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| Nice idea that nothing on this live album has been on previous live albums. I guess they realised that we'd already heard "Breaking The Law" a million times. |
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| The diea itself is nice, but it's a shame it is not from one or two shows. Now you'll get a huge difference in quality. |
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| Here's hoping they include "Dissident Aggressor" from the 2008 tour. |
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| Watch. its just gonna be a buncha tracks from nostradamus. |
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| It probably will be but hopefully they play it a bit faster. The album needed it. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 19.05.2009 at 01:05
The diea itself is nice, but it's a shame it is not from one or two shows. Now you'll get a huge difference in quality.
Yeah thats what I was thinking. Didn't work out too badly with Saxon's The Eagle Has Landed III which was recorded in multiple places if I recall correctly. |
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Written by Derwood on 19.05.2009 at 02:38
Here's hoping they include "Dissident Aggressor" from the 2008 tour.
yeah! it would be nice ... |
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| I don't like the album's name, but this seems at least somewhat interesting. |
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| Well let's see what this ol' dudes have for us, seems nice BTW. |
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Yes this album seems fun! maybe they'll include Wheels Of Fire, Locgness or Angel From Angel Of Retribution and some cool songs from Nostradamus  oh yeah and i wish they would have a live version of "Blood Red Skies", cz i really wanna hear it live. It's such an amazing song! |
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Written by Doc Godin on 19.05.2009 at 03:50
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 19.05.2009 at 01:05
The diea itself is nice, but it's a shame it is not from one or two shows. Now you'll get a huge difference in quality.
Yeah thats what I was thinking. Didn't work out too badly with Saxon's The Eagle Has Landed III which was recorded in multiple places if I recall correctly.
Halford's Live Insurrection was also recorded in tons of places and it sounds really good
Written by Derwood on 19.05.2009 at 02:38
Here's hoping they include "Dissident Aggressor" from the 2008 tour.
yeah, they surely will include D.A., also Eat Me Alive, Between the Hammer and the Anvil, Hell Patrol, Rock Hard Ride Free, Angel, Prophecy(with Dawn of Creation), Devil's Child and Death from their new album.
hell, i've already mapped out their tracklist  there's only one track missing and i think it's Sinner but they already released it in 79.. guess people forget with old age |
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Natalya - 19.05.2009 at 21:33
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Considering the list of tracks, the new album gonna kick metal ass...
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Written by Guest on 19.05.2009 at 21:33
Considering the list of tracks, the new album gonna kick metal ass...
No tracklisting has been released yet. |
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Nobody in here expects to hear some Rippers era songs??
I do.. |
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Written by Marcelo Hissa on 20.05.2009 at 02:08
Nobody in here expects to hear some Rippers era songs??
I do..
when halford came back, they stated they weren't gonna do ripper songs, cause "those were ripper's songs, it would be right if i (halford) sang them" or something along those lines. which is hypocritical as all hell, seeing as when halford went solo he played old priest stuff, and when halford was replaced by ripper, ripper played old priest stuff. plus, look at maiden. bruce does blaze songs. they're just looking for a professional reason as to why they dont wanna play those songs. |
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Written by Nickferatu367 on 20.05.2009 at 07:35
Written by Marcelo Hissa on 20.05.2009 at 02:08
Nobody in here expects to hear some Rippers era songs??
I do..
when halford came back, they stated they weren't gonna do ripper songs, cause "those were ripper's songs, it would be right if i (halford) sang them" or something along those lines. which is hypocritical as all hell, seeing as when halford went solo he played old priest stuff, and when halford was replaced by ripper, ripper played old priest stuff. plus, look at maiden. bruce does blaze songs. they're just looking for a professional reason as to why they dont wanna play those songs.
imo the problem lies in the fact that the Ripper era, though they released 1 good album and 1 decent one, was somehow a experimental era of Priest, their "real" sound was with Halford. also no-one is banning Ripper from playing those songs in his solo band. they just don't think that that stuff is what the public wants to hear(i know i don't want to)
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 19.05.2009 at 23:11
Written by Guest on 19.05.2009 at 21:33
Considering the list of tracks, the new album gonna kick metal ass...
