Vocal Coach reacts to Judas Priest - Victim of Changes (Rob Halford Live)
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Vocal Coach reacts reaction to Judas Priest - Victim of Changes (Rob Halford Live)
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Rob is definitely one of the greatest rock singers ever. The power of his voice is incredible
Rob Halford is The Metal God, literally trademarked as, he has metal flowing through his veins instead of blood. Priest is my favourite band of all time and thank you Beth for doing them again it is much appreciated
As much as i love Rob Halford.
Michael Kiske is THE singer for metal. Blows eardrums apart with sheer power.
@@11DNA11 okay I checked out your boy on a video with his top 10 performances and he's outstanding he definitely got a lot of his influence from Bruce Dickinson for sure and he's got beautiful range and beautiful tone in his voice. But to say he's better than Rob Halford that just never existed and never will. That's just the fact even God who created all vocalists will tell you. But anyway you feel what you feel but it's just a feeling you got. Forget about it bro Rob Halford is second to none. But maybe I'll give you as good but as far as a vocal and delivering vocals on song after song and different character inflections that Rob Halford brings to the table he is unparalleled bro unparalleled but anyway it's like arguing about what color is better. The better than Rob Halford that just doesn't exist bro
Rob was heavily influenced by Ian Gillan's screaming when he was starting out.
@@Frankcruzmusic Rob is great but when I think of the best all round metal vocalist Ronnie James Dio immediately springs to mind. Rob has the big falsetto but Ronnie has a bigger sounding voice and his voice sounds big and full throughout. I remember when Rob filled Ronnie's shoes at a Sabbath gig in the early 90s and you can tell he's not finding it easy and struggles in place. But still did a cracking job. I love them both but Ronnie is top metal singer for me.
Rob Halford is my favorite singer ever. His voice is so powerful and colorful. He can sing anything he wants to.
Have you saw Bruce Dickinson singing delilah? he also can sing anything...
@@mrbasaez yes, he is also a great singer
No. He is MY favorite singer. Hahaha.
Anything but black sabbath lol He is still my favorite as well
I was a singer and this dude live is nearly unbeatable. Legendary, and he can do almost any vocal technique.
Judas Priest "Firepower" album is awesome, although KK Downing wasn't present but Ritchie is doing a respectful job taking his place.
While I hate that KK split from them, especially because he left in anger - I love Richie Faulkner's playing and I think that his addition has given the band's sound a breathe of fresh air, just like the addition of Scott Travis before Painkiller. Richie has a more modern take on playing with influences that range from Michael Schenker over Randy Rhoads and Zakk Wylde to Kirk Hammett and that works pretty damn well.
I've seen him on stage twice and he looks like he's been part of Priest the whole time, and he has a knack for interacting with the audience. He also seems like a normal, down to earth dude you could have a few cold ones after the show
@@saschaschneider6355 I noticed my phone added the "T" in Richie's name and that pisses me off that it thinks it knows what I want to spell more than I do. Anyway, you're exactly right. The production, writing lyrically and musically makes this one of their best albums in my opinion. It still sounds like Judas Priest and totally different at the same time. I feel like Richie has sacrificed himself for the greater good which is the band and the fans. No drama, stays under the radar, very professional and gives full effort. I said to some others when Firepower was released that Richie deserved guitarist of the year. I've been following JP since around 1979 and I believe they formed around 1969 which is mind boggling. Judas Priest are indeed the "Metal God's".
This album restored my faith in metal music industry tbh. That unbelievably strong groove in Spectre.......dear God
Richie has been a surprise package. â€ïž
no kk, no priest.
The sentinel live version from their 1986 fuel for life tour, Halford had cleared from his addictions and the performance was just outstanding.
or even in live vengance 82, sing better than here and it's the same song
@@jonathanpena4657 my favourite version of Victim of Changes is the 1983 one live in Dortmund! Absolutely epic
Old Grey Whistle Test!
That video (The Sentinel) is probably the video I have watched the most on youtube ever since I registered in 2005. It's just perfect.
The Sentinel is probably the most complete Priest song. It only lacks a ballad section (altough things do slow down after the solo) but it's a very solid representation of the band's old school vibes and modern songwriting sensibilities. It's probably my favorite song from them.
This was recorded at the US Festival in California in 1983. I ALMOST ran away from home to go, I was 16 and my parents said no. I still to this day wish I had run away for that. Whatever the penalty, would have been well worth it.
