@gregv2k It's full of people who at 70 years old sing like this. he is also using falsetto, nothing so impossible, in fact, he seems like a Mickey Mouse
Just saw him last weekend for the first time after having grew up on Priest from my parents. He sounded so good and the show was amazing. I can’t believe they’re still performing at this level at his age, most metal and rock bands from the 70s can’t perform like this anymore
Agreed; for his age, Rob's sounding pretty incredible to me... doing better on the high notes than Axl, who's a good decade or so younger. People forget this guy's a literal pensioner nowadays!
Everyone hating on this show has to remember this is recorded on a mobile phone and it's only pickup up the lowest of the lows and highest of highs. Yeah, Rob struggles to sing this kind of stuff live, but when you're there in person you can hear his harmony tracks and such, and the mix doesn't actually sound like it was one by an emo highschool kid. Same thing happened on the Firepower tour and when I went to see them in person on like their second show of the tour it sounded phenomenal.
For those being harsh to this performance and to those defending it - neither of you is wrong honestly. The truth of the matter is that they do sadly sound rough here, and I wanted to try to break down a tiny bit why, I honestly don't have more time beyond this. The band is surprisingly loose for a new song. For starters, it seems like everyone was out of sorts after the synth intro bit ends. Scott Travis is on it basically the whole time, as is Ian Hill, but something happens with the guitars, someone is clearly not quite on it at first, and he falls off a few times again throughout (there may be one point where its Faulkner, but my ears aren't always the best and I only have bad laptop speakers). I wonder if they rushed the rehearsal for this for some reason, because it seems less tight than usual for them IMHO. Not to say its a trainwreck by any means, but there are a few bum notes and off time bits that I wouldn't typically expect from Priest. Could just be the nerves and excitement of the new material too, its gotta be a lot of nerves to be playing it live. Rob Halford sadly doesn't sound strong on this tune as a starter. At his age, they should at least give him the mercy that Robert Plant got from Zeppelin when his voice started to go - give him a leaping off point song. For Plant, it was Rock and Roll from 73 through 75 (they threw that out for 77-80 but Bonzo and Page were fried by then anyways). For Dave Mustaine (as another example, and a unique one, as he had cancer in his throat), he seems to always start with Hangar 18 or a newer comfortable range song now a days. Stuff he knows he can comfortably do early in the set. Halford is out here in his mid 70s still trying to raw dog that shit like he's 35. He doesn't sound bad the whole time here, but it leaves more to be desired than previous tours opening songs (on verses in particular he's very clearly struggling with pitch and breath). With Firepower, I feel like he was always able to come out swinging because the song isn't so tough on him vocally. On 50 Heavy Metal Years, Out in the Cold served as a nice easing in for Rob Halford, as his voice can warm up more. Here, the melody is much more complex than any of the openers for the past six years or so. He has to get a lot more out a lot faster, all with less air to work with than he would as a younger guy, even just back in his 60s. He's likely used to feeling a little gassed on some of the older stuff and working around it since coming back, but Idk if he expected to struggle so much here. I personally expected a rough start, but jeez. THAT BEING SAID....: it *is* a brand-new song, and I honestly expect a few more bumpy debuts (on Halfords part in particular). The material is more challenging to play compared to a lot of previous works going as far back as probably Stained Class, and going back as far as Screaming for Vengeance and the likes for Halford vocally. I'm sure he can mostly still go on a dime in a studio environment, but for a 2 hour live show, they may want to consider a different opener. Theres plenty of time for new songs, as strong as they are. They really put together a surprise of an album for so late in their career and to boot without the input of KK. I get people being sad about him not being back, I am too, but its still Priest. He left. On his own accord. I'm sorry, it legally is still Judas Priest, and it sounds and looks like them ("if it looks acts and quacks like a duck..."), it has two OG members (one being arguably the most important other than a guitar player - the vocals) and one 30+ year vet, and Glenn is still clearly active in the songwriting, even if he can't technically play what he writes.. Plus, Richie has been in for 12 years now (nearly died on stage too). Its fun to see them still doing it and enjoying the time they have with it. Overall, it is bumpy, but I think with some more runs in a live setting, these songs will settle in with the band, and Halford will find his way around the new stuff and get comfy the way he usually does on tours. He always has a bad show or two to start off for the past few tours. I'd say going back to 2010 even.
