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	Music CD: 98 Live Meltdown. Judas Priest Tracks: Hellion, Electric Eye, Metal Gods, Grinder, Rapid Fire, Blood Stained, Sentinel, Touch of Evil, Burn in Hell, Ripper, Bullet Train, Beyond the Realms of Death, Death Row
		Living after Midnight: this song is better when it isnt live.
		For concert album cynics, heed this: half of these 23 tunes have not been performed on the two previous Priest live discs, and Owens really belts out those screams with greater accuracy than Halford was able to summon in his last few years in the band.
		That being said, most of the songs on here are very heavy and as should be expected with a good live album, more immediate than the studio versions.
	www.musicolympus.com /cd-store/B00000BKJ9/98_Live_Meltdown_-_Judas_Priest.html (881 words)

	Judas Priest - Live in London 2CD - Bowl of Flakes
		It just doesn't make sense to me why so many Priest fans are disappointed with Tim Owens after hearing 98 Live Meltdown and Live in London.
		And when you consider that Live Meltdown and Live in London were recorded 100% live, the differences between the two singers become even more apparent...
		Seriously, just watch the Priest Live video from Memphis 1982 or listen to the bonus tracks on the remasters.
	www.metalflakes.com /bowlofflakes/showthread.php?t=9946 (1482 words)

	CoC : Judas Priest - '98 Live Meltdown : Review
		_'98 Live Meltdown_ features the set which the Priest have been touring the world with recently and it is, overall, excellent.
		The band's most essential songs are, of course, played: "Living After Midnight", "Breaking the Law", "Victim of Changes", etc., but, as is often the case with live records, the set list is the place where I start having doubts.
		Firstly and foremostly, the Priest's live sound has been reproduced with clarity and power.
	www.chroniclesofchaos.com /Articles.aspx?id=2-1080 (339 words)

	Tower Records - Judas Priest '98: Live Meltdown - Judas Priest
		Tower Records - Judas Priest '98: Live Meltdown - Judas Priest
		MELTDOWN covers the entire Priest spectrum, from "Diamonds & Rust" to "Electric Eye" to "Blood Stained." K.K. Downing and Glenn Tipton's double guitar attack provide the classic riffage and solos, never slowing the pace.
		The resulting album was JUGULATOR; this live recording from that tour is a powerhouse of metal dynamite.
	www.towerrecords.com /product.aspx?pfid=1443939 (280 words)

	JUDAS PRIEST: 98 Live Meltdown/Demolition/British Steel/Point Of Entry/Screaming For Vengeance/Defenders Of The Faith/Turbo/Live/Ram It Down/Painkiller/
		JUDAS PRIEST: 98 Live Meltdown/Demolition/British Steel/Point Of Entry/Screaming For Vengeance/Defenders Of The Faith/Turbo/Live/Ram It Down/Painkiller/
		"Priest… Live!" was everything Metal was allowed to be in the big '80s and allowed them to not only reach larger and larger audiences but to display their most extravagant production on stage, if not the world's greatest captured on tape.
		Cheesy as it was, I still don't know the thought process that went into the cover design, but "Priest… Live!" served its purpose and redirected the band's focus back to being the potent Metal force they had always been.
	www.stormbringerwebzine.co.uk /Reviews/J/JudasPriest.html (3049 words)

	BLABBERMOUTH.NET - JUDAS PRIEST: 'Live In London' Track Listing Unveiled
		This is just about the same as the 98 live meltdown discs Priest released only 4 years ago.
		These live albums must be dirt cheap to produce, what with bands throwing out live albums like rice at a wedding.
		The accuracy of the information contained herein is neither confirmed nor guaranteed by Roadrunner Records, and the views and opinions of authors expressed on these pages do not necessarily state or reflect those of Roadrunner Records or its employees.
	www.roadrunnerrecords.com /blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=7502 (626 words)

	Amazon.com: 98 Live Meltdown: Music: Judas Priest
		the new priest album "98 live meltdown" is brilliant to say the least!
		Styles > Hard Rock & Metal > Live Albums
		After the jugulator album I was a little dissapointed at Rippers abbility in such a high profile band as priest, but he is very capable and redeemed himself completely.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00000I5PB?v=glance (416 words)

	Amazon.ca: Music: 2001 Live In London (Enhanced [Enhanced] [Live]
		If you have 98' Meltdown, this album is that and some...tracks that is. I think it isnt as great as 98 Meltdown but it gives you the oppertunity to hear the greatest metal band in the world with ripper preforming Heading out the Highway and Desert Plains and United among others from demolition.
		Second, it also has a more exiciting feel as a live album, since it is the return of the band from a 4-5 year drought, and you can sense it in the way Ripper presents the songs-complete with stage antics.
		Their Live albums are amazing and this is no different.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00007GQHW (840 words)

