Turbo 30 (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

Bought the issue for just the live versions of the "fuel for life" tour. They absolutely kill every song. Top notch production and totally worth the price.

The extra live stuff on this 30th anniversary edition is great. The live sound is very clear and you can't beat this live version of Victim of Changes - Halford sounds incredible.

More raw and crunching than Priest Live. Love it!

The studio tracks are great, but what makes this a real gem is the complete Fuel for Life Tour concert included here. "Priest...Live" omitted quite a few songs from the set list, so it's great to have them here. This concert sounds way better than "Priest...Live" even though it doesn't capture some of the pyro explosions.

Hearing this album brings back some of the best times of my life it makes me feel young again remembering going to the show at Madison Square Garden. The sound is awesome the lineup is right on it took 30 years to get the live album off the hook of a so so live album but just hearing the Turbo 30th anniversary tour brings me right back to my late teens & early 20's going back to all the tours I've seen I just love it

I've see Priest over 20 times in 10 different states and 4 countries and it gives me chills to hear this Live once again. Great band and great memories. I gave this 5 stars because the 2 songs showcased here sound phenomenal and I know what the rest of the album sounds like. This deserves 5 stars based on the last 6 songs alone but this is worth the purchase. Judah Priest is Heavy Metal and will always be my top 5 bands of all time. METALLICA--Judas Priest--Iron Maiden--Scorpions--Slayer

The "Turbo" album is a controversial entry in the Priest discography--too poppy for some hard line metal fans--but the tour to support it was a legendary high-energy affair, resulting in the mostly superb "Priest: Live" album in 1987, featuring typically spectacular vocal and musical performances for which the band, by this time one of the most lauded metal acts in the world, was renowned. However, the "Priest: Live" album suffered from an incomplete setlist and a somewhat anemic sound mix, issues which have been addressed on this 30th anniversary edition of "Turbo." The KC performance included with this edition is a complete show from the tour, and, based on the advance release tracks, the sound is fantastic: full and powerful, with great depth and resonance. This live version of "Turbo Lover," in particular, is absolutely vicious. However you feel about the album--or some of the lesser tracks from it that made the tour setlist, like "Rock You All Around the World"--the live show alone, which features full-throttle renditions of numerous Priest classics, should make this purchase worth every hard-earned cent.

While I love the 15 track Priest...Live recorded on the Fuel For Life Tour, I am looking forward to the 20 track concert recorded on this same tour. There are a few songs featured here that didn't appear on Priest...Live, and I cannot wait to add this to my collection.

So far, much better sound than Priest...Live which was recorded on the same tour. Also, I saw this show in Worcester, MA in 1986 and remember they played Victim Of Changes and a few others which are included on these live discs and were not included on Priest...Live. Can't wait to hear the rest!