U.d.o.
No Limits (Re-Release + Bonus)

The sixth studio album by German heavy metal band U.D.O. It was recorded and mixed by Stefan Kaufmann. No Limits is the last album to feature guitarist Jürgen Graf. I recommend.

The hardest and perhaps the least melodic, in the usual for UDO concept, the album maestro. This madness begins with an intro and immediately goes into a super energetic Freelance Man, which can be compared to a loaded heavy truck passing by along the highway. Next is a little masterpiece of Way Of Life, after which we rest on a screaming and slightly boring No Limits. Strange, but to call the album is not the most interesting composition from it, most likely not the best advertising move, and yet ... a furious and fast One Step To Fate replaces the measured and melodic With A Vengeance. Generally, this album is characterized by the alternation of a fast and relatively slow composition, so that you and I would not have time to get tired ... thanks for that “great and terrible”. Moving on, one of the best songs of this album is Backstreet Loner - if I had been very drunk, I would have been in the first seconds of forty songs in full confidence that I was extremely lucky and I listened to the unrealized track of Bon Scott. Raise The Crown and Manhunt are definitely not bad, especially the first one, but it’s unlikely to linger long in the Dirkschneider concert sheet, as in the others and the Rated X that follows them. A soft and somewhat dreamy Lovemachine goes to the ACCEPT classics of the 80th year - I’m Rebel, followed by Azrael - one of the best ballads ever recorded by UDO and perhaps the most powerful composition on No Limits.

Excelente album, un clásico de la segunda etapa de U.D.O. Esta edición trae materia extra y es garantía de buen metal