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This comprehensive guide explores the rich history of the Judas Priest discography from 1974 to 2021, detailing their musical evolution, definitive eras, and why audiophiles seek out high-fidelity formats to experience their wall of sound. The Genesis and the Progressive Era (1974–1978)

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