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Judas Priest
Judas Priest are an English heavy metal band formed in Birmingham in 1969. They have sold over 50 million albums and are frequently ranked as one of the greatest metal bands of all time. They have been referred to as one of the pioneers of the new wave of British heavy metal…via Wikipedia
Career Highlights
20 albums- Formed
- 1969
- Active
- 1969–present
- Listeners
- 2,130,265Last.fm
- Wikipedia
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Selected Discography
- 1974Rocka Rolla
- 1976Sad Wings of Destiny
- 1977Sin After Sin
- 1978Killing Machine
- 1978Stained Class
- 1980British Steel
- 1981Point of Entry
- 1982Screaming for Vengeance
- 1984Defenders of the Faith
- 1986Turbo
- 1988Ram It Down
- 1990Painkiller
- 1997Jugulator
- 2001Demolition
- 2005Angel of Retribution
+ 5 more albums
The Web
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The Connection Web
22 threadsMembers
21- Ian Hill(UK bassist for Judas Priest)1970–present
- Rob Halford1973–1992
- Rob Halford2003–present
- Glenn Tipton1974–present
- Al Atkins1969–1972
- Scott Travis(hard rock/heavy metal drummer)1995–present
- Tim “Ripper” Owens1996–2003
- Chris Campbell(UK drummer for Judas Priest)1971–1972
- Dave Holland(British rock drummer)1979–1989
- Ernie Chataway1969–1970
- Bruno Stapenhill1969–1970
- John Partridge(UK drummer)1969–1970
- Kenneth Downing1970–2011
- John Hinch1973–1975
- Richie Faulkner2011–present
- Scott Travis(hard rock/heavy metal drummer)1989–1992
- John Ellis(shortlived drummer for Judas Priest)1971–1971
- Alan Moore(Judas Priest drummer)1971–1972
- Alan Moore(Judas Priest drummer)1975–1977
- Simon Phillips(rock drummer)1977–1977
- Les Binks1977–1979
Collaborations
1The Extended Web
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