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This week we welcome Jonas back to the Priestcast. Jonas is a professor of sociology and co author of a book about the sociology of religion. Holy shite, a hell of a topic to discuss and we deep dive into the relationship between metal and religion and trip down some rabbit holes along the way. We hope you all dig it as much as we did.

The Priest Family Madness rolls on with Priest's debut Rocka Rolla taking on Rob Halford and family's Christmas record "Celestial".

The Spinner Year was 2009. A great year in music

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This week we welcome back the man from Man, man. If you are ever driving a vehicle on The Isle Of Man watch out for Paul-he just acquired his driving license at age 56. BEWARE! Paul has enough stories to fill 100 podcasts so even after his fourth appearance on the Priestcast we've barely scratched the surface. And of course Paul knows everyone so there were plenty of name drops. We get another segment of "Who's the Killing Machine" in. Will Paul and Jay be embarrassing posers once again or will they actually get it?

The Priest Family Madness rolls on with two "comeback" albums squaring off in the sweet 16- Painkiller Vs. Angel Of Retribution. Will it be a blowout? Stardate 2011 was the Spinner year. Obviously Jay was smoking Stardust when he made his pick.

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It's another Bill week! No, we're not paying bills, we're paying homage to the most prolific music podcaster in the world, Bill. As always with our good friend, we discuss a lot of music and shows which is always interesting being that Bill lives in Australia. This episode was recorded a few hours after Judas Priest kicked off the Faithkeepers tour so of course we discuss the setlist. We also get the full story behind #31DaysOfScotch.

We kick off the second round of Priest Family Madness tournament with Priests latest record Invincible Shield Vs. Halford Crucible. Who will move on to the Elite Eight?

The Spinner year is 1991. A hell of a year for music. Our picks just might surprise you.

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It's been a minute (as the kids say) but we're finally back! We kick off a new season with the dude that helped kick off this whole Priestcast 2.0 thing, our good friend Sam. Sam is our resident baseball expert and commissioner of our fantasy baseball league. Yes Jeff, you're in a fantasy league, pay attention dude! Anyway, despite forgetting he was even in a league, Jeff still has a better record than Jay. Typical.

This time around we pick an All-Star roster of Judas Priest tracks. With over 50 years and 19 records, how do we narrow it down?

The Spinner gonna party like it's 1999. What records did we pick in this Prince of a year?

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This week we welcome back our good friend and music festival world traveler, Melissa (@METALCHATPOD) We get caught up with Melissas latest journey to Greece with Fearghal which included some good ol fashioned road stories and a lot of music and beer. We chat about a lot of social media mutuals along with future travel plans and bands and festivals and beer and wine and all kind of shenanigans.

The first round of the Priest Family Madness tournament concludes with two albums that are at opposite ends of most Priest fans album rankings with Killing Machine Vs. Demolition. The end of the first round also brings us to the end of season five.

The Spinner year was 2008 and there were no surprises, just great album recommendations.

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This week we welcome Jonas onto the Priestcast. Jonas is way too smart to be on a podcast with Jay. Luckily Jeff was able to have an intelligent conversation with our brilliant guest. Jonas tells us about how his metal journey started. Yes-it involves an older brother and No-it does not involve Kiss! We discuss a ton of bands and genres including Post Metal which Jay had never heard of. Jonas lets us in on how metal inspired his carer path and what roll metal played in his view of the world and in parenting. A fantastic discussion that left us wanting more.

The Priest Family Madness Tournament rolls on with an interesting matchup between Edge Of the World by Tipton, Entwistle and Powell and Firepower. Any guesses how this one went?

The Spinner year was 2001. We all had awesome picks this time around.

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This week we welcome in our favorite smart ass and fellow Kiss hater, Gavin O'Connor. Gav is a Twitter legend with his controversial and witty takes on music and politics and life in general. We hear Gav's music and Priest story along with a chat about Northern Irelands music scene. Of course a lot of music is discussed that Jay knows nothing about and Jeff could teach a class on.

