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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. The Hellion | |||
| 2. Electric Eye | |||
| 3. Riding On The Wind | |||
| 4. Bloodstone | |||
| 5. (Take These) Chains | |||
| 6. Pain And Pleasure | |||
| 7. Screaming For Vengeance | |||
| 8. You've Got Another Thing Coming | |||
| 9. Fever | |||
| 10. Devil's Child | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Electric Eye | |||
| 2. Riding On The Wind | |||
| 3. Heading Out To The Highway | |||
| 4. Metal Gods | |||
| 5. Breaking The Law | |||
| 6. Diamonds and Rust | |||
| 7. Victim Of Changes | |||
| 8. Living After Midnight | |||
| 9. The Green Manalishi | |||
| 10. Screaming For Vengeance | |||
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Product Description
Product Description
Judas Priest marks the 30th anniversary of their seminal platinum-selling album, Screaming For Vengeance with an expanded CD/DVD.
Featuring all the killer tracks including "You’ve Got Another Thing Coming", "Take These Chains" and "Electric Eye", the album contains four extra live tracks from the US leg of the Screaming For Vengeance tour (San Antonio Civic Center show, September 10th 1982).
The bonus DVD boasts the first ever commercial release of the band’s awesome 1983 US Festival show. It’s a storming set of 12 songs and showcases a band at the top of their game. The CD/DVD release also includes sleeve notes by Eddie Trunk (the long-standing and well-respected US rock journalist, author and TV/radio presenter) plus photos from legendary rock photographer Mark Weiss.
Featuring all the killer tracks including "You’ve Got Another Thing Coming", "Take These Chains" and "Electric Eye", the album contains four extra live tracks from the US leg of the Screaming For Vengeance tour (San Antonio Civic Center show, September 10th 1982).
The bonus DVD boasts the first ever commercial release of the band’s awesome 1983 US Festival show. It’s a storming set of 12 songs and showcases a band at the top of their game. The CD/DVD release also includes sleeve notes by Eddie Trunk (the long-standing and well-respected US rock journalist, author and TV/radio presenter) plus photos from legendary rock photographer Mark Weiss.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful
By Mr Blackwell
TOP 500 REVIEWER
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
..If like me you bought it for the dvd then you'll probably be happy.
If you bought it for the original music,you may feel short changed, the CD is the same as the previous remaster,no tinkering,no grand difference in sound,just the same 5 star music as before,the bonus tracks are ,well typical bonus tracks, the live tracks are average sound quality and the ,excellent though it is.'Prisoner of Your eyes' is still completely out of place tagged on at the end,the logic of sticking a track recorded in '85 on a disc recorded in '82,escapes me,it did the first time and it does now.So essentially you've bought the same disc with run of the mill live tracks.
The DVD which was my reason for purchase,well thats excellent,dated yes,of its time,you cant help smile at Rob's beach blonde hair and metal mickey outfit but the band rocks,its a stellar performance and worth the purchase price itself,although it does take a bit of getting used to Dave Hollands drumming again having spent the last few decades listening to Scott Travis.
Packaging .. well thats crap,pathetic liner notes a few photos,pretty much no band involvement,although that shouldnt really be a surprise as they had little involement in the remasters liner notes as well.
To sum up,i wanted the dvd so im happy with that , disc 1 will probably never get played,will stick with the original remaster without the live tracks,the record label have missed a real opportunity here,this should have been the same as the Deluxe Edition of 'British Steel',disc 1 should have stayed as it was,disc 2 the dvd and a 3rd disc the audio of the dvd,jus a thought. So if you want the dvd then go for it,if not you may want to reconsider.
If you bought it for the original music,you may feel short changed, the CD is the same as the previous remaster,no tinkering,no grand difference in sound,just the same 5 star music as before,the bonus tracks are ,well typical bonus tracks, the live tracks are average sound quality and the ,excellent though it is.'Prisoner of Your eyes' is still completely out of place tagged on at the end,the logic of sticking a track recorded in '85 on a disc recorded in '82,escapes me,it did the first time and it does now.So essentially you've bought the same disc with run of the mill live tracks.
The DVD which was my reason for purchase,well thats excellent,dated yes,of its time,you cant help smile at Rob's beach blonde hair and metal mickey outfit but the band rocks,its a stellar performance and worth the purchase price itself,although it does take a bit of getting used to Dave Hollands drumming again having spent the last few decades listening to Scott Travis.
