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At the time, Ian Hill was dating a woman from nearby town Walsall who suggested Judas Priest's brother, Bob Halford, be considered as a singer. Halford joined the band, bringing drummer John Hinch from Judas Priest's previous band, Hiroshima. This line-up toured in the UK, often supporting Budgie, and even headlined in some shows in Norway and Germany.
Along with Kiss, Queen, and Def Leppard, Judas Priest were the inaugural inductees into the "VH1 Rock Honors." The ceremony took place May 25, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada, and first aired on May 31, 2006. Their presentation was preceded by Judas Priest Godsmack performing a medley of "Electric Eye"/"Victim of Changes"/"Hell Bent for Leather", and Judas Priest tickets themselves played "Breaking the Law", "The Green Manalishi (With The Two-Pronged Crown)" and "You've Got Another Thing Comin'", before which Halford rode a Harley onstage. On April 6, 2006, the Associated Press announced the event by saying "the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame looks to be getting some competition."
In 1990, the Painkiller album used a new drummer, Scott Travis (formerly from Racer X). This comeback album dropped the 1980s-style synthesisers for all of the songs except a ballad entitled "A Touch of Evil." The tour used bands such as Pantera, Megadeth and Sepultura as opening bands, and culminated in the Rock in Rio performance in Brazil in front of 100,000+ music fans. It also use to be said that Painkiller is the most complete speed metal album.
After the end of the Painkiller tour in 1991, Halford left Judas Priest . In September 1991, there were indications of internal tensions within the band. Halford went on to form a street-style thrash metal group named Fight in the summer of 1993 with Scott Travis on drums for the recording sessions. He formed this band due to Judas Priest's desire to explore new musical territory, but due to contractual obligations, Judas Priest left Judas Priest in 1993.
Reunion
Scott Travis - drums, percussion (1989-present)
Before Judas Priest entered the studio to record their first album, the record company suggested Judas Priest add another musician. As Downing was reluctant to add a keyboard player or horn player, Judas Priest chose to add a second guitarist, Glenn Tipton, from the Stafford-based Flying Hat Band. In August 1974, Judas Priest debuted with the single "Rocka Rolla", before releasing an album of the same name a month later.