I was born in -98. I wish I could have heard halford's awesome vocals live but honestly, this festival looks like a hot hell hole. I hope you got to see them after that! :)
I was 19....and at this festival!!! I still remember Judas Priestâs performance...awesome!
Isnât that Les Binks on drums ?
@@jayedwards1205 Dave Holland
I get that. I do!
He can sing any style, he's the best.
Actually working on his solo bluesy album lol! Such a variability
I listen to the Sad Wings of Destiny album a few times a year. It's one of the best albums ever made.
Yes. Agree...
You nailed it. It is one of rock music's crowning achievements. One that is highly overlooked by all but the Metal community.
Completely true, but I also have a fondness for their Rocka Rolla album
@@Salamander6969 Agreed! Their first 9 or 10 albums were all instant classic masterpieces.
Rocka Rolla is a great first album. Run Of The Mill, Never Satisfied. The way Rob's voice sounds on this l.p. is outstanding. I actually love the first recordings of Priest and the Scorpions . Very psychedelic and progressive in some ways. Fit the times.
Ronnie James Dio and Rob Halford are the real true grandfathers of metal.. they both have vocal cababilities that are out of this world. Real.. true... what I consider a vocalist. R.i.p. Ronnie, metal will never be the same without you!đ€
100% agree, both legendary voices and performances.
King Diamond, Geoff Tate, Klaus Mein
Rob, Ronnie and Ian definitely set a very high bar in the metal vocal world.
Agree and I would add Bruce Dickinson to that as a Trinityđđ
@@Mars- Well, Bruce in the 80's anyway.
âScreaming for Vengeanceâ during this same festival was incredible. The scream he does at the end is otherworldly.
Rob can still sing too. Saw him a few years ago. Insane how good he still is. Mad respect for him. Plus, he is a fellow Arizonan for many years. lol
Absolutely!! I saw Judas Priest two years ago on their Firepower tour, and I was very amazed at how incredible Rob Halford still sang. In my opinion he is the greatest lead singer ever. No one will ever surpass him.
I saw both legs of the Firepower tour and Rob killed it both times. I saw an interview with Rob once and he said when he sings Victims he is a little nervous about the note at the end, if he'll hit it OK. On the second leg the band does a perfect rendition of this song. You could just feel the entire audience had chills with how perfect the performance is. Rob gets to the end and nailed that last note perfect. As soon as he ends the note the audience ERUPTED!
I met him at Wal Mart in Phoenix & gave me his autograph....đđđđ
Saw Judas in 2018, and he still kills it. I missed the dominator he was when I saw them 30 years prior, the connection with the crowd was not the same, but I totally accept that he focused on his vocal performance.
@@MdlAgedHeadbanger I can totally approve. Rob's 2018 Saints in Hell version was breathtaking. Painkiller was not that good tho, but Saints in Hell, Tyrant or AGB were amazing!
I am assuming this is the Screaming for vengeance tour in 82, this song back in 1979 on the Unleashed in the east tour was phenomenal, his higher register was so amazing, even way before that in 74 and 76 Rocka Rolla album check out "Run of the Mill" epic song and Sad winds of Destiny "Dream Deceiver" another epic song where Rob shines ever so bright
Unleashed in the East, my favorite Judas Priest albumđ€đž
Rob in 1988 was very strong vocally.
I wish she had reacted to the Screaming for Vengeance song from this show. It had one surprise. :-)
She has coved Dream Deceiver in a previous video đđ
No, this is the 1983 US festival in Southern California.
Simply the best metal band. Period.
I wouldn't argue against that at all, Julien.
Thatâs a brave statement. Not saying I disagree but Iâd be careful around the Metallica fans đ
@@eveninglyric687 who cares? Im stating facts here.
@@julien2231 That's another brave statement, Julien. Not saying I disagree either but be careful around Megadeth fansđ
@@tonyanderton3521 you could say that about any bands. But iits the first time i hear it about megadeth
Really enjoyed watching you lose yourself completely in the song for a moment. Eyes closed, nodding along, smiling from ear to ear. That was really cool.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@BethRoars I realize you constantly have requests for so many songs and artists that probably is overwhelming at times. So, I won't ask for a reaction unless you feel the need to, but only want to share this vocalist with you for your own listening pleasure. As a vocalist myself I believe that Tony Harnell of TNT is so overlooked and if you listen to him and his range, maybe you'll agree. Check um out! ++Peace & Rock n' Roll 4 Your Soul++
Rob is also a genuine good man. hes generous with people and thats not that common these days.
