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3.7 out of 5 stars 18 customer reviews
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  • Audio CD (March 4, 2008)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Format: Import
  • Label: Imports
  • ASIN: B001D1OO1G
  • Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)
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3.0 out of 5 starsHumble Beginings.....
By Daniel Pinto on September 6, 2005
Format: Audio CD
Dont get me wrong, this album has some trademark scorchingly hot Hard Rock tracks, but "Heavy Metal"? No way...

Accept themselves (Well at least UDO) have pretty much disowned this album, mainly because this is not what they had in mind when they were signed. Well what do I mean? "I'm A Rebel" was written by George Alexander, an alias for none other than George Young, producer/Brother of Malcom and Angus from AC/DC. Hence the heavy duty cop of the classic AC/DC sound on a few tracks (Do It & I'm A Rebel) I'm a Rebel is a horrible song,Isnt it? I loved it when I was 15 though....

This record is really all over the place.... SAVE US is a hard rocking song, then all of a sudden this disco bass line...cool song though,like two songs in one!

I Wanna Be no Hero is a very pop-friendly dance tune and a rather good one! Wow, is this really Accept? A far cry from Fast as a shark.

Same goes for No Time To Lose and The King. No Time to lose is a very cool tune, sung by Peter Baltes, rich harmony vox, flowing intertwining guitar lines, just a great song. The King is also OK, but oh my, the cringingly bad lyrics could make Ronnie James Dio Blush....

Thunder and Lightning is another great song, with a nice dual guitar solo section, listen closely after the 1st chorus into the 2nd verse, there is a dropout on one of the guitars that was never fixed in the studio. I'll be darned if you can figure out what UDO is singing about.

The best tunes on the album are DO IT and CHINA LADY. They just simply rock from begining to end. They both attack the senses like a frieght train.

The vox and guitars all sound great, but gosh, what a horrible drum mix! the Snare sounds like a tom tom, thumping along the whole recording.Read more ›
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3.0 out of 5 starsThey're all laughing at me...
By Mark H. on November 28, 2010
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What the heck happened here? After a very promising debut record that stood alongside many of the young guns that were flying the torch for heavy metal into the new decade, Accept kind of laid an egg on their follow up, `I'm a Rebel'. For a band that seemed to get it right out of the box, this was pretty frustrating and disappointing to say the least. Is it a terrible record? No, but if it was their debut then that would have been more understandable. Why is `I'm a Rebel' so second rate? It is hard to say - the drum beats and overall rhythms of the LP seem rather pedestrian almost like a third rate `British Steel' (although I love that record, it does seem like Priest deliberately dumbed down their sound for American dollars). Accept should have stayed the course but at least it was only one stumble - they would right wrongs on their next record. The title track was supposedly written for and rejected by AC/DC which gives you an insight into its overall quality. What can I recommend from this record? Nothing essential, although I do like `The King' and maybe `China Lady' but what's with the disco beats on "I Wanna Be No Hero"? Eeeesh! As I said luckily `I'm a Rebel' is a slight speed bump during a five year period where Accept could do very little wrong. Fans may want this but others should get the records from 81-85, they won't be disappointed.
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3.0 out of 5 starsA solid hard rock album, but a bad Accept album
By Justin G. TOP 500 REVIEWERVINE VOICE on December 28, 2011
Format: Audio CD
Originally released in 1980, I'm a Rebel was the second album from German heavy metal masters Accept. It's also the least-favorite album of just about every Accept fan, since record company pressure pushed the band away from the heavy metal sound of their debut and towards a more commercially-accessible AC/DC-style hard rock sound.

There's a reason I'm a Rebel is barely considered a "real" Accept album. As soon as the upbeat title track kicks in you know you're not getting the kind of heavy metal seen on the Accept debut. This is a band that works best when they can cut loose, and this album sounds like there was a record company suit saying "too much, guys, too much" every step of the way. It's not a bad album at all, but it still sticks out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of the Accept discography. Fortunately the band was able to soldier through and get back to a more metal direction the following year with Breaker.

I'm a Rebel is actually a pretty solid hard rock album, but sandwiched between the classic metal of the Accept and Breaker albums, of course it's going to look like the weakest link. If you're a serious fan of the late `70s and early `80s hard rock sound, there's a lot to like in I'm a Rebel. Metal fans and Accept die-hards are probably only going to want this album to finish off their Accept collections.

Edition Notes: I'm a Rebel was reissued by SPV in 2005. The album hasn't been remastered, nor are there any bonus tracks. It does have expanded liner notes and some rare photos, which is cool. The only reason to pick up this reissue is the same reason you'd be buying I'm a Rebel in the first place - to finish off your Accept collection.
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3.0 out of 5 starsACCEPT'S second album
By Ben30 on August 31, 2013
Format: Audio CD
This is ACCEPT'S second album I'M A REBEL released in Europe and the U.K. 1980, not the U.S. yet
cause they don't get Worldwide commercially known until Balls to the wall album in 1984.
this is the 2005 SPV reissue digital remaster
with all new liner notes from UDO explaining the making of the album
UDO is ACCEPT'S first singer for any fan who doesn't know.
being a Digital remaster each track does sound really Good compared to Vinyl but it's a matter of opinion

with this album ACCEPT drop their Hardrock sound on a few tracks, there's 8 tracks and only Half the album is really Good in my opinion
based on production budget i guess, this album like there first album were both produced in Germany on little money
tracks like I'm a Rebel, Save us, Thunder and Lightning and Do it, really Good Hardrock tracks like AC/DC i guess
but the rest of the album like The King, I wanna be no hero and No time to lose loose the Hardrock sound for sure
the rest of the album sounds like slow rock ballads to me.
so i gave this album 3 stars for the sound and style change

there is probably only 4 tracks i still listen to from this album which are only the Hardrock tracks of course.
so for any new fan getting into ACCEPT, you make your own decision if you want to get this album or not.
or maybe someone has uploaded this album on youtube you can check out the tracks for yourself.
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