Judas Priest

Judas Priest are an English band formed in in 1969. Their original lineup included Al Atkins (lead vocals), Bruno Staphenhil (bass), John Partrige (drums), John Perry (guitar), and Ernie Chataway (guitar). 
==Content==
Their current lineup consists of Ian Hill (bass, backing vocals), Rob Halford (lead vocals, harmonica), Glenn Tipton (guitar, synthesizers, backing vocals), Scott Travis (drums), and Richie Faulkner (guitar, backing vocals). Even though Rob Halford didn't join the band until 1973 and left from 1992-2003, his vocals are considered to be inseparable from the band itself, and he's one of the most recognizable and famous hard rock and heavy metal vocalists of all time.
== History ==
Since their inception in 1969, they've released a total of 18 studio albums, including Rocka Rolla, (1974)https://www.allmusic.com/album/rocka-rolla-mw0000195969, Sad Wings of Destiny, (1976)https://www.allmusic.com/album/sad-wings-of-destiny-mw0000201463, Sin After Sin, (1977)https://www.allmusic.com/album/sin-after-sin-mw0000190449, Stained Class, (1978)https://www.allmusic.com/album/stained-class-mw0000650341, Killing Machine, (1978, known as Hell Bent for Leather in the United States), British Steel, (1980)https://www.allmusic.com/album/british-steel-mw0000190568, Point of Steel, (1981), Screaming for Vengeance, (1982)https://www.allmusic.com/album/screaming-for-vengeance-mw0000194426, Defenders of the Faith, (1984)https://www.allmusic.com/album/defenders-of-the-faith-mw0000194425, Turbo, (1986)https://www.allmusic.com/album/turbo-mw0000190570, Ram It Down, (1988)https://www.allmusic.com/album/ram-it-down-mw0000199755, Painkiller, (1990), Jugulator, (1997), Demolition, (2001), Angel of Retribution, (2005), Nostradamus, (2008), Redeemer of Souls, (2014), and Firepower, (2018), 7 live albums, Unleashed in the East, (1979), Priest...Live!, (1987), '98 Live Meltdown, (1998), Live In London, (2003), A Touch of Evil: Live, (2009), Setlist: The Very Best of Judas Priest Live, (2010), and Battle Cry, (2016), and 7 compilation albums, Hero Hero, (1981), Metal Works 73-93, (1993), The Best of Judas Priest: Living After Midnight, (1997), Metology, (2004), The Essential Judas Priest, (2006), Single Cuts, (2011), and The Chosen Few, (2011).
== Gallery ==
File:Judas Priest - Wacken Open Air 2018 01.jpg|Judas Priest in 2018
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