KK Downing Felt Judas Priest Lost Their Spark
. And while his departure was put down to a breakdown in the working relationship with his bandmates, Downing now recalls not feeling "the spark" towards the end of his tenure. He tells Digital Journal: "I felt that a lot of the spark wasn't there, for whatever reason, on stage. I felt I had it, but felt it wasn't what I originally signed up for. I always thought that Judas Priest should have been a high-energy outfit and ultra-sharp, but I wasn't enjoying it as much on stage as I should have been." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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