In a new interview with Mark Frankhouse of the 107.7 RKR radio station, JUDAS PRIEST bassist Ian Hill reflected on the two albums the band recorded with singer Tim “Ripper” Owens, 1997’s “Jugulator” and 2001’s “Demolition”. Asked what the “transition” was like from longtime singer Rob Halford to Owe…
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