Judas Priest
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| + | '''Judas Priest''' is an [[England|English]] [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]] band formed in 1969 in [[Birmingham]]. Judas Priest's core line-up consists of bass player [[Ian Hill]], vocalist [[Rob Halford]] and guitarists [[Glenn Tipton]] and [[K. K. Downing]]; their current drummer is [[Scott Travis]]. They have been cited as an influence on many heavy metal musicians and bands. Their popularity and status as one of the definitive heavy metal bands has earned them the [[nickname]] "Metal Gods" from their song of the same name. | ||
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Judas Priest is an English heavy metal band formed in 1969 in Birmingham. Judas Priest's core line-up consists of bass player Ian Hill, vocalist Rob Halford and guitarists Glenn Tipton and K. K. Downing; their current drummer is Scott Travis. They have been cited as an influence on many heavy metal musicians and bands. Their popularity and status as one of the definitive heavy metal bands has earned them the nickname "Metal Gods" from their song of the same name.
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