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Judas Priest – ‘Breaking The Law’ Then and Now (1980 and 2021)

December 29, 2021 By the80sruled Leave a Comment


In 1980, Judas Priest released their iconic British Steel album, and the album produced two of Priest’s most popular songs with Living After Midnight and Breaking The Law. Both songs peaked at number 12 on the UK charts, and have since become staples at Judas Priest’s live shows. It is incomprehensible that they are not in the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame yet. They were nominated for the class of 2020, but were not elected. If ever there was a band that deserved to be in the ROCK n’ Roll Hall of Fame, it’s Judas Priest. They’ve been rocking the stage for over 40 years and still sound as good as ever as evidenced in the video below from 2021.

Enjoy this look back at Judas Priest’s music video for Breaking The Law from 1980, and Judas Priest performing Breaking The Law live on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon in 2021!


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