Judas Priest Music:

		List Price: $15.93		Label: Sony Salesrank: 20622 Released: March 19, 2002
		Our Price: $12.99
		Used Price: $9.98
		Media: Audio CD

Priest...Live! Reviews:
1987 Judas Priest LIVE
2009-09-21 - Great concert, good sound, recorded perhaps, at the peak of the bands popularity, although they're still going strong today, now that frontman Rob Halford is back in the band. Maybe now, they are even more popular, then ever. In any case, it's worth checking out.

I was just listening to this
2009-08-18 -
After seeing the band live at the OC Fair on 8/5/09 and what caught my interest was that that it had the song 'Out in the Cold' (very good song) from the Turbo album but it's also included as the first song on the DVD release of the Dallas Show from the Fuel For Life Tour and I couldn't help but being fasinated by it especially with the way it was sung. The video needed some work due to the limitations of video back then and I disliked the way that the guy that was filming would place images of the crowd over the performers while singing and the DVD has that 80's imagery to it but it was still a fantastic show, not as good as the current one though especially after seeing them live on 8/5/09.

Priest at it's Absolute Best!
2008-05-12 - I've been listening to Priest since 1978, that's 30 years for all of you mathematically challenged dime-store critics. For all of you discounting this CD and the phenomenal DVD of the same recording, you obviously don't know what you're talking about. The song selection is great as is the energy and the production value. Anyone else looking to buy this CD/DVD, please disregard any and all of the negative reviews. The DVD is the best DVD I own (i.e Led Zeppelin, Motley Crue, Cinderella, Ratt, etc.) such that I want the CD to listen to while driving.

VERY GOOD.
2008-01-30 - THIS IS A VERY GOOD LIVE ALBUM BY JUDAS PRIEST, JUDAS HAS BETTER LIVE ALBUM THAN THAT, FOR EXEMPLE: MELTDOWN LIVE 98.

Solid Live album of Priest's 80's material
2007-09-22 - Priest Live is a good release and includes most of the bands best songs from the 80's. I know a lot of people are down on this album as they consider it the Turbo era release and point towards the flashy costumes and big hair the band sported for this tour. However, the playing is fantastic. The vocals incredible and there are many songs from British Steel, Screaming For Vengence, and Defenders of the Faith to rock out to. Also, I always liked Turbo more then most other Priest fans and the opening with Out In The Cold was to me unique and brilliant as Priest showed they didn't follow the mold for bands of its genre and era and had the balls to open a show with a Ballad.