Judas Priest: [2008] Graspop Metal Meeting Trailer (2008)

22 June 2008

Dawn Of Creation Prophecy Metal Gods Eat Me Alive Between The Hammer And The Anvil Devil's Child Breaking The Law Hell Patrol Death Dissident Aggressor Angel The Hellion/Electric Eye Rock Hard, Ride Free Sinner Painkiller Hell Bent For Leather The Green Manalishi You've Got Another Thing Comin'

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Cast

Rob Halford as Self - Vocals

K.K. Downing as Self - Guitar

Glenn Tipton as Self - Guitars

Ian Hill as Self - Bass

Scott Travis as Self - Drums

International Releases Dates

Belgium 22 June 2008

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