Rocka Rolla

1.	One for the Road	04:39	Show lyrics
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2.	Rocka Rolla	03:02	Show lyrics
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3.	Winter	03:02	Show lyrics
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4.	Deep Freeze	01:56	instrumental
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5.	Winter Retreat	01:32	Show lyrics
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6.	Cheater	02:57	Show lyrics
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7.	Never Satisfied	04:53	Show lyrics
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8.	Run of the Mill	08:34	Show lyrics
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9.	Dying to Meet You	06:18	Show lyrics
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10.	Caviar and Meths	02:05	instrumental
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Read	You can take her if you...	73%	autothrall	April 19th, 2012
Read	Where's the...	55%	Warthur	September 16th, 2011
Read	Humble beginnings	72%	adders11	May 18th, 2009
Read	A great album, but just not...	95%	chrown	January 13th, 2008
Read	She's a Classy, Flashy Lassie	70%	Frankingsteins	December 17th, 2007
Read	Every Legend Must Start...	82%	Luvers666	July 5th, 2007
Read	These Guys Would Get a Lot...	71%	DawnoftheShred	May 28th, 2007
Read	Different Shade of Priest	82%	Ripping_Corpse	November 17th, 2004
Read	A legend is born.	82%	Nightcrawler	June 14th, 2004
Read	Interesting debut...	72%	Ayeka	July 11th, 2003
Read	A strange, strange debut	77%	UltraBoris	August 7th, 2002

Also available on various other re-releases (CD: Line Records, 1984 (different cover art); Repertoire Records, 1992). More recent reissues sport different cover art. A rare version of "Caviar and Meths" exists, which is about 10 minutes long and has Al Atkins (first Judas Priest vocalist, never got to record an album with them) on vocals.

Different versions of each track can be found on the "Hero, Hero" release which was remixed by Rodger Bain.

Many reissues of this album have another wrong splitting of the tracks "Winter", "Deep Freeze" and "Winter Retreat" starting and stopping at different places:
1. Winter (01:42)
2. Deep Freeze (01:20)
3. Winter Retreat (03:28)

US CD re-release (2000) released with "Winter / Deep Freeze / Winter Retreat / Cheater" as one track (09:30).

Early vinyl pressing have Rob Halford credited as "Bob Halford".

Snapper Music re-released this album in 2003 as a limited edition digipack (cat.-no. SDPCD124) containing the bonus track "Diamonds and Rust" (03:13). This recording was made in 1975 but was dropped by Roger Glover during production of "Sin After Sin" album, so Judas Priest was forced to re-record this cover song.

Track 1 by Downing & Tipton
Track 4 by Downing
Track 7 by Downing & Atkins
Tracks 2 & 8 by Halford, Downing & Tipton
Tracks 3 & 10 by Downing, Hill, & Atkins
Tracks 5, 6, & 9 by Halford & Downing