Live recordings on a mobile phone at the side near the front of a cavernous arena are hardly the best places to start with. Take a break. It's live, I'm sure most of the 12k attendees had a great time as I will next week
@@Dibbdroid as someone who has been to half a dozen of their shows, no, this was a step down from past debut shows for previous tours. It may be phone video, but that won’t make as much of a difference in 2024 as you think. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still hyped to see them, but I hope they can play as good as they did when I saw them in 18.
@@Madmetalmaniac42069 as someone who has been going to shows since the 70s and well over 1500 gigs for sure a bit of shite video footage is the worst way to judge. There's other footage shot in the middle of the auditorium which fairs better but there's a huge difference between poxy phone mics, speakers and the up to 120dB soundscape you get in the flesh. Same reason you buy good hi-fi, speakers, headphones and don't trust listening to a song on your phone
@@Dibbdroid I don't think this is about sound, but playing/singing. I think the assessment was pretty fair. Shouldn't stop anyone from having a great time, either.
I am going May 12th in Mobile, AL USA. My first time seeing Priest.... I have been a fan since 1983 but mainly Screaming For Vengeance. and of course knowing a few British Steel songs. but I love the latest 4 albums. And I am disappointed the lack of new songs on the setlist. But I get it. people wanna hit old hits. only one Firepower Song and nothing from Nostradamus.
I've seen them in the 80's the point of entry tour . Even the priest has outdone expectations now . The metal maniacs are screaming vengeance again! Priest even beat Ozzys success by longevity now .
ΑΝΤΕ ΚΑΛΗ ΑΡΧΗ ΤΙΤΑΝΕΣ PRIEST.ΜΙΑ ΧΑΡΑ ΑΚΟΥΓΕΤΕ Ο ΧΑΛΦΟΡΝΤ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΗΛΙΚΙΑ ΤΟΥ.ΠΕΡΙΜΕΝΟΥΜΕ ΝΑ ΕΡΘΟΥΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΤΟΝ ΙΟΥΛΙΟ ΝΑ ΤΑ ΣΠΑΣΟΥΜΕ.ΜΙΑ ΖΩΗ PRIEST ΜΙΑ ΖΩΗ HEAVY METAL🤘🤘🤘💥💥💥
I was at the gig and thought Uriah Heep could have got more than 5 songs. Saxon were damn good. Nice mix of songs from catalogue and banter from Biff. Priest seemed a bit off a few times(and yes it's 1st night of tour). Drums and bass fine,guitars could have volume down a notch to improve tone,and thought Rob/mixing desk could have worked better round his current vocal range. Still enjoyed gig and ears buzzing away now
Good show but a venue the size of the Hydro badly needs the video cameras to be working from the get go. Apart from a couple of minutes an hour in, they were off all night. Ok it doesn't alter the sound but when the cameras ARE working, you feel like you are all in the front row or on the stage and just adds to the atmosphere. Also, Halford leaving the stage and going behind the curtains every couple of songs? Wtf was that all about? and as for it sounding "not bad for the first song of the first show, itll get better" that's all fine and well but the Glasgow audience are forking out the same dosh as Birmingham, London and Paris. For that money it should be perfect from the first power chord.
Funny you can't find any more clips from this opening show. I guess Rob sings so bad that their management has blocked them all from UA-cam 😂 There were actually many clips from an earlier tour, don't remember which one, where Halford tries to sing Blood red skies. It was painfully bad. Those clips are all gone.
Walk forward, walk backward, walk forward, walk backwards, lean forward, lean back, walk forward, walk backward, hold mic out, walk forward, walk backward. Zzzzz, Zzzz.
Fun to see everyone make excuses to protect their pride and investment. "He's this-he's that" Weird that he's also singing the choruses that sound like backing vocals. Amazing what technology can do. Glad Andy didn't forget his laptop.
Lets be honest,virtually every mobile phone video on youtube is of such a shite picture/sound quality,if you had never heard of or seen the band before then it would put you off going.
@@deegee4210 My apologies but my comment was really meant to reflect the love,excitement behind a great gig-enjoying said gig without having to film every single moment.It`s time some gigs totally banned mobile phones like some comedians do at their shows.You have paid to see your fave band so enjoy it.
Im a huge Priest fan but i dont understand why they do this to themselves. Studio is fine but making a 73 years old man hit the road and sound like this is disrespectful for him and the ones than go see them honestly... Really b should have quit Live with the Redeemer of Souls tour. Then they sounded very off and suboar for their standards...
