terrell39
Ancient Mariner
Never played live (to my knowledge)What you guys think of the song 'Worlds Colliding' from their new album (The Rise Of Chaos 2017) - I think it is a classic and I find in it the old classic Accept sounding.
Never played live (to my knowledge)What you guys think of the song 'Worlds Colliding' from their new album (The Rise Of Chaos 2017) - I think it is a classic and I find in it the old classic Accept sounding.
Modern Accept is good, but I cannot help missing Udo.
Never played live (to my knowledge)
Priest typifies the “classic metal” sound, but these guys and Saxon are next on the list.
For me the four classic heavy metal bands are: Maiden, Priest, Saxon and Accept.
Maiden, Priest, & Accept - Hell yes!
Saxon I am a fan (great live band) of but consider them more rock (like AC/DC)
NP- Accept: Turn Me On
Well Tornillo sounds quite a lot like Udo.....
He does to a certain extent, but in my humble opinion he lacks stage presence. On stage he looks like a puppet whose strings are being pulled by Wolf.
Kinda. Not forget that not everyone can have the stage presence of Bruce I think the most important thing is that they continue to release quality new music with Tornillo and that's great. Accept were not active from 1996 to 2010 (*short reunion with