Daghouse.com

To celebrate my new home theatre/Smart TV, while I was "working" today , I watched Judas Priest '2012-Epitaph' Hammersmith Apollo concert on the Coda channel.

A few observations.
Richie Faulkner is a manic shredder of a player that far out-performs both KK Downing and most likely Glenn Tipton as well.
Typically guitar masturbation bores the shit out of me, but he did it well on these classics.

Unless this was sonically edited, Halford hit most of the notes in 'Victim of Changes'. He played it safe where necessary, but there were some parts of the concert that made me think that some of this was 'post production' . It was convincing enough of a performance though.
Though I cannot stomach the horrible 'Nostradamus' 2 x CD. I found the song 'Prophecy' tolerable in this set. Actually enjoyable, though I am not re-visiting that album.
I still find 'Turbo Lover' an awful song and era.
They did a very nice new take on Joan Baez 'Diamonds and Rust'.

This was probably the last passable line up of Judas Priest:

Halford
Glenn Tipton
Ian Hill
Scott Travis
Richie Faulkner

Breaking the Law

Yo Lewdd, c'mon over. I'll fire up the barbie and we can lounge around watching sports and music.

Professional Croquet and the music of SWANS and Sonic Youth.

We are the TRUE party animals.

should i bring my new bootleg collection of beavis and butthead dvds that have all of the original episodes with the music videos in tact

You need to ask?

I will bring my Young Ones DVD box set too

I love me some UK Subs too

lewdd wrote:I love me some UK Subs too

I know! Same here and I'd really like to get more of their stuff on vinyl one of these days. But anyway, I posted that partly because I knew you're also a fan, lewdd.

I have one copy of almost every album and single on vinyl and CD plus a few box sets and some 10" reissues of the first 5 albums.

Gentlemen….. stop hijacking the topic.

This is about croquet

If anyone has the UK Subs Riot LP on vinyl, please mail it to me. I have it on the double LP version that is combined with Quintessentials, but not as a standalone LP.