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Yeah yeah now you can go away Davie. Rob needs time for sure
Rob needs rest and peace. He can do how many albums he pleases but hitting the road trying to pull off these types of songs is bad for him AND for the audience.
Dear Lord, Halford sounds terrible (as expected). You can suspect that his voice is tampered with to some degree on the new album. I guess many do that when age catch up on you. And don't go "He sounds good for his age". It still sounds bad.
This is totally disrespectful that the new guitarists dress like Tipton and Downing with the leather jacket that Tipton used to wear and the sleeveless vest that Downing wore.. And the flying V. ...Ok for real original JP. I've seen them live since the Hell Bent for Leather Tour.
Wow, Rob sounds horrible live. The studio certainly tuned his voice for the album recording with heavy auto tune. The guy needs to quit while he is ahead 😮
😂if u think this is 'horrible',, u mustn't heard his off nights in the 1980s 1990s 2000s lol... imo this is one of his recent finer performance.. and frankly I just don't see him getting any better ~
Really love them, new record is amazing, they are (with Iron Maiden) my favourite band but…this performance isn’t good. Rob’s voice is gone. Still legend anyway.
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Its literally the very 1st show boomer. You should be gone even at 20😂
It's the beginning of the tour. He gets better and better. Anyone complaining can't hold a note to Rob.
This album's a banger!!
Sounds good for first song first gig. Rob's a legend.
rehearsals help that. 🤘
It may sound weird but I think even the nervosity takes its toll. Rob himself said he is still nervous even 50 yrs after the very 1st gig with Priest
Rob sounds amazing, can’t believe these guys are still killing it in their 70s
@gregv2k
It's full of people who at 70 years old sing like this. he is also using falsetto, nothing so impossible, in fact, he seems like a Mickey Mouse
@@cc-rv9rfHoreshit, I was there and he was superb.
he sacrificed his voice for the music industry@@cc-rv9rf
are you deaf? He sounded awful during the entire show.
@@stevenlornie1261
Amen!
I was there last night,it sounded great to me. If you want it 100 % perfect put a cd on.
Carve these words in stone!
@davidmcclinton
no one wants perfection, but there is too much difference between record and live. in some parts you can also hear the backing vocals
Just saw him last weekend for the first time after having grew up on Priest from my parents. He sounded so good and the show was amazing. I can’t believe they’re still performing at this level at his age, most metal and rock bands from the 70s can’t perform like this anymore
Rob Halford a true legend..... I saw Judas Priest ( opening for AC/DC ) in Paris in 1979 .... And the Band is still on tour ... Respect
Nice to hear Ian clearly on this.
His bass work is really surprisingly great!! Hard to believe he puts that many notes in!
I feel like I’m the only one who thinks this recording is totally fine. He sounds fine.
Agreed; for his age, Rob's sounding pretty incredible to me... doing better on the high notes than Axl, who's a good decade or so younger. People forget this guy's a literal pensioner nowadays!
Yeah the album is overproduced so hard to find a good middle ground on live notes
You are right,Halford sounds good
I think he will sound even better some after a couple of shows, usually does.
@@PontusOzzyAoh yeah 100%
I was there with my brother judas priest where amazing
It's a warm up. Rob's voice is like a diesel engine. Always begins a bit disadjusted, but in the road will achieve the highs notes.
I certainly hope so
It's always been this way with Rob. He always sounds better at the end of the tour
Really?
He admittedly doesn’t do vocal warmups before the show. He says, that he tries to preserve it all for the show.
@@Gmanrushfan So he turned stupid also?
I was there, it was F-ing brilliant.
55 years ago and I crank it up in the car!!! If it’s too loud, you’re too old.
Everyone hating on this show has to remember this is recorded on a mobile phone and it's only pickup up the lowest of the lows and highest of highs. Yeah, Rob struggles to sing this kind of stuff live, but when you're there in person you can hear his harmony tracks and such, and the mix doesn't actually sound like it was one by an emo highschool kid. Same thing happened on the Firepower tour and when I went to see them in person on like their second show of the tour it sounded phenomenal.
No, this terrible sound is quite accurate to what we heard that night. Rob was awful. So was the sound man.
I was there, having a great time!
