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Track Listings
| 1. T.V. War |
| 2. Monsterman |
| 3. Russian Roulette |
| 4. It's Hard To Find A Way |
| 5. Aiming High |
| 6. Heaven Is Hell |
| 7. Another Second To Be |
| 8. Walking In The Shadow |
| 9. Man Enough To Cry |
| 10. Stand Tight |
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Dernier album de cette lignée, Accept a fait du bon travail...J'adore ce style de métal!!! Aucune faiblesse bon au complet...
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By David Girod
Format:Audio CD
When I first heard Accept, I thought who in the world could listen to this guy (Udo) sing for any period of time without going crazy. Udo sounds like a mix of Bon Scott, Brian Johnson and an evil troll. But somehow his voice grows on you and you can't imagine anyone else fronting Accept. (They tried with an album called Eat the Heat and it fails miserably)Russian Roulette is a really good album, with catchy riffs and ominous backing vocals. The guitar work and the flow of the songs on this album remind me a good deal of early 80's Judas Priest. I really like Balls to the Wall, and this album is just as strong. It's interesting listening to Heaven is Hell post 9-11, and right when Mel Gibson's Passion of the Christ is going strong in theaters. I believe the stand-out track on this album has to be either Stand Tight or Walking in the Shadows. If you are a fan of heavier 80's metal, along the lines of Judas Priest's Defenders of the Faith, or Iron Maiden's Powerslave, then you should like Russian Roulette as well. Take some time to listen to this under-rated band and give Udo's vocals a chance to work thier magic and you'll soon be an Accept fan too.
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At first when I got this album in 86 I thought it was just ok. But it started to grow on me. I found myself pulling more than half the songs off of it when making a 90-minute best of Accept (impossible! I know but I tried). RUSSIAN ROULETTE, IT'S HARD TO FIND A WAY, WALKING IN THE SHADOW, MAN ENOUGH TO CRY, STAND TIGHT
are all great. The only song I don't care for is TV WAR. HEAVEN IS HELL drags on a bit and sounds a little like BALLS TO THE WALL. I would put this album just behind Balls To The Wall, Metal Heart, and Restless and Wild.
are all great. The only song I don't care for is TV WAR. HEAVEN IS HELL drags on a bit and sounds a little like BALLS TO THE WALL. I would put this album just behind Balls To The Wall, Metal Heart, and Restless and Wild.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
still their best
Commercial nonsense of this record is explained probably
by musical change Accept did wit this one
in few words this is less granitic and direct like their first period... Read more
by musical change Accept did wit this one
in few words this is less granitic and direct like their first period... Read more
Published on Dec 21 2003 by "2ndsky"
3.0 out of 5 stars
Another solid album by Accept
"Russian roulette" shows Accept in fine form and it's not at all a pop album or a sell out. I can't see how some people think that Accept turned commercial with this one. Read more
Published on Dec 12 2003 by L. B. Ivarsson
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