My dad said he was at this show at the Palladium in NYC, Iron Maiden opened when Paul Dianno was in the band. I’m 26 and how I wish I lived thru this era
Paul Dianno era, IMO, is Iron Maiden. It was a great era to live through. The earth is billions of years old and I was lucky enough to be there to see that era.
I was a kid. God Almighty I wish I had a time machine. For me their is no Judas Priest without K.K. and Glenn. Love you guys! Ever since I was 10. Glenn I pray for your health mate. K.K., go back to the band you bloody started. Mend your fences guys.
Unleashed in the East is one of the best metal albums. I cannot believe the rock and roll of shame snubbed them. Judas Priest has influenced so many bands. Saw them many times in the Early 80s. Killer!!!!
I wish Priest and many others would go back through the archives and remaster some of these old shows for release. Unleashed in the East was completely redone as far as vocal tracks went. If I recall RH re-recorded his vocals at John Lennon’s studio in UK.
💞💞💞JP~~ long live The Priest. Just saw them in Sept. They were as awesome as they were back 30 years ago. ✨✨✨ Glad I could see them one last time. I think this is it. Rest of the tour has cancelled. 😫😫😫
@@jonmallek7746 Talk about breaking the law: Judas Priest were barred from performing at Madison Square Garden after a rambunctious crowd peppered the pre-show announcer with all manner of objects on June 18, 1984, then proceeded to rip out $250,000 worth of seating. Incredibly, the ban is still in effect.Jun 18, 2015
@@jonmallek7746 Lol I didn't even know they got banned hahahaha - hey I made the show that got them banned - you never saw such destruction - it was something I've never experinced again Lol
Well chock it up to an era thing, but I think musically the Hard/Heavy Rock of the 70's was WAY BETTER than the stuff from the 80's, it ain't just Priest, but those artists of the time, this ain't a slaggin' the whole "Glam Metal" shit, but most of the stuff from the 80's that was tryin' to be "Metal" lacked the heart and soul of the 70's stuff, now I'm sure there's someone on here who knows some bands from that era that had that 70's sound to their music, but I was just makin' a statement
Nov 4, 1979 this was broadcast live on WNEW 102.7 NYC. Only down fall on this is Glenn's guitar mix is too low and they never fixed it throughout the whole show...
People need to realize it's Jeremiah Grizzelle stage name that is Rob Halfords in the first place...he is me... Capital Records when I was in England to counter the Beetles coming to America
One of the worst Priest performances I've ever heard. Tipton always sucked live because he is a weakling who stays drunk all the time. But Halford usually didn't sound this bad live. They probably did more partying than usual since they were in NYC. Then turned in this terrible performance.
Agreed. Halford sings the words too fast mashing them together. Tipton always looked bored to me on stage live probably from booze where KK was much better & more energetic. I was a huge Priest fan by mid 80's. Saw them in 84' & 86' and even met Halford after the show. Early era Priest in my opinion the BEST. (74'-91') Still own all my vintage vinyls & JP goodies. GOD I'M OLD‼️😒
What a dumb comment,Tipton doesn't even improvise and plays note for note and faster than original live,who cares if he's drunk,he was better than any guitarist in his prime
@@markangle9865 HAHAA! Is their some reason you avoid pitting them against actual bands? Because you know they would lose? They were never a great band. They would occasionally turn in a great album like British Steel, Screaming For Vengeance, Painkiller. But they more often turned in trash like Point Of Entry, Ram It Down, Turbo, Sin After Sin, and every album they've shat out since their reunion.
My dad said he was at this show at the Palladium in NYC, Iron Maiden opened when Paul Dianno was in the band. I’m 26 and how I wish I lived thru this era
True fact ! I saw that show too.
"Iron Maiden opened..."
That's where Maiden belonged to:
The support slot of PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST!!
😁💪🏼🤪
Paul Dianno era, IMO, is Iron Maiden. It was a great era to live through. The earth is billions of years old and I was lucky enough to be there to see that era.
Enjoy the Justin Bieber memories clown
Yup. Was supposed to be with whitesnake
Saw them in 1983 in Memphis...they were incredible. I'd never heard a band so intense and precise. No wasted notes, everything left on the stage.
