Accept
German heavy metal bandwww.acceptworldwide.com
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Search complete. 53 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Accept".
Nov 1, 2026
Dirty Dozen Series: "Bad From Good 1986"
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29:31Steven MichaelHOST
So Party Till You Puke off of Rock the Nation is my first choice.
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31:03Steven MichaelHOST
My second choice, another band that Sonny wholeheartedly supports, Accept.
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31:09Steven MichaelHOST
Now, in the late 80s, Accept went a little bit different style with what they were known for.
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31:17Steven MichaelHOST
And they put out the album Russian Roulette.
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31:19Steven MichaelHOST
This still had Udo on vocals, but there's some good stuff on it.
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31:23Steven MichaelHOST
It's just slightly poppier, a little bit more melodic than the heavier stuff that Accept had made their brand on in the early 80s.
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31:32Steven MichaelHOST
And off this Russian Roulette record, although it had some good stuff, they had this song called It's Hard to Find a Way.
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31:40Steven MichaelHOST
And that song is brutal.
ROGER WATERS vs. JAMES HETFIELD: WHY'S EVERYONE SO SENSITIVE? | CMS LIVE 10/17/26
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89:14David ReeceGUEST
Can't get on a plane? I was, well, yeah, I mean, but the thing is, it's funny because Bangalore Choir was a U.S.-based group, right? Right.
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89:23David ReeceGUEST
We got our kickoff in L.A. And we had Howard Kaufman managing us, Whitesnake, Hart, everybody, Stevie Nicks, because I was hanging out at Stevie's house and That whole giant Warner Brothers record deal came together after Accept.
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89:43David ReeceGUEST
But my market, because of Accept, is stronger in the EU.
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89:50David ReeceGUEST
Okay.
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89:54speaker_5UNKNOWN
Look at these comment sets on this laptop.
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94:58Chris AkinHOST
Better is fine, but it's still...
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95:01Chris AkinHOST
It's a less artistic view of what you're trying to say.
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95:07Chris AkinHOST
In the old days, whether it was Accept or Solo or Bangalore Choir or whatever you were doing, it wasn't just the 10 songs on the record.
The Death Metal Supplement
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26:18Alex WebsterGUEST
That is one of my favorites.
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26:19Alex WebsterGUEST
Even though I believe he's mostly a pick player, I just really liked how the bass parts fit into Accept's music.
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26:27Alex WebsterGUEST
And like Restless and Wild and Balls to the Wall, those two albums are a couple of my favorite albums of all time.
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26:33Alex WebsterGUEST
One thing I noticed is that once you started getting into thrash and then death metal, it started to get harder and harder for you to hear the bass guitar.
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26:42Alex WebsterGUEST
You know, with Accept and Iron Maiden, you can listen to those records, you know, like the ones I just talked about.
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26:46Alex WebsterGUEST
Listen to Balls to the Wall, listen to Power Slave.
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26:49Bob NalbandianHOST
Are you listening, Joel?
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31:20Scott PatrickGUEST
That's why I picked him.
September 2026 Albums Review
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11:39Ed FergusonPANELIST
I only have one thing for this week, although I did...
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11:42Ed FergusonPANELIST
You just reminded me of that Accept.
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11:44Ed FergusonPANELIST
You've been posting videos from that album, I think-
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11:47Victor M. RuizHOST
Yeah
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16:50Victor M. RuizHOST
Um, yeah, interesting album.
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16:54Victor M. RuizHOST
I mean, what you would come to expect from a band like Sleep, really not reinventing the wheel.
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17:01Victor M. RuizHOST
Uh, listened to that Accept album, and there isn't anything that I can't mention that you guys haven't said previous to this.
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17:12Victor M. RuizHOST
I mean, I listen to those songs, and it makes me want to listen to the originals.
Ep. 419 | POSTGAME LIVE! 49ERS BEAT SEAHAWKS, PURDY 5-0 IN SEATTLE! NFL Week 5
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52:50Paul McCaffreyHOST
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52:50Paul McCaffreyHOST
German metal, Accept-
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52:53Tony RheinHOST
I see it
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52:53Paul McCaffreyHOST
...
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53:03Tony RheinHOST
[laughs]
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53:04Paul McCaffreyHOST
... because the guy...
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53:05Paul McCaffreyHOST
Tony, shout out to the lead singer of Accept.
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53:07Paul McCaffreyHOST
The guy's name is Udo Dirkschneider.
Ep. 419 | POSTGAME LIVE! 49ERS BEAT SEAHAWKS, PURDY 5-0 IN SEATTLE! NFL Week 5
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52:50Paul McCaffreyHOST
...
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52:50Paul McCaffreyHOST
German metal, Accept-
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52:53Tony RheinHOST
I see it
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52:53Paul McCaffreyHOST
...
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53:03Tony RheinHOST
[laughs]
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53:04Paul McCaffreyHOST
... because the guy...
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53:05Paul McCaffreyHOST
Tony, shout out to the lead singer of Accept.
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53:07Paul McCaffreyHOST
The guy's name is Udo Dirkschneider.
Megawatt Mayhem - Episode October 4, 2026
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170:45JPHOST
Two more songs to take us out of here.
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170:47JPHOST
We're going to hear another track off the new Accept album.
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170:51JPHOST
Yes, the 18th album by Accept, Teutonic Titans: 50 Years (1976-2026).
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170:59JPHOST
It was released back on September 4th on the Napalm record label.
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171:04JPHOST
And, uh, I played a track off this the other week, and what it is, is they, it's a double disc set, so they've taken a bunch of their classic songs, and they've brought guests to come and contribute.
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171:13JPHOST
Guest guitarists, guest bassists, guest drummers, guest everybody, and, uh, a lot of fun.
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171:19JPHOST
I played "Metal Heart" a few weeks ago.
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171:21JPHOST
We're gonna play another one, and we're going back to the, uh, Eat the Heat album and a track called "Hellhammer." Interesting, this is a bit of a dark horse in the Accept catalog, because it was the one with, uh, the American David Reece on vocals back around '89 or so.
Megawatt Mayhem - Podcast October 4, 2026
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170:45JPHOST
Two more songs to take us out of here.
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170:47JPHOST
We're going to hear another track off the new Accept album.
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170:51JPHOST
Yes, the 18th album by Accept, Teutonic Titans: 50 Years, 1976-2026.
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170:59JPHOST
It was released back on September 4th on the Napalm record label.
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171:04JPHOST
And, uh, I played a track off this the other week, and what it is, is they, it's a double disc set, so they've taken a bunch of their classic songs, and they've brought guests to come and contribute.
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171:13JPHOST
Guest guitarists, guest bassists, guest drummers, guest everybody, and, uh, a lot of fun.
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171:19JPHOST
I played "Metal Heart" a few weeks ago.
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171:21JPHOST
We're gonna play another one, and we're going back to the, uh, Eat the Heat album, and a track called "Hellhammer." Interesting, this is a bit of a dark horse in the Accept catalog, because it was the one with, uh, the American David Reece on vocals back around '89 or so.