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![JUDAS PRIEST - PAINKILLER [OFFICIAL VIDEO] *REACTION*](/img/n.gif)
"Are you ready?"
"Yes."
They were not ready.
Nobody is ready for their first Painkiller.
@@DaedalusRaistlin But once you get addicted you can't stop
you´re soooo right.... :-)
The national Anthem of Heavy Metal
Beside Reign in Blood.
Nope
This is the quintessential metal song. Although I prefer Holy Wars...The Punishment Due by Megadeth, Painkiller is just...well, perfect.
Wtf... umbrella...
Agreed
Judas Priest was formed in 1969 and are still active today
@@djentyman4002 Thats not how the saying goes...
@@djentyman4002
*Then use one of these 👉🏻 , 👈🏻*
Nice
This was Priest saying to all the people who thought they were "old".... this is how you do it!
This was literally Priest’s ‘hold my beer’ moment.
#LMASA They were in their late 40s.I wonder how they did a masterpiece like this.
@@fz7091 Tipton was in his earliest 40s and the Rest of the band were in their late 30s ... (With Scott Travis on drums, born in 1963, being in his late 20s at that time).
all the riffs on Painkiller are amazing.. This album will never get old - a monument of metal scene
Victim of changes by Judas priest is another good one
either the studio version or if you are going to do a live version the version from the us festival 1983 is the best IMO
@@trainkid1217 nope. Not the US Festival version. Either live in Dallas '82 or Dortmund '83. 👍🏻
This was Judas Priest throwing the gauntlet down to the thrash and speed metal bands that were becoming so popular at the time.
Priest is like: "You think we're all 'Turbo Lover', brah?! Well, get a face full of THIS!!"
Not hating my man...but for a 30 year old video with no cinema photography tricks we have today...the video is brilliant.... think about it.
Most importantly NO AUTO TUNE. HIS REAL VOICE.
And for being Judas Priest....widley known for their "unique" videos..This vid is awsome.
@ Judas Priest has always been keeping up with the times. In the 90's the scene was harder and more agressive. Painkiller was their way of showing how it should be done.
Pretty sure this song was released in 1990 which would put this video sometime after that. probably 91-92. I think it's suitably intense for the song
And it SO METAL THIS VIDEO LITERALLY GAVE PEOPLE SEIZURES 🤘🤘👌
I can say this because I have seizures... Still worth it 🤘
Rob Halford - one of the best voices in metal. It’s him, Dio and Bruce Dickinson.
This is pretty fast and brutal for Judas Priest. Their 70s stuff is a lot tamer, but was groundbreaking at the time.
They're the (un)holy trio.
*Halford,Dio,Ozzy
Corey Taylor is up there to imo
@@danielremm4278 Daniel, no. Corey is my man, but he has NOT and will NOT reach Dickinson, Dio or Halford. Ever. It's just different styles, again - i Love Corey. But he can't hold a candle to the Unholy Trio.
Ask him, he'd say the effing same.
nah its halford,Dio,Ozzy,Bruce and James
This is going to be good, you're both going to freak. The best vocalist in metal. Rob Halford and his titanium voice, still kicking ass in the here, now.
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer hahaha corey taylor! You make me laugh!!
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer Corey Taylor fucking sucks mate good try tho
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer Wanna know actual good vocalists? Michael Kiske and Ronnie James Dio, Corey Taylor fucking sucks lol
These comments right here is exactly why i think metal elitists are fucking cancer lol
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer Rob is STILL doing 5 octaves.
Considering he's close to 70 now and STILL doing it. Gtfo.
Just seen priest last week, he still puts on a amazing show
Mainstream metal by the decades:
70s - foundational metal. Classic rock with more grunt.
80s - hair/glam metal or thrash. More complex
90s - heavier with more groove. More brutal, birth of nu metal
2000s - big mess of shit. Mostly bands trying to be more extreme or experimental (or gangsta)
2010s - A few lessons learned from previous decades. Broader soundscapes and influences, less focus on being as brutal as possible, sometimes you might wonder whether you’re listening to metal.
TheFirstNobody that’s the beauty of metal. It’s vast.
@TheFirstNobody i was about to say the same but he's talking mainstream. The mainstream then was like Asking Alexandria
Cough cough st anger cough
Painkiller, a song so metal that even the vocalist sounds like an electric guitar.
