| Nostradamus is not the reason for troubles, it is enrichment not a mistake, if the most fans don´t respect it, then they get troubles!
This is the home of Judas, they are not transferred on some people, who dislike this album, they want to earn money and they want feedback of the fans, but I don´t believe Nostradamus is the reason for troubles.
I think they don´t regret the production and a lot of fans love this album very much!
All I can say, they know what they want, they know what they do, they are able to graduate their money.
Judas Priest wanted to do this album otherwise they hadn´t produced it!
I would like to know, what Rob Halford is thinking about Nostradamus now, I will ask him!
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by Head banger from Tuesday, May 07, 2013 8:01:55 AM)| |  | Head banger wrote: | | if most of the fans even bought nostradamus the band is in trouble. and since those your slaging (like me...) did buy it they are in worse trouble.
If you love them you must accept they will try anything
so if you love your spouse its ok you should accept they are spending all the cash in the house on Heroin and prostitiutes? didnt think so.
and, again this isnt a homepage, this is a band page....
| | | Trixi wrote: | | | You are and your 2 or 3 silly friends, aren´t most of the fans.
Have you enough honesty to say your meaning, about Nostradamus, to the band? I don´t think so.
Normally the band must kick you in your ass, but they have a good behaviour!
Mister President, Judas Priest the greatest band ever, isn´t it enough for you?
Isn´t it better you change your favourite group, if you don´t like all of them?
As you have all the time negative meanings about their albums?!
The band can live without your meaning!
Judas Priest always try and to attempt anything!
You must accept that, we love all about Judas Priest!
I wrote my answer of your question already! I was all my life only a big Ozzy Osbourne fan and I wasn´t so involved with Judas Priest, but I`ve listened their songs years ago. I was never ever in the Internet before, my enthusiasm for Priest brought me to the Internet.
It´s not a question, how long you are here on this homepage but what´s your feeling in your heart, if you listen a Judas Priest song!
I defend all the decisions and meanings of Judas Priest but I have the same meaning like the band, that´s it.
| | | Tania2194AD wrote: | | great post Trixi
| | | Trixi wrote: | |
Read the lyrics!
| | | Trixi wrote: | | I have a lot to post!
This song express Rob´s feelings of his life!
| | | Trixi wrote: | | | Rob Halford has an intense might about my feelings, about my future, about my emotions and about my charisma. It is also the way you feel? There´s only one who can wear the title God of Metal, nobody can replace Rob Halford and K. K. Downing, now and in the future! His mighty and insatiable sight, He conducted the guitarists and the audience, with his full commitment. You can also discover his sensitive side in the ballads. It isn´t boring, it is amazing, the passion inside of him.
He is so intense, attractive, mad, wild, crazy, and he has an enormous power and energy! He is wilder as the wildest animal and he is stronger as the strongest hurricane!
On the other side he is soft, sensitive, emotional and full of feelings, sentimental, sensuous, and charming.
“25 years” is a song about his life; it comes deeply from his heart, he enchants me!
I want to look like, feel like, think like and move like Rob; he is absolutely my shining example.
I want it to identify with him.
(I corrected my text, do and write what you want. I don´t know why some people are don´t agree with some Judas Priest albums, or deep emotions of some other people. This homepage is made to express your feelings and suggestions. It´s unpleasant to read in every posting negative messages. When I hear Judas Priest I have only positive feelings!)
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | Well, I think I understand but you are replying to yourself again. Notice how the bottom of my message say "replying to Trixi?" Not hard. Just click the double-paper on the person to whom you wish to reply.
As for my friends here, they have the same rights as anyone to voice their thoughts. What you claim to be "proper behaviour" is, in fact, quite subjective - subject to YOUR interpretation in this case. Your idea of what is "proper" seems to be that everyone has to do what you say and blindly follow what is an often confusing lead. Many here obviously disagree.
| | | Trixi wrote: | | I mean not you,I hope you understand me now, but your friends must have proper behaviour now!
| | | Trixi wrote: | | | Be free to who
be free to be,
what you want to be!
Fühle dich frei
das zu sein,
was immer du werden wolltest!
This quotation is spoken by Rob Halford on the documentary film, British Steel.
| | | Trixi wrote: | | | Bee free to who
be free to be,
what you want to be!
Fühle dich frei
Das zu sein,
was immer du werden wolltest!
This quotation is spoken by Rob Halford on the documentary film, British Steel.
| | | guidogodoy wrote: | | You seem to be mis-quoting again. I think you meant to respond to JD, not me.
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