If you think 10,000 people are more important than 10, then your head is on wrong. “It doesn’t matter how many people you play to, it should mean something. The tipping point was after Stained Class – the conscious effort we made helped identify what metal looked like.” I found an image the other day where Ian is all in white, Ken looks like a musketeer, I’m in a leather jacket and Glenn is wearing something that looks like he’s took the curtains down. For Priest, it was a conscious effort on our part – we were feeling heavy and sounding heavy, but didn’t particularly look it. Look at metalheads – denim and leather, everyone knows you’re a metalhead. “All the way back to The Beatles wearing suits and having those haircuts, music has been about identity. I would work on all these incredible productions from all aspects – comedy, variety, repertory theatre, ballet… I was like a sponge – I drew all of it into me and I dare say it played a role in what I did as a musician.” “I only worked at the Wolverhampton Grand for a short time, but it was an education.
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