THE SENTINEL! The most forgotten (yet best) Judas Priest song!
my fav song
My dad told me when PAINKILLER album came up back in 1990 it caught everybody off guard; even Judas Priest fans didn't expect to be hit like this...
With this song and this album, the band took the heavy metal to the category of the fine arts.
THE Defintion of Heavy Metal.The greatest Heavy Metal Song ever written!The Drum Work,the Guitar Solos,the voice of the Metal God Rob Halford....NOTHING can and could ever Top this !......
I agree 🤘
Scott Travis.....
Judas Priest is a classic band. Still making amazing music. I don't know if somone else mentioned it, but vocalist Rob Halford took things from the S&M community and created the heavy metal aesthetic in the late 70s-early 80s. They are a fantastic band. This is a hard song to discover a new band. Great reaction!
Nada qué ver.
@@gustavogonzalez2693 en realidad sí, es cierto.
Not exactly S&M, more gay, because he is gay. He did that do hide his homosexuality in plain sight. Wen somebody would see him in a sex shop he would then go "Always looking for a stage outfit!". Back when coming out really was risky that was a smart thing to do.
This was Priest latching on to the thrashiness of the time. Their 70 and 80s stuff is fantastic. Not as manic. Listen to Victim of Changes. That shows his full range. Best metal vocalist.
The Painkiller is unstoppable🤘
Finally Judas f***ing Priest!
They released their first album in the early 70's, they got much more popular in the 80's and this was their first "back to the roots" album in 1990 after experimenting a bit with synthesizers and a more pop sound during the second half of the 80's. I can understand it's not the most amazing song to hear when you're not a die hard metalhead, the song isn't very nuanced, it's more all guns blazing (kinda no pun intended, for those who know) and energy cranked up to 11 from start to finish. If you want to check out one of their songs that is more like "Fade to Black", check out "Beyond the Realms of Death" from 1978, it was actually an inspiration for writing Fade to Black. It has an amazingly beautiful and musical guitar solo at roughly the half point, and then a heavier solo at the end. And yes, they are still active and touring, although only the bassist is an original member and the kind of original singer who joined just a few years after the band formed. The guitarists and the drummer are much newer members.
Technically your right about Ian Hill. He is the only original member, but he and Glenn Tipton are the only members to play on every album! Glenn joined in 74, right before Rocka Rolla, their debut album.
@@randywissler9923 I wanted to be technically right. Glenn playing on every album is another matter and deserves its recognition as well, but I didn't want my comment to get too long. If you look only at the time spent in the band, Scott is the drummer with the longest stint, but he's not the original drummer. And in my opinion Les Binks was the best drummer they had. So there's a lot to say about the band, but only so much you can write in one comment.
@@Fred_P totally agree!! Binks was the best, but Scott ain't no slouch either. Don't even wanna get started on "name I will not say"!!
The Ripper Owens era was better!
@@uncleasshole3787 In your opinion.
Judas Priest - Between the Hammer and the Anvil
That may be the best pinch riff ever created.
Amy looks like a pirate! ☠
Road to 40K is well & Truly underway people, let’s go🤘🏼🔥
You guys should react to Pinball Wizard by The Who
Some Rush please
If you're feeling familiar with vocals you probably heard - Braking the law, by Judas Priest, everyone in the world know that:)
OMG where are you from? Priest has rocked the world since 68 and still going. Try beyond the realms of death for a hard ballad studio version
Really...I remember Rocka Rola...but then I'm 64.
68? they were around from the mid 70s
@@rohantiwari7801 1969
@@krakon6565 They did not make album until mid 70s you stupid.
@@rohantiwari7801 They were founded in 1969. Anyone can google when they were founded and see it was 1969 which means you're wrong you dumbass know it all POS.
Check out iron maiden hallowed be thy name and anything from DIO
Aces High by Iron Maiden very better
I can't believe you didn't start to headbang one time! I'm bald, by far not a Judas Priest music lover, and even I headbanged! This song is soooo good!
I'm really into metal and I friggin love this song! Yet when I heard it the first time.. I was thrown off so much!
It's definitely something that grows on ya!
When it came out a friend played a trick on me. He gave me a tape with a pretty mediocre, Helloween album on it and then filled the rest of the tape with songs from Painkiller. That shit stopped me right in my tracks when I've listened to it on my way to school. Holy freaking hell. I didn't know if I wanted to hug or punch him for doing that.
