Accept
Russian Roulette

This is one of my favorite heavy metal bands. Very original vocals by Udo Dirkschneider, excellent guitar playing. Let me add that this is the seventh studio album, released in 1986. One of the best and unusual.

The seventh studio album by German heavy metal band Accept, released in 1986.It would be the last Accept album to feature Udo Dirkschneider as lead vocalist until the 1993 reunion album Objection Overruled. I recommend.

SWANG SONG OF MY CHILDHOOD.VERY GOOD REMASTERING.UDO FOREVER.

This is a 2002 CD reissue of the 1986 album from German heavy metal band Accept. The last album recorded by the original line-up. Digitally remastered. with two live bonus tracks.

This is last album with Udo Dirkshnider on vocal in 80's. I like this record. Many songs are melodic heavy metal.

t is completely incomprehensible how exactly “Russian Roulette” approached the perky and hooligan “Breaker”? Paradox: in fact it is against the background of the extremely energetic album of 1981 that the “roulette” looks gray and hard. There are really quite different compositions on the album. There is a slower, there is faster. But in this case, it is nothing more than a formality, because any speed composition from the album is perceived as slow. “Russian Roulette” has always been considered unfortunate and decadent. And the reasons are more than obvious. Let's just say, the album gives the impression of a callous, slightly under-moldable roll, which was very tasty when it was once. With all the technicalities of the game and some hits of individual topics, the overall atmosphere of the album is sheer boredom. Nevertheless, to say that he is frankly bad, too, can not in any case. The album certainly has memorable themes, but they are so boringly recorded that at least kill, not a bit pleased. I just can not understand what is more boring here: melodies or their performance? To listen to songs like “Heaven And Hell” without pity is simply impossible - the song of a dying swan, energy - zero. “Metal Heart” differed from the previous work with a certain touch of commerce (which was only to its advantage!), But here commerce and rushing. Probably, after “Metal Heart”, the guys just got tired (which, of course, you shouldn't blame them) and recorded a good, but not the best, album. The overall impression of the album is material recorded by people who dream of sleeping. Which was probably somewhere like that ...

The chic album, one of the best in the discography of Accept, Udo's vocals are simply mesmerizing when listening to this album. A real immortal classic of the genre. I recommend!

Following Metal Heart, Accept decided to go back to a more raw and complex sound. Sadly, this is the last album to feature Udo in the classic Accept era.

This is the one from the best metal bands. That album is SUPER!

Deutscher Metal der Extraklasse von den Erfindern des Speedmetals.