Our Priest Family Madness tournament is both timely and historic with Judas Priest OG Al Atkins record Victim of Changes Vs. birthday boy British Steel. Both Al and British Steel played important rolls in the history of metal.

Speaking of history,the Spinner year was the historic year of 1975. Wow!

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This week we welcome back a Priestcast OG, Hattie. We get caught up with Hattie and see what she's been up to. We get sidetracked though and end up chatting about the culinary delicacy of 2 stroke oil and we debate whether coffee is too liquidy. Hattie has a fascination and obsession with Boston and also tells us we need a sound board. One of us apparently frequently says weird things and one of us has ruined all of his plain white T's with salsa stains. Of course a lot of music is discussed as well.

The Priest Family Madness Tournament rolls on with Halford's Resurrection Vs Judas Priest Nostradamus. Will Jay's love for Nostradamus or Jeff's dislike of it take it over Resurrection? We'll let Hattie decide.

The Spinner year was 2002. Great year for Jeff, slim pickins for Jay. Of course we make interesting.

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This week we welcome back our good friend Squashy. @FUTURESQUASH767 is always a fun and interesting conversation because he really knows his music. We get caught up on all of Squashy's latest concert escapades and he always hips us to a band or two we've never heard of. Jeff and Squashy shoot the breeze about a bunch of bands Jay's never heard as well as albums both new and old that are worthy of discussion. We also hear Jay's idiotic dating profile before we get into the Priest Family Madness tournament. This week's battle features the historic and influential Stained Class Vs. The Sinner Rides Again by KK's Priest. We could try to build some suspense regarding the winner but we respect you all too much for that.

The Spinner year was 2015. We all picked some great records definitely worth discussing.

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This week we welcome in Casper the friendly Ghost and Priest and metal fan. We have a rad conversation about a variety of things including how her dad put her aboard the Crazy Train to metal. We also discuss how Casper is a great humanitarian and wants freedom And Justice For All. Jeff and Casper reminisce about how every metal head knows or knew a Scandinavian exchange student named Bjorn that introduced them to foreign metal.

The Priest Family Madness Tournament rolls on with an interesting battle between two Priest records that could not be any more different- Defenders Of The Faith Vs. Jugulator. Could we have another first round upset?

The Spinner year is the only year Judas Priest released two records,1978. Jeff is not a 70s fan and it's Jays favorite decade of music. What will Casper pick?

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This week we welcome back to the Priestcast our favorite Londoner, Connor. Connor is a NWOTHM expert as well as a fantastic music podcaster and documentarian. Connor is also a wannabe teacher apparently and assigned Jeff and Jay some homework involving three bands and records they had never heard. Of course we give oral book reports on those three records as well as discuss a bunch of other bands and some upcoming tours.

The Priest Family Madness Tournament rolls on with a fun matchup between two records released 46 years apart with Sin After Sin Vs. Horns For A Halo by Elegant Weapons.

Never Fear, The Spinner is here with the Dark year of 1992.

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This week we get caught up with our good friend and first ever guest on the podcast, Sam. Sam is always a great and thoughtful conversation because he is about the smartest person we know. We sit around and talk about everything and anything from country music to local soda pop and everything in between. Of course we talk alot of metal and even review the new Megadeth.

The Priest Family Madness tournament rolls on with an interesting matchup between two largely forgotten albums, Priest's Ram It Down Vs. Fight Small Deadly Space. I think Vegas had this as a pickum going in.

The reloaded Spinner spat out 1976. Jay was in a Rush to discuss his choice while Jeff is not the biggest 70s fan but hit a home run with his pick. Sam as always had a thoughtful and excellent pick.

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This week we welcome in two dudes that have been best friends for over 30 years. They bonded over music back in the day and continued on as bandmates and started a music podcast years later. Hearing their high school and life stories will not only bring back memories of your high school years but also have you laughing your asses off.