	98 Live Meltdown by Judas Priest CD
		Tracks from most JP albums (except Rocka Rolla, Point Of Entry, Turbo, and Ram It Down which is why it has 4 stars.), great feel of the crowd, and loud bone crushing metal delivered by new frontman Tim "Ripper" Owens.
		It's different than Jugulator or Demolition, Ripper is better live than in the studio and this album will not at all be a disapointment to you.
		This is my personal favorite live album because of the great production and variety of songs.
	www.cduniverse.com /search/xx/music/pid/1375430/a/98+Live+Meltdown.htm (259 words)

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		JUDAS PRIEST / '98 LIVE - MELTDOWN ~ CD1
		I.A.M - Industrial Audio MeltDown / I.A.M - Industrial Audio MeltDown
		Various Artists / Global Dance Showcase 15 - MBI Records
	freedb.org /freedb_search.php?words=MELTDOWN&...&grouping=none (259 words)

	Bruce Dickinson - Scream For Me Brazil
		Only the greatest of live albums can effectively transport the listener into the audience, KISS's Alive I is a good example, as is Judas Priest's more recent '98 Metal Meltdown and Rush's Different Stages.
		Side one of this twelve-track live disc consists entirely of tunes from his 1998 masterpiece The Chemical Wedding.
		Bruce is my favorite overall musician in the world, I absolutely love almost everything he's released, whether it's an old Iron Maiden disc or this, his newest live solo album.
	dynamitemetal.com /reviews/dickinson-screamformebrazil.htm (259 words)

	RevelationZ Magazine - Album Review - Judas Priest - Demolition
		To follow up the genius monster Jugulator and the brilliant double live album ´98 Live Meltdown, Demolition should prove to be a quite surprising release.
		The rest of the songs are all solid and good tracks and my overall impression is that Demolition is a very good album with just a few songs lacking behind the rest.
		I listened to the album a couple of times and that was it.
	www.revelationz.net /index.asp?ID=4 (1004 words)

	Rolling Stone : Ripper Returns in Iced Earth
		Plucked from obscurity by Judas Priest to replace legendary frontman Rob Halford, Owens recorded two studio albums (Jugulator and Demolition) and one live set ('98 Live Meltdown) and toured the world with the band he idolized as an aspiring metal singer.
		Owens originally did the recording with no intention of joining Iced Earth, but upon his dismissal from Priest he considered his options and decided to go forward with the American trad-metal vets.
		Despite his split from Priest, Owens continues to maintain close ties with his former bandmates, and songs featuring him will be included on a Judas Priest retrospective box set due later this year.
	www.rollingstone.com /news/story/_/id/5937008 (418 words)

	Bruce Dickinson - Scream For Me Brazil
		Only the greatest of live albums can effectively transport the listener into the audience, KISS's Alive I is a good example, as is Judas Priest's more recent '98 Metal Meltdown and Rush's Different Stages.
		Bruce is my favorite overall musician in the world, I absolutely love almost everything he's released, whether it's an old Iron Maiden disc or this, his newest live solo album.
		We don't even get an Accident song until the title track rolls in at number nine, kind of a disappointment if you ask me. I love Chemical Wedding, but Accident is nearly as good, and it's almost criminal that it only gets three songs.
	dynamitemetal.com /reviews/dickinson-screamformebrazil.htm (418 words)

	REVIEW: '98 Live Meltdown
		Judas Priest's '98 Live Meltdown was the latest candidate.
		Back in February (1998) when I saw The Priest live in concert twice, I was blown away at the newfound energy these metal veterans had.
		It started with the addition of Scott "The Octopus" Travis in 1989 (I can't say enough about this man's playing...), and now with a fresh set of vocal chords and a new attitude, Judas Priest is showing the world how to put on a metal show.
	www.judas-priest.com /liveCD-review.html (418 words)

	Death Row - 98' Live Meltdown - Judas Priest - Lyrics - lirycs.kiev.ua
		Death Row - 98' Live Meltdown - Judas Priest - Lyrics - lirycs.kiev.ua
		All lyrics provided for educational purposes and personal use only.
	lirycs.kiev.ua /lyrics/judas_priest/98__live_meltdown/death_row.html (121 words)

	Judas Priest - 98 Live Meltdown - Buy Music at Real Groovy New Zealand NZ
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	www.realgroovy.co.nz /music/id/1432023 (359 words)

	Tim "Ripper" Owens: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com
		The album performed respectfully on the charts, as did its ensuing world tour, which was documented a year later with the release, 98 Live Meltdown.
		She was so impressed with Owens that she videotaped the show, and forwarded it to Travis and his fellow Priest bandmates, who had been on hiatus for several years by this point (after longtime frontman Halford left the group in 1992).
		It was during this time that Owens and Winter's Bane guitarist Lou St. Paul penned a concept album together, Heart of a Killer, which told the story of a murdered who gets a heart transplant from the same Judge that sentenced him to the death penalty.
	music.com /person/tim_owens/2 (524 words)

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