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Origin Country: Germany
Style Genre: Heavy Metal
Audio Bitrate: Lossless
Audio Codec: Flac (.flac)
Rip Type: image+.cue
Length: 00:56:23
Catalog ID: NB 5541-2
Label: Nuclear Blast USA
Social: Accept Twitter
Size: 443 MegaBytes.

Album Review Too Mean to Die

Accept are one of only a handful few bands that are similarly as solid nowadays as they were during the 80’s, and when you consider the line of their last 5 or so collections, they may be far superior nowadays. Except for Restless and Wild and perhaps Breaker, I believe that this modernized Accept is the band in their actual structure. Each tune is crushingly hefty, yet conveys hints of that exemplary 80’s sound, and this is presumably why they are one of the most grounded trad weighty metal bands at the present time, they change their style with each delivery yet hold a ton of what made them extraordinary in any case inside their composition, so none of the tunes sound exhausting or repetitive, yet it doesn’t feel like Accept are attempting to totally abandon their underlying foundations, similar to certain bands have as of late, for example, Suicide Silence and *gulp* Ultra-Violence.

Nevertheless, a large portion of the material here is incredible. I’ve been listening to the 3 singles from the record for some time, my top choice of which is Zombie Apocalypse, which is by a wide margin my main tune from the collection. It’s amazingly snappy, weighty, paramount and powerful, to such an extent that it really overshadows the remainder of the collection, yet it was a decent decision for the opener of the collection. The title track is up straightaway, and it is similarly just about as snappy as the primary tune, yet it has a considerably more exemplary speed metal feel to it, the whole melody is quick and tenacious, and while I loath the riffing as much as Zombie Apocalypse, everybody actually gives a tight show and Mark’s vocals are boss, however he is emptying his heart into the music right through this collection, each line on each refrain on each tune has mentality and energy, his shouts are growly and piercing simultaneously.

Other features of the record incorporate The Undertaker, another single, which is doomy, sweet, and has different destructive riffs, with a solid design too. I think of it as the epic track from the collection. While none of the tunes arrive at 6 minutes, a ton of the melodies are slower and have an epic, booming feel to them, for example, How Do We Sleep and The Best Is Yet To Come. These tunes, including The Undertaker, are exceptionally enthusiastic and help me to remember mid-2000’s Iron Maiden. By and by an illustration of Mark Tornillo’s splendid vocal reach. None of the tunes are exhausting because their constructions are consistent and the riffs aren’t overlong and don’t need substance, everything has its place here, and there are some truly intriguing areas, for example, the song around the brief characteristic of Symphony of Pain, which is another substantial, executioner track, Chris Williams’ double bass is so close and persistent.

The vast majority of the record is incredibly inspiring and energizing, embodying that Accept hasn’t wore out by any means, and their composing is just becoming more ranting and aspiring, the riffs are for the most part lively, and every tune is loaded up with riffs. Indeed, even the song The Best Is Yet To Come is punchy and holding, it has extraordinary acoustic melodies and guitar fills, with Mark’s staggering clean vocals furthermore, and the Earth-shaking ensemble tops everything off. The verses are clever and even funny at point, I’m genuinely sure that Overnight Sensation is a mocking piss-take towards web “famous people” that spring up continually and get 15 minutes of acclaim, or infamy. I love the tune, it’s fun and helps me to remember Son of a Bitch.

The lead guitar work is phenomenal, each performance is finished with muscle, feeling and specialized exactness, and every one of the 3 guitarists truly play their hearts out, I’d love to see them play out any of these melodies live. Wolf Hoffman, who has been with Accept since day 1, hasn’t lost any of his capacity whatsoever throughout the most recent 40 years, he actually adds that old style touch to his playing, as he did on the initial 7 Accept records. The creation is fine, yet honestly I believe that it’s somewhat one-dimensional by today’s standards, and the serenades in How Do We Sleep nearly cover the guitars totally. The bass is basically indiscernible, which is most likely my greatest objection about the collection, in spite of the fact that Chris’ drums sound acceptable, and his playing is predominantly close. One of my main tunes from the record is Not My Problem, it’s cool and persistent, the vocal harmonies in the pre-ensemble are splendid, and the verses indeed flood with demeanor, I love it. Samson and Delilah is the collection closer, and I thought that it was weird from the outset, however it is truly cool. The track begins with a Middle-Eastern style guitar tune, so it’s likely played in the phrygian dominant scale, it makes the music sound truly abhorrent and powerful, it’s extraordinary, and there’s a riff under it that sounds twisted and satanic, I truly appreciate this tune too.

Too Mean to Die Tracklist

  • 01. Zombie Apocalypse (5:35)
  • 02. Too Mean To Die (4:21)
  • 03. Overnight Sensation (4:24)
  • 04. No Ones Master (4:10)
  • 05. The Undertaker (5:38)
  • 06. Sucks To Be You (4:05)
  • 07. Symphony Of Pain (4:39)
  • 08. The Best Is Yet To Come (4:47)
  • 09. How Do We Sleep (5:41)
  • 10. Not My Problem (4:22)
  • 11. Samson And Delilah (4:31)
  • 12. 12. Life’s a Bitch (Live) (04.07)

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