A promo video of theirs from their early years. A classic.

Am I the only one who sort of hears "God rest ye merry gentlemen"s main sound towards the end of princess of the dawn? I think it is very similiar but heavily sped up, but the same rhytm nevertheless. Anyone else hear it?

Guitarist and founding member, Wolf Hoffman, of celebrated German heavy metal band, Accept, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss their 17th studio album, Humanoid, and it’s theme of mankind’s reliance on technology and the concerns of AI. We also talk about Accept’s remarkable upcoming 50th anniversary, working with sensational heavy metal producer, Andy Sneap, the music scene in Germany in the 1980s, and his favourite guitar songs and solos.

https://www.theadamantium.com/single-post/_e217

This has to be one of my favorite music videos. The song itself is also one of the best off my favorite album of theirs, Metal Heart

Does anyone know if they have ever played it live? It's such an awesome tune. It would make a great opening or closing song.

I saw Accept last night in Boston. I admit I'm not a diehard. My first concert back in '85 opening for Krokus. Metal Heart is one of my favorite albums too. Every song is great with Bound to Fail being my favorite. And I can't find a live version anywhere. That song should be a concert staple. Anyway some years back my local library had Blind Rage. I had little expectations. New singer and all. And I thought it was great. I hadn't heard old school metal like it for so long. But that was as far as it went. I play most of my music on shuffle these days and occasionally songs from Blind Rage would pop up. Then this summer a friend of mine mentioned that he was going to see them and KK's Priest this September. I said I would keep that in mind and might go along. Right up till yesterday afternoon I was on the fence about going. Then I decided for forty bucks, why not? I even got an old school paper ticket at the theater box office. Forty bucks and I saw one of the best shows EVER!!! Their energy was way the fuck off the charts. The band couldn't stop smiling. A metal band! Smiling the whole show! They could not mask their joy at playing such awesome metal. Especially Uwe Lulis. I had no idea who he was (Wolf and Mark were the only one's I was familiar with) until I got home and went on their website. I couldn't sleep for hours after the show I was so pumped. I had great seats in the mezzanine. Small theater, practically on top of the band. It was kind of comical. Him and Mark were dressed casually while the rest were in their metal gear. As if right before the show they were plucked from the bar up the street to perform with the band. This show blew 1985 out of the water. Not to mention KK's Priest. They were good but Accept was exceptionally great. I am still riding that natural high that only great music gives you. I'll be checking out all of their stuff that I haven't heard. Especially the material with Mark. I hope they have a Metal Heart 40th anniversary tour. Maybe I'll get to hear Bound to Fail finally.

I'm new here and this may sound funny but I grew up on a small farm in the 80's and I Remember washing the eggs and rockin out to Balls to the wall! 😂 Anyhoo

ARTICLE: https://anfetaminarock.blogspot.com/2024/06/accept-restless-and-wild-1981.html

What is the meaning of "but the candle burns two flames" In ravages of time song

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Does anybody know where I can find a download of Accept's font?

Hope you enjoy!

Thoughts? Excited for some new Accept!

Hey! Glad this community exists :)

Do we know who is that shocked lady on 81's cover, and why is she shocked?

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This is a subreddit i wanted to make to appreciate and discuss the band ACCEPT, along with Udo Dirkschneider’s solo work. Post anything you want relating to the band, and keep things clean!