THE METAL GOD, ROB HALFORD, EXPLAINS WHY HE TRADEMARKED NAME

robhalfordleathersuit Judas Priest frontman Rob Halford has explained why he trademarked the phrase “Metal God” in 2009.

He took the legal step to ensure the name couldn’t be used in commercial ventures like computer games. But he’s previously said he’s not fully comfortable with using it himself.

Appearing on Later With Jools Holland, Halford recently told the host: “I would never put myself on that pedestal. That’s the title the fans started to give me after the British Steel album. It’s something I really cherish – I don’t want anybody else to be the metal god but me.”

Judas Priest’s new album, Redeemer of Souls, will be released in the States on July 8th through Epic/Columbia.

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additional source: classicrockmagazine.com

33 Responses

  1. The Metal God deserves to keep that name. For he is just that. I couldn’t believe the power he still has in his vocals in concert. Unbelievable. Threw my equalibrium off lol

    1. LOL!! He’s my idol too Joe.

      God bless Ronnie James Dio, he was another one who never lost the power in his voice.

      D πŸ™‚

  2. Don’t worry Rob, nobody else ever could be, or will be, “THE METAL GOD!”
    There’s only 1 Rob Halford, and there’s only 1 METAL GOD.

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