1. Diamonds And Rust (1977) - chosen by Joe Elliot (Def Leppard)
2. Dissident Aggressor (1977) - chosen by Steve Vai
3. Exciter (1978)- chosen by Accept
4. Beyond The Realms Of Death (1978) - chosen by Lars Ulrich (Metallica)
5. Delivering The Goods (1979) - chosen by Kerry King (Slayer)
6. The Green Manalishi (with the Two-Pronged Crown) (1979) - chosen by Randy Blythe (Lamb of God) & David Coverdale (Whitesnake)
7. The Ripper (1979) - chosen by Ozzy Osbourne
8. Victim Of Changes (1979) - chosen by James Hetfield (Metallica)
9. Breaking The Law (1980) - chosen by Lemmy (Motorhead)
10. Rapid Fire (1980) - chosen by Vinnie Paul (Pantera & Hell Yeah)
11. Grinder (1980) - chosen by Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society)
12. Living After Midnight (1980) - chosen by Alice Cooper & Geezer Butler (Black Sabbath)
13. Screaming For Vengeance (1982) - chosen by Slash (Guns n Roses)
14. You ve Got Another Thing Coming (1982) - chosen by Klaus Meine (Scorpions) & Corey Taylor (Slipknot)
15. The Sentinel (1984) - chosen by Chris Jericho
16. Turbo Lover (1986) - chosen by Jonathan Davis (Korn)
17. Painkiller (1990) - chosen by Joe Satriani

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005IJJ0OK/?tag=imwan-20

Judas Priest took a novel approach in deciding which songs to include on their forthcoming compilation album, The Chosen Few. Rather than select the tracks themselves, the band solicited some of hard rock and heavy metal’s biggest names and had them choose their favorite Priest songs.

“This is a collection of songs chosen by our friends and respected peers," Priest frontman Rob Halford said, in an interview with Rolling Stone. "We hope all the metal maniacs out there will rock out to the tunes enjoyed by metal legends."

Among those who participated in the song-selection were Steve Vai, Ozzy Osbourne, Zakk Wylde, Joe Satriani and Slash. The set includes commentary from each artist about the reasons for their choice. The Chosen Few will be released on October 11 on Sony/Legacy. The following day (Oct. 12), Judas Priest kicksoff the North American leg of their farewell Epitaph tour.

Does JP have a new album coming out, or is the Farewell Tour just that with no new material???

The band has stated that they're working on new material, but we aren't likely to see a new album before 2012.

Oooops...sorry Pete. Left a comment on there just now...

Mark:
No problem-just directing you to the update. I'm hoping to see the tour but I'll have to drive 90 minutes and I'm not sure I want to do that.
They will still tour in the future but no more long tours.
This comp is interesting and both this and the new UK comp are actually worthy. If I had to pick just one Priest cut that is my favorite it would be "Heading Out To The Highway" and it's sadly absent!

My favorite Priest cut will always be "The Hellion/Electric Eye".

I wonder if this set will have new mastering and not use Jon Astley's from the remasters?

Why anybody in their right mind would pick "Turbo Lover" is beyond me.

The beginning of Priest's decline.