The concert was fantastic, I wrote all my impressions of this show and I sent very nice pictures of Judas Priest on my topic: for really true fans with higher feelings, you can read it and you can write something about your impressions, if you want.
There were not so many fans, but it was a really good show and a really good mood in the cinema!!!
What do you think about realizing the Opera Nostradamus, into a big show on stage, it was planned by Glenn Tipton and Rob Halford, years ago, you can write something about, on my topic: Realize the Opera Nostradamus, or what do you think about the guitar legend Kenny Downing, if you want to bring K. K. Downing back to the Priest, you can vote with your positive message on my topic: K. K. Downing. You can read also 2 letters about my suggestions, on the topic: communicate with the band. We need your support! Your friend, Trixie

		caseyray wrote:
		I saw "Epitaph" May 15 in Orland Park, Illinois (Chicago suburb). We had about the same amount of people attending as you report. There was no advertising, so you had to be a hardcore Judas Priest fan to know about the movie. The sound was initially too low, but a member of our audience asked the staff to turn the volume up. The experience was much better with everything cranked to eleven, even though the speakers would distort every now and then. Movie theatres can't handle Ian Hill! The overall experience was great, though. How often do you get to see a Priest concert film in theatres? There were actually a few people in the audience chanting, "Oh, yeah!" with Halford. Of course, the concert was awesome. Not only was the music excellent, but the interaction within the band was fun to watch. I last saw Judas Priest live in Hammond, Indiana during the Epitaph tour, and this movie was a really nice complement to that show (which I actually think was better). Now fans have the the Blu-ray, the new album and some possible live dates to look forward to. It's very gratifying to see a band that's been around for over forty years continue to produce new material and still help us all get our Heavy Metal fix.