No tracklisting has been released yet.
but like i said there's lots of stuff they played on the last tours which will undoubtedly find their way into the tracklist. hell i've already mentioned 10 out of 11 tracks, i'm only curious as to which song they'll re-release live(even though they say that no song will be repeated) |
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Omegabyss - 20.05.2009 at 22:24
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| I hope songs like One Shot at Glory, Eat Me Alive, Hot Rockin, Ram It Down, Hard as Iron, Blood Red Skies, Between the Hammer and the Anvil, Fire Burns Below (DOUBT IT), Hell Patrol, Wild Nights, Hot and Crazy Days are on it |
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Written by Nickferatu367 on 19.05.2009 at 02:42
Watch. its just gonna be a buncha tracks from nostradamus.
You couldnt be more right... |
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Written by Baz Anderson on 19.05.2009 at 01:00
Nice idea that nothing on this live album has been on previous live albums. I guess they realised that we'd already heard "Breaking The Law" a million times.
they got it wrong  all these tracks weren't released on an album with Rob, but most of these tracks were already on Rising in the East or were available as live bonus tracks(Riding on the Wind)
new stuff: Dissident Aggressor, Between the Hammer and the Anvil, Eat Me Alive, and of course the Nostradamus tracks. here's hoping that one of these songs was recorded in Bucharest
also i'm not complaining about the fact that most of these tracks are already on the DVD or as bonus live tracks, i love Rob's voice in the past years and i am very much looking forward to this |
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| Eat Me Alive? they played that LIVE? unexpected... |
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| The track list is a lot stronger than I was expecting. I'm glad they're including "Death;" by far my favourite track from Nostradamus. "Beyond the Realms of Death" is a very welcome surprise and "Dissident Aggressor" was great live. A little shocked, but not disappointed, that "Nostradamus" isn't on there. |
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Written by Derwood on 27.05.2009 at 16:47
The track list is a lot stronger than I was expecting. I'm glad they're including "Death;" by far my favourite track from Nostradamus. "Beyond the Realms of Death" is a very welcome surprise and "Dissident Aggressor" was great live. A little shocked, but not disappointed, that "Nostradamus" isn't on there. \,,/ for Realms. Also slightly surprised by the absence of Nostradamus, but it makes plenty of sense when Painkiller is included
How have the recent performances of Dissident compared to the album version? |
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Written by Syk on 27.05.2009 at 20:26
Written by Derwood on 27.05.2009 at 16:47
The track list is a lot stronger than I was expecting. I'm glad they're including "Death;" by far my favourite track from Nostradamus. "Beyond the Realms of Death" is a very welcome surprise and "Dissident Aggressor" was great live. A little shocked, but not disappointed, that "Nostradamus" isn't on there. ,,/ for Realms. Also slightly surprised by the absence of Nostradamus, but it makes plenty of sense when Painkiller is included
How have the recent performances of Dissident compared to the album version?
lol "Nostradamus" wasn't even played live in any tour, though it would have been pretty awesome.
Dissident Aggressor lacks all the vicious screaming obviously but still is pretty brutal, especially the intro is done like Slayer's version and sounds pretty kickass. |
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| Not bad. i didn't think they would release a bunch of those, cause they were on Rising in the East. but that was a DVD, not an album. so i see the trickery there...we're on to you Priest. |
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Mmm well, I'm kinda dissapointed by the tracks but, hey, I like Eat Me Alive!
Well, I saw them last year and they gave a killer show, so a live album from them is always accepted. |
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Written by Valentin B on 27.05.2009 at 20:53
lol "Nostradamus" wasn't even played live in any tour, though it would have been pretty awesome.
Dissident Aggressor lacks all the vicious screaming obviously but still is pretty brutal, especially the intro is done like Slayer's version and sounds pretty kickass.
You know, I could have sworn they played Nostradamus when I saw them last year, but you're right, they didn't. I definitely agree with your assessment of Dissident Aggressor. Rob can't quite get the highs anymore, but the performance over all is still great. |
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| I still don't like the live album's title, but I guess there's nothing I can do about that... |
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| This is going to be AWESOME!!!!! |
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| I can't understand that bands claim that their live album will only consist of songs "all previously unreleased in a live version!" when in fact on this one at least two songs were already featured on Live In London. Okay, that album doesn't have Rob on vocals, but IT WAS A Judas Preist LIVE album. |
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