"I can't help but smile," my reaction too....I never understood those people that say metal music is angry. I always have a shit-eating grin when Rob is tearing it up!
This review brought a smile to my face and a tear to my eye to see someone that loves Judas Priest as much as I do.
I find it interesting how Rob Halfordâs stage presence has changed over the years especially since his return to Priest, here you see him more upright and strutting on the stage, where as now heâs heads down and slowly stalking across the stage.
Now, Rob needs to read the lyrics from the teleprompter
Yeah, saw them play in Belfast a few years ago and he was so bent over I was worried in case he was sick or something.
@@Lordkhaors he's 70 years old
He also had back surgery a couple of years ago
@@Chronologo Thanks for the info. I did not know about this.
The US festival was a huge boost for a lot of bands in the 80's
Cool! Please more Judas Priest. "Beyond the Realms of Death", "Run of the Mill", "Desert Plains", "Nostradamus", "Blood Red Skies", "Sinner", "Painkiller", ... - these songs show the great vocal range of Rob Halford
Yes painkiller please!!
So I was at this show 3 days of insanity. And I was 16 years old. My uncle and I went. Never forget it. Peace from Alaska
Man, I've forgotten how great this performance is. I was 17 when this Festival happened, and was living in a city about 45min. East of San Bernardino, and JUST becoming a Metalhead. I now live about 30 minutes from the venue, lots of history at Glenn Helen.
But I also wanted to make a request from the same show, from another band on "Heavy Metal Day" Sunday, May 29. The band "Triumph" and the _astounding_ vocals of Guitarist "Rik Emmett" and tracks; "Fight the Good Fight" or "Never Surrender". The _other_ Canadian Power Trio that is super underrated that you need to checkout.
- Thanks again for the lessons Beth (Rarr.) \m/.
Agreed. Emmett is a massively underrated vocalist.
Massively underrated vocalist, AND guitarist! MAGIC POWER is INCREDIBLE!
@@ronmclaughlin886 one if my favourite songs
I lived and still do down in San Diego and at 18 went to both US Festivals, heavy metal day in 83 was so fantastic, except for a weak performance by Van Halen. Priest and Scorpions ruled the day. Both whipped us into a sweaty frenzy
This is from 1983... I saw Priest a few years ago, Halford is STILL hitting all his marks. Truly a phenom.
In fact (true words) Pavarotti has been quoted saying, Rob Halford is the great singer he's ever heard. Now, there's a ringing endorsement, hey? Cheers!
Rob Halford is a personal favorite. I love your videos! Thank you for reacting to him
The Queen analogy was spot on. I had never really thought of comparing Rob to Freddie, but I can see those elements now in Rob after you mentioned that.
It's INSANE to think that Rob Halford has been singing for 52 years and his voice still sounds fantastic. Judas Priest has been my favorite band since I first saw them in 1990
This is absolute amazing Performance from Judas priest show at the US metal Festival heavy metal Day 1983 in San Bernadino California by 400. 000 . Peoples! !! Masterpiece đđđ
What's so great about priest is not only robs brilliance and the music and how tight they are on each performance but how great the guitar sound is live. Many bands struggle to get proper sound live.
Ah the wonderful 83 us festival !!! They where on fire!
Rob is the best voice, Lemmy Kilmister said that! Also, that's quite cool when the reaction comes from a coach who really enjoys the moment, thanks for sharing Beth!
Yes! Love when Bethj reacts to Metal.
Much german Metal Love for this english Pride! Judas Priest forever! đ€â„ïžđđŹđ§
Iâm glad you explained how to reach the full closure head voice; Iâll be practicing that now. Another great live Judas Priest song is Desert Plains live vengeance!!!
Yes! Desert Plains is overlooked. That live version always transports me back to when I first heard it live, on the radio via Westwood One -- taped it and listened to that tape to death. My older brothers saw that tour. I was too young.... Anyway, Live Vengeance is a great era for live Priest.
I love your coaching and comments. Beth Roars Rocks.
Please listen to Judas Priest- beyond the realms of death. Please!!
Hell Yeah!One of my favorites!
Their best live song for sure.
Love Rob Halford! Thanks for the reaction, Beth...enjoy your channel.
