Sad Wings of Destiny (Original 1976 Masters) by Judas Priest, album cover
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Sad Wings of Destiny (Original 1976 Masters)

Released26 March 1976
Popularity66.3
Also cited23 March 1976

Sad Wings of Destiny is Judas Priest's second studio album, and the one where the band settled into the sound and image they would carry forward. It came out in March 1976 on Janus Records. Rob Halford's vocals range widely, the riffs drive things along, and the influences of Queen, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple and Black Sabbath show up in the variety of moods. It is also the only Priest album with Alan Moore on drums for every track.

The nearly eight-minute "Victim of Changes" is the centrepiece, pairing heavy riffing with high-pitched vocals, extended guitar leads and a slow, moody breakdown. "Tyrant" and "The Ripper" are short, dense rockers, while "Epitaph" brings a crooning, piano-backed calm. Reviews were good but sales weak, and the band, short of money, moved to CBS for Sin After Sin. The album's influence on later metal has only grown.

Sad Wings of Destiny (Original 1976 Masters): tracklist, credits and charts

9 tracks · 39:18

Tracklist

  1. 1Victim of ChangesAtkins, Downing, Halford, Tipton7:45
  2. 2The RipperGlenn Tipton2:50
  3. 3Dreamer DeceiverAtkins, Downing, Halford, Tipton5:56
  4. 4DeceiverDowning, Halford, Tipton2:46
  5. 5PreludeGlenn Tipton2:02
  6. 6TyrantRob Halford and Glenn Tipton4:26
  7. 7GenocideDowning, Halford, Tipton5:47
  8. 8EpitaphGlenn Tipton3:20
  9. 9Island of DominationDowning, Halford, Tipton4:26
Produced by
Jeffrey Calvert, Judas Priest, Max West, Jeffery Calvert
Recorded at
Rockfield Studios, Rockfield (Rockfield, Wales)
Recorded
November–December 1975
Mixed at
Morgan Studios
Engineered by
Jeffrey Calvert, Dave Charles, Chris Tsangarides
Labels
Janus Records, Gull
Length
39:18

Line-up

  • Kenneth Downing · electric guitar
  • Ian Hill · electric bass guitar
  • Alan Moore · drums (drum set)
  • Glenn Tipton · electric guitar, piano
  • Rob Halford · lead vocals

Singles

  • “The Ripper” · 19 March 1976 (UK)
  • “Deceiver” · March 1977 (Japan)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 202683
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 202611
UK Independent Albums · 202634
Scottish Albums · 202650

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Wikipedia infobox26 March 1976
Wikidata23 March 1976
US release1976earliest US date
UK / Europe release1976earliest UK or European date
30 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1976USJanus Recordsoriginal
1976ITGulloriginal
1976GBGulloriginal
1976GBGulloriginal
1976DEGulloriginal
1976FRMilanoriginal
1980CAOvation Recordsother
1983USRCA078635474718other
1983FRS.P.I.other
1987DELine Records4023290011262other
1988CAAtticother
1988USRCA07863547472other
21 August 1990JPGull4988004022135other
1995DERepertoire Records4009910455227other
1995USTransluxe789505780227other
1995USTransluxe0208311073242other
1998GBSnapper Music636551556224other
25 January 2000USKOCH Records099923806721other
25 January 2000XWeOneother
6 March 2002JPVictor4988002423958other
2003GBSnapper Classics636551612029other
12 January 2006JPVictorother
2011DERepertoire Records4009910523728other
25 January 2012JPVictor4988002615025other
23 July 2014JPVictor4988002676002other
2021USeOne634164631215other
3 January 2025—eOneother
2 October 2026XW—remaster
2 October 2026XWExciter Records630428444621other
16 October 2026GBExciter Records5056688842987other
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