The Priest Family Madness tournament rolls on with Jay's favorite record of all time, Sad Wings of Destiney taking on 2014's Redeemer Of Souls. Will we have another massive upset?

We have come to the last year on the ol Spinner wheel which was 2001. Have we really had 50 episodes? Crazy.

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For our last show of 2025, we welcome back our good friend Squashy (@FUTURESQUASH767). We get caught up with our homie and all his shenanigans and concert escapades. We couldn't do a year end episode without an album of the year segment of course. Our Priest Family Madness tournament rolls on with another battle of first's: Two- Voyeurs Vs. KK's Priest-Sermons of the Sinner. The results were not unanimous. The Spinner year was 2021 and there are some surprises as usual.

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This week the Priestcast OG, George stops by. We get caught up with travel and shows and life. We all give our thoughts on next years Faithkeepers tour and other Priest news. The Priest Family Madness tournament goes dashing along with Rob Halford's Celestial Vs. Turbo. You will never hear Jeff get so passionate about two Madness tournament albums...

The Spinner year is 2025. Spoiler alert- we all pick a new album to discuss.

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This week we welcome back our good mate Paul from @3Legs4Wheels podcast. Paul has been in many bands and he brought Jeff some holiday cheer by surprising us with his good friend and former bandmate Hamish Glencross formerly from My Dying Bride and currently with Godthrymm. This was one of the rare times Jeff was rendered speechless. Hamish shares alot of band stories and speaks of Godthrymm's upcoming release due out this Spring.

We continue on with our Priest Family Madness tournament with a battle of firsts-Rocka Rolla Vs. Tipton Baptizm of Fire. Our first battle voted on four ways.

1982 was our Spinner year, and what a year indeed!

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This week we welcome back our good friend Bill (@RealMetalKevin). Bill is a podcast icon and is the most prolific music podcaster in the world. Bill has recently been reviewing albums released in 1990 on his podcast Music from a Lifetime and that year is so loaded and pivotal that we decided to discuss the year 1990 in music. We discuss 20 something records that we dig and were important in the music scene moving forward. Our Priest Family Madness Tournament rolls on with #1 seed Painkiller taking on Halford IV: Made Of Metal. Does Made Of Metal have a chance?

The Spinner year is 2010, a super interesting year in music.

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This week we pop another podcast cherry with @NatesHiddenGems. Nate was so smooth you'd think he was on old pod pro. Nate has killer music knowledge and we discuss alot of bands from well known to unknown. We also hear a really fun metal story that doesn't involve Kiss for once!

This weeks Priest Family Madness tournament matchup has Fight War Of Words up against Angel of Retribution. Will we get another jaw dropping upset? Well, we don't really know who was favored so... Both are awesome records and of course our guest was the tie breaker once again.

The Spinner year is 2006. Are we getting predictable in our choices? Maybe. Maybe not.

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This weeks Priestcast is Extreme Mayhem with @ExtremeMetalDad. We do all the cool metal story stuff and have round #2 of our "Priest Family Madness" tournament with Screaming For Vengeance going up against Halford's Crucible. The results may just cause a little Mayhem and Madness!

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This week we welcome Leon from Lightforce up in this joint. Leon is the force behind his band Lightforce and he shares with us the emotional meaning behind both the name of his band and the name of the EP "Father Time". We hear Leon's musical journey from childhood up until now and how his musical evolution inspired Father Time. We have a really cool conversation with a really cool dude that we know you'll dig.

We kick off a new series we've yet to name being the professionals we are. It's a 32 album tournament thingy that is really cool and we hope you dig it as much as we do.

This is our last go at the Spinner year 1992-the year that keeps on giving. What joint will we each pick?

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This week we welcome in another podcast virgin, Seth(@thestormmaster). Rest assured we were very gentle and Seth assured us that is was a very pleasurable experience. Seth's metal journey is quite unique and his path is interesting and surprising. Some of the things we discuss are chicken wire, trailer parks, chain smokers, dudes in dresses, flying doobies, base commanders, dead milkmen and everything you ever wanted to know about Christian Metal. We had a lot of fun!

