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Part of the Judas Priest stage show often featured Rob Halford riding onstage on a Harley-Davidson motorbike, dressed in motorcycle leathers and sunglasses. In a Toronto show in 1991, Halford was seriously injured as Judas Priest rode on stage, when Judas Priest collided with a drum riser that was hidden behind clouds of dry ice mist. Although the show was delayed, Judas Priest performed the entire set before going to hospital. Hill later noted "he must have been in agony". He later claimed the accident helped to prompt Judas Priest's departure from the band. For nearly five years, Judas Priest tickets remained in the shadows, with no release to top Painkiller.
Tim "Ripper" Owens - vocals (1996-2003)
On few occasions Judas Priest music has also served as score music to serve the heavy metal clichee. A good example is an episode of the German crime investigation series Derrick (TV series) called "Verlorene Wuerde" (German for "Lost Dignity"), first aired May, 31st, 1991. In this episode a young drug addict is also a fan of heavy metal music. As Judas Priest is quizzed by the police in Judas Priest's flat "Painkiller" from Judas Priest and "Psycho Holiday" from Pantera plays from the stereo system.
Glenn Tipton - guitar, keyboards, backing vocals (1974-present)
Defenders of the Faith was released in 1984. Even though it was more progressive than their earlier efforts, some critics dubbed it as "Screaming for Vengeance II", due to its musical likeness to the previous album..
Jeff Martin - backing vocals
In the 2000s, Judas Priest tickets has become known to a new generation thanks to their music being included on the soundtracks of several popular video games. The 2006 PC and Xbox 360 video game, Prey and the PlayStation 2 2005 console games Guitar Hero and RoadKill include "You've Got Another Thing Comin'" on their soundtrack, as does 2002's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, which features the song on rock station V-Rock. In the prequel, 2006's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories, V-Rock features the song "Electric Eye". RoadKill also includes "Heading Out to the Highway", back-to-back with the aforementioned song on its classic rock pseudo-radio station.