As luck would have it, Accept reformed only a few years after the David Reece experiment, with Udo back at the helm. They're back in full force, ready to embrace the trends of the 90s... to very mixed result.

Right, come 1993, being an 80s Trad Metal band wasn't exactly going to work in your favour. Mainstream audiences had moved onto Grunge and Alt Rock, and the Metal audience was heavy into Pantera, or diving deeper into extreme metal by this point. Accept had a huge mountain to ... read more

ixzo

100

Objection Overruled takes Accept's best elements and cranks them up to eleven in intensity, creating an amazing listening experience that I can't find any real issues with.
It might not be my number one favourite, but it's extremely close. Every loud song on this album hits hard and brings an impressive amount of energy, there are a couple of slower songs but they serve their purpose very well.

That's about all I can really say without going into an insane amount of detail, ... read more

Riperoo

This album is definitely a improvement from the last, with Udo coming back being a definite plus. However, this album does suffer from a lot of the trappings that a lot of bands did go through during the 90s. While it is no where near as bad as the last one, a lot of the songs could do with just a bit of trimming to make sure that the album just flos a little better. I am also a fan of the heavier tone, with some of the extra variety keeping this album from getting boring. While not as good ... read more

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Track List

1	Objection Overruled 3:39
2	I Don't Wanna Be Like you 4:18
3	Protectors of Terror 4:03
4	Slaves to Metal 4:37
5	All or Nothing 4:31
6	Bulletproof 5:05
7	Amamos la vida 4:38
8	Sick, Dirty and Mean 4:33
9	Donation 4:48
10	Just by My Own 3:29
11	This One's for You 4:09