The song by Judas Priest you might know is Breaking the Law, it's pretty famous. The band have been going since the late 60s. The question about the aesthetics is interesting, since it was pretty much created, or at least incorporated into the heavy metal-scene, by Rob Halford (the singer). In 98 Halford came out as gay, which did put the aesthetic into a new context! Some homophobic fans found it hard to reconcile the fact that what they had come to think was cool was popularized by a gay man, but according to Halford coming out was mostly undramatic within the metal community.
Of the classic heavy metal bands the one you haven't reacted to yet is Iron Maiden, I think Hallowed Be Thy Name is a good introduction, and the live versions are always better when it comes to Iron Maiden!
Totally agree as far as Rob coming out most of us old school metal heads could care less we just love kick ass metal 🤘😎🤘
Rob said that those outfits were his way of hiding his homosexuality in plain sight. He did it so he could go "You know me, always looking for new stage outfits" when somebody would meet him in _that_ corner of a sex shop
Yes!!! More Judas Priest please!!!
You should probably just react to the whole Painkiller album!
Or the RAM IT DOWN album
DIO- DONT TALK TO STRANGERS 1986 LIVE at spectrum reaction! please!
Great reaction Painkiller was released in 1990 🤘 Iron Maiden Hallowed be thy name live in Rio would be a great reaction video thanks for sharing 👍
Hammersmith version is better
Hammersmith or studio
'92 is when the fashion sense of rock and metal changed. But JP was an older band then anyhow. Early 70s I think.
Merejiah smoc late 60s
@@fz7091 Early 70s is correct. Yes, Priest were founded in '69 but nobody is left from that lineup. Ian Hill and KK Downing both joined in 1970, Rob Halford joined in '73, Glenn Tipton in '74 and they brought out their first album in '74. Basically all members that formed the Priest we know joined in the 70s.
Judas Priest, although formed in 1969 with their first album released in 1974, they were part of the "New Wave Of British Heavy Metal" that came around in 1980 along with Iron Maiden, Angel Witch, and others because with the release of their album British Steel in 1980, their popularity sky-rocketed and continue to this day. They just released a new album Firepower in 2018.
Sad Wings of destiny-Judas Priest!!!! Whole album rocked!
I'm more or a 70's music lover. These guys were the pioneers!
Nice reaction guys
Don David The first ever prog metal album.
Judas priest-victim of changes
Glad you took my suggestion (or someone else's) Next i reckon you should react to MegaDeth Peace sells
Awesome reaction. This is real metal right here 🎵🤘🏽❤️
You summed up this song and video perfectly in one word. RELENTLESS!!
Seeing you two jump when the music started, made me jump 😂
Also try some Deep Purple - Child in Time or Highway Star
Also. Ty for the reaction… love this song and watching people’s 1st reaction to it 💯❤️✌🏼
Dreamer Deciever is a great Judas Priest song. Please give it a listen
People always suggest this song, but Judas Priest had three hit songs that you'd be far more likely to have heard and/or find more accessible.
Living After Midnight.
You've Got Another Thing Coming.
Breaking The Law.
1990 is when Painkiller came out. This album marks a departure and an entry. Rob Halford left after this album for 12 years and Scott Travis (Drummer) joined the band in 1989 and debut on this album.
Scott is the longest drummer to have been with Judas Priest. Still with Judas Priest today since 1989. Scott has a favorite past Priest drummer which is Les Binks.
It's already a year now that I am commenting (2020). Many may say that the unholy trinity of rock such as The Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple started the heavier stuff in rock and roll. Judas Priest started in 1969 and based on their progression until these days, they are very much the Godfather of Metal Rock.
Judas priest has been putting out metal since 1969 and their still putting out new material. You should listen to Judas Priest - Touch of Evil
Loved listening
Great connection with u two
1990 Painkiller released. Four same band members except for the Drummer, Scott Travis. Right after Ram It Down. Rob Halford started since mid 1970's. The pace has changed in between albums...
Defenders of the Faith... Yeah!! Rob Halford hit s those notes quite beautifully and naturally....
this album and song are whats called Thrash metal. It started in the late 70's early 80's and peaked late 80's early 90's. Artists you'd be comparing this too would be the Big 4, Anthrax, Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer. Judas Priest has been around since 68 or 69 and is considered almost the rolling stones of metal, apart from Metallica and Megadeth. Songs typically are shortish (under 5min usually), very fast, lots of double drumming and bass.
