Judas Priest - Mudd Club 1979 full live (official Tom Allom remaster)

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Judas Priest - Mudd Club 1979 full live (official Tom Allom remaster)​


This kicks ass! Face melting stuff here.



OK, drum talk ahead. You've been warned! LOL

KK's Priest with Les Binks. He sounds like a freight train. Priest were a force of nature back then but they were crazy to let Binks quit. Dave Holland was great but Les had a style that drives the music better IMO. Binks was the original drummer in KK's Priest but that situation didn't work out for some reason. There are videos on YouTube of Les playing in KK's Priest and his own band called that guy is a groove beast. Pocket for days.



Les Binks is technical, solid, fast, and knows how to groove while playing heavy metal. A true drum hero. His band is killer. Here's a full set in Dunkirk UK.



Drum cam of Les playing Exciter. Dude's got swing.



Sean Elg replaced Les and he's no slouch behind the kit.

 
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skoora said:
I was there! Couldn’t find a damn seat at the bar though. All the stools had been pushed in.
In a related matter that recording is the shit!! Love it. :rock:
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You probably were wondering why everyone was sitting on the floor. Hint, they weren’t.
 
Les Binks is my favourite Priest drummer. Scott Travis is obviously awesome, but Unleashed in the East was my entry to the band, and his playing on that was fantastic. Dave Holland was a massive step down. 70s Priest was way better than 80s Priest
 
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