I'm not surprised they sound better on a studio record, but this is mobile phone video. I think Rob sounds good!
Glasgow, i swear they are up there as one of the biggest and loudest Judas Priest fans, their noise dates back decades 🤘
Pretty epic for the first performance and first song on the first show, difficult one to put first on the setlist
Amazing rob at 72 is bad ass metal god for sure
Valeu brother 🤘
man this is pretty great. Rob has always been a bit pitchy live, but that just adds to the fun imo
Killer new material! Do I miss KK and Glen, of course I do, but Ritchie and Andy have brought new energy to The Beast that is The priest.
For those being harsh to this performance and to those defending it - neither of you is wrong honestly. The truth of the matter is that they do sadly sound rough here, and I wanted to try to break down a tiny bit why, I honestly don't have more time beyond this.
The band is surprisingly loose for a new song. For starters, it seems like everyone was out of sorts after the synth intro bit ends. Scott Travis is on it basically the whole time, as is Ian Hill, but something happens with the guitars, someone is clearly not quite on it at first, and he falls off a few times again throughout (there may be one point where its Faulkner, but my ears aren't always the best and I only have bad laptop speakers). I wonder if they rushed the rehearsal for this for some reason, because it seems less tight than usual for them IMHO. Not to say its a trainwreck by any means, but there are a few bum notes and off time bits that I wouldn't typically expect from Priest. Could just be the nerves and excitement of the new material too, its gotta be a lot of nerves to be playing it live.
Rob Halford sadly doesn't sound strong on this tune as a starter. At his age, they should at least give him the mercy that Robert Plant got from Zeppelin when his voice started to go - give him a leaping off point song. For Plant, it was Rock and Roll from 73 through 75 (they threw that out for 77-80 but Bonzo and Page were fried by then anyways). For Dave Mustaine (as another example, and a unique one, as he had cancer in his throat), he seems to always start with Hangar 18 or a newer comfortable range song now a days. Stuff he knows he can comfortably do early in the set. Halford is out here in his mid 70s still trying to raw dog that shit like he's 35. He doesn't sound bad the whole time here, but it leaves more to be desired than previous tours opening songs (on verses in particular he's very clearly struggling with pitch and breath). With Firepower, I feel like he was always able to come out swinging because the song isn't so tough on him vocally. On 50 Heavy Metal Years, Out in the Cold served as a nice easing in for Rob Halford, as his voice can warm up more. Here, the melody is much more complex than any of the openers for the past six years or so. He has to get a lot more out a lot faster, all with less air to work with than he would as a younger guy, even just back in his 60s. He's likely used to feeling a little gassed on some of the older stuff and working around it since coming back, but Idk if he expected to struggle so much here. I personally expected a rough start, but jeez.
THAT BEING SAID....: it *is* a brand-new song, and I honestly expect a few more bumpy debuts (on Halfords part in particular). The material is more challenging to play compared to a lot of previous works going as far back as probably Stained Class, and going back as far as Screaming for Vengeance and the likes for Halford vocally. I'm sure he can mostly still go on a dime in a studio environment, but for a 2 hour live show, they may want to consider a different opener. Theres plenty of time for new songs, as strong as they are. They really put together a surprise of an album for so late in their career and to boot without the input of KK. I get people being sad about him not being back, I am too, but its still Priest. He left. On his own accord. I'm sorry, it legally is still Judas Priest, and it sounds and looks like them ("if it looks acts and quacks like a duck..."), it has two OG members (one being arguably the most important other than a guitar player - the vocals) and one 30+ year vet, and Glenn is still clearly active in the songwriting, even if he can't technically play what he writes.. Plus, Richie has been in for 12 years now (nearly died on stage too). Its fun to see them still doing it and enjoying the time they have with it.
Overall, it is bumpy, but I think with some more runs in a live setting, these songs will settle in with the band, and Halford will find his way around the new stuff and get comfy the way he usually does on tours. He always has a bad show or two to start off for the past few tours. I'd say going back to 2010 even.
Live recordings on a mobile phone at the side near the front of a cavernous arena are hardly the best places to start with. Take a break.
It's live, I'm sure most of the 12k attendees had a great time as I will next week
@@Dibbdroid as someone who has been to half a dozen of their shows, no, this was a step down from past debut shows for previous tours. It may be phone video, but that won’t make as much of a difference in 2024 as you think. Don’t get me wrong, I’m still hyped to see them, but I hope they can play as good as they did when I saw them in 18.
