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092    782.42166|bDOWNING 
100 1  Downing, K. K.,|eauthor. 
245 10 Heavy duty :|bdays and nights in Judas Priest /|cK.K. 
       Downing with Mark Eglinton. 
250    First edition. 
263    1809 
264  1 Boston :|bDa Capo Press,|c2018. 
300    viii, 277 pages :|billustrations ;|c24 cm 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
520    "Judas Priest formed in the industrial city of Birmingham,
       England, in 1969. With its distinctive twin-guitar sound, 
       studs-and-leather image, and international sales of over 
       50 million records, Judas Priest became the archetypal 
       heavy metal band in the 1980s. Iconic tracks like 
       "Breaking the Law," "Living after Midnight," and "You've 
       Got Another Thing Comin'" helped the band achieve 
       extraordinary success, but no one from the band has 
       stepped out to tell their or the band's story until now. 
       As the band approaches its golden anniversary, fans will 
       at last be able to delve backstage into the decades of 
       shocking, hilarious, and haunting stories that surround 
       the heavy metal institution. In Heavy Duty, guitarist K.K.
       Downing discusses the complex personality conflicts, the 
       business screw-ups, the acrimonious relationship with 
       fellow heavy metal band Iron Maiden, as well as how Judas 
       Priest found itself at the epicenter of a storm of 
       parental outrage that targeted heavy metal in the '80s. He
       also describes his role in cementing the band's trademark 
       black leather and studs image that would not only become 
       synonymous with the entire genre, but would also give 
       singer Rob Halford a viable outlet by which to express his
       sexuality. Lastly, he recounts the life-changing moment 
       when he looked at his bandmates on stage during a 2009 
       concert and thought, "This is the last show." Whatever the
       topic, whoever's involved, K.K. doesn't hold back." --
       |cAmazon.com. 
600 10 Downing, K. K. 
610 20 Judas Priest (Musical group) 
650  0 Rock musicians|zEngland|vBiography. 
700 1  Eglinton, Mark. 
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