Screaming for Vengeance

And I remember you saying, "Why did Judas Priest need an outside writer?" But I guess he was a guy that was just being, he was having his songs presented to different hard rock bands, different record companies.

So he actually wrote Take These Chains off Screaming for Vengeance, and Some Heads Are Gonna Roll, and Helix's song Gimme an R.

Did you see the video for that?

R. Oh, oh.

Yeah, same here, too.

I have a list of albums to go through.

I mean, I know you guys do a year-end thing like we do.

And it's a real heavy year.

There was kind of a lull in the middle of the summer, I think.

But then now we're just getting pummeled with new albums.

And I've been binging to the new Airborne album.

And people say, oh, you know, ACDC, ACDC.

bit of a high bar but yeah you could be right

yeah so then on the on the uh on electric eye the next song is not um heading out to the highway it's locked in which is another mid-tempo turbo track So it's like, if I were there, you know, I'm loving Defenders of the Faith and Screaming for Vengeance, and I come and they play two mid-tempo songs to open, I'd be pissed.

And what was the

actual set list

Yeah, because we've reviewed that, I believe.

I think I must be thinking of Ram It Down.

Yeah, Screaming for Vengeance, Rock Hard Ride Free, Hellbent for Leather.

It does say the bonus tracks were recorded from that tour, so whatever I had must be incorrect, because why would they lie on a live album?

transplant at one point, too.

But again, if you just look at Richie, and he's doing what he's trying to do, and we spoke with this prior, but 1982, Number of the Beast, Screaming for Vengeance, Blackout by the Scorpions, Diver Down, Van Halen, Just timing, man.

Like those albums sold by the truckload.

This did not.

More.

Welcome back to the Rock Monster Show right here on We Rock FM with me Pyro and we have another hour of the best mix of classic rock prog and blues for you here on We Rock FM and we have some great tracks still to come still to come we have two more tracks on this week's album of the week from Airborne that's called Airborne but we just had Screaming for Vengeance by Judas Priest and we started off this hour from the album Momentary Lapse of Reason Pink Floyd on the turning away coming up now a live track from iron maiden from the book of souls live edition and this is the classic track of theirs this is number of the beast

well

that they will have understanding reckoning the number of the beast.

Are you Priest?

Yeah, Judas Priest, Screaming for Vengeance.

Screaming for Vengeance.

And, of course, okay, so then you're alluding to...

You got another thing coming.

Oh, for

best album.

Um, I like, I like screaming for vengeance more than painkiller.

It sounds so good.

The first record I ever bought was Screaming for Vengeance, and I was just saying to Job, Like, listen to that.

He's like, he's getting the notes.

We're backstage.

It looked like a transformer.

And then one for Screaming for Vengeance is this eagle that's got missiles and stuff on him, and he looks awesome.

And that's why we put that one on Krieger's van when we come back from the coma seasons.

We have Screaming for Vengeance.

Okay, okay.

That's so fun.

I'm assuming Judas Priest is on that list for you.

Well, Screaming for Vengeance was the first, uh, album that I ever bought.

Uh- It was.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I think, uh, we were, like I was, back when Ryan was saying, you know, um, about how he went and bought Screaming for Vengeance, I went and bought Metallica's Black Album on cassette when I was a little kid.

And I had that, and I was, um, I always just thought it was called The Black Album like everyone else.