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Judas Priest - Epitaph image Wikipedia: Judas Priest are a British heavy metal band formed in Birmingham, England in 1969.[1] Known for twin lead guitars, a wide operatic vocal style, and for introducing the S&M leather-and-studs look into heavy metal, they have sold over 50 million albums worldwide. image Review: Faye Coulman reviews Judas Priest‘s new live DVD ‘Epitaph’ and we speak to the metal god himself, Rob Halford, about picking the ‘Epitaph’ setlist and marking the end of a chapter. Reliving the electrifying thrills and spills of a historic rock show in an air-conditioned cinema aisle may be considered second-rate entertainment to the mind of any right-thinking metal maniac. But as a band whose every blistering riff and leather-clad swagger looms large with the otherworldly essence of heavy metal, the theatrical vision with which Judas Priest’s closing ‘Epitaph’ date is captured only heightens their already towering stage presence. In a sustained, 142-minute assault on the senses that sees these genre-forging Brits revisit their immense 14-album discography, this rare performance is rendered with all the explosive audio and acrobatic camera angles you’d expect of such an outing. But with every era of Judas Priest’s 40-year career being recreated in the iconic visuals that define each influential album, it’s clear that ‘Epitaph’ is no simple retrospective and, as such demands ample cinematic imagination. With its lingering close-ups and whirling overhead shots being ignited in a white-hot haze of light, ‘Starbreaker’ is particularly abuzz with fan euphoria, with Rob Halford’s operatic pipes ricocheting off expansive surround sound audio. Judas Priest’s legendary musicianship is always a supreme spectacle to behold in any medium, but never before has the passion and pageantry of their sound been so vividly brought to life until now. [4/5] Faye Coulman Because ‘Epitaph’ is such a monumental milestone for Judas Priest, marking their 40th anniversary as recording artists, we couldn’t turn down the opportunity to talk to the metal god himself, Rob Halford, about ‘Epitaph’. The ‘Epitaph’ set covers every era of Priest, what went into picking the setlist? “I hadn’t really listened to Priest’s [back catalogue] completely for the longest time so I literally played everything, absolutely every track and [laughs] you surprise yourself, ‘oh that was a good one, i’d forgot about that’, ‘cos it was buried on side two of ‘Point Of Entry’ or whatever. And then, of course, you’ve got to have a track from ‘Painkiller’ which you can play live, every track off ‘British Steel’ which you could play live, ‘Screaming For Vengeance’ and on and on and on.” Is it fair to say that the ‘Epitaph’ tour, and this DVD, marks the end of a chapter for Priest? “Just in one small respect, it’s not the end of Judas Priest by any stretch of the imagination; we’re in the studio now as we speak tracking all of the new material; we’re just cutting back a little bit so we can still get out there and do the great shows that we want to do. As a 52-year-old metal head [laughs], going out doing what I need to do as a singer and as a performer, I can still do it and I love to do it. I just want to be able to go out there and not look sad and punch drunk and I think that you’ve just kind of look at what you need to do to make sure that when people see you, they go ‘yeah, they’re as good as they’ve ever been’.” Tracklist: 01 - Battle HymnRapid Fire.mp3 02 - Metal Gods.mp3 03 - Heading Out to the Highway.mp3 04 - Judas Rising.mp3 05 - Starbreaker.mp3 06 - Victim of Changes.mp3 07 - Never Satisfied.mp3 08 - Diamonds and Rust.mp3 09 - Prophecy.mp3 10 - Night Crawler.mp3 11 - Turbo Lover.mp3 12 - Beyond the Realms of Death.mp3 13 - The Sentinel.mp3 14 - Blood Red Skies.mp3 15 - The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown).mp3 16 - Breaking the Law.mp3 17 - Painkiller.mp3 18 - The HellionElectric Eye.mp3 19 - Hell Bent for Leather.mp3 20 - You've Got Another Thing Coming.mp3 21 - Living After Midnight.mp3 Summary: Country: England Genre: Heavy Metal,speed metal Media Report: Format : MPEG Audio Format version : Version 1 Format profile : Layer 3 Mode : Joint stereo Bit rate mode : Constant Bit rate : 320 Kbps Channel(s) : 2 channels Sampling rate : 44.1 KHz Compression mode : Lossy

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