We get into another Yearbook segment this week featuring Priest's best selling album of all time, Screaming For Vengeance. We deep dive into this legendary album and assign some fun high school yearbook awards to each track. Some love and hate but as always, total honesty.

Our Spinner year continues to be 1992. The gift that keeps on giving.

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This week we welcome back Mike(@BlackIronJudas). Mike is always a hilarious chat and he really knows his metal. We hear all about his family adventures and music adventures and laugh a hell of a lot. In fact, I don't know what there is more of, dialog or laughter. Our second segment is the ol fan favorite, Yearbook. In keeping with the Priest catalog chronology, the controversial Point of Entry is the subject of our folly. There is some love and some hate but as always, a lot of honesty. 1992 is the Spinner year that keeps on giving.

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This week we are humbled and honored to be starting season 5! This podcast would not be possible without the Priestcast OG's, George and Hattie. George continues to be a huge part of the pod with his love and support and awesome ideas and has been a frequent guest. NOW IT'S HATTIE TIME!! Hattie is not only a great friend but is one of the most beautiful people on the planet. Hattie has such riveting stories both historical and current from her perspective. Hattie shares her unique perspective on life and music, the metal community and much more. We love Hattie and you will too.

Finally someone who loves the album Nostradamus as much as Jay does! Yup,it's Hattie. We do a Nostratier list including the interludes. Do we get Jeff on board with this masterpiece?

The Spinner is 1992 again because there was so much goodness released that year. And thank God you don't need to suffer through Jay's "singing" of the Spinner song this episode.

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This week we welcome back Paul from 3Legs4Wheels Formula 1 Podcast. We screwed around so much last time Paul was on the pod that we forgot to ask him his Judas Priest story. We take care of that this time. We laugh ourselves to tears and side aches again this time around. Paul is an expert storyteller and we hear about concerts, Formula 1, caramel wafers, ships ,fog and 12 strings along with a bunch of other entertaining shenanigans. Our game is stolen directly from the 3Legs 4Wheels podcast but we adapt it to Priest and rename it " who's the killing machine".

The Spinner year is 2011 and we certainly throw down.

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This week we welcome in the legend, Punt Road. Between a Footy match, a massive hail storm and a birthday dance party, we managed to sit down with Punt for a chat and a laugh. First we remember OZZY and what he meant to us. Then we hear all about Punt's pilgrimage to Birmingham for Back to the Beginning from ticket que through return to Australia. It was quite the long strange trip. We all give our two cents about the sets played at the historic show from three different perspectives.

The Spinner year was 1987. Do you have the appetite for a tribute?

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This week we welcome in Robin from Sweden. Robin is the biggest Priest nerd you'll ever meet and it's rad! Naturally the Priestcast took his podcast virginity. We hear all about Robin's Priest and metal stories in Gothenburg. Robin proudly displays his Priest nerdery throughout his home and on his car. This gave us the inspiration for a fun segment that involves Judas Priest driving songs.

The Spinner takes us back to 1979. Jeff is out of his element, Jay is like a kid in a candy store and Robin has a surprising virgin Spinner pick.

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This week we welcome in Dave Benzotti from Benzottilive. Dave is a longtime concert promotor and involved with everything and anything metal. Dave has over30 years of metal stories and has an unbelievable story about how he got into concert promotion. In our second segment, we each put together a festival featuring bands that have opened for Priest in the past. of course Priest headlined the uniquely themed festivals. The Spinner year is 2010. Will Jeff pick a doom band?

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This week we welcome in the beautiful and talented Jenny King. Jenny is one of our favorite follows on the twitter machine and after listening to this episode you'll know why. Jenny is so well spoken and brilliant and absolutely hilarious. We laugh and talk about everything from Star Trek to old man saggy ball sacks with alot of metal talk woven in between.

