album "Victim Of Changes". + Informações

The new Al Atkins Holy Rage video. Hope you dudes out there enjoy it.. + Informações

From the album "Victim Of Changes" released in 1998 on Neat Metal Records Written by Al Atkins. + Informações

From one time Judas Priest vocalist, Sun n Steel Fest 2004. Al Atkins wrote this song WHISKEY WOMAN before leaving Priest, which became a PRIEST Classic. The guy who replaced Al, Rob Halford wrote a song called RED LIGHT LADY, and the band put the two songs together and titled it VICTIM OF CHANGES.. + Informações

ATKINS MAY PROJECT with the track "FIGHT". Video taken from their "Serpents Kiss" album. BUY ALBUM HERE bit.ly Featuring: Al Atkins (Original Judas Priest Vocalist and Founder) and Guitarist: Paul May (AND, Temple Dogs). Video Directed by Tim Williams ... shot at Thus! Cameo Centre. www.thuscameo.co.uk. + Informações

Never Satisfied by Al Atkins. Also covered by Judas Priest and Armoured Saint. This version is from his solo album Victim of Changes with Dave Holland on Drums. The Holy Rage footage is from Hollywood Jan 2008 prior to a gig at the Knitting Factory with Graham Bonnet, Taz Taylor, Imagika and Jugulur.. + Informações

From the album "Heavy Thought" reissued in 2003 on Market square records. Written by Al Atkins This album is easy to find on Amazon!!!! www.alatkins.com. + Informações

From one time Judas Priest vocalist, Sun n Steel Fest 2004.. + Informações

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Featuring the brilliant guitars of Simon Lees. + Informações

Judas Priest musiclegends.ca Jason Saulnier interviews Al Atkins front man for Judas Priest (1969-1973) founder & singer for Holy Rage. Interview March 13, 2010 Al Atkins talks about his published book "Dawn of the Metal Gods". Al Atkins talks about the history of JUDAS PRIEST. Al talks about the songs on JUDAS PRIEST Rock Rolla album. Where did the name Holy Rage come from. Al Atkins work with Dennis Stratton former IRON MAIDEN guitarist. Al Atkins writing the original JUDAS PRIEST songs. Early unreleased JUDAS PRIEST. Speaking about Gull records. http Alan Atkins is a Heavy metal vocalist, perhaps best known for his association with Judas Priest. He began his musical career in 1964, singing in a succession of blues-rock outfits before forming a band in September 1969, named Judas Priest (named after the Bob Dylan song "The Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest"). Featuring a musical direction unrelated to the future metal band, this band lasted until October 1970, developing a small following in Birmingham before splitting up over creative differences.. + Informações

album "Victim Of Changes". + Informações

www.guitaristtv.com G-TV presenters Nina Clarke & Michael de Jager chat to author, composer, guitarist, singer & frontman Al Atkins who started his career in the great British Classic Rock music industry like many others, in a van gigging all over the UK in a band he founded called Judas Priest...the rest is history!. + Informações

The classic Judas Priest song Winter. Written after being caught in a snowstorm in Scotland in 1972 by Al Atkins. Still performed by Judas Priest.. + Informações

Judas Priest founder Al Atkins releases his new CD Demon Deceiver - The Sin Sessions this month. Video Production by:Mike de Jager. + Informações

The last line up of Holy Rage who split up in 2011 playing "Love at War" taken from our self titled album...l/r Steve Mercy (bass) Vince O'regan (guitar) AL Atkins (vocals) and Mick Hales (drums).... + Informações

From the album "Dreams Of Avalon" released in 1991 on Green Tree Records Written by Al Atkins & Paul May This album is farely rare these days but you should be able to find it on Ebay or Amazon Marketplace!. + Informações

album "Victim Of Changes". + Informações

A video taken a while back, featuring Al Atkins, Chris Johnson, Scott Dallow and Mick "The Anvil" Hales.. + Informações

www.mikedejager.co.uk - Mike joins Judas Priest founder Al Atkins for a jam at JBS live music venue in the Black Country of the UK. Victim of Changes was written by Al and became the Judas Priest anthem that rocketed the band to fame in the US.. + Informações

Formação inicial Vocal: Al Atkins Guitarra: KK Downing Baixo: Ian Hill Bateria: John Ellis Formação atual Vocal: Rob Halford Guitarras: Glenn Tipton e KK Downing Baixo: Ian Hill Bateria: Scott Travis Discografia Álbuns de estúdio 1974 - Rocka Rolla 1976 - Sad Wings of Destiny 1977 - Sin After Sin 1978 - Stained Class 1978 - Killing Machine 1980 - British Steel 1981 - Point of Entry 1982 - Screaming for Vengeance 1984 - Defenders of the Faith 1986 - Turbo 1988 - Ram It Down 1990 - Painkiller 1997 - Jugulator 2001 - Demolition 2005 - Angel of Retribution 2008 - Nostradamus Ao vivo 1979 - Unleashed in the East - Live in Japan 1987 - Priest...Live! 1998 - '98 Live Meltdown 2003 - Live in London ( DVD only ) 2005 - Rising in the East ( DVD only ) Compilações 1978 - The Best of Judas Priest 1981 - Hero, Hero 1989 - The Collection 1993 - Genocide 1993 - Metal Works '73-'93 1996 - Prisoners of Pain 1997 - The Best of Judas Priest: Living After Midnight 2004 - Metalogy 2006 - The Essential Judas Priest. + Informações

I here present to you 'Caviar And Meths', the complete version, that only appears on Al Atkins' 1998 solo album 'Victim of Changes'. The version is the complete hardrock/vocal version, that originally was to appear on Judas Priest's 1974 debut album 'Rocka Rolla', but only an instrumental segment of it appears on the final product, to close the album. This version by Al Aktins is played note for note, like the original unreleased versions was. To accompany the music, there are some old and rare pictures of pre-Halford/Tipton Judas Priest. Hopefully some day, the pre-Halford songs that lies in the Priest vault, can be reased. Judas Priest was formed in 1969 by Al Atkins (vocals). Other original members included Bruno Stapenhill (bass), Earnest Chataway (guitar) and John Partridge (drums). This version of Judas Priest recorded two songs as a demo / potential single, titled 'Good Time Woman / (b-side) 'We'll Stay Together' which was never released. In 1970, this version of Judas Priest disbanned due to creative differences. At the same time, KK Downing & Ian HIll had their own band titled Freight. Al Atkins joined their band and suggested that they should use the name of his old band, Judas Priest. Downing and Hill agreed. Drummers between 1970 and 1973 included Alan Moore and Chris Campbell. In 1973 Al Atkins had to leave the band not long before they got a record deal, as he had to get a "decent job" to support his baby daughter at the time. Around this time, a 2nd .... + Informações

Al Atkins on July 22nd 2010 - Part 1 of the interview by Aniruddh Andrew Bansal for Metal Assault. Check out the website at metalassault.com. + Informações

Heavy Metal the start.... Judas Priest Mk 1 with Al Atkins. Interviews with Al Atkins, Dave Corke. The story of Judas Priest. Quotes from Robin Valk. The Story of Magnum, interviews with the band and former members, Dave Scott Morgan.. + Informações

Al Atkins and Holy Rage Kingdom of hell, introducing Holy Rage the album. Release Date 25th October 2010 through Z-Records.. + Informações