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Yeah, I know. But then again, I remember them saying that they never want to put on a bad show, ever. So I understand why they want to retire from touring. I don't think any of us have a problem with that and completely understand. It HAS to be difficult to tour the schedule that they do! It's the question of "is Priest done for good?" or is it just the end of touring that they don't really answer. Will there be more albums to come? I certainly hope so because they have a lot left in them I think. When Rob says that they have more to say, I hope he means song writing and not another "big announcement".
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:51:54 PM)| |  | spapad wrote: | | That Muhammad Ali Statement made them sound like they are on their last legs and just wheel up the walkers and wheelchairs after a show.
I still wonder.................What happened? 
| | | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | And whats funny is what Halford says about the Muhammad Ali syndrome: "If you get in the ring too much,the whole thing can become really sad to look at and to listen to and you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician,especially in the extreme world of heavy metal".
And I'm thinking : "But Rob,K.K. and Glenn....thats what you just did with the Nostradamus album and tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" With his comments,wouldn't you think that they would want to create something fucking "heavy" while they are pushing 60 years old to go out ontop with?? I think the guys in Priest are "losing it" Guido.....somebody needs to get ahold of K.K. and Glenn and wake them the fuck up!!
(Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:23:26 PM)
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Just found this minutes ago people!
| ROB HALFORD On JUDAS PRIEST's Farewell Tour: We Want To Leave On Respectable Terms - Dec. 16, 2010 |
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George Varga of SignOnSanDiego.com recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/ HALFORD frontman Rob Halford. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does it feel like the start of a new chapter with the second decade of the HALFORD band starting, and the looming end of an old chapter, with JUDAS PRIEST having recently announced its farewell tour in 2011?
Halford: I suppose the way I perceive my life as a musician is that I'll just continue doing what I've always done. Of course, the bulk of my metal life has been with JUDAS PRIEST, and, yes, we are making this farewell tour next year and probably into 2012. But we do have a few more things we want to say. What we'd rather do, for the time being, is let this information settle, because its very big news for a lot of fans. So, we want to let the firestorm settle down. For all intents and purposes, it is the farewell tour.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Why?
Halford: I don't know, really. It really is for a lot of reasons. I suppose retirement or slowing down, if you want to call it that, I don't know. I think you have to face mortality, that's for sure. Some bands keep going and going, some bands ease off a bit, and some bands stop altogether. It happens to all bands, eventually, and now this is something we're facing in JUDAS PRIEST. So, what we want to do is leave on what we feel are respectable terms, musically.
SignOnSanDiego.com: But JUDAS PRIEST is still playing well and sounding good and continues to be popular around much of the world. Why quit now?
Halford: It's what I call the " Muhammad Ali syndrome." If you get in the ring too much, the whole thing can become really sad to look at and listen to. And you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician, especially in the extreme world of heavy metal, because it's very demanding to carry these old bodies all over the place. You try to do the things you could easily do 30 years ago and it's not so easy. What we would like our fans to do is consider that this something to celebrate and not feel sad or depressed about. It won't be all over in a flash.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does this mean you'll be cutting back from performing with the HALFORD band, too?
Halford: I don't really know. Again, in regards to the comment I made regarding making sure you can go into it and give the kind of performance you do, without letting the fans down — I'm having a great time. Vocally, I'm very strong; I have a lot of energy and I'm doing all the things that are important. So, it's only right to treat both bands respectfully and differently. So, my intention, no matter where I go and what I do, is to keep making metal on personal level.
Read the entire interview from SignOnSanDiego.com.
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That Muhammad Ali Statement made them sound like they are on their last legs and just wheel up the walkers and wheelchairs after a show.
I still wonder.................What happened?
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:48:02 PM)| | | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | And whats funny is what Halford says about the Muhammad Ali syndrome: "If you get in the ring too much,the whole thing can become really sad to look at and to listen to and you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician,especially in the extreme world of heavy metal".
And I'm thinking : "But Rob,K.K. and Glenn....thats what you just did with the Nostradamus album and tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" With his comments,wouldn't you think that they would want to create something fucking "heavy" while they are pushing 60 years old to go out ontop with?? I think the guys in Priest are "losing it" Guido.....somebody needs to get ahold of K.K. and Glenn and wake them the fuck up!!
(Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:23:26 PM)
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This announcement does NOT leave me with a warm, fuzzy feeling.
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Just found this minutes ago people!
| ROB HALFORD On JUDAS PRIEST's Farewell Tour: We Want To Leave On Respectable Terms - Dec. 16, 2010 |
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George Varga of SignOnSanDiego.com recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/ HALFORD frontman Rob Halford. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does it feel like the start of a new chapter with the second decade of the HALFORD band starting, and the looming end of an old chapter, with JUDAS PRIEST having recently announced its farewell tour in 2011?
Halford: I suppose the way I perceive my life as a musician is that I'll just continue doing what I've always done. Of course, the bulk of my metal life has been with JUDAS PRIEST, and, yes, we are making this farewell tour next year and probably into 2012. But we do have a few more things we want to say. What we'd rather do, for the time being, is let this information settle, because its very big news for a lot of fans. So, we want to let the firestorm settle down. For all intents and purposes, it is the farewell tour.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Why?
Halford: I don't know, really. It really is for a lot of reasons. I suppose retirement or slowing down, if you want to call it that, I don't know. I think you have to face mortality, that's for sure. Some bands keep going and going, some bands ease off a bit, and some bands stop altogether. It happens to all bands, eventually, and now this is something we're facing in JUDAS PRIEST. So, what we want to do is leave on what we feel are respectable terms, musically.
SignOnSanDiego.com: But JUDAS PRIEST is still playing well and sounding good and continues to be popular around much of the world. Why quit now?
Halford: It's what I call the " Muhammad Ali syndrome." If you get in the ring too much, the whole thing can become really sad to look at and listen to. And you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician, especially in the extreme world of heavy metal, because it's very demanding to carry these old bodies all over the place. You try to do the things you could easily do 30 years ago and it's not so easy. What we would like our fans to do is consider that this something to celebrate and not feel sad or depressed about. It won't be all over in a flash.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does this mean you'll be cutting back from performing with the HALFORD band, too?
Halford: I don't really know. Again, in regards to the comment I made regarding making sure you can go into it and give the kind of performance you do, without letting the fans down — I'm having a great time. Vocally, I'm very strong; I have a lot of energy and I'm doing all the things that are important. So, it's only right to treat both bands respectfully and differently. So, my intention, no matter where I go and what I do, is to keep making metal on personal level.
Read the entire interview from SignOnSanDiego.com.
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And whats funny is what Halford says about the Muhammad Ali syndrome: "If you get in the ring too much,the whole thing can become really sad to look at and to listen to and you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician,especially in the extreme world of heavy metal".
And I'm thinking : "But Rob,K.K. and Glenn....thats what you just did with the Nostradamus album and tour!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" With his comments,wouldn't you think that they would want to create something fucking "heavy" while they are pushing 60 years old to go out ontop with?? I think the guys in Priest are "losing it" Guido.....somebody needs to get ahold of K.K. and Glenn and wake them the fuck up!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Thursday, December 16, 2010 2:23:26 PM)
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Just found this minutes ago people!
| ROB HALFORD On JUDAS PRIEST's Farewell Tour: We Want To Leave On Respectable Terms - Dec. 16, 2010 |
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George Varga of SignOnSanDiego.com recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/ HALFORD frontman Rob Halford. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does it feel like the start of a new chapter with the second decade of the HALFORD band starting, and the looming end of an old chapter, with JUDAS PRIEST having recently announced its farewell tour in 2011?
Halford: I suppose the way I perceive my life as a musician is that I'll just continue doing what I've always done. Of course, the bulk of my metal life has been with JUDAS PRIEST, and, yes, we are making this farewell tour next year and probably into 2012. But we do have a few more things we want to say. What we'd rather do, for the time being, is let this information settle, because its very big news for a lot of fans. So, we want to let the firestorm settle down. For all intents and purposes, it is the farewell tour.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Why?
Halford: I don't know, really. It really is for a lot of reasons. I suppose retirement or slowing down, if you want to call it that, I don't know. I think you have to face mortality, that's for sure. Some bands keep going and going, some bands ease off a bit, and some bands stop altogether. It happens to all bands, eventually, and now this is something we're facing in JUDAS PRIEST. So, what we want to do is leave on what we feel are respectable terms, musically.
