Painkiller is the twelfth studio album by Judas Priest, the English heavy metal band. It came out on 17 September 1990, following a highly publicised trial earlier that year in which Rob Halford and the band were cleared of civil charges over the attempted suicides of two young men in December 1985. The court found them not liable, and the record arrived with that business behind them.

It matters in the band's story for two changes. It was the first Priest album with drummer Scott Travis, and it was the last with Halford on vocals until his return for Angel of Retribution in 2005. Its sound leans towards speed and thrash metal, which sets it apart from much of what came before it, such as Turbo and Ram It Down. For anyone tracing how Priest handled the turn into a new decade, this is the record to hear.

Painkiller: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 46:08

Tracklist

  1. 1PainkillerDowning, Halford, Tipton6:06
  2. 2Hell PatrolDowning, Halford, Tipton3:37
  3. 3All Guns BlazingDowning, Halford, Tipton3:58
  4. 4Leather RebelDowning, Halford, Tipton3:35
  5. 5Metal MeltdownDowning, Halford, Tipton4:50
  6. 6Night CrawlerDowning, Halford, Tipton5:45
  7. 7Between the Hammer & the AnvilDowning, Halford, Tipton4:49
  8. 8A Touch of EvilDowning, Halford, Tipton, Tsangarides5:45
  9. 9Battle HymnDowning, Halford, Tipton0:56
  10. 10One Shot at GloryDowning, Halford, Tipton6:47
Produced by
Judas Priest, Chris Tsangarides
Recorded at
Studio Miraval (Correns, France and Wisseloord Studios, Hilversum, Netherlands), Wisseloord Studios
Recorded
January–March 1990
Mixed at
Wisseloord Studios
Engineered by
Attie Bauw, Patrice Rouillon Tsernsoff de Gironville
Label
Columbia
Length
46:08

Line-up

  • Kenneth Downing · electric guitar
  • Ian Hill · electric bass guitar
  • Glenn Tipton · electric guitar
  • Scott Travis · drums (drum set)
  • Rob Halford · lead vocals

Singles

  • “Painkiller” · 3 September 1990
  • “A Touch of Evil” · 11 March 1991

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199026
US Billboard 200 · 199026
German Albums · 19907
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199013
Swiss Albums · 199014
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 199015
Norwegian Albums · 199019
Swedish Albums · 199019
Austrian Albums · 199022
New Zealand Albums · 199027
All 12 charts
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 199029
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 199060

Certifications

RegionCertification
Canada · 1990Gold
Japan · 1996Gold
United States · 1990Gold

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How we know the release date wikipedia 1990-09-17; musicbrainz + wikidata 1990-09-03 (14 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz3 September 1990
Wikipedia infobox17 September 1990
Wikidata3 September 1990
US release1990earliest US date
UK / Europe release3 September 1990earliest UK or European date
19 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XEColumbia5099746729028other
—XWColumbiaother
1990CAColumbia074644689129other
1990USColumbia07464468912other
1990XECBS5099746729011other
1990USColumbiaother
3 September 1990GBCBS5099746729028original
13 September 1990JPEpic/Sony4988010515928other
21 August 1997JPEpic4988010767426other
2001ATColumbia5099750213926other
21 February 2002GBColumbia5099750213926remaster
19 March 2002USColumbia696998638228other
2004XEColumbia5099750213957other
6 July 2005JPSony Records International4571191051752other
23 February 2009GBColumbia886974767428other
15 February 2012JPMetal God Entertainment4547366063486remaster
9 October 2013JPSony Records International4547366202205remaster
1 December 2017—Columbia889853909216other
——Columbia074644689129other
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