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Judas Priest<\/a><\/strong> generally has no problem reaching into the depths of their extensive catalog and pulling out some deep cuts live. But what songs does Judas Priest<\/a><\/strong> bassist Ian Hill<\/strong> want to see added back to the setlist? Interestingly, they’re all ones from the ’70s.<\/p>\n Hill<\/strong> said in an interview with the The Break Down With Nath & Johnny<\/em> podcast that he’d add “Dissident Aggressor” and “Sinner” \u2013 both from the 1977 album Sin After Sin<\/em> \u2013 as well as “Before The Dawn” from 1978’s Killing Machine<\/em>.<\/p>\n “There’s one that we have played live that we haven’t played for a while and that’s ‘Dissident Aggressor’. I still say that’s probably my all-time favorite song. It’s just so raw \u2014 it’s just pure rock, really. It’s one of those songs that, even in the studio, I can remember it being \u2014 it’s two guitars, bass, drums and vocals. And I think there might be one extra guitar on there through the lead break. Other than that, it’s totally raw. It’s exactly as it would be on stage. And I love that song, apart from it being a great song.<\/p>\n “And there’s always other things. We’ve never really done ‘Before The Dawn’ \u2014 from the other point of view, the other end of the spectrum, if there’s a quiet part in [the show]. These days people tend to prefer the more upbeat stuff rather than the quieter pieces. But that would be cool to do as well. It’s only about two and a half, three minutes long anyway, so it wouldn’t take much time.<\/p>\n “But there’s loads in there \u2014 there’s loads of them. ‘Sinner’ we haven’t done, so it’d be great to do that again. We haven’t done that for a while. But we’ll see.””<\/p>\n