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Packing the same power punch of their early eighties albums ,this is one of their most accomplished efforts offering all the groove,riffs,amd heaviness that the Accept fan learned to expect from these lengendary pioneers of power metal.Worth adding to any serious metal collection.Accept should get back together for more albums like this-the time is ripe.

After a disastrous 1987 album entitled, EAT THE HEAT, without the vocals of Udo Dirkscheider and a direction into poppier terrains, it was with great joy that the original band decided to reform with Udo once more with this terrific 1992 release.

The band blessedly remain the same, heavy band that Metalheads had grown to love, unaffected by the changing Metal tastes of the time.

Accept release an album that is able to rock with more purpose than there past few releases and is probally there most overall anthemic since 1985's METAL HEART album.

The tracks are overall strong including an infectious title cut, the OTT nuttiness of "Protectors of Terror" and "Slaves to Metal". There's also the AC/DC groove of prostitution track, "Donation" that is a personal favorite and the heavy/melodic "Bulletproof" which is probally one of the band's best songs.
Every track is serviceable, singable and likeable classic Accept and should certainly please fans of this sort of retro-OTT Metal.

Very reccomended Metal release that may also surprise some that have come into the Metal game late and may wish to discover the teutonic heaviness of one of Germany's all-time greatest Heavy Metal acts.

this a great cd by great a band. this is the best metal of the 80s.

fantastic cd, one of their best from the 90's, very underrated, i have yet to hear guitarist as good as wolf hoffman

This one is from the heart, in their typically ferocious style with lyrics that can be unintentionally hilarious.

I like it sometimes.

ACCEPT tried desperately to go with the flow in this album. It is really fast-paced, heavy and furious, following the metal genre stablished in the 90's by such acts as Slayer, Megadeth, etc. But this is not what ACCPET was made famous for. ACCEPT was did, guided by Wolf Hoffmann great guitar work, classical metal music, melodic and inspiring. This is not the case for this album.