SignOnSanDiego.com: But JUDAS PRIEST is still playing well and sounding good and continues to be popular around much of the world. Why quit now?
Halford: It's what I call the " Muhammad Ali syndrome." If you get in the ring too much, the whole thing can become really sad to look at and listen to. And you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician, especially in the extreme world of heavy metal, because it's very demanding to carry these old bodies all over the place. You try to do the things you could easily do 30 years ago and it's not so easy. What we would like our fans to do is consider that this something to celebrate and not feel sad or depressed about. It won't be all over in a flash.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does this mean you'll be cutting back from performing with the HALFORD band, too?
Halford: I don't really know. Again, in regards to the comment I made regarding making sure you can go into it and give the kind of performance you do, without letting the fans down — I'm having a great time. Vocally, I'm very strong; I have a lot of energy and I'm doing all the things that are important. So, it's only right to treat both bands respectfully and differently. So, my intention, no matter where I go and what I do, is to keep making metal on personal level.
Read the entire interview from SignOnSanDiego.com.
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This announcement does NOT leave me with a warm, fuzzy feeling.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Painkiller87 from Thursday, December 16, 2010 1:24:51 PM)| | | Painkiller87 wrote: | | Just found this minutes ago people!
| ROB HALFORD On JUDAS PRIEST's Farewell Tour: We Want To Leave On Respectable Terms - Dec. 16, 2010 |
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George Varga of SignOnSanDiego.com recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/ HALFORD frontman Rob Halford. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does it feel like the start of a new chapter with the second decade of the HALFORD band starting, and the looming end of an old chapter, with JUDAS PRIEST having recently announced its farewell tour in 2011?
Halford: I suppose the way I perceive my life as a musician is that I'll just continue doing what I've always done. Of course, the bulk of my metal life has been with JUDAS PRIEST, and, yes, we are making this farewell tour next year and probably into 2012. But we do have a few more things we want to say. What we'd rather do, for the time being, is let this information settle, because its very big news for a lot of fans. So, we want to let the firestorm settle down. For all intents and purposes, it is the farewell tour.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Why?
Halford: I don't know, really. It really is for a lot of reasons. I suppose retirement or slowing down, if you want to call it that, I don't know. I think you have to face mortality, that's for sure. Some bands keep going and going, some bands ease off a bit, and some bands stop altogether. It happens to all bands, eventually, and now this is something we're facing in JUDAS PRIEST. So, what we want to do is leave on what we feel are respectable terms, musically.
SignOnSanDiego.com: But JUDAS PRIEST is still playing well and sounding good and continues to be popular around much of the world. Why quit now?
Halford: It's what I call the " Muhammad Ali syndrome." If you get in the ring too much, the whole thing can become really sad to look at and listen to. And you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician, especially in the extreme world of heavy metal, because it's very demanding to carry these old bodies all over the place. You try to do the things you could easily do 30 years ago and it's not so easy. What we would like our fans to do is consider that this something to celebrate and not feel sad or depressed about. It won't be all over in a flash.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does this mean you'll be cutting back from performing with the HALFORD band, too?
Halford: I don't really know. Again, in regards to the comment I made regarding making sure you can go into it and give the kind of performance you do, without letting the fans down — I'm having a great time. Vocally, I'm very strong; I have a lot of energy and I'm doing all the things that are important. So, it's only right to treat both bands respectfully and differently. So, my intention, no matter where I go and what I do, is to keep making metal on personal level.
Read the entire interview from SignOnSanDiego.com.
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| [Painkiller87] Thursday, December 16, 2010 1:24:51 PM | |
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Just found this minutes ago people!
| ROB HALFORD On JUDAS PRIEST's Farewell Tour: We Want To Leave On Respectable Terms - Dec. 16, 2010 |
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George Varga of SignOnSanDiego.com recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/ HALFORD frontman Rob Halford. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does it feel like the start of a new chapter with the second decade of the HALFORD band starting, and the looming end of an old chapter, with JUDAS PRIEST having recently announced its farewell tour in 2011?