@@Madmetalmaniac42069 as someone who has been going to shows since the 70s and well over 1500 gigs for sure a bit of shite video footage is the worst way to judge. There's other footage shot in the middle of the auditorium which fairs better but there's a huge difference between poxy phone mics, speakers and the up to 120dB soundscape you get in the flesh.
Same reason you buy good hi-fi, speakers, headphones and don't trust listening to a song on your phone
@@Dibbdroid I don't think this is about sound, but playing/singing. I think the assessment was pretty fair. Shouldn't stop anyone from having a great time, either.
@@LeGrandMortthe assessment is about ego
2 short days till KK's Priest here in the States 🇺🇸
Ripper will bring the goods!
They sound awesome, remember this is recorded on a phone.
Pretty fucking stunningly good if you ask me.
glad to see fewer people talking down on rob in these comments
Robbie is looking more like Lettermen everyday!🤪🤟🏼
Priest is back ! cant wait to see in Switzerland .
Badass.....
I am going May 12th in Mobile, AL USA. My first time seeing Priest.... I have been a fan since 1983 but mainly Screaming For Vengeance. and of course knowing a few British Steel songs. but I love the latest 4 albums. And I am disappointed the lack of new songs on the setlist. But I get it. people wanna hit old hits. only one Firepower Song and nothing from Nostradamus.
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The backing track vocals can be heard very well
And also during the chorus
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I want Richie and Andy doing the Twin Guitar Headbanging.
They do it for Breaking the Law.
I've seen them in the 80's the point of entry tour . Even the priest has outdone expectations now . The metal maniacs are screaming vengeance again! Priest even beat Ozzys success by longevity now .
ΑΝΤΕ ΚΑΛΗ ΑΡΧΗ ΤΙΤΑΝΕΣ PRIEST.ΜΙΑ ΧΑΡΑ ΑΚΟΥΓΕΤΕ Ο ΧΑΛΦΟΡΝΤ ΓΙΑ ΤΗΝ ΗΛΙΚΙΑ ΤΟΥ.ΠΕΡΙΜΕΝΟΥΜΕ ΝΑ ΕΡΘΟΥΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΤΟΝ ΙΟΥΛΙΟ ΝΑ ΤΑ ΣΠΑΣΟΥΜΕ.ΜΙΑ ΖΩΗ PRIEST ΜΙΑ ΖΩΗ HEAVY METAL🤘🤘🤘💥💥💥
I was at the gig and thought Uriah Heep could have got more than 5 songs. Saxon were damn good. Nice mix of songs from catalogue and banter from Biff. Priest seemed a bit off a few times(and yes it's 1st night of tour). Drums and bass fine,guitars could have volume down a notch to improve tone,and thought Rob/mixing desk could have worked better round his current vocal range. Still enjoyed gig and ears buzzing away now
I'm just surprised as to how clear we can hear Ian's bass here. 😂
Think a few Metallica producers should take note!
Let's start on 2:55... Right?!...
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Judas still rising!
I think vocals took a few tunes to get warmed up imo, but bloody hell that was a f'n amazing show. Just an amazing band. 50 years!
Little slip up for richie but came back from it nicelyb
Is it just me, or Rob kinda sounds better than he used to a decade ago?
Yes he sounds
Good show but a venue the size of the Hydro badly needs the video cameras to be working from the get go. Apart from a couple of minutes an hour in, they were off all night. Ok it doesn't alter the sound but when the cameras ARE working, you feel like you are all in the front row or on the stage and just adds to the atmosphere. Also, Halford leaving the stage and going behind the curtains every couple of songs? Wtf was that all about? and as for it sounding "not bad for the first song of the first show, itll get better" that's all fine and well but the Glasgow audience are forking out the same dosh as Birmingham, London and Paris. For that money it should be perfect from the first power chord.
Funny you can't find any more clips from this opening show. I guess Rob sings so bad that their management has blocked them all from UA-cam 😂 There were actually many clips from an earlier tour, don't remember which one, where Halford tries to sing Blood red skies. It was painfully bad. Those clips are all gone.
I've found many clips... C'mon...
Rob needs a show or two to warm up
Who’s the other guitarist, Andy Sneap grow his hair out?
Yes
Is the singer using a telepromtor?
