Killing Machine originally appeared in 1978, less than a year after Stained Class, and is known in the United States as Hell Bent for Leather. Judas Priest cut the songs down and aimed at radio and the stage, with Delivering the Goods, Take on the World, and the title track, plus a version of Fleetwood Mac's The Green Manalishi. It is also the album on which Rob Halford settled on the leather-and-studs stage image with the motorcycle, which went on to define the visual language of the metal scene. James Guthrie produced, and Les Binks played drums.

This edition is an LP.