We pull out the high school yearbook and give the tracks from the epic album British Steel some controversial awards. The Spinner year is 2024 and we Prove Gene Simmons wrong with our picks.

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This week we welcome in Wille from the land of metal, Finland. Wille tells us his music story and how he went about acquiring records in a rural finnish town without a record store. I wanna grow, I wanna grow, I wanna grow, Hot Peppers- we also hear about Wille's legal growing operation. His peppers will give you Firepower. In our main segment we explore songs from bands that were directly inspired by Judas Priest. The Spinner year is the mighty 1975.

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This week we welcome Bill back to the Priestcast. Bill produces the most prolific podcast on the planet and we love it! Bill gave us his music and Priest stories last time so this time around we delve into a lot of other cool and interesting life and music stuff. Bill's music knowledge and storytelling is definitely worth the price of admission. in our main segment we blatantly stole a fantastic idea directly from Bill's podcast " The Creation of Me: A Music from a Lifetime retrospective". Laugh and cry and live life through music with us!

The Spinner year is 2005 and Jeff and Bill definitely bring it. Jay , not so much.

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This week we welcome in the brilliant and talented Paul from the formula 1 podcast 3Legs4wheels. Not only does Paul co host the best Formula 1 podcast on the planet but he is also a very accomplished bass player and a true lover of metal. Paul's stories are amazing and funny as hell and make Jeff super jealous. The Priest game we play is stolen directly from 3Legs4Wheels and is so amazing we are sure you'll enjoy it as much as we did. Jay embarrassed himself more than usual on this one which says alot.

The Spinner year is 2018 so of course you'll get three interesting record releases.

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This week we remember Judas Priest drummer Les Binks

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This week we welcome in one of Jeff's good friends and everyones new friend Devin from the band Suicide Cages. Devin tells use all about Suicide Cages recording and touring among many other things. We check out Devin's music story and his discovery of the Priest.

In our second segment we play Tiedyzed To Metalized-One For The Road edition. You'll learn a bit about where we've hung our hats throughout our musical journeys.

The Spinner year is 1999. Jay picks a record we've all heard because he's boring. Jeff and Devin pick some really cool stuff.

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This week we welcome in a young lad from the land down undah,Nick. Nick shares his awesome musical journey which includes a lot of cool bands and His Judas Priest story as well. Since Nick lives in Australia, we are obligated to discuss AC/DC,spiders,snakes and crocs which makes Jeff happy.

We get the ol Judas Priest draft board out again but this time we draft Priest's worst songs to do battle. We battle to determine the best of the worst or the worst of the worst to pick the ultimate winner... or loser or whatever. confusing but fun.

We travel back to 1977 with the Spinner. A fantastic year for rock n roll.

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This weeks starr studded lineup of guests include John Paul George and Ringo along with David Bowie and Dave Mustaine among others. Of course none of our guests would be possible without the brilliantly talented Quinn. Not only is Quinn funny and talented but also an expert in music and Shakespeare. We combine the music of Priest and the brilliance of Shakespeare in a hilarious segment of the Yearbook featuring Killing Machine/ Hell Bent For Leather.

The Spinner year is 2009 and we are all passionate in our picks.

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Spring has sprung and the smell of fresh mown grass,peanuts and hot dogs is in the air. Our Priestcast baseball expert Sam joins us again for our traditional Spring Training episode. We each draft our 9 song fantasy team and go head to head in the ultimate Priest track World Series showdown battle thingy. See if you agree with our top 27 Priest tracks.

The Spinner year is 1991. Yup, Jay screwed up again and forgot to erase 1991 from the Spinner wheel so this is our second go with 1991. Our picks may surprise you.

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Join us this week for Uncle Steves Mega Maiden Priest Zone. Yup, Uncle Steve joins us this week as we waffle on entirely too long about music,booze,life,family,community and everything else under the sun. In fact we waffle so long that Jay drinks too much and loses the ability to speak coherently. We had alot of fun!

