DirtyBlack - Painkiller (Judas Priest Cover / Death vers.)

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Origin Birmingham, England
Genre(s) Heavy metal
Years active 1969--present
Label(s) Epic, Columbia, CMC International, Koch, RCA, Gull
Associated
acts Trapeze
Fight
The Flying Hat Band
Halford
2wo
Racer X
Iced Earth
Website www.judaspriest.com
Members
K. K. Downing
Ian Hill
Glenn Tipton
Rob Halford
Scott Travis
Former members
Dave Holland
Tim "Ripper" Owens
Al Atkins
Les Binks
Alan Moore
John Hinch
Chris Campbell
John Pattridge
John Ellis
Simon Phillips
Judas Priest are an English heavy metal band formed in 1969 in Birmingham. Originally formed by guitarist K. K. Downing and bassist Ian Hill, Judas Priest's core line-up consists of Downing, Hill, vocalist Rob Halford and guitarist Glenn Tipton. They have been cited as an influence on many heavy metal musicians and bands. Their popularity and status as one of the definitive heavy metal bands has earned them the nickname "Metal Gods", from their song of the same name. They have sold over 35 million albums worldwide
Judas Priest are an English heavy metal band formed in 1969 in Birmingham. Originally formed by guitarist K. K. Downing and bassist Ian Hill, Judas Priest's core line-up consists of Downing, Hill, vocalist Rob Halford and guitarist Glenn Tipton. They have been cited as an influence on many heavy metal musicians and bands. Their popularity and status as one of the definitive heavy metal bands has earned them the nickname "Metal Gods", from their song of the same name.[1] They have sold over 35 million albums worldwide...For Painkiller (1990) Judas Priest returned to a more straightforward heavy metal style with more technical and double-bass drumming from new member Scott Travis. This album represents one of the heaviest and most intense in the band's discography, with Halford's trademark high-pitched wail rising to an ear-splitting shriek on certain tracks, bordering on an atonal black-metal-like scream. Indeed, Florida death metal band Death have even covered the title track on their album The Sound of Perseverance.

The Best of Judas Priest: Living After Midnight (1997) is a greatest hits album including hits such as "Electric Eye", "Turbo Lover", "Living After Midnight", "The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown" and many others. It contains hit songs from 1979 through 1990.

Judas Priest also released two albums with Tim 'Ripper' Owens following Rob Halford's departure. Jugulator (1997) was given mixed reviews, although it contains the epic "Cathedral Spires" which became one of Ripper's more popular songs. Demolition (2001) was generally considered another disappointment, although it was another "back to the basics" album, holding some memorable tracks.

Judas Priest's last release, Angel of Retribution (2005) which was Rob Halford's first Judas Priest album since 1990, contributed to the current revival of classic heavy metal. It contains songs in the band's classic style, such as "Judas Rising" and "Hellrider", as well as mid-tempo songs with clear and prominent drums and less prominent guitars ("Worth Fighting For", "Wheels of Fire"), a ballad ("Angel"), and the epic ("Lochness") which runs 13:28, a length of song the band had not done since its concerts in the early 1970s.
VH1 Rock Honors
Along with Kiss, Queen, and Def Leppard, Judas Priest were the inaugural inductees into the "VH1 Rock Honors." The ceremony took place May 25, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and first aired on May 31, 2006. Their presentation was preceded by the band Godsmack performing a medley of "Electric Eye"/"Victim of Changes"/"Hell Bent for Leather", and Priest themselves played "Breaking the Law", "The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown)" and "You've Got Another Thing Comin'", before which Halford rode a Harley onstage. On April 6, 2006, the Associated Press announced the event by saying "the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame looks to be getting some competition."Judas Priest have influenced all metal music since the late-mid 70s either directly or indirectly. Their influence was so important that MTV.com named Judas Priest the second most important band in heavy metal, just behind Black Sabbath.[21]

In addition to the sound, Judas Priest were also known for being the revolutionaries in the heavy metal fashion. Rob Halford began incorporating a macho/biker/S&M style into his look as early as 1978 (to coincide with the release of their album Killing Machine), and the rest of the band followed. It became a mainstay in heavy metal; soon, Saxon were wearing spandex; several other bands, particularly of the NWOBHM and early black metal movements, began incorporating Halford's fashion into their look as well.[22] This sparked a revival in metal in the early 80's, and catapulted them to fame, in both the mainstream and underground. Even in the present, it is not uncommon to find metal artists sporting such a look at concerts.

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[JohnnyStorm2007]

God...that was Pain full

[KKKCop]

ur guys drummer is fuckin insane!!!

[theguitarsolo]

nice drums, the vocals sucks this time :/ but nice because the judas priest have a special vocalist ! nice solo but why you stop at the sweeping ?! in music you learn to play and to improvise, never stop ! always continue ;)

[tallicafan86]

i dont understand why people are dissin the intro i thought that was the best part! sounded pretty good to me...apart from the failed attempts to hit the really high notes they sorta sounded like a cat bein run over!

[fl0tzilla]

gyes you eock gratz...nice vocals...

[KmartGuitar]

lol

[JonasBye123]

Pretty cool, vocals were ok. Tobad nobody can do that intro solo sweep like Tipton.. Or, that just makes it even better.

[asoadmancalledcigaro]

this is the peynkilır:D

[Schuldinerimmortal]

the start is bad, but the voice is great

good cover but not amazing

guitars in the intro were bad =/

[vZamfir]

good instrumental but vocal lammes