Halford: I suppose the way I perceive my life as a musician is that I'll just continue doing what I've always done. Of course, the bulk of my metal life has been with JUDAS PRIEST, and, yes, we are making this farewell tour next year and probably into 2012. But we do have a few more things we want to say. What we'd rather do, for the time being, is let this information settle, because its very big news for a lot of fans. So, we want to let the firestorm settle down. For all intents and purposes, it is the farewell tour.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Why?
Halford: I don't know, really. It really is for a lot of reasons. I suppose retirement or slowing down, if you want to call it that, I don't know. I think you have to face mortality, that's for sure. Some bands keep going and going, some bands ease off a bit, and some bands stop altogether. It happens to all bands, eventually, and now this is something we're facing in JUDAS PRIEST. So, what we want to do is leave on what we feel are respectable terms, musically.
SignOnSanDiego.com: But JUDAS PRIEST is still playing well and sounding good and continues to be popular around much of the world. Why quit now?
Halford: It's what I call the " Muhammad Ali syndrome." If you get in the ring too much, the whole thing can become really sad to look at and listen to. And you have to ensure that doesn't happen as a musician, especially in the extreme world of heavy metal, because it's very demanding to carry these old bodies all over the place. You try to do the things you could easily do 30 years ago and it's not so easy. What we would like our fans to do is consider that this something to celebrate and not feel sad or depressed about. It won't be all over in a flash.
SignOnSanDiego.com: Does this mean you'll be cutting back from performing with the HALFORD band, too?
Halford: I don't really know. Again, in regards to the comment I made regarding making sure you can go into it and give the kind of performance you do, without letting the fans down — I'm having a great time. Vocally, I'm very strong; I have a lot of energy and I'm doing all the things that are important. So, it's only right to treat both bands respectfully and differently. So, my intention, no matter where I go and what I do, is to keep making metal on personal level.
Read the entire interview from SignOnSanDiego.com.
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| [Painkiller87] Tuesday, November 30, 2010 6:01:29 PM | |
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DUDE!!! THE WORLD WILL SHAKE WITH POWER WITH THAT KIND OF A TOUR!!! AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!! HE. IS. THE PAINKILLER!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Tuesday, November 30, 2010 4:53:04 PM)| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | OR IS IT MIGHTY PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINKILLLLLLLLLLLLER ANNAVERSARY TOUR
| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | BEFORE THE HEEEEEELLLLLLLLRRRRRRIIIIIIDDDDDEEEERRRRRR CAN RAISE HIS FIST IN THE AIR AND SCREAM
FUUUUUUUUCCCCCC?????????????????????????? YYYYYYYYYYEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST .needs to know with what
PRIEVIOUS STUDIO ALBUM TOUR
ANOTHER ALBUM TOUR
OR BRAND NEW JUDAS PRIEST HEAVY METAL MONSTER TOUR.
I PRAY TO GOD IT IS THE LAST 1 .PLEASE GOD PLEASE.
| | | kiamat wrote: | | (From metalhammer.co.uk)
Judas Priest Tour Confirmed For 2011
terrybezer / News / 15/11/2010 15:05pm
 The metal legends are to hit the road in 2011! Get full details inside!
Judas Priest’s legendary guitarist K.K. Dowling has confirmed that Judas Priest will be touring in 2011.
Speaking on his blog, the iconic axeman has said: “It seems that the time has come for us to put the touring wheels in motion for our next world tour in 2011!
“It’s funny but these days around – about this time – I can’t help but reflect on the past when we had to load the touring van ourselves. Sometimes in the ice and snow, being afraid that we would get frostbites on our fingers and not be able to play the gig!
“It was our great fortune, as time passed, to go on and tour with almost every band that you can
think of. Some tours included very cool line-ups that many people may not even be aware of: e.g.
Priest, Whitesnake & Iron Maiden / Priest, Scorpions & Def Leppard / Priest & UFO… and the
list goes on.
“People often ask me what it’s like to be on a tour and I always say the same things about it: simply
it’s the hardest thing that you will ever do, but you wouldn’t change it for the world. The travelling
becomes such a major part of your life that you actually feel like a piece of luggage yourself! But
I must confess when you get to go to places that you have never been before like Korea, Turkey,
Romania, Columbia etc. it’s no surprise that you feel like the luckiest man alive. I guess mainly
because for me – growing up as a kid – thinking of going to any of these places would have been
pure fantasy.”
