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Ian Hill - bass guitar (1970-present)
The trial is still referenced by people inside and outside of the music community. The Bloodhound Gang song "Lift Your Head Up High" includes an extended reference to the Subliminal Message trial, which parodies the concept of playing a song backwards to extract hidden messages. As well, the Mr. Show episode "The Return of the Curse of the Creature's Ghost" has a sketch in which a fictional band "Titannica" is sued by a fan who tries to commit suicide after listening to their hit song "Try Suicide".
John Ellis - drums (1970)
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In addition to this, in a February 2007 interview with Brave Words & Bloody Knuckles, K.K. Downing revealed they have recorded a total of 18 tracks, with a length of over 90 minutes. He notes there is not much Judas Priest would like to cut down, so it will likely be a double-CD release, their first full-length LP to do so. He adds that Rob Halford's vocal tracks are currently being laid down, and the rhythm will most likely follow suit. Downing also reveals the current orchestrations are MIDI converters, and Judas Priest does not know if an outside orchestra will be used.
In a 1998 interview on MTV, Halford also revealed Judas Priest's homosexuality, but it came as little surprise to fans as rumours had been circulating for over five years. Halford's former bandmates in Judas Priest tickets PNC Bank Arts Center stated they were previously aware of Judas Priest's sexual orientation.
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