In a stunning turn of events, former Judas Priest and current KK’s Priest vocalist Tim “Ripper” Owens revealed in a recent interview with Brazil’s Heavy Talk that he can still hit those ridiculously high notes 🎤. We’re talking, of course, about the same notes that have been shattering glass and blowing minds for decades. Owens, who’s apparently still got it, claimed that his voice is still going strong, despite being “older” (his words, not ours). We’re not sure what’s more surprising, the fact that he can still sing like a demon or that he’s actually admitting to being old 🤣.
According to Owens, he’s been doing some warmups before shows, which is a new development for the veteran metal singer. He explained that he’s always been a bit of a wild card when it comes to warming up, but now he’s taking it more seriously. We’re not sure if this is a sign of him getting soft or just a clever ploy to conserve his energy for those face-melting solos 🤘.
The Voice of Experience
Owens also opened up about the importance of having good physical stamina to handle the rigors of touring. Because, let’s be real, singing like a metal god is hard work 🏋️♂️. He mentioned that he’s been trying to take care of himself, but it’s not always easy when you’re on the road and temptation is lurking around every corner 🍔🍟. We feel you, Ripper 🤜.
When asked if he still feels the same excitement before stepping on stage, Owens replied that he still gets nervous, but it’s a good kind of nervous 🤩. He loves watching the crowd’s reaction when he hits those high notes and sees the smiles on their faces 😊. It’s a feeling that never gets old, and we can’t blame him for wanting to keep doing what he does best 🤘.
Sticking to the Script
Owens also talked about his commitment to singing songs the way they were originally recorded. No auto-tune, no cheat codes, just pure, unadulterated metal 🤟. He mentioned that some singers might change their songs to accommodate their aging voices, but not him 🙅♂️. He’s all about keeping it real, even if it means struggling to hit those high notes 🎤.
It’s interesting to note that Owens has been doing this for a long time, and his experience shows 📚. He’s been singing with KK’s Priest and touring extensively, and it’s clear that he’s still got the passion and energy to deliver a killer performance 🔥. So, the next time you’re at a KK’s Priest show, just remember: Ripper’s still got it, and he’s not afraid to use it 🤘.
In conclusion, Tim “Ripper” Owens is still a metal god, and we’re not worthy 🙏. His voice is still intact, and he’s still bringing the heat 🌟. So, if you’re a fan of face-melting solos and ear-shattering vocals, then you owe it to yourself to check out KK’s Priest live 🎟️. Just don’t forget your earplugs 🎧. 🤘
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