Judas Priest
Supergroups Presents A Night On The Road #ANOTR-182
The Palladium, New York City, NY 1981
Pre-FM Recording sourced from 3 LP vinyl set
Flac & MP3 320kbps
LP Label Scan Included
01 Solar Angels
02 Heading Out To The Highway
03 Diamonds & Rust
04 Hell Bent For Leather
05 Sinner
06 Beyond The Realms Of Death
07 Grinder
08 Desert Plains
09 Hot Rockin'
10 You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise
11 Victim Of Changes
12 Green Manalishi
13 Breakin' The Law
14 Living After Midnight
15 Tyrant
Rob Halford – vocals
Glenn Tipton – guitars, keyboards, synthesizer
Ian Hill – bass
K. K. Downing - guitars
Dave Holland - drums
Black Sabbath is widely considered to be the fathers of the beast we all love to call Heavy Metal. Ian Gillan once said that until Sabbath came along the heavy groups thought being heavy meant playing louder. Judas Priest is credited with defining the modern Metal sound as well as the metal uniform of studs and leather. The band is in fine form on this recording proving they deserve the title of Metal Gods. The set list is awesome, you still get classics like "Tyrant" & "Beyond The Realms Of Death", plus "Solar Angels" & "Dessert Plains" which are not played much after this tour. The sound quality is great but a little crisp on the high end as most Pre-FM recordings are EQed to compensate for the FM signals natural cutting of a recordings high end.
Supergroups Presents A Night On The Road #ANOTR-182
The Palladium, New York City, NY 1981
Pre-FM Recording sourced from 3 LP vinyl set
Flac & MP3 320kbps
LP Label Scan Included
01 Solar Angels
02 Heading Out To The Highway
03 Diamonds & Rust
04 Hell Bent For Leather
05 Sinner
06 Beyond The Realms Of Death
07 Grinder
08 Desert Plains
09 Hot Rockin'
10 You Don't Have To Be Old To Be Wise
11 Victim Of Changes
12 Green Manalishi
13 Breakin' The Law
14 Living After Midnight
15 Tyrant
Rob Halford – vocals
Glenn Tipton – guitars, keyboards, synthesizer
Ian Hill – bass
K. K. Downing - guitars
Dave Holland - drums
Black Sabbath is widely considered to be the fathers of the beast we all love to call Heavy Metal. Ian Gillan once said that until Sabbath came along the heavy groups thought being heavy meant playing louder. Judas Priest is credited with defining the modern Metal sound as well as the metal uniform of studs and leather. The band is in fine form on this recording proving they deserve the title of Metal Gods. The set list is awesome, you still get classics like "Tyrant" & "Beyond The Realms Of Death", plus "Solar Angels" & "Dessert Plains" which are not played much after this tour. The sound quality is great but a little crisp on the high end as most Pre-FM recordings are EQed to compensate for the FM signals natural cutting of a recordings high end.
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