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  • @timmy2095 I dont think that came out right, what i mean is old dianno is great new dianno not so great

  • @QueEEnfAN1 His work with maiden was indeed great, but i dont think hes anywhere near as good as he was now

  • No offense to any al atkins fans, but it seems to me hes just trying to get what money he can by using song that are not really his songs anymore. It would be better for him to write new songs

  • the fact that he is wearing a leather biker jacket is very ironic

  • woaw

  • Thak God they booted this Guy...I thought it was Paul Dianno...

  • @halford3256 Hey man, more respect for Di'Anno, that man is a true singer, very cool guy, great work with Iron Maiden

  • i was at this show for both days. to bad hardly anyone was there..

  • He can try all he want,,but I'm sorry for him trying.

    No one like Robert Alford for the voice.

  • @rockactualizate Well Al isn't really "trying" if he's the one who wrote the song. He's just doing it the way he wrote it. That said, I still agree

  • all this mocking Al Atkins!! shame on u all!!!!!!!

    Al is a really cool guy and at the end of day he sings Heavy Metal..was the lead singer of JP and he co wrote some of the material..so he`s every right to enjoy himself!!

  • I've never appreciated Rob Halford more than I do right now . . .

  • Al Atkins sounds like Louis Armstrong on crack

  • If not Al... There wouldn't be Judas Priest... So stop yer yapping

  • Al you suck big time.

    Try to do something new and original not rip those old songs again and again.

  • similar to paul dianno XD, he is the dianno of priest !! >.<

  • @BertoKing yea no kidding and if you see that guy the ex iron maiden dennis stratton too he left maiden due to musical differences with steve harris ,but later 30 year after the guy loves playing running free and all other stuff from the first iron maiden album

  • Al wrote those older Priest songs and Halford brought em' to life!

  • solo is fantastic!

  • JPs version one of my fav songs of all time, but Al's pretty damn good too - gutsy and very bluesy and why not!

  • Priest went from this guy to Rob Halford -

    One word, Upgrade!

  • This what needs to take place more....older wolves.....who still can wipe away the younger wilder ones....I'd love to see a resurgence of this type of never say die faith

  • omg this guy is crap

  • Fenixmaker, totally agree with ya!! this guy sucks!! Al atkins was the first singer on judas priest. But thank god they found Rob Halford

  • Lol, he's really not that bad, his voice is just a little more aggressive... and also he's much older in this video. In the 70's he was probably just as good.. He reminds me of Iron Maiden's first singer actually. Just because it's not Rob Halford it's automatically horrible with you people, lol

  • victim of changes was whiskey woman the lyrics of this song are different then victim of changes but the music is similiar?

  • @fenixmaker i agree with you.i mean he never had a chance to sing in an album.but i must admit he ended up with good songs on rockarolla.its the best thing he did back on 73.leave the vacant for rob halford,

  • im playing with these tonight

    supporting them at the public!

    gonna be EPIC

  • thank god priest replaced him

  • Actually he left...

  • thank god he left

  • LOL

  • Muito bom...sensacional...sem ele, e sem essa letra, não seria possivel Victim Of Changes ter sido o sucesso que foi!!

    Parabens Atkins!!

  • mmmmmmmmmmm..........thanks for no sing in judas priest al!!!!!!!!!

  • hahahah @ "the guy who replaced Al"

    gee! wonder who that is! never heard of the guy...

  • Halford definetly took Priest places they wouldn't have gone otherwise.

  • it's a total bummer that this sucks

  • Now I know why Rob came...............

  • Halford came into Judas and Al Atkins was a VICTIM OF CHANGES LOL

  • There´s no one like THE METAL GOD Rob Halford. He is the voice of metal.

    Long live the Priest !!! Long live the METAL GOD Rob Halford !!!

  • totally agree dude!!

  • Oh yeah!

  • Nostradamus

  • May I say somthing? That was crap, may I ALSO SAY. Now, wait and see guys. BECAUSE Al will always be a ledgend. NEVER take that away from him. More to come.

  • This version would have been cool if this dink could sing at all!!!! Thank God for Halford!

  • Halford is the best vocalist ever (before he lost his voice)... but this guy is quite good

  • halford is the metal god and he didn't lost his voice

  • That must be one of the mysteries and powers to a metal god. Think if KK played like ''WHAT THE ****! THIS IS AMAZING!!' and then he couldn't play. Good that it aint happening

  • hes ok but he deffinetly would not have worked in priest halford is meant to be the singer he is after all the metal god

  • Haha, I'm glad Rob joined.. I like the twist on the mainriff though!

  • This guy is playing metal now? he was playing jazz and blues up to even the 90's, he wasn't into the whole thing Priest were/are...at the time he left priest they were still playing blues maybe with some stints of rock so how come he's playing metal now? I think he's using the Priest name again to promote himself...

  • @TheGuruOfTime I think you are mistaking Priest for Black Sabbath.they never played blues and this is the first song they wrote.

  • @Videostar1another1fa They were originally a blues rock band in the very early days. You can even find evidence of this in their debut album.

  • @DakotaLipscomb It wasn't really 100% blues rock,it was hard rock with some traces of blues rock,which is far from the pure blues that Black Sabbath played in the late 60s(under the name Earth).

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