasgow show on monday night and overall it was good. a bit ruined by dickhead megadeath fans. quite frankly i dont know why they didnt just piss off after watching their crap show. another thing i noticed was rob halfords usall walking up and down the steps. it would not be so bad but he just looks like an old man maybee he has an eyesight problem or a co-ordination problem. personally i think he should just miss out the `walking up and down the steps routine` `so there`... |
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