Metal Works ’73–’93 by Judas Priest, album cover
Album · Compilation

Metal Works ’73–’93

Released26 April 1993
Popularity31.4
Also cited29 April 1993

Metal Works '73–'93 is a Judas Priest compilation that gathers twenty years of the band's career on one release. It came out in April 1993 on Columbia. The band chose the tracks themselves and added their own comments in the sleeve-notes. Every album up to that point is represented except the debut, Rocka Rolla. A live version of "Victim of Changes" from Unleashed in the East stands in for the studio take, because the band no longer owns the rights to their first two albums.

It also marks a curious moment in the group's story. Rob Halford had left in 1992 after internal tensions, yet he returned briefly to help promote the collection. A remastered edition followed in 2001 with the same track listing. Everything here had been released before, so it works as a band-approved overview of their path from the 1970s into the early 1990s.

Metal Works ’73–’93: tracklist, credits and charts

32 tracks · 2:27:07

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1The HellionDowning, Halford, Tipton0:38
  3. 2Electric EyeDowning, Halford, Tipton3:43
  4. 3Victim of ChangesAtkins, Downing, Halford, Tipton7:23
  5. 4PainkillerDowning, Halford, Tipton6:06
  6. 5Eat Me AliveDowning, Halford, Tipton3:35
  7. 6Devil’s ChildDowning, Halford, Tipton4:47
  8. 7Dissident AggressorDowning, Halford, Tipton3:08
  9. 8Delivering the GoodsDowning, Halford, Tipton4:16
  10. 9ExciterRob Halford and Glenn Tipton5:04
  11. 10Breaking the LawDowning, Halford, Tipton2:35
  12. 11Hell Bent for LeatherGlenn Tipton2:40
  13. 12Blood Red SkiesDowning, Halford, Tipton7:49
  14. 13Metal GodsDowning, Halford, Tipton4:09
  15. 14Before the DawnDowning, Halford, Tipton3:22
  16. 15Turbo LoverDowning, Halford, Tipton5:33
  17. 16Ram It DownDowning, Halford, Tipton4:49
  18. 17Metal MeltdownDowning, Halford, Tipton4:16
  19. Disc 2
  20. 1Screaming for VengeanceDowning, Halford, Tipton4:43
  21. 2You’ve Got Another Thing Comin’Downing, Halford, Tipton5:07
  22. 3Beyond the Realms of DeathLes Binks and Rob Halford6:52
  23. 4Solar AngelsDowning, Halford, Tipton4:02
  24. 5BloodstoneDowning, Halford, Tipton3:52
  25. 6Desert PlainsDowning, Halford, Tipton4:30
  26. 7Wild Nights, Hot & Crazy DaysDowning, Halford, Tipton4:40
  27. 8Heading Out to the HighwayDowning, Halford, Tipton4:41
  28. 9Living After MidnightDowning, Halford, Tipton3:27
  29. 10A Touch of EvilDowning, Halford, Tipton, Tsangarides5:45
  30. 11The RageDowning, Halford, Tipton4:44
  31. 12Night Comes DownDowning, Halford, Tipton4:00
  32. 13SinnerRob Halford and Glenn Tipton6:42
  33. 14Freewheel BurningDowning, Halford, Tipton4:23
  34. 15Night CrawlerDowning, Halford, Tipton5:47
Produced by
Tom Allom, Judas Priest, Chris Tsangarides, Roger Glover, James Guthrie, Judas Priest, Dennis MacKay
Recorded at
Ibiza Sound Studio, Studio Miraval, Wisseloord Studios, Ramport Studios, CBS Studios, Utopia Studios, Chipping Norton Recording Studios, Startling Studios, Compass Point Studios
Recorded
1977–1990
Mixed by
Paul Northfield, Neil Ross, Ken Thomas, Tom Allom, Bill Dooley, Kenneth Downing, Glenn Tipton
Mixed at
Bayshore Recording Studios, Beejay Recording Studios, Startling Studios, Wisseloord Studios, The Record Plant, Wessex Sound Studios
Engineered by
Louis Austin, Neil Kernon, 鈴木良博, Attie Bauw, Patrice Rouillon Tsernsoff de Gironville, Mark Dodson, James Guthrie, Neil Ross, Henrik Nilsson, Bill Dooley
Label
Columbia
Length
2:27:07

Line-up

  • Kenneth Downing · electric guitar
  • Ian Hill · electric bass guitar, bass guitar
  • Dave Holland · drums (drum set)
  • Glenn Tipton · electric guitar, keyboard, background vocals
  • Rob Halford · lead vocals
  • Les Binks · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Scott Travis · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Simon Phillips · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Jeff Martin · background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Night Crawler” · April 1993

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199337
US Billboard 200 · 1993155
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199332
Swiss Albums · 199340
German Albums · 199350

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1993-04-26 vs 1993-04-29 (musicbrainz), 1993-05-18 (wikidata)
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MusicBrainz29 April 1993
Wikipedia infobox26 April 1993
Wikidata18 May 1993
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8 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1993GBColumbia5099747305023other
1993ZAColumbia6001208460737other
29 April 1993GBColumbia5099747305023original
18 May 1993USColumbia074645393223other
2 June 1993JPEpic/Sony4988010575021other
21 February 2002GBSony Music5099750213827other
12 December 2014AFColumbia5099750213827other
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