VIDEO OF THE WEEK: JUDAS PRIEST – ‘LIVING AFTER MIDNIGHT’
May 20, 2019
Directed by the legendary Julien Temple, this is the video that arguably sealed the denim’n’leather image of heavy metal in the popular imagination.
No one wore studded wristbands quite like frontman Rob Halford did and it’s a legacy that lasts to this day.
And it’s impossible not to appreciated the synergy of shooting this video at Sheffield City Hall – the South Yorkshire city being the home of British steel, which just happens to be the name of the album this single is lifted from.
To cap it all, check out the headbanging fans playing the lead parts on their cut-out guitars.
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