Uncle Steve shares his music and Priest story along with his travels and so much more. Then we battle the first Maiden and Priest reunion records in our segment Brave New Retribution.

The Spinner year is 2013. You'll have no Trouble keeping Engaged with our picks.

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This week we again welcome in our good friend Squashy (FUTURESQUASH767). Squashy is VERY outspoken and opinionated about music but can certainly back it up with his musical knowledge. Squashy relives his 2024 concert journey and dude does get around. Then we give Squashies favorite Priest studio album Stained Class the Yearbook treatment. The Spinner gave us a modern twist and landed on 2023.

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We kick off season 4 with Jeff's musical mentor since middle school,Mhyk. We talk about stupid kids stuff we got into. Mhyk also talks about being the riff master for the band Suicide Cages. Then Defenders of the Faith and Painkiller battle it out for Priest supremacy.

The Spinner year was 1984. A hell of a year for music!

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This week the OG George joins the Priestcast again. This podcast would not be possible without George. His guidance and friendship means the world to us. One of George's epic segment ideas for the Priestcast is called The Yearbook and we do that with the Judas Priest masterpiece record Sin After Sin. The Yearbook is a fun and unique way to do a record review with emphasis on fun. We also discuss alot of killer music and some albums of the year. The Spinner year is 1978. What records will we pick for this influential year in music? @riskygeorgeness.bsky.social judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by @FUTURESQUASH767

This week we welcome Martin Popoff back to the Priestcast. Martins new book, Judas Priest Album By Album , is a must have for every Priest and metal fan. This amazing panel book is full of knowledge and smart opinion from some of your favorite musicians and rock journalists. You're sure to learn something new and interesting on every page of this fantastic Priest book. Martin was gracious enough to join in our Priest shenanigans as we play a round of Battle Of The 9's-a good ol fashioned album battle. Which two 9 track Priest albums will our 9's Spinner land on? Order all your metal books at martinpopoff.com judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by: @FUTURESQUASH767

This week we welcome back the talented lad from London,Connor. Connor is a NWOTHM expert and shares with us all some bands to check out and keep an eye on. We also chat about Connors amazing YouTube channel and glimpse his inspiration and creativity used to bring us his fantastic content. Of course we each come up with the obligatory Shield Of Pain dream setlist. We also premier a new segment " The Priestly Trident". We still don't know what the hell it means but it worked and was fun. The Spinner blessed us with the amazing year 1986. Holy crap,what an epic year for album releases! @Riperoo6565 judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by: @FUTURESQUASH767

This week we have the honor of welcoming in Metal Pilgrim. The Metal Pilgrim YouTube channel is legendary and contains some of the best metal content on the planet. MP's "Defenders Of The Faith" series is amazing and should be binged at once! MP's musical journey is fascinating. Imagine being a metal head and growing up without access to a record shop. MP's story of perseverance has not only enabled him to have one of the most successful channels on YouTube, but also start and run charitable organizations to aid the people of his home country, Ukraine. MP's insider knowledge of not only Judas Priest but all metal is awesome! The Spinner gave us the year 1992. We may or may not pick the obvious. It's a DIRTy little secret. metalpilgrim.net Donate to save the lives of Ukrainian civilians in war zones: steelwings.net twitter.com/MetalPilgrimOFC instagram.net/metal_pilgrim www.youtube.com/@MetalPilgrim judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by: @FUTURESQUASH767

This week we are stoked to welcome in Lisa Mann and her alter ego White Crone. White Crone is an amazing musician and her angelic voice is legendary. If that ain't enough,her personality and humor will make you fall in love as we did. Her musical journey is sure to fascinate you. Like most of us,she grew up a metal head and yes, Kiss and Iron Maiden are sure to be mentioned per usual. White Crones latest record entitled The Poisoner kicks serious ass! This week we have another installment of our Yearbook segment. This time we award the masterpiece Sad Wings Of Destiny. "let your freak flag fly Mr. Kitty Cat Man" is perhaps my favorite quote ever on the Priestcast. We also get a special guest appearance by Dave Mustaine! The Spinner year is 1998.Will we pick the obvious this time? Maybe. @WhiteCrone whitecrone.bandcamp.com whitecrone.com lisamannmusic.com judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by:@FUTURESQUASH767

