skoora
Well-known member
Just audio…Imagine hearing Victim Of Changes when it was a new song on tour. Too cool.
Cool solo from my favorite Priest Drummer
Cool solo from my favorite Priest Drummer
Badronald
New member
I ALWAYS have Sad Wings of Destiny on rotation.
Love the sound of that album. Pure brilliance.
A band at its purest state.
Love the sound of that album. Pure brilliance.
A band at its purest state.
EyesOfTheSouth
New member
Awesome. Early Priest is my desert island soundtrack. 
War Admiral
New member
Early Priest fucking rules 
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chumbucket
Well-known member
Cruisin' Into Town: San Antonio, USA 1977
This is an extremely rare bootleg from the 1977 Sin After Sin Tour. Before this surfaced, the only known bootleg from this tour was the New York Palladium one. It also happens to be in great quality considering its age, so enjoy it!
Track listing:
Introduction by Joe Anthony
Let Us Prey/Call for the Priest
Victim of Changes
Diamonds and Rust
The Ripper
Sinner
Genocide
Starbreaker
Venue and date: San Antonio Coliseum, San Antonio, USA, 21st June 1977
Audio source and quality: Audience, very good quality. Exceptionally good considering its age, although it's no surprise considering that this is direct from the master.
Special features: Not quite a special feature, but Glenn claims to have some "problems with the sound" at the start of Genocide.
Artwork: Self-made front and back covers included.
Formats: 320 kbps MP3 & lossless FLAC.
Download MP3- http://www.mediafire.com/download/kr7amkkrr9i887k/PriestSanAntonio1977mp3.rar
Download FLAC- https://mega.co.nz/#!KFkUDB4Z!DneNXhhmFekG4bD14C13akD64sRjfZ4NBXEHWL4X8cI
This is an extremely rare bootleg from the 1977 Sin After Sin Tour. Before this surfaced, the only known bootleg from this tour was the New York Palladium one. It also happens to be in great quality considering its age, so enjoy it!
Track listing:
Introduction by Joe Anthony
Let Us Prey/Call for the Priest
Victim of Changes
Diamonds and Rust
The Ripper
Sinner
Genocide
Starbreaker
Venue and date: San Antonio Coliseum, San Antonio, USA, 21st June 1977
Audio source and quality: Audience, very good quality. Exceptionally good considering its age, although it's no surprise considering that this is direct from the master.
Special features: Not quite a special feature, but Glenn claims to have some "problems with the sound" at the start of Genocide.
Artwork: Self-made front and back covers included.
Formats: 320 kbps MP3 & lossless FLAC.
Download MP3- http://www.mediafire.com/download/kr7amkkrr9i887k/PriestSanAntonio1977mp3.rar
Download FLAC- https://mega.co.nz/#!KFkUDB4Z!DneNXhhmFekG4bD14C13akD64sRjfZ4NBXEHWL4X8cI
nighttrain69
New member
love old priestand what a great marshall tone
lespaul6
Well-known member
War Admiral":sxp5tg3n said:Early Priest fucking rules
this..
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Gearhog
New member
Thank you Chum. Old Priest rules.
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n4085b
New member
Man that brings back a lot of memories. I grew up in San Antonio back in the 70's during Joe Anthony's heyday @ KMAC/KISS. He was responsible for playing/bringing tons of great bands to town then. Sadly radio and the concert scene has really gone downhill since. Changing times/demographics maybe...who knows.
Rush in mid 70's before they were the household name they are today;
Rush in mid 70's before they were the household name they are today;