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Judas Priest - Metal Gods Live (CD) (UK Import)
Judas Priest - Metal Gods Live (CD) (UK Import)
Artist: Judas Priest
Music Genre: Heavy metal, Rock
- Label
- Laser Media
- Cat No
- 1154542
- Released
- 2023
- Styles
- Heavy Metal
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| Artist | Judas Priest |
|---|---|
| Format | CD |
| Label | Laser Media |
| Catalogue no. | 1154542 |
| Genre | Heavy metal and Rock |
| Barcode | 4262428980838 |
Judas Priest — Metal Gods Live
Format: CD • Label: Laser Media (1154542) • Released: 2023 • Genre: Heavy Metal
Tracklist:
1.1. Hell Bent For Leather
1.2. Delivering The Goods
1.3. Running Wild
1.4. Diamonds And Rust
1.5. Beyond The Realms Of Death
1.6. Green Manalishi
1.7. Starbreaker
1.8. Tyrant
2.1. Diamonds And Rust
2.2. Grinder
2.3. Breaking The Law
2.4. Sinner
2.5. Beyond The Realms Of Death
2.6. Troubleshooter
2.7. Hot Rockin'
2.8. Victim Of Changes
2.9. Living After Midnight
2.10. Tyrant
3.1. Electric Eye
3.2. Riding On The Wind
3.3. Metal Gods
3.4. Bloodstone
3.5. Breaking The Law
3.6. Heading Out To The Highway
3.7. You've Got Another Thing Comin'
3.8. Screaming For Vengeance
3.9. Living After Midnight
3.10. Green Manalishi
3.11. Hell Bent For Leather
4.1. Hell Bent For Leather
4.2. Victim Of Changes
4.3. Grinder
4.4. A Touch Of Evil
4.5. The Sentinel
4.6. Painkiller
4.7. Drum Solo
4.8. The Ripper
4.9. Beyond The Realms Of Death
4.10. Riding On The Wind
4.11. Breaking The Law
5.1. Bloodsuckers
5.2. Metal Gods
5.3. The Sentinel
5.4. Bloodstained
5.5. One On One
5.6. Victim Of Changes
5.7. Devils Child
5.8. Diamonds And Rust
6.1. Exciter
6.2. Hell Is Home
6.3. Breaking The Law
6.4. Turbo Lover
6.5. You've Got Another Thing Comin'
6.6. The Hellion / Electric Eye
6.7. Living After Midnight
6.8. Painkiller
Imported from the UK.
About the artist
About the artist
The band was formed in Birmingham, England in 1969 by guitarist John Perry (who died shortly after and was replaced by Ernie Chataway), bassist Bruno Stapenhill, drummer John Partridge, and singer Al Atkins, who created a band name from Bob Dylan's song ''. In 1970, guitarist Kenneth K. K. Downing and bassist Ian Hill joined, replacing Chataway and Stapenhill. Drummers John Ellis and Chris Campbell replaced Partridge. Later, in 1973, Rob Halford and drummer John Hinch joined to replace Atkins and Campbell, respectively. A song from the last show with Atkins and Campbell and three from Halford and Hinch's first were released in 2019 on the compilation . A second guitarist, Glenn Tipton, was also added to the line-up in 1974.
The line-up featuring Halford, Downing, Tipton and Hill existed between 1974 and 1990. Priest went through a number of drummers (Hinch, Alan Moore, Simon Phillips and Les Binks) between its formation and 1980 when Trapeze drummer Dave Holland joined and stayed until 1988. In early 1990 Racer X drummer Scott Travis joined the band. In mid 1990 the band was taken to court over the attempted suicide of two young boys in Reno, allegedly driven by subliminal messages on its Stained Class album. The case was eventually thrown out of court.
Halford left the group in 1993 to pursue a solo career. Tim "Ripper" Owens, an Ohioan tribute band singer was chosen and recorded 4 albums (2 studio, 2 live) with the band. In 2003, Judas Priest’s 1990 line-up was restored when Rob Halford returned to the group after rekindling the relationship during work on Judas Priest’s 4-CD career retrospective “Metalogy.” K.K. Downing left the band in 2009 and was replaced by Richie Faulkner. This line-up recorded two more studio albums before Tipton had to retire due to illness in 2018. For the Firepower tour he was temporarily replaced by Andy Sneap, making Hill and Halford the only remaining members from the band's early era.
Source: Discogs