This week we learn how old Jay is and how inept he is with technology. Despite his stupidity,Jay still managed to stumble his way into the Priest concert. Jay and Sam (@kickysam49) compare notes on their Invincible Shield tour experiences. We had fun with an in depth song by song show review and expert analysis by Sam.

Run For Your Lives!!! We put together our dream set lists for the 2025 Iron Maiden world tour. Are our sets a win or in the bin?

We trip back to the groovy year 1976 for this weeks Spinner. What an amazing year!

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This week we enjoy a delicious Judas Priest style Sunday brunch with John Clauser. Johnny Metal has an amazing YouTube channel called My Music Corner. We became aware of John and My Music Corner during his awesome series "The Year Of The Priest" which was an epic 25 part series about the Priest. Johnny Metal also shares his fascinating musical journey. I bet you can't guess what make up wearing band got it all started for John. Yup,it seems to be a theme with our guests.

We satisfy our hunger with a huge serving of Tiedyzed To Metalized-Sunday Brunch edition and compile another killer Judas Priest playlist. It's yummy.

The Spinner gave us the year 2023 which was super easy for Jay. What did Jeff and John come up with? Of course you will be surprised!

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This week we welcome back Rick from the killer doom band Avernus and All American Headbanger, Matt (@mattalica73) from M-Theory Audio. The new Avernus album "Grievances" drops today! Drummer Rick tells us all about the writing and recording process along with the meaning behind Grievances. We also get into Rick's wild and interesting musical journey.

Matt has been friends with Avernus for around 30 years and even tried to get them signed back in the 90s and finally has the chance to officially work with them as publicist for M-Theory Audio. Matt has an encyclopedic music mind and is a must follow on the Twitter and YouTube. We all have a fun and interesting music discussion that was a blast!

The Spinner gave us the year 2000. Will our picks surprise you? Yes,the answer is yes.

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This week we welcome in Helm from the amazing Helm Of The Anti-Lemon on YouTube. Helm is an expert of all things sound, re mixes and remasters of Metal. We take a ride with Helm on his musical journey and hear his Priest story which is by far the most interesting we have had. Helm shares his Priest tier list from a unique and exciting perspective. Our jaws dropped with some of Helm's tier placements and we're sure yours will too!

The Spinner gave us the year 1991. There were so many great releases that year and we discuss many as well as pick our three which will certainly surprise you.

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This week we welcome in Amanda and Alex from the Killer band Ashenheart.They will fascinate you with the unique process of how their debut album Faded Gold came about. You'll be surprised with where Amanda got the inspiration for the haunting lyrics and meaning behind their amazing album. The story behind how Alex got the Ashenheart gig is super interesting as well. We also put together a playlist of Priest covers by some well known and not so well known metal bands. We bet there are some you've never heard. The Spinner gave us the year 1990. Will we finally conform to obvious normality or once again reach outside the proverbial box? linktr.ee/ashenheart @AshenheartMetal @loachy16 judaspriestpod@gmail.com @DeepDivePodNet Logo by: @FUTURESQUASH767

None of us would be right here,right now without this weeks guest. This dude is the creator of the Judas Priestcast,our mentor and above all,our dear friend. We are honored to have George on this weeks show.

George is in our hearts and spirit everytime we record and is a huge part of the Priestcast. In fact, this weeks discussion on Priest's first studio album Rocka Rolla, is based upon George's brilliant segment idea. That's why he's the OG!

The Spinner gave us the year 1985! What are the chances Jeff picked a Doom album? You may be surprised!

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