He always has and it's kind of distracting knowing he is bent over looking at it often
Rob sounds like ozzy at first.
Whos the other guitarist??
Andy sneap
The angle of this camera sucks audio wise. Sound is bouncing all over. Sounds good otherwise
I'm very sorry I wasn't front and centre for you. Done the best I could with the seats and sound 🤣
@@Checksure why thank you 😊
Walk forward, walk backward, walk forward, walk backwards, lean forward, lean back, walk forward, walk backward, hold mic out, walk forward, walk backward. Zzzzz, Zzzz.
Fun to see everyone make excuses to protect their pride and investment. "He's this-he's that" Weird that he's also singing the choruses that sound like backing vocals. Amazing what technology can do. Glad Andy didn't forget his laptop.
It seems weird!
Lets be honest,virtually every mobile phone video on youtube is of such a shite picture/sound quality,if you had never heard of or seen the band before then it would put you off going.
Waste of a comment, take your negative shite elsewhere pal.
There's a solution to that. Dont watch the fucking videos and post the same comment on them all!
@@deegee4210 My apologies but my comment was really meant to reflect the love,excitement behind a great gig-enjoying said gig without having to film every single moment.It`s time some gigs totally banned mobile phones like some comedians do at their shows.You have paid to see your fave band so enjoy it.
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why the idiotic crowd are standing still??? this world is going downhill......
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Given that there are a bunch of chairs in the way for some reason, freedom of movement isn't exactly the best.
Bad acoustics in this place
The sound was off where I was seated. And I wasn't centre so the accoutsics might sound off. Venue is great for gigs
Im a huge Priest fan but i dont understand why they do this to themselves. Studio is fine but making a 73 years old man hit the road and sound like this is disrespectful for him and the ones than go see them honestly... Really b should have quit Live with the Redeemer of Souls tour. Then they sounded very off and suboar for their standards...
Yeah yeah now you can go away Davie. Rob needs time for sure
Absolute nonsense lol - they can make a living as long as they want. You don't have to contribute if it upsets you, snowflake.
Rob needs rest and peace. He can do how many albums he pleases but hitting the road trying to pull off these types of songs is bad for him AND for the audience.
Are you in a seat? What an awful view.
Yes the ground level was all seats
But everyone was standing!
Why do bands play other bands music for intros ? Absolutely pathetic idea ,be yourself if you are a big band
Sadly age has finally caught up with the Metal God😪
He’s usually pretty awful at the start of the tour. Check out dissident aggressor from Helsinki in 2008. He basically talks it
It's not that bad. He set an incredibly high bar on this song in the studio.
Dear Lord, Halford sounds terrible (as expected). You can suspect that his voice is tampered with to some degree on the new album. I guess many do that when age catch up on you. And don't go "He sounds good for his age". It still sounds bad.
Utter crap
This is totally disrespectful that the new guitarists dress like Tipton and Downing with the leather jacket that Tipton used to wear and the sleeveless vest that Downing wore.. And the flying V. ...Ok for real original JP. I've seen them live since the Hell Bent for Leather Tour.
Sorry their clothes made you cry. They can wear what they like, the band is bigger than any single member.
@@wandcfirst no one's crying little boy. This tells me you really have no taste in music.
Glenn used to wear red trousers. Andy is wearing black.
@@andrewcrisp9391 right still very similar
Don't think so.
Wow, Rob sounds horrible live. The studio certainly tuned his voice for the album recording with heavy auto tune. The guy needs to quit while he is ahead 😮
Rob surely does not care about what Nauta says 😂
😂if u think this is 'horrible',, u mustn't heard his off nights in the 1980s 1990s 2000s lol... imo this is one of his recent finer performance.. and frankly I just don't see him getting any better ~
Quality of this record is horrible, play the different one from the show..
Go see them live. He’s still one of the best vocalist alive.
@@ScottRandall31I think so too, one of the best.
Really love them, new record is amazing, they are (with Iron Maiden) my favourite band but…this performance isn’t good. Rob’s voice is gone. Still legend anyway.
Its literally the very 1st show boomer. You should be gone even at 20😂
I don't think his voice is gone...
No reason to answer, fanboy without education. Have a good day.
@@user-sm5qe2vy4c Try to behave. Peace anyway 🙏🙏🙏 Just different opinions.
@@juhpaa say “boomer” is not a correct way to expose ideas ;)