Also - Rob Halford the singer is classically opera voice trained.
Meh, wouldn't really call Painkiller a trash album imo..
@@efwfew exactly, more like speed/power thingy...
Judas Priest live at Battle Cry will blow you away! 🤘🏻
React to Judas priest - victim of changes
I understand you guys are young but it is so funny to hear you say 'I think I've heard of Judas Priest' keep up the good work
Metal knows no age.
Judas Priest are one of the Veterans of Heavy Metal-- They along with Black Sabbath and Iron Maiden are the Godfathers of Heavy Metal 🤘🤘
Awesome review Rob's voice is a legend , and btw your sister Amy is very cute love the look , next Dio would be cool ,
Dio the last in line live in 86
This is one of my favorite songs and I'm not a huge Judas Priest fan but I freakin love this song it jams from start to finish 🤘
Best guitar solo ever.
Metal... DIVAS? Haha, Rob Halford describes himself as "the stately homo of heavy metal" :P
Check out Judas Priest 'Victim Of Changes' live at the US festival 1983.....just wow!
GREAT REACTION!!
:)
Painkiller.
Bought the cassette in high school all those years ago.
Hello from Melbourne 🇦🇺🤘
Pls react to Flesh and the power it holds by Death
how about Death's cover of this...
@@similartracks he should listen to an original song at first
Yes whole album be nice too
Let me suggest Iced Earth - Dante's Inferno Alive in Athens! This is one of THE live performances in Metal history.
In my opinion, that's a really, really big first step for newcomers, much as I agree on it's greatness.
The key for recommendations for new people isn't necessarily the greatest, but the 'most accessible' great song. For IE, I'd probably choose Coming Curse, Vengeance is Mine/Violate, or Damien before DI, even though that's by far my favorite.
An 18 minute conceptual riff-barrage is a whole lot to ask of a newcomer.
@@Neo-Midgar I understand your objection, still I think it is accessible enough for a newbie. The suggestions for new UA-cam reactors are always the same otherwise: Pantera, Metallica, Maiden, Nightwish, Slipknot/Disturbed and the odd Behemoth.
Judas priest made that metal style with leather and stuff, they have used that look 70-80-90-present
You may have heard breaking the law or hell bent for leather by Judas Priest
First, if you want cinematography check out the video for Solstafir - Blafjall. It's beautiful and engaging. Their music is also fantastic. Not metal, per se, it's hard rock-ish with a lot of influences.
Second, people kind of thought Judas Priest were washed up by this time in their career (they started in the late 60's) and then, out of nowhere, they came out with this song that is now considered a prime of example of "true heavy metal". They got a new drummer and he really pumped new life into the band. They got a new guitarist recently and put out an album last year, Firepower, that stands with the best of the Priest albums in my opinion almost 50 years into their career.
Ready? Yeah.
1:39 She was not ready...
SO EPIC!
Priest went through several phases, this was their 80's thrash days. They were a big part of the New Wave of British Metal that hit the states in the late 70's early 80's. You may have heard some of their older stuff, Breaking The Law, Living After Midnight.
Breaking the Law, You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’, Heading Out to the Highway, Beyond the Realms of Death. Do one of those!! All Judas Priest songs.
Going to see Judas Priest in concert in June 🤘🤘🤘
They started out back in 1969 and are still going strong. Rob Halford the singer is known as The Metal God and is widely imitated by metal singers.
when you realize there's people now who can't tell the difference between the 80's and the 90's, you know you're old
This album was released in 1990 and I believe this is the best Judas Priest..
Amy's facial reactions are so pure! Thanks for this review. Painkiller is a fun first time reaction for Priest virgins xD
Judas Priest is one of the premier metal bands of all time. Painkiller happened in 1990. By then the band was already 20 years old. All metal bands basically came from the Priest mold. Rob Halford is the most recognizable voice in Metal. Glad you got to hear it.
best vocal ever tnks from brazil
Priests newest album "Firepower" 2018, best album they have done since Painkiller almost 30 years ago... the singer is about to turn 68 years old.... and STILL truly (The Metal God) Cheers \,,/
Awesome band. . Awesome song. . Awesome guitar work. 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Judas priest 4. Life.