I love how happy music makes you. Itâs infectious as a fellow music lover. I have always loved Judas Priest. Been a fan my entire life. You are awesome Beth
Beth I loved your presentation here. Your enthusiasm for this great work made me smile.
Wonderful to see your genuine reactions and enjoyment of the music.. Beautiful experience. Love this album!
Rob Halford is a amazing singer/ performer. I have seen them several times and Mr. Halford never disappoints.
Rob Halford is amazing. I've seen them 2 times live in the last 15 years and he sounded so great. Will always be one of my top favorites ever.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO MY FAVORITE JUDAS PRIEST SONG!! ROB IS AMAZING!
Thank you for covering Rob Halford. He is a master of his craft.
I love that you are literally rocking out with Rob so awesome and you look like your enjoying it too
Beth, the more I see your reactions, the more I admire you capability to wonder at musicians from other times, way before yours. Rob Halford and Judas Priest are simply legends, just because of all those elements you so precisely and sensitively mentioned. They were, and still are, simply great.
Yess!!! So happy you did this song and this version!
Finally some Judas!Thanks Beth!
She has some others I believe. Check her back catalogue of vids. đđ€
@@Actorclown ..I wach some other react channels too.Far to less Judas over all for a Legend like them! \m/
@@Actorclown the only other Priest reaction is an old BBC performance where they had to tone everything down because the BBC had set strict limits for the show. Not exactly the best representation of them.
Rob Halford is the greatest lead singer ever in my opinion. It is incredible how amazing he still is at 70 years old. I saw Judas Priest two years ago, and I was amazed at what Rob Halford could still do as a singer. In my opinion no one will ever surpass him .
Yeah that Like button is going to be destroyed đ±
Perfect song for a lovely weekend đ„°
I seen him do guttural vocals in painkiller front row. Flawlessly
Been waiting a long, long time for this one. Thanks a bunch Beth! Fun fact, this song and Dreamer/Deceiver are on the same album: Sad Wings of Destiny.
There are some live videos of them in 1988 where his singing is absolutely unreal.
Yep, those videos are out of this planet
links, please :)
Live in Montreal -84. Kind of bad video quality. BUT!...the sound is good and Halford is *extremly* good in this preformance.
@@secularnevrosis No man ... We meant the 1988 Miami show. That's the creme de la creme :)
@@filipnevrly1256 Yes. I do like that preformance. My personal favourite is the Montreal -84 and Dortmund -83. I like the raw vibe from thoose. But that is my personal preference :)
YES I wanted so much a new video featuring Rob Halford :)
Thanks Beth! I love Judas Priest
Iâm mesmerized by your explanations on your take. I play all instruments and you inspire me to play more. đ thank you
I was there that day. Pure awesomeness.
So many great performances from this 83 US Festival...this is just one of many!
Phenomenal. Robâs voice is powerful and raw but I love what the coach here said because no one but me has said it-Rob voice is also BEAUTIFUL. So much emotion as well as a lot of fun. iâm grateful to BethRoars for this video. I saw Judas Priest in an indoor type stadium and my friends and I went up into the balcony, where are boyfriends hoped we be free of other guys hitting on us. Our boyfriends went to see how close they could get to the stage. I think we girls got the better experience. It was the most amazing thing Iâve ever heard. Still my favorite concert and favorite band. Thatâs why he is the one and only âMetal God.â
â„ïžThanks to everyone who supports them, so we all get to hear and see them more often.
"...It's about giving your entire self on stage". Now you get it why live metal concerts are THAT awesome...
FINALLY!!!! More reactions like this PLEASE!!!!!
K.K. & Glenn has to be one of the most synced guitar duos ever, saw a documentary on British Steel once and when either of them took one note on the guitar the other followed instantly.
So glad you did this song! One of the best heavy metal songs ever, let alone Priest songs. Rob and the whole band are using every technique in their arsenal and just killing it.
I absolutely Judas Priest, I've been listening to them since the 80s, when I would listen to my dad's tapes after school but before he would come home from work.
Absolutely legendary band and a truly legendary vocalist and ICON.
Try Love Bites from the Fuel For Life Tour - Halford's voice is unbelievable in this. The whole show is mindblowing vocally.
My favourite Priest song and favourite performance of it.
I was at this very concert. US' 83 San Bernadino California. I was stage right about 100 feet from the front and Rob's voice was piercingly amazing in that hot afternoon sun. Good times.
