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   Judas Priest Acoustic on KZRR 94 Rock Radio in Albuquerque, New Mexico - USA28th June 2005   
 KZRR Show including Worth Fighting For & Diamonds and Rust (Acoustic) (14.5Mo)
 Rob Halford Interview by Swami at KZRR Show (12.8Mo)
 
Sources: KZRR 94Rock @ www.94rock.com/  

   Judas Priest Acoustic on Detroits WRIF Radio4th June 2005   
 Diamonds And Rust (Acoustic)
 Worth Fighting For (Acoustic)
 
Sources: Armin @ www.exciter-page.de  

   Rob Halford Guest Appearance18th March 2005   
Rob Halford's guest appearances (Official releases only)
 Krokus - Ready To Burn (Headhunter - 1983) - Backing Vocals
 Surgical Steel - Smooth And Fast (Demos - 1984) - Lead Vocals
 
 Hear 'N' Aid - Stars (1986) - (one of the) Lead Vocals
 Rob Halford + Pantera - Light Comes Out Of Black (Buffy The Vampire Slayer - 1992) - Lead Vocals (Original Soundtrack of Buffy The Vampire Slayer)
 Ugly Kid Joe - Goddamn Devil (America's Least Wanted - 1992) - Backing Vocals
 Bullring Brummies - The Wizard (Nativity In Black - 1994) - Lead Vocals + Geezer Butler - bass, Bill Ward - drums, Scott "Wino" Weinrich - rhythm guitar, Brian Tilse - guitar, Jimmie Wood provides harmonica.
 Brings - Hex 'N' Sex (Hex 'N' Sex - 1997) - Backing Vocals

 Queens Of The Stone Age - Feel Good Hit Of The Summer (Rated R - 2000) - Backing Vocals
Sources: Markus - Maddrakkett and more...   

   Judas Priest, Helsinki, FIN @ Hartwall Arena3rd March 2005   
6:33 of Finland Show send by Pedro
(including The Hellion - Electric Eye - Riding On The Wind - Hot Rockin' - Diamonds and Rust - Turbo and Exciter)
Samples
Sources: Pedro \m/   

   Black Sabbath with Rob Halford in Camden (OzzFest)26 August 2004   
Last 26 August 2004 in Camden, as Ozzy Osbourne had bronchitis and couldn't be fronting Sabbath this evening, he was replaced by The Metal God in front of 25.000 surprised people.
Rob played that night with SABBATH members Tony Iommi, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward.
Setlist:
War Pigs
N.I.B.
Fairies Wear Boots
Into The Void
Black Sabbath
Iron Man
Children Of The Grave
Paranoid

The following are some of the previously published statements from Halford and the members of SABBATH about the Camden performance:
Rob Halford: "That was a remarkable moment in itself. I mean, that just came out of the blue one day. It was the day after my birthday, actually. I was in Philadelphia and we had a show that evening in [New] Jersey. And I got a call from Sharon [Osbourne]. And I thought she was calling me to say, 'Did you get the gift that Ozzy and myself sent you?' which was like this really beautiful hand-made luggage with, like, skulls and crossbones all over it — typical Osbourne material. But then she said Ozzy wasn't feeling too good and he got a really bad case of bronchitis and he couldn't sing, so 'Can you help us out?' And I said, 'Sure, what do you want me to do?' 'Well, can you sing tonight?' 'You're kidding me!' I'm about two hours away from a PRIEST show. [And she said], 'We really need your help, because if we can't have you kind of helping out, stepping in for Ozzy, then SABBATH will have to cancel,' which would have been nothing short of a riot had that happened. So I said to Sharon, 'It's a bit short notice, but send me a tape of everything that they do' — I'd seen most of the shows standing on the side of the stage, being the BLACK SABBATH fan that I am — but she sent me a video of the performance and I was singing along with Ozzy in the back of the tour bus going to the show. Got off the bus, did the PRIEST show, took a shower, [and] 10 minutes later I was back out fronting SABBATH. And it was such a whirlwind. I mean, I got back to the hotel room that night and my whole body was, like, humming. Like it was this [makes buzzing noise] going on for two days. As I said, being a huge BLACK SABBATH fan, it was just an ultimate moment for me. But yeah, you do what you can. I mean, Ozzy and I, we're mates. We've known each other forever, we're from the same neighborhood in Birmingham. The originators of metal are SABBATH and PRIEST, so it was a spectacular evening."
Bill Ward: "When [Ozzy] fell sick, we had a very difficult situation to deal with, and before going any further, I want to salute every single audience member at the now infamous Camden, NJ gig. I love playing Camden, and my heart went out to that audience. Rob Halford deserves a medal for coming in like he did. Rob was great. There is no doubt. I think that night, everybody — Tony, Geezer, Rob and myself — worked our nuts off. We were very sorry that the Camden audience was disappointed, and at such a late hour in that day. We poured it out, and now I think there's a live bootleg somewhere, of that show."
Tony Iommi: "One thing that sticks in my mind [about last year's Ozzfest] was the day in New Jersey when Ozzy couldn't perform so we had Rob Halford sing, which was the second time he saved the day for us." [Halford had previously joined SABBATH for two gigs to support Ozzy on his last shows for the "No More Tours" tour in November 1992 in Costa Mesa, CA after SABBATH's singer at the time, Ronnie James Dio, refused to take the stage.]
"At first we were worried, because people expect Ozzy, but if Rob hadn't helped us out, there wouldn't have been a show at all. When our manager told me Ozzy had bronchitis and couldn't sing, he asked me what I thought about Rob doing it. I said, 'I think it's a good idea as long as you tell everybody beforehand so they know.' Of course, they told the audience right before we went onstage, so I thought, 'Oh, no.' But the crowd received him really well."


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