last chance to win a Judas Priest CD from KEEW & CFMU! (and our Sept 17 playlist)

If you haven't entered our Judas Priest giveaway yet, there's still time! We've got a few CD copies of new album Redeemer of Souls to share with our listeners. If you want to add your name to the bucket, you just have to answer our Judas Priest trivia question:

which Judas Priest song was included on the PMRC's "Filthy Fifteen" list in the 1980s?

There are three ways to enter. Post your answer below as a comment, email it to killeatexploittheweak [at] yahoo.ca, or tweet it with #keew.

And here's what we played on the air last night...

September 17

ARTIST	ALBUM	TRACK
Judas Priest	Redeemer of Souls	Halls of Valhalla
Living Colour	Stain	Leave It Alone
Crowbar	Crowbar	I Have Failed
Pain of Salvation	Entropia	Revival
Prong	Ruining Lives	Chamber of Thought
Leprous	Coal	Chronic
Ayahuasca	Plato's Dark Horse	Can You Feel the New Food Chain
The Creepshow	Sell Your Soul	In the Garden
Alternative 4	The Obscurants	Lifeline
Ides of Gemini	Old World New Wave	Fememorde
The Pineapple Thief	Magnolia	Simple as That
Third Ion	Capitol Spill [Single]	Capitol Spill
Sepultura and Les Tambours du Bronx	Metal Veins: Alive at Rock in Rio DVD/CD	Refuse & Resist
Cannibal Corpse - A Skeletal Domain	A Skeletal Domain	Headlong into Carnage
Bloodbath	Breeding Death	Breeding Death
Paradise Lost	Tragic Idol	Theories from Another World
Slash	World on Fire	Beneath The Savage Sun
Mastodon	Once More Round The Sun	The Motherload
The Body Politic	Egressor EP	Armature
The New Jacobin Club	Soldier of the Mark	Champagne Ivy

tonight's KEEW playlist and a Judas Priest giveaway!

Thanks to CFMU 93.3 FM (McMaster Radio) we're giving away some CD copies of the latest Judas Priest album Redeemer of Souls! If you tuned in tonight you'll know how to enter the contest. If you missed it, there's still time: download the .mp3 podcast of tonight's show at cfmu.msumcmaster.ca (you can find the file labelled 10.09.2014 under Program Archive: Past Shows on the Programming page – click on the Kill Eat Exploit the Weak box under Wednesday's schedule).

Here's what's waiting for you:

September 10

ARTIST	ALBUM	TRACK
Crimson Shadows	Kings Among Men	A Gathering of Kings
Autumn's Dawn	Gone	Through the Rusted Gates of Time
The Order of Israfel	Wisdom	On Black Wings a Demon
The Sabbathian	Ritual Rites	Nightshade Eternal
Godhunter	GH/0ST:S	Pursuit-Predator
Secrets of the Sky	GH/0ST:S	The Star
Megaton Leviathan	Past 21: Beyond the Arctic Cell	The Foolish Man
Judas Priest	Redeemer of Souls	Redeemer of Souls
Delain	The Human Contradiction	Here Come the Vultures
Volur	Disir	Es wächst aus seinem Grab
Witch Mountain	Mobile of Angels	Mobile of Angels
Windhand	Soma	Evergreen
Spell	The Full Moon Sessions	Possessed by Heavy Metal
Striker	City of Gold	Start Again
Moonlyght	Into the Blizzard Chapter II	From Honour to Nothingness
Wilt	Wilt	Pale Consternation
Kosmograd	Self titled	velossaraykin
Artificial Brain	Labyrinth Constellation	Frozen Planets

judas priest and virtual relocations

Thanks to a good friend, I unexpectedly got the chance to see Judas Priest and Whitesnake this week when I'd been thinking I was going to miss this tour. We caught a few songs by Pop Evil (I hadn't even known they existed until I saw them and their hard-to-read banner on stage), arriving in plenty of time for the main attraction.

Amusingly, Whitesnake (or David Coverdale with various hired hands) mostly played songs off the 1987 self-titled album plus a few others. That was okay with me - that was one of the first records I played on the stereo I got for Christmas that year. Coverdale's need for backing track vocals was a little disappointing but I'd rather he had them than not if he can't sustain those delightful high screeches anymore.

Priest's choice of British Steel also had nostalgic resonance for me as that was the first Judas Priest album I ever bought (though I'm a little suspicious of their "30th anniversary" math). Rob Halford doesn't move very fast these days, but the songs sounded as good as ever, including the few non-British Steel tracks they played. No pictures, but I bet some by Adam Wills will be going up on Hellbound.ca any day now.

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If www.killeatexploittheweak.tk was one of your web destinations you'll notice a change. There hasn't been much activity over there since our radio show went off the air - I've decided to retire the site, at least for the time being. The link now directs you here. If you're interested in old playlists, interview lists and the like, let me know.