Pretty much official then! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | 2011 JUDAS PRIEST WORLD TOUR!!  ...please? 
| | | Becks wrote: | | LOL I missed this question when it was originally posted - I have it! Yay! It's cheese metal at it's best, a number of the songs anyways, but me likey.
Ok guys, here's a good interview with Rob. Mostly about Made of Metal, but a couple of good points to do with Priest I will cut and paste below:
www.ultimate-guitar.com/interviews/hit_the_lights/rob_halford_godfather_of_metal__metal_god_will_be_side_by_side.html
Will you be conducting any live solo dates in 2011?
No - it's all Priest. As we're talking right now, I'll be back home from the Ozzy tour and will see Glenn and so on. We'll just get together, and we'll figure out what the plans are for next year which is primarily getting back out on the road again, Priest having had a year off.
Are there any plans for a new Judas Priest album?
I'm sure there'll be something in the not too distant future because that's what we've been doing since day one, haven't we? We're a metal band, and we write, record, and tour. We're a bit more laid back these days; there's not the rush and the contractual obligations that there used to be. When we're ready, we're ready to do something like that. As usual though, as soon as we know what we're doing, we'll let everybody know on the website.
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| [hellrider 31038] Tuesday, November 30, 2010 4:53:04 PM | |
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OR IS IT MIGHTY PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINKILLLLLLLLLLLLER ANNAVERSARY TOUR
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by hellrider 31038 from Monday, November 15, 2010 8:09:41 PM)| | | hellrider 31038 wrote: | | BEFORE THE HEEEEEELLLLLLLLRRRRRRIIIIIIDDDDDEEEERRRRRR CAN RAISE HIS FIST IN THE AIR AND SCREAM
FUUUUUUUUCCCCCC?????????????????????????? YYYYYYYYYYEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST .needs to know with what
PRIEVIOUS STUDIO ALBUM TOUR
ANOTHER ALBUM TOUR
OR BRAND NEW JUDAS PRIEST HEAVY METAL MONSTER TOUR.
I PRAY TO GOD IT IS THE LAST 1 .PLEASE GOD PLEASE.
| | | kiamat wrote: | | (From metalhammer.co.uk)
Judas Priest Tour Confirmed For 2011
terrybezer / News / 15/11/2010 15:05pm
The metal legends are to hit the road in 2011! Get full details inside!
Judas Priest’s legendary guitarist K.K. Dowling has confirmed that Judas Priest will be touring in 2011.
Speaking on his blog, the iconic axeman has said: “It seems that the time has come for us to put the touring wheels in motion for our next world tour in 2011!
“It’s funny but these days around – about this time – I can’t help but reflect on the past when we had to load the touring van ourselves. Sometimes in the ice and snow, being afraid that we would get frostbites on our fingers and not be able to play the gig!
“It was our great fortune, as time passed, to go on and tour with almost every band that you can
think of. Some tours included very cool line-ups that many people may not even be aware of: e.g.
Priest, Whitesnake & Iron Maiden / Priest, Scorpions & Def Leppard / Priest & UFO… and the
list goes on.
“People often ask me what it’s like to be on a tour and I always say the same things about it: simply
it’s the hardest thing that you will ever do, but you wouldn’t change it for the world. The travelling
becomes such a major part of your life that you actually feel like a piece of luggage yourself! But
I must confess when you get to go to places that you have never been before like Korea, Turkey,
Romania, Columbia etc. it’s no surprise that you feel like the luckiest man alive. I guess mainly
because for me – growing up as a kid – thinking of going to any of these places would have been
pure fantasy.”
Pretty much official then! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | 2011 JUDAS PRIEST WORLD TOUR!! ...please?
| | | Becks wrote: | | LOL I missed this question when it was originally posted - I have it! Yay! It's cheese metal at it's best, a number of the songs anyways, but me likey.
Ok guys, here's a good interview with Rob. Mostly about Made of Metal, but a couple of good points to do with Priest I will cut and paste below:
www.ultimate-guitar.com/interviews/hit_the_lights/rob_halford_godfather_of_metal__metal_god_will_be_side_by_side.html
Will you be conducting any live solo dates in 2011?
