The great Judas Priest's oft-maligned debut album; love it or hate it, it was there first, loud and mothereffin proud!

Judas Priest's much acclaimed second album, which caused seismic quakes, reversed the polar magnetism, tsunamis, and global warming.... No words are really needed, all you need to do is listen. This is a great album that encapsulates the band's piss and vinegar at the time, only to be topped by the next two records. Spawned the eternal classic 'Victim of Changes', 'The Ripper', 'Dreamer Deceiver, and 'Tyrant'.

One of the best records ever in History, Judas Priest's fourth album, "Stained Class", ranks very high on every Priest fan's list of favorites - and for good reason. But why shoot the breeze - just listen and you'll understand. This record is ageless and timeless, the songs, the musicianship, and the production are absolutely stellar!

Judas Priest's first official live album featuring songs from their first 5 albums (well, the 4 after the first, as [sadly] they played nothing from Rocka Rolla until 2022...) This is a very raw and authentic sound of what the band was at the time, with drummer extraordinaire Les Binks who left by the time the LP was released as the record company would not compensate him fairly.

The Fast and Furious follow-up to Screaming For Vengeance

Priest's "sellout" album where they were trying to go cheesy 80es chick music...

Priest's much-underrated album sandwiched between "British Steen" and "Screaming For Vengeance". It doesn't get the respect it deserves.