Judas Priest are still a force to be reckoned with, as this live album shows. Pretty credible performance from each member of the band despite some slight hiccups from Rob Halford. Nevertheless, the Metal God remains one of the best frontmen due to his presence and aura. The setlist is very good boasting classics such as "Beyond the Realms of Death" and "Victim of Changes", while three songs are from Redeemer of Souls. Lastly, the twin guitar attack is as great as ever and Richie Faulkner seems to have formed a successful cooperation with Glenn Tipton.
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