Packaging .. well thats crap,pathetic liner notes a few photos,pretty much no band involvement,although that shouldnt really be a surprise as they had little involement in the remasters liner notes as well.
To sum up,i wanted the dvd so im happy with that , disc 1 will probably never get played,will stick with the original remaster without the live tracks,the record label have missed a real opportunity here,this should have been the same as the Deluxe Edition of 'British Steel',disc 1 should have stayed as it was,disc 2 the dvd and a 3rd disc the audio of the dvd,jus a thought. So if you want the dvd then go for it,if not you may want to reconsider.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By metalmeister
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is the best metal album of teh 80's- superb all the way through and set the tone for the metal sound of the 80's. There are so many reference points for other metal bands that followed and Priest invented power metal and in some ways the thrash sound (although Metallica where already out at the time with a Motorhead/NWOBHM influence)
The DVD is why I bought this - just to remind me of prime era Priest- they where massive at the time- You Gotta Another Thing Comin took Metal main stream in America for a while- Feast on Priest!
The DVD is why I bought this - just to remind me of prime era Priest- they where massive at the time- You Gotta Another Thing Comin took Metal main stream in America for a while- Feast on Priest!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Having been a Priest fan since Sad Wings of Destiny way back in the Day and having brought most of
their music in one form or another since then i had for whatever reason failed to pick up this new remaster with live DVD from 1983.
So when it was advertised for the knock down price of £4.99 i just had to get it.
What a great Show from 1983.The sounds terrific and camera shots brilliant considering its 30 years old.
Whats good too,is that its filmed in brilliant sunlight as against an evening with a light show like every other band now days.
You can see the sweat on Rob Halford dropping off in time with the riffs as they pound out classic after classic.
All in all with the album and bonus tracks this is a 100% must have.Get your money out quick and order.
their music in one form or another since then i had for whatever reason failed to pick up this new remaster with live DVD from 1983.
So when it was advertised for the knock down price of £4.99 i just had to get it.
What a great Show from 1983.The sounds terrific and camera shots brilliant considering its 30 years old.
Whats good too,is that its filmed in brilliant sunlight as against an evening with a light show like every other band now days.
You can see the sweat on Rob Halford dropping off in time with the riffs as they pound out classic after classic.
All in all with the album and bonus tracks this is a 100% must have.Get your money out quick and order.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Screaming For Vengeance [Special 30th Anniversary Edition]
Screaming For Vengeance [Special 30th Anniversary Edition] is a great album from Judas Priest. It is remastered and have good sound quality!
Published 4 months ago by guilherme francisco
5.0 out of 5 stars
80s and screaming for vengeance
robert halford and his company were doing so well at that time,almost 30 years ago,but here in greece the situation is just the same,they are against us,that's why i ... Read more
Published 4 months ago by panagiotis pitsiougkas
5.0 out of 5 stars
Screaming for anniversary edition!!
The definitive heavy metal band at their commercial(not creative)peak.Absolute classic, stylish stuff! The origins of this boundry pushing musical style are on full display here!
Published 4 months ago by Mark Kwak
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awsome show
No need to say anymore but, if you like Metal, get this.
What a gig and the crowd and band go well good
What a gig and the crowd and band go well good
Published 5 months ago by sandrew997
5.0 out of 5 stars
first class metal...
This type of metal , melodic metal is the finest most well sung and created type of metal in existance. Most critics agree that this was jp's finest hour. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Michael Dobey
5.0 out of 5 stars
troo metal
A great album from one of the all time great British Heavy Metal bands. Although this sounds dated compared to todays' production, recording techniques, this has the sound of a... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Loz
4.0 out of 5 stars
still fresh and invigorating after 30 years
Like its forebear `British Steel', pretty much everything about `Screaming for vengeance' exudes the living spirit of metal. Read more
Published 8 months ago by sonicabuse
3.0 out of 5 stars
disappointing reissue
Judas Priest were the 1st Heavy Metal band I got into at the tender age of 12 in 1978 and have been a fan ever since. Read more
Published 8 months ago by Salford Ian
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good, but not their best
I am listening to this album as I write, and it holds up pretty well. The guitar sound on Electric Eye is one of the best ever and as a whole this album is very strong... Read more
Published 15 months ago by d
5.0 out of 5 stars
best metal album in history ... or at least one of them
When this came out 30 years ago it was voted best metal album in history in Kerrang (or another magazine like that). Read more
Published 16 months ago by Ramses
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