5:41 in the 80's thrash and hair metal ruled. Then in the 90's things started to get more brutal in the metal scene. For example death metal was becoming more popular and bands where getting more heavy and technical. But in the 90's you still had your typical heavy metal bands like Judas priest who were still able to put a show in their own style. Maybe not as heavy as the other bands. And I think Judas priest was one of the fewer bands from the 70's and 80's that stayed strong in the 90's era of rock and metal.
To me this is the first song. When you think of a perfect " Metal" song. The originators of the leather n studs look . Still rides that Harley onto the stage every night.
This album was still pretty much an "Eighties" album, even though it came out in 1990. The various styles of 1980s heavy metal, thrash metal and glam metal being the most commercially successful, continued until 1991-2, when Nirvana's album NEVERMIND came out and changed the music scene completely. Once "Smells Like Teen Spirit" became the "anthem of a generation," MTV and major radio stations dropped bands like Judas Priest almost overnight, and other bands like Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and Stone Temple Pilots became the major rock bands of the 1990s, ushering the "Seattle sound" (also known as grunge music).
I like your reactions. Priest,has gone from old metal to almost pop metal and evolving to who they are today. I consider Priest in the category with other metal bands like Iron Maden , and others from the 70s and80s. With out them metal wouldn't be what it is today. Keep listening I like your reactions. Very smart,for lack of better words. I'll be watching. Thanks.
The leather and studs that is the 70s and 80s. Good times.
Rob Halford basically pioneered the leather and spike look for heavy metal.
Not basically, he did. He's gay, and that look was the 'in thing' in gay bars. So he brought it into heavy metal, and has enjoyed the joke of it ever since.
They can't find a point to pause the video because this song is a metal tornado it doesn't let you down from the moment it starts till the moment it ends. It is the definition of metal
This was from their Record painkiller that came out in 1990
But The band Judas Priest is very older from about the early to mid 70s and they are still going strong.
I suggest u guys check out their 70s stuff too
Songs like:
Victim of Changes
Saints in Hell
Hell bent for leather
Judas Priest is one of those bands that spans every generation. They started in 1969, and have adapted to every era. You can listen to a recent song, and it sounds completely different than Painkiller, and quite the opposite as well. You can go back to the 70's, to the 80's and the music is so different. They are still alive and kicking today. Rob Halford (Lead singer) is one of my personal favorite vocalists of all time, his range is incredible. You have merely dipped your toe in with this song, this band has very deep roots. I recommend exploring their music. Doesn't have to even be on camera, just sit down and listen them from their beginnings to now.
As a metal guitar player from the 80's and 90's, it's pretty easy to date if looking at a video and seeing pointy guitars, fire and walls of Marshalls. The pointies (and guitar solos for that matter) went out of fashion overnight as soon as Grunge hit in the very early 90's, so that alone will date this as pre-Grunge. That said, the style of the music itself is solid 80's metal with the sweep picking, extended solos and high pitched vocals, but Priest along with Maiden were the founding fathers of the new wave of British metal starting in the 70's so they were under no pressure to change their style for anyone or any musical fad. The fact they're still here long after grunge died says everything.
Damn right 💯🤘
Víctim of changes , nos marco a toda una generación , este disco fue el renacer de la banda después de unos años bastante flojitos buen disco y buena canción painkiller .
One of the best metal songs ever!
Best Metal song ever written!!!
That kids is the best Metal song in all the world \m/\m/
The best hard rock/metal was released between 89-93. Painkiller, Metallica black album, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Megadeth Countdown To Extinction, Slayer Seasons In The Abyss, Guns N Roses Use Your Illusion albums, AC/DC The Razors Edge, Suicidal Tendencies Lights Camera Revolution, Ministry, Testament, Overkill...I could go on and on.
"The Sentinel" shows more of his and their musicianship.
It was one of many amazing albums recorded in 1989 and released in 1990. It was the first album to show off Priest's new sound. A long build up through the 80's to get to that point but nothing they had done before hand was full on onslaught like Painkiller. Ram it Down was the last one before that if I am not mistaken and you can sorta hear their style making the transition.
Check out the song "Beyond The Realms of Death" off their Stained Class album from 1978. One of their most popular songs that they include in their live set to this day.
Plz react to Arch Enemy - Nemesis live at Wacken 2016
YES Arch Enemy !!! But please react to both of them, Angela the old one & Alissa the new one :)
and tokyo 2008 performance of Nemesis
Arch Enemy i am legend out for blood live with Angela
Yes! Nemesis! Album version!