BALLS TO THE WALL

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BALLS TO THE WALL

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Release date: 03/Dec/2001
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Sales Rank: #1192 in Other Pop
#1657 in Pop
Style: Other Pop
Product No.: 1898417677
Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Balls to the Walls
1.2 London Leatherboys
1.3 Fight It Back
1.4 Head Over Heels
1.5 Losing More Than You've Ever Had
1.6 Love Child
1.7 Turn Me on
1.8 Losers and Winners
1.9 Guardian of the Night
1.10 Winterdreams
1.11 Head Over Heels (Live)
1.12 Love Child (Live)
Number of discs: 1
Description:Tracks 1 to 10 originally released on [r=2079178] (1984) (Portrait 39241). Tracks 11 and 12 recorded live in Japan, 1985. Originally released on the [m=29597] EP (Portrait 54916).
"BALLS TO THE WALL" is a classic heavy metal album by the legendary German band Accept, released in 1983 and now available in CD format from Sm Import. This iconic record features powerful tracks like "Balls to the Wall," "London Leatherboys," and "Head Over Heels," showcasing Accept's signature blend of aggressive riffs, melodic hooks, and socially conscious lyrics. The album played a pivotal role in shaping European heavy metal during the 1980s and remains one of the band's most celebrated works. Accept, formed in Solingen, Germany, are pioneers of their genre with numerous successful albums such as "Restless and Wild" and "Metal Heart." Their influence extends across generations of rock musicians worldwide. Sm Import is known for distributing high-quality music releases internationally, ensuring fans have access to essential albums from renowned artists.
Producer: Jeff Magid
No. of tracks: 12
Manufacturer No.: CD 85756
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Azmi H. - 27/Jul/2022 5 of 5 Stars!
The album itself is an 80's hard rock/heavy metal classic and one of Accepts best albums. Some of music has a slightly more commercial sound than previous album Restless and Wild (which for me was there musical peak) although the production is clear, crisp and heavy (at least on the remastered version).