No - it's all Priest. As we're talking right now, I'll be back home from the Ozzy tour and will see Glenn and so on. We'll just get together, and we'll figure out what the plans are for next year which is primarily getting back out on the road again, Priest having had a year off.
Are there any plans for a new Judas Priest album?
I'm sure there'll be something in the not too distant future because that's what we've been doing since day one, haven't we? We're a metal band, and we write, record, and tour. We're a bit more laid back these days; there's not the rush and the contractual obligations that there used to be. When we're ready, we're ready to do something like that. As usual though, as soon as we know what we're doing, we'll let everybody know on the website.
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| [HOT ROCKIN' METAL GODDESS] Tuesday, November 30, 2010 10:42:58 AM | |
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Just saw this and thought it was great that Priest got mentioned!
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Hey Nostradamus contained just about every single music outing Priest has ever done. Except like Point of Entry and Turbo haha. Plus it covered some new ground as well, as most Priest records do.
It is a VERY metal record.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Brian_Evans from Saturday, November 27, 2010 9:32:37 AM)| | | Brian_Evans wrote: | | Lets hope they completely forget about Nostrasamus and move on to record a real Heavy Metal cd that contains a metal swagger like "Painkiller" or "Unleashed in the East". And not wait two or four years from now to release it. Ha!
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Lets hope they completely forget about Nostrasamus and move on to record a real Heavy Metal cd that contains a metal swagger like "Painkiller" or "Unleashed in the East". And not wait two or four years from now to release it. Ha!
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| As for the tour dates?
I would assume its a European tour, mainly festivals in the late spring and summer.
They all talked about bringing the British Steel tour to Europe. Maybe it'll finally happy?
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| [Head banger] Saturday, November 27, 2010 8:47:06 AM | |
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hope so, but I doubt it.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by spapad from Friday, November 26, 2010 4:42:25 PM)| | | spapad wrote: | | We've got some other things poking around in the fire.
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I think that sounds promising not only for a tour (NZ please!) but new music. Fingers crossed!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:11 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | ROB HALFORD Says JUDAS PRIEST Will Announce Its Touring Plans In December
Kory Grow of Revolver magazine recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/HALFORD frontman Rob Halford.
Revolver: Do you find it hard to break away from JUDAS PRIEST with your solo music?
Halford: I'm lucky I got a fairly wide range of what I can do with my voice. But it still belongs to JUDAS PRIEST. My voice belongs to JUDAS PRIEST and it always will, as it should. It's like when you hear Robert Plant singing, Oh, that's the LED ZEPPELIN dude. If Bruce Dickinson did some solo work, Oh, that's the IRON MAIDEN dude. If Vince Neil did some solo work, Oh, that's the MÖTLEY CRÜE dude. There's nothing to be ashamed of, nothing to worry about. It's just an instrument, and you use it as best you can in the places that you need to.
Revolver: What did you do differently with HALFORD than with PRIEST?
Halford: I write lyrics differently, just because I can't sing about me being clean and sober for 25 years ["Twenty-Five Years"] on a PRIEST record. That would be completely wrong. And the other songs, like "We Own the Night", anything that has a really personal, intimate type of reflection, lyrically, would be out of place in another place. Besides that, I think we're just a band that has our own take on what we do with the metal we write and perform live. I think if you see us live, as hopefully you might get a chance to see when we come through, it's great man.
Revolver: Any plans with PRIEST?
Halford: Yeah, I was talking to PRIEST's management the other day. We had a chitchat about things. We're putting together some shows, we're going to be booked out extensively through 2011 and most of '12. We've got some other things poking around in the fire. And we will be disclosing those through the website. Look for that in December.
Read the entire interview from Revolver magazine.
Edited at: Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:34 PM |
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| [hellrider 31038] Friday, November 26, 2010 6:19:33 PM | |
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POKING AROUND IN THE FIRE
YEAH I LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT VERY ENCOURAGING.
BRRIINNNNNGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN AAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH NEXT MIGHTY PRIESRT BEAST METAL MONSTER ALBUM WITH MY FIST IN THE AIR HELLLLLLLLL YEEEEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH |
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| [spapad] Friday, November 26, 2010 4:42:25 PM | |
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We've got some other things poking around in the fire.
