It's always great watching an interview with Ian! Definitely an under appreciated member. Good solid bass player. Such a really cool and down to earth guy!
Ian is one of the most humble and best bass player into heavy metal , and it is a pleasure to listen so simple and natural and authentic person as he is !
@@ironmaidenfan2144 2nd wave? He and KK started the Priest. He's been playing for the mighty Priest since the founding. Producing the solid bottom end.
1:30 why does this interviewer find it necessary to correct Ian on every unimportant detail like precisely how many times he's been to a city in 40 uh, 45 years? Ian was just giving an estimate of how long Priest had been playing, not an answer on Jeopardy.
I like Ian Hill but what intrigues me the most about him, is the change on his basslines from the 3rd album onwards. It's become pretty much straight and simple, different from what he's done on the prior albums, which had kind of a more complex and swinging playing.
The silent one like a lot of bass player. The who JOHN ENTWISTLE comes to mind GEEZER JOHN PAUL JONES not one of the stand out positions in a band like lead guitar, singer there are so many great bass player the three of them are some of the best . Long LIVE ROCK MY FRIEND'S rock and roll till i die 57 .did not think I live this long men in my family don't live to the 80 so be it life been good always look on the bright side of life had drinks don't drink .i did when younger but not to much .goodnight
It's always great watching an interview with Ian! Definitely an under appreciated member. Good solid bass player. Such a really cool and down to earth guy!
Ian is one of the most humble and best bass player into heavy metal , and it is a pleasure to listen so simple and natural and authentic person as he is !
Backbone of Priest! Ians a living legend and a down to earth GREAT person.Badass bass player as well.
such an underrated guy yet a solid band member since the BEGINNING!!
Not a truth. He was in that 2nd wave (1970-71)
@@ironmaidenfan2144 2nd wave? He and KK started the Priest. He's been playing for the mighty Priest since the founding. Producing the solid bottom end.
Damn this is SSSWWEEEEEET!!ive never heard the bass god talk this much. It's nice to hear his perspective for a change
Very good interview, thanks for posting!
My favourite metal bass player.
The Priest guys are so laid back.
I love Ian❤️❤️❤️
He is so cool. Great bass player.
1:51 HAHAHAH "March". Ian preempts the bastard on his correcting him. Sweet!
1:30 why does this interviewer find it necessary to correct Ian on every unimportant detail like precisely how many times he's been to a city in 40 uh, 45 years? Ian was just giving an estimate of how long Priest had been playing, not an answer on Jeopardy.
Legend
I like Ian Hill but what intrigues me the most about him, is the change on his basslines from the 3rd album onwards. It's become pretty much straight and simple, different from what he's done on the prior albums, which had kind of a more complex and swinging playing.
A real gentleman
The REAL Metal God in JUDAS PRIEST = Ian Hill !
Ian Hill - the one from Judas Priest who is not Halford, Downing, Tipton or Travis
Ha ha good one
The silent one like a lot of bass player. The who JOHN ENTWISTLE comes to mind GEEZER JOHN PAUL JONES not one of the stand out positions in a band like lead guitar, singer there are so many great bass player the three of them are some of the best . Long LIVE ROCK MY FRIEND'S rock and roll till i die 57 .did not think I live this long men in my family don't live to the 80 so be it life been good always look on the bright side of life had drinks don't drink .i did when younger but not to much .goodnight