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Nov 1, 2026

Steven MichaelHOST
29:31
So Party Till You Puke off of Rock the Nation is my first choice.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:03
My second choice, another band that Sonny wholeheartedly supports, Accept.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:09
Now, in the late 80s, Accept went a little bit different style with what they were known for.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:17
And they put out the album Russian Roulette.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:19
This still had Udo on vocals, but there's some good stuff on it.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:23
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.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:32
And off this Russian Roulette record, although it had some good stuff, they had this song called It's Hard to Find a Way.
Steven MichaelHOST
31:40
And that song is brutal.
David ReeceGUEST
89:14
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.
David ReeceGUEST
89:23
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.
David ReeceGUEST
89:43
But my market, because of Accept, is stronger in the EU.
David ReeceGUEST
89:50
Okay.
speaker_5UNKNOWN
89:54
Look at these comment sets on this laptop.

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Chris AkinHOST
94:58
Better is fine, but it's still...
Chris AkinHOST
95:01
It's a less artistic view of what you're trying to say.
Chris AkinHOST
95:07
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.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:18
That is one of my favorites.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:19
Even though I believe he's mostly a pick player, I just really liked how the bass parts fit into Accept's music.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:27
And like Restless and Wild and Balls to the Wall, those two albums are a couple of my favorite albums of all time.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:33
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.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:42
You know, with Accept and Iron Maiden, you can listen to those records, you know, like the ones I just talked about.
Alex WebsterGUEST
26:46
Listen to Balls to the Wall, listen to Power Slave.
Bob NalbandianHOST
26:49
Are you listening, Joel?
Scott PatrickGUEST
31:20
That's why I picked him.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
11:39
I only have one thing for this week, although I did...
Ed FergusonPANELIST
11:42
You just reminded me of that Accept.
Ed FergusonPANELIST
11:44
You've been posting videos from that album, I think-
Victor M. RuizHOST
11:47
Yeah

5 MINS LATER

Victor M. RuizHOST
16:50
Um, yeah, interesting album.
Victor M. RuizHOST
16:54
I mean, what you would come to expect from a band like Sleep, really not reinventing the wheel.
Victor M. RuizHOST
17:01
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.
Victor M. RuizHOST
17:12
I mean, I listen to those songs, and it makes me want to listen to the originals.
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:50
...
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:50
German metal, Accept-
Tony RheinHOST
52:53
I see it
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:53
...
Tony RheinHOST
53:03
[laughs]
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:04
... because the guy...
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:05
Tony, shout out to the lead singer of Accept.
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:07
The guy's name is Udo Dirkschneider.
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:50
...
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:50
German metal, Accept-
Tony RheinHOST
52:53
I see it
Paul McCaffreyHOST
52:53
...
Tony RheinHOST
53:03
[laughs]
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:04
... because the guy...
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:05
Tony, shout out to the lead singer of Accept.
Paul McCaffreyHOST
53:07
The guy's name is Udo Dirkschneider.
JPHOST
170:45
Two more songs to take us out of here.
JPHOST
170:47
We're going to hear another track off the new Accept album.
JPHOST
170:51
Yes, the 18th album by Accept, Teutonic Titans: 50 Years (1976-2026).
JPHOST
170:59
It was released back on September 4th on the Napalm record label.
JPHOST
171:04
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.
JPHOST
171:13
Guest guitarists, guest bassists, guest drummers, guest everybody, and, uh, a lot of fun.
JPHOST
171:19
I played "Metal Heart" a few weeks ago.
JPHOST
171:21
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.
JPHOST
170:45
Two more songs to take us out of here.
JPHOST
170:47
We're going to hear another track off the new Accept album.
JPHOST
170:51
Yes, the 18th album by Accept, Teutonic Titans: 50 Years, 1976-2026.
JPHOST
170:59
It was released back on September 4th on the Napalm record label.
JPHOST
171:04
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.
JPHOST
171:13
Guest guitarists, guest bassists, guest drummers, guest everybody, and, uh, a lot of fun.
JPHOST
171:19
I played "Metal Heart" a few weeks ago.
JPHOST
171:21
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.

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