I hope by this sentence we may be able to expect some new music. Too much to ask? |
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| [Head banger] Friday, November 26, 2010 1:51:33 PM | |
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| Fuck the tour, give me a new Album. |
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| [Painkiller87] Friday, November 26, 2010 1:31:31 PM | |
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AWWWW YEAH!!!! Can't wait to hear the plans!! I WANT ANOTHER METAL MASTERS TOUR!!!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:11 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | ROB HALFORD Says JUDAS PRIEST Will Announce Its Touring Plans In December
Kory Grow of Revolver magazine recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/HALFORD frontman Rob Halford.
Revolver: Do you find it hard to break away from JUDAS PRIEST with your solo music?
Halford: I'm lucky I got a fairly wide range of what I can do with my voice. But it still belongs to JUDAS PRIEST. My voice belongs to JUDAS PRIEST and it always will, as it should. It's like when you hear Robert Plant singing, Oh, that's the LED ZEPPELIN dude. If Bruce Dickinson did some solo work, Oh, that's the IRON MAIDEN dude. If Vince Neil did some solo work, Oh, that's the MÖTLEY CRÜE dude. There's nothing to be ashamed of, nothing to worry about. It's just an instrument, and you use it as best you can in the places that you need to.
Revolver: What did you do differently with HALFORD than with PRIEST?
Halford: I write lyrics differently, just because I can't sing about me being clean and sober for 25 years ["Twenty-Five Years"] on a PRIEST record. That would be completely wrong. And the other songs, like "We Own the Night", anything that has a really personal, intimate type of reflection, lyrically, would be out of place in another place. Besides that, I think we're just a band that has our own take on what we do with the metal we write and perform live. I think if you see us live, as hopefully you might get a chance to see when we come through, it's great man.
Revolver: Any plans with PRIEST?
Halford: Yeah, I was talking to PRIEST's management the other day. We had a chitchat about things. We're putting together some shows, we're going to be booked out extensively through 2011 and most of '12. We've got some other things poking around in the fire. And we will be disclosing those through the website. Look for that in December.
Read the entire interview from Revolver magazine.
Edited at: Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:34 PM |
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| [guidogodoy] Friday, November 26, 2010 1:23:41 PM | |
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YEEEEHHHAAAWWWWW!!!! 
Now, I am thankful. Didn't even have to get up at 5am either.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Vaillant 3.0 from Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:11 PM)| | | Vaillant 3.0 wrote: | | ROB HALFORD Says JUDAS PRIEST Will Announce Its Touring Plans In December
Kory Grow of Revolver magazine recently conducted an interview with JUDAS PRIEST/HALFORD frontman Rob Halford.
Revolver: Do you find it hard to break away from JUDAS PRIEST with your solo music?
Halford: I'm lucky I got a fairly wide range of what I can do with my voice. But it still belongs to JUDAS PRIEST. My voice belongs to JUDAS PRIEST and it always will, as it should. It's like when you hear Robert Plant singing, Oh, that's the LED ZEPPELIN dude. If Bruce Dickinson did some solo work, Oh, that's the IRON MAIDEN dude. If Vince Neil did some solo work, Oh, that's the MÖTLEY CRÜE dude. There's nothing to be ashamed of, nothing to worry about. It's just an instrument, and you use it as best you can in the places that you need to.
Revolver: What did you do differently with HALFORD than with PRIEST?
Halford: I write lyrics differently, just because I can't sing about me being clean and sober for 25 years ["Twenty-Five Years"] on a PRIEST record. That would be completely wrong. And the other songs, like "We Own the Night", anything that has a really personal, intimate type of reflection, lyrically, would be out of place in another place. Besides that, I think we're just a band that has our own take on what we do with the metal we write and perform live. I think if you see us live, as hopefully you might get a chance to see when we come through, it's great man.
Revolver: Any plans with PRIEST?
Halford: Yeah, I was talking to PRIEST's management the other day. We had a chitchat about things. We're putting together some shows, we're going to be booked out extensively through 2011 and most of '12. We've got some other things poking around in the fire. And we will be disclosing those through the website. Look for that in December.
Read the entire interview from Revolver magazine.
Edited at: Friday, November 26, 2010 1:01:34 PM |
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