Teen Opera Singer Reacts To Judas Priest - Painkiller

Original Video:
Judas Priest's Youtube Channel:

Please Follow Me On My Socials
(U can find all links to my social media accounts through this one link)
Separate Links Of My Social Media Accounts Down Below:

#judaspriest #painkiller #teen #opera #singer #singingreaction #metal

[alexthorpe]

It’s been said that hearing Painkiller as your first Judas Priest song is like being fired out of a cannon into a hurricane. They’ve been making music for about 50 years, but it’s likely their most intense song.

[thomasharris]

Rob is called the "Metal God" for good reason

[SilverbladeGR]

Halford isn't just a heavy metal icon, but also a humble person and a gentleman. Also he has balls of steel for daring to come out in 1998 when it wasn't as common for celebrities to do so and almost unheard of for a metal frontman.

[mrawesome]

He is in his 70s and still touring. A true gift to us that love his music. Hard to beat a 4 octave voice.

[chadgarrett]

Your smile just brightened my day. I'm a 52 yr. old gigging musician / vocalist. I got to hear all of these songs for the 1st time when they were released - along with the rest of the world. Aging sometimes has an upside. Best of luck with your channel.

[krzysztofherdzik]

It is amazing to see someone listening to The Painkiller for the first time and actually headbanging with a grin on their face during the solo. When I heard this song for the first time, I just sat there petrified thinking "Oh God make it stop, I won't survive this". Took me a while to get used to this kind of sonic bombardment. This young lady is obviously very talented and actually can hear music

[MetaFootballTV]

Halford is known from his very unique vocal style and he had a 6 octave vocal range in the early days of the band's career which lead to some of the most iconic vocal work heavy metal genre has even witnessed live.

[metalmark]

Glad you enjoyed this song and Rob Halford's vocals. People like to throw Painkiller at reactors because of intensity and it's popularity. To get a full rounded appreciation of Judas Priest and Rob Halford's vocals, I'd recommend songs Dreamer/Deceiver & Deceiver (do both simultaneously), Diamonds & Rust and Victim of Changes Live from Unleashed in the East.

[jeffreydavies]

Enough metal in this song to build a aircraft carrier 😂

[agubaia]

This song is complex, fast, high production and performance. One of the best of all time

[robertbennett]

Ive been a Judas priest fan since British Steel album, and there will never nobody does it better then Rob Halford

[sumonjamal]

Rob Halford of Judas Priest truly set the peak of the high scream in heavy metal... He set the stage for so many singers who heard his vocals and tried to emulate his style - King Diamond, Jon Oliva of Savatage, Geoff Tate of Queensryche, Bruce Dickinson of Iron Maiden, etc. etc.
Rock n' roll music in the 60's did not have too many screamers... Little Richard was a howler from the 50's... but most 60's artists were like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Cream, The Doors, etc... Then came the 'Unholy Trinity' of British rock - Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin sang in a high pitch that often got him mischaracterized as 'gay'...but his powerful vocal delivery made Led Zeppelin a sensation by 1970... Black Sabbath debuted in 1970 and their vocalist Ozzy Osbourne had a delivery that could be morbid at one end... and powerful on the other... Ian Gillan joined Deep Purple in 1969 and transformed the band from a pop rock combo to a heavy rock band w/ his high screams and wailing delivery.

Judas Priest was a British rock band when Rob Halford joined in 1973 and his high range vocals elevated the band's intensity and finesse... It took a few years from their debut in 1974 until they broke big worldwide in 1980 w/ their 6th album 'British Steel'... their 1990 album 'Painkiller' was a sonic triumph for Priest when the media and some fans were saying that they were 'underperforming' in the metal scene by 1988.

In 1992, Rob Halford left Judas Priest to work on solo projects... he formed the band Fight, which released 2 albums... Then, he challenged himself musically w/ the industrial rock band 2wo and their only album 'Voyeurs' in 1998... Dissatisfied w/ his solo career, he returned to heavy metal in 2000 w/ the band Halford... In 2004, Judas Priest (who had recorded 2 album w/ vocalist Tim 'Ripper' Owens) announced that Rob Halford was reuniting w/ the band, and he has been w/ them since. He also put out some unique records, like the Christmas album "Winter songs' under the Halford name.

[nikol]

Haha, the reaction on your face was priceless!! Thank you. I completely forgot how intense Rob Halford could sing, he is truly incredible!

[caveman]

Rob Halford has a voice like an air raid siren, while at other times being quite operatic. Priest has a vast catalogue but a few other good examples of his voice are "Heading Out to the Highway", "Dreamer Deciever", "Diamonds and Rust ", and "Victim of Changes" There are many others of course. Thanks for sharing your review with us., as its nice to see younger people appreciating the "older" stuff😀👍

[jimspetdragons]

Great video. Love Blood Red Skies even more as it shows all of his range and the spectrum of his voice. There's no official video that I can find, but the studio version is a must. The vocals are quite impressive. There are other, more popular hits, but the vocals are the highlight here. Great song. Check it out on your own if you don't intend to react to it.

[auraxed]

This is the best reaction I ever saw to Painkiller! Thanks for providing us with a big smile throughout the entire video 😊

[jeffreyflint]

Rob Halfords vocals are top notch. Live is even better!!!! Been a fan since the seventies. About 1975 I found them. Fell in love with the band instantly.

[zeigbert]

The two guitar attack! Props to the high pitched metal scream, pain!

[williamnettnin]

This is my definition of a heavy metal song Rob is a metal GOD

[scottdaughtry]

Rob is one of the top-level heavy metal vocalists of all time. It is well worth your time to dive much deeper into heavy metal, which gets bashed (and sometimes rightfully so) as being shallow - but you'll find that it is populated with amazing talent. Judas Priest have been at it since the earliest days of heavy metal and still going strong (their latest CD is being worked on at this moment). Check out Rob Halford's amazing track Silent Screams for a great example of his range...