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The DVD contains a full concert of the band playing live at the Midsouth Coliseum in Memphis, Tennessee on 12th December on the "Screaming For Vengeance" World Tour. It was originally released as "Judas Priest-Live" by CBS on VHS. Includes brand new stereo and surround sound mixes. Audio remixed to by Thom Cadley.5/5(2).

Judas Priest = ジューダス・プリースト* Judas Priest = ジューダス・プリースト* - Metalogy ‎ (4xCD + DVD-V, NTSC + Box, Comp) Sony Records Int'l, Sony Records Int'l: MHCP ~16, MHCP Japan: Sell This Version/5(10).

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Judas Priest Metalogy - Disc 1 Only! - We receive various CDs from the radio cores that we remanufacture. As a result, we are are now selling them! Our CDs are professionally resurfaced and are guaranteed to work or your money back! These listings are for the disc only and do not come with the case, album art, or inserts/5().

Judas Priest - Metalogy (Japan 4CD BoxSet) () Country: UK Genre: Heavy Metal Quality: mp3, CBR kbps (CD Rip+Scans) | FLAC (image+.cue,log,scans) Judas Priest - Metalogy (Japan 4CD.

The Green Manalishi (With The Two Pronged Crown) (Live)* () CD 2 1. Killing Machine () 2. Evening Star () 3. Take On The World () 4. Delivering The Goods () 5. Evil Fantasies () 6. Hell Bent For Leather () 7. Breaking The Law (Live)** () 8. Living After Midnight () 9. Rapid Fire () Metal Gods (4.

" Breaking the Law " is a song by British heavy metal band Judas Priest, originally released on their album British Steel. The song is one of the band's better known singles, and is readily recognized by its opening guitar riff.

Metalogy is a four CD + single DVD boxed set released by heavy metal band Judas Priest in The CDs come in card sleeves and are housed in a faux-leather box, which has studs around the center. The box was re-released in in a cardboard long-box containing the same 4 CDs as the original release, but not the DVD, which is sold separately.

Also, the inclusion of "rare" live tracks of monumental recordings like "The Hellion/Electric Eye" and "Breaking the Law" should have found themselves on an all-live disc five, leaving room for the original recordings. These gripes aside, Metalogy is a fully realized body of work, and the remastering alone is worth the occasional indulgence.