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 Metal Heart - Accept
 Metal Heart - Accept ... Tracklisting1 Metal Heart 2 Midnight Mover 3 Up to the Limit 4 Wrong Is Right 5 Screaming for a Love-Bite 6 Too High to Get It Right 7 Dogs on Leads 8 Teach Us to Survive 9 Living for Tonite 10 Bound to Fail Newest Review: ... Survive 9. Living for Tonite 10. Bound to Fail The whole album is based on simple and steady rhythms similar to dance beats ... more ... without committing themselves, and Peter Baltes’ bass fills in for rhythm guitar very competently when the lead instruments go off on one, as they frequently do. Select songs are drenched in a soaking of keyboards, but these are restricted to atmospheric background duties and fortunately don’t interfere too greatly with the main melodies, as the result would almost certainly be embarrassing. As it stands, there’s only one song that’s truly quite awful and insulting to metal in the form of the (perhaps inevitable) lov...more |
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Metal Heart
Release Date: 1990 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Sony Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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Metal Heart - Accept: Keep Your 'Lectric Aorta On Me, Babe (1236 words)
by - written on 14/10/07 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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I love 80s metal. No matter how deeply some of the more avant-garde recesses of my music collection try to impress me and tempt me over to a realm of depth and full sensual experience, it’s the simple, stupid enjoyment of 80s bands keeps me coming back for more, and Accept’s 1985 album is a perfect example. It’s called ‘Metal Heart,’ but this isn’t some kind of metaphor for a die-hard heavy metal fan, or elegy for a relationship gone bad, no. It’s a real metal heart. Full of wires and stuff, you can see it on the cover. I love heavy metal! Unfortunately, the 80s were cursed with another, entirely different strand of stupid music in the form of disco, and ... Read the complete review
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