Metal Works '73-'93 The Hellion Electric Eye Victim Of Changes Painkiller Eat Me Alive Devil's Child Dissident Aggressor Delivering The Goods Exciter Breaking The Law Hell Bent For Leather Blood Red Skies Metal Gods Before The Dawn Turbo Lover Ram It Down Metal Meltdown Screaming For Vengeance You've Got Another Thing Coming Beyond The Realms Of Death Solar Angels Bloodstone Desert Plains Wild Nights, Hot & Crazy Days Heading Out To The Highway Living After Midnight A Touch Of Evil The Rage Night Comes Down Sinner Freewheel Burning Night Crawler Released in 1993 by Columbia. Live In London 1. Metal Gods 2. Heading Out To The Highway (Bonus Track) 3. Patch Euro Truck Simulator 2 Startimes. Grinder (Bonus Track) 4.

Touch Of Evil 5. Blood Stained 6.

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Victim Of Changes 7. The Sentinel (Bonus Track) 8. One On One 9. Gira Homeserver 3 Manual on this page. Running Wild 10. Diamonds And Rust 12. Feed On Me 13. Green Manalishi (Bonus Track) 14.

Download Atheros Ar9285 Driver For Windows Xp here. Beyond The Realms Of Death (Bonus Track) 15. Burn In Hell 16. Hell Is Home 17. Breaking The Law 18. Desert Plains 19.

Youve Got Another Thing Coming (Bonus Track) 20. Turbo Lover 21. Painkiller 22. Hellion Electric Eye (Bonus Track) 23. Living After Midnight 25. Hell Bent For Leather Released in 2003 by SPV. Discography Gull Records through many subsiduary companies are releasing sub standard re-hashes of these 1st two albums under different guises.

If for instance anyone out there has bought their 'JUDAS PRIEST - THE BEST OF' - Insight Series, then they would find that 50% of the album consists of a mindless interview with John Hinch an ex-drummer with Priest who we had to let go because he was musically inadequate. The interview is not only misleading but full of rubbish and false information.

They, however have cleverly track listed the back cover so it appears that other band members are involved and as though it contains new material. It's just one example of how Gull Records are greedily continually exploiting and misleading the fans out there and unfortunately we cannot control it or stop them - but we can strongly advise you not to waste your money buying tracks you will already have under the original album titles. They have nothing new to offer and are just trying to cash in on the Priest name - so check out any CD with their name on it before buying.