A Touch of Evil: Live cover

A Touch of Evil: Live

Judas Priest · 2009

59 min · 11 tracks · heavy metal · traditional heavy metal

A thunderous blend of classic heavy metal anthems and electrifying live energy that defines Judas Priest's legacy.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic emotional journeys
  • long, immersive listening sessions
  • high-energy live performances
  • intense, powerful moments

Where this album fits

Themes
live metal energy· resurgence of Halford
Career context
Released on July 14, 2009, 'A Touch of Evil: Live' captures Judas Priest during their resurgence after reuniting with Rob Halford in 2003. This album showcases the band's ability to blend new material with classic hits, following their previous studio album 'Angel of Retribution' which marked a successful comeback for the iconic frontman.
Stylistic neighbors
Iron Maiden· Black Sabbath· Accept
Sounds like this from elsewhere
Live After Death by Iron Maiden — Captures the same electrifying live energy and heavy metal anthems from a legendary band.
Rust in Peace by Megadeth — Shares thematic focus on resurgence and combines technical prowess with anthemic metal melodies.
S&M by Metallica — Blends orchestral arrangements with heavy metal classics, showcasing powerful live performance dynamics.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Judas Rising 4:23
  • 2 Hellrider 5:38
  • 3 Between the Hammer & the Anvil 4:35
  • 4 Riding on the Wind 3:28
  • 5 Death 7:52
  • 6 Beyond the Realms of Death 6:52
  • 7 Dissident Aggressor 3:03
  • 8 A Touch of Evil 6:10
  • 9 Eat Me Alive 4:35
  • 10 Prophecy 6:07
  • 11 Painkiller 7:12

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