Judas Priest: Epitaph

Judas Priest: Epitaph

2013 · 140 min · ★ 8.6 · Music

In May 2012, Judas Priest wrapped up their epic "Epitaph" world tour with a storming set at London's Hammersmith Apollo. The band, having announced that this would be their final large-scale world tour, celebrated their last and possibly final show with an incredible career-spanning set list that brought down the house. In addition to performing all their classics "Breaking The Law," "Living After Midnight" and "You ve Got Another Thing Comin'" the Priest dug deep into their catalog, performing at least one song from each of their albums, which rounded off their 23-song set list.

Directed by Alex Walker

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Rob Halford Self - Vocals
Glenn Tipton Self - Guitars
Ian Hill Self - Bass
Richie Faulkner Self - Guitars
Scott Travis Self - Drums

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