YESSSSS, i have been waiting for this one!
This is a cool and tasteful reaction I have ever seen for awhile now. Thank you for this Miss Roars \m/
Love your channel Beth! You have such great insight.
Thank you so much!
Listen to the Unleashed in the East version from 79â. The singing is unreal, a bit cleaner and more power then the footage here. He hits a crazy note on the buildup at the end of the bridge. But Rob is amazing anyway.
I definitely agree, though in all fairness, this is a live performance. From what I understand the recordings for the Unleashed in the East got messed up somehow and they had to re-create some of it in the studio... A lot of people consider it kind of cheating for a live album to have the vocal performance re-created in the studio. That said, it is an amazing, dare I say legendary, performance.
@FFVision, we know - but fans donât care. The end result sounds fantastic. Itâs one of the only albums I listen to several times a year every year.
@@kevinmcfarlane2752 agreed. I personally think it is the best version I have heard. It's also the first judas priest song I ever heard. First version of the first priest song I heard.
@@FFVison Just finished his book, and yes he re-recorded it because the original footage in Japan was just god awful due to jet lag and general fatigue (he drank a lot those days). But let me say this, he actually did the whole concert in one go in somebodys living room over the original tape of the rest of the band (because they still sounded good). So its definitely a performance that deserves recognition.
It's interesting that you've mentioned that Rob often sounds like a guitar. I've been saying for a long time that there's a beautiful, bluesy, symbiosis between vocals and guitars in Judas Priest.
I don't have a great musical ear/pitch but it seems to me that the guitars pick up up where Rob stops, note wise, and that he starts his vocals where the lead guitar stopped. The only other (rock) band where I've noticed that same thing is... Queen. Brian May and Freddie Mercury did go hand in hand in a similar fashion
I also found the comparison with the baby crying very interesting!
ABOUT TIME on this one Beth!
One of the great bands off all time
US Festival May '83 i lived about 20 miles from the venue and went to those shows.... So EPIC!
I have been waiting for a reaction for that concert of Judas đ€©đ€©đ€©đ€©đ€©đ€©
What should also be mentioned is the fact that it was over a hundred degrees on stage that day.
Best description of the style Mr. Halford uses to display his talents.
I have carried Judas Priest and Rob Halfords voice as my wings since I was 9 years old. The Priest and Rob is in my oppinion the finest metal band and singer ever. They have the dept and complexity. Great reaction Beth! I now subscribe.Thank you.
I love the analysis of the band. The analysis agrees so well with what Rob tells in his autobiography
Rod's voice is like a cartoon, however, to this day I still cannot believe it is actually real. Such a talent.
This is from the US festival you have to remember it was in the summer it was about 103 degrees and they played at the heat of the day and they were outstanding great show
Saw them twice in 78-79. Absolutely stunning!
I saw them a few times back in the early / mid 80s. They were just incredible live.
One of my favorite songs of my favorite band đ€
This is actually one of the oldest priest songs.
Originally called whiskey woman and dates back to 1969 when the only member from this line up was K.k . đđ
KK and Ian Hill. And the song is a combination of Whiskey Woman, which was written by the original vocalist, Al Atkins and KK Downing, and Red Light Lady, which was written (and brought into the band with him) by Rob Halford. Rob also kept changing the lyrics on the fly. As can be heard here, too.
KK wasn't in Judas Priest in 1969... KK & Ian's Judas Priest started late 1970, when Al Atkins joined them.
That was an Awesome video.Judas Priest is my all time favorite band.Victim of Changes is a powerful song.Great job.
Live at the US Festival 1981. Such a great concert. Priest were so amazing that day
Great breath control and knows when to blow it out or store air. Really great.
Beth, it's great to see you rockin' out to Priest the way I did in my teens (and still do in my mid-50s)! \m/
Live performances were their trademark. Best metal voice for sure.
What a singer!
One of their best songs and one of the very best metal songs chosen here and one of the best I've ever heard...what else :)
I really enjoyed this.
The thing i love about you...is that its not all about the vocals. You are a rock and roll guitar girl at heart!
Perfect song
YES! Another Judas Priest video thank you!!
Thanks for what you doing I really love it
I love his high notes in the song The Mower from his solo career. Makes me scream when I am driving, although I am pretty sure I am always out of tune!
Beth Rocks. Love this.
Youâve captured their essence!
Lovely reaction... as always.đ