I was a kid. God Almighty I wish I had a time machine. For me their is no Judas Priest without K.K. and Glenn. Love you guys! Ever since I was 10. Glenn I pray for your health mate. K.K., go back to the band you bloody started. Mend your fences guys.
Pure raw power!!! Judas Priest in early 80's was MONSTROUS!!!
Thanks from Italy for this
у чувака охрененный вокал!лучший в метале!
Unleashed in the East is one of the best metal albums. I cannot believe the rock and roll of shame snubbed them. Judas Priest has influenced so many bands. Saw them many times in the Early 80s. Killer!!!!
They are literally what you think of when you think of Heavy Metal.
Unleashed in the studio?
@Kristyn Dodge yes
@@Arron-S Now thats funny...
JP thank you for the memories !
My fav song from SWOD album. That riff is an evergreen and still sounds modern even in 2018
Saw them at the Palladium in nyc...1979, 1980, 1981....all great shows....🍻🤘
I wasn’t around then but I did recently get my hands on soundboard quality concerts of the palladium shows from 79 and 81.
Lucky duck!
U lucky dawg
@ Carlo , I was there in the 79 show... Rob CAME on stage in a Harley....
@@JimiLoko0822 ..yep, for hell bent for leather...
This begins the David Holland era.
It's also in the middle of the Rob Halford Cocaine era
Unfortunately...
Les Binks fit them best...
Saw them in '91, amazing show.
me too but 2008.they fuckin rules!metal forever!\m/
One of my favorite priest song 🤟🏼
Legendary!!! ❤🤘🔥🎶
Judas Priest is eternal. Like forever, man.
супер!был на концерте в 2008 и они дико рулили!\m/
Never heard this b#lls on version, bringing the clear vocals and speed metal vibe So So ahead of the curve.
Epitome of metal
I wish Priest and many others would go back through the archives and remaster some of these old shows for release. Unleashed in the East was completely redone as far as vocal tracks went. If I recall RH re-recorded his vocals at John Lennon’s studio in UK.
From what I heard, they also recorded it like a live show. They started the playback and Rob sang through the whole show.
💞💞💞JP~~ long live The Priest. Just saw them in Sept. They were as awesome as they were back 30 years ago. ✨✨✨ Glad I could see them one last time. I think this is it. Rest of the tour has cancelled. 😫😫😫
Seen them in youngstown ohio One of the best ...🤘🤘
One of the few tours in the 80's when this was played. I think it was shelved after 1981, until they brought it back in 2019, if I'm not mistaken.
It's because the more simplistic Dave Holland couldn't hang with Les Binks' more progressive drum parts...
The ultimate band. The literal Metal Gods.
Tyrant..unleashed in east album is still the best..
I agree, I feel in love with Priest bc of Living After Midnight, but it was Unleashed in the East that cemented forever my alligence.
Its the best album
I saw them the first time in Corpus Christi back in 1978 opening for Foghat.
Impresionante registro!!! Muchas gracias desde Chile 🇨🇱! Cheers friend!!! Judas Priest number one!!!
EXELENT!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR SHARE
Sad wings of destiny best album of Judas
add sin after sin,rock a rolla and stained class.
Love this!
One of favorite solos!
Rock never dies!!!
WOW just WOW
I thought Tyrant was the best song to use the Harley on.
Lakeland Civic Center 1990 EPIC!
Judas Priest...heavy metal
thanks
Love 💖 these guys 😅🤑
That was cool, love priest!
Saw them at the garden and everyone ripped and threw all the cushions from the chairs all over - Was a Terrific Riot
Still banned.
@@jonmallek7746 Talk about breaking the law: Judas Priest were barred from performing at Madison Square Garden after a rambunctious crowd peppered the pre-show announcer with all manner of objects on June 18, 1984, then proceeded to rip out $250,000 worth of seating. Incredibly, the ban is still in effect.Jun 18, 2015
@@jonmallek7746 Lol I didn't even know they got banned hahahaha - hey I made the show that got them banned - you never saw such destruction - it was something I've never experinced again Lol
I honestly believe this is one of the songs that changed Metal forever!
The first picture caption,with
When rock mattered
Be good if photo matched the tour, and not the one afterward. (I could be wrong).
@captain, Rob had dyed blonde hair when I saw him come out in the Harley at the Palladium...
Was this the end of the tour that year or something!?! Jeez....
That’s a Rodericus question!
KILLER EARLY JAM! METALVISION
Fu..,wish I discovered priest in this Era instead of 82 83 era this is much more better..
It's the beauty of Priest, so many sounds to fit your needs.
Well chock it up to an era thing, but I think musically the Hard/Heavy Rock of the 70's was WAY BETTER than the stuff from the 80's, it ain't just Priest, but those artists of the time, this ain't a slaggin' the whole "Glam Metal" shit, but most of the stuff from the 80's that was tryin' to be "Metal" lacked the heart and soul of the 70's stuff, now I'm sure there's someone on here who knows some bands from that era that had that 70's sound to their music, but I was just makin' a statement
Judas Priest was so much better back then.
They where young, is like saying that Pelé was much better back then.
We all were!!!!!!!!!! PRIEST 4EVER
@@KarlKeesel 💥
🤘🏼🤘🏼
Where's the whole show?
Nov 4, 1979 this was broadcast live on WNEW 102.7 NYC. Only down fall on this is Glenn's guitar mix is too low and they never fixed it throughout the whole show...
Dave Holland was unleashed in this show !!
the beginnings of thrash?
1981
I like all the live versions except for this song
The METAL GODS
I was there
GTF, me too....
FUCK.
Straight from the soundboard, I'm guessing?
Brilliant.
Saw them in NYC the year after.
No KK no Priest
Dave Holland now on drums at this point?
Si
Was Les Binks out and replaced by Dave Holland at this point?
does sound like Holland to me. snare and roll at end is very Dave
Well Les Binks left in the late 1979 (in October/November that year) so I guess it really IS Dave
You hear it. All he did was keep a beat. No fills. nothing.
Parece que no fuera halford.
Is Halford singing using an american accent?
I think the same dude hahahaha
Don't forget he was tweaked as fuck back then.
Could be wrong but this may be a show for the record company only. Bands don't try hard for the record company party shows.
прист рулит!\м/ !заводят бензопилу!1111
Don’t polish this metal😁
The gods of feedback.
Black Oak Arkansas matters too.
How did we not know he was gay!? I mean, look at him!
Halford was off on that last note
lol it’s still a hell of a note though … not many can do it or could 😉 🎉😊
Too fast, vocals not good enough.
People need to realize it's Jeremiah Grizzelle stage name that is Rob Halfords in the first place...he is me... Capital Records when I was in England to counter the Beetles coming to America
this does not sound like halford ... AT ALL ... this is not halford ... guaranteed
Then who else would it be, genius? It's Halford, trust me
Wrong 100%
One of the worst Priest performances I've ever heard. Tipton always sucked live because he is a weakling who stays drunk all the time. But Halford usually didn't sound this bad live. They probably did more partying than usual since they were in NYC. Then turned in this terrible performance.
Agreed. Halford sings the words too fast mashing them together. Tipton always looked bored to me on stage live probably from booze where KK was much better & more energetic. I was a huge Priest fan by mid 80's. Saw them in 84' & 86' and even met Halford after the show. Early era Priest in my opinion the BEST. (74'-91') Still own all my vintage vinyls & JP goodies. GOD I'M OLD‼️😒
What a dumb comment,Tipton doesn't even improvise and plays note for note and faster than original live,who cares if he's drunk,he was better than any guitarist in his prime
halford sucks live sometimes,but i've never seen Tipton play bad or out of tune live not counting after 2004 because he had Parkinson's
I bet on their worst day they are better than you.
@@markangle9865 HAHAA! Is their some reason you avoid pitting them against actual bands? Because you know they would lose? They were never a great band. They would occasionally turn in a great album like British Steel, Screaming For Vengeance, Painkiller. But they more often turned in trash like Point Of Entry, Ram It Down, Turbo, Sin After Sin, and every album they've shat out since their reunion.
I was there 8 row FUCKING GREAT SHOW they were lighting off mats of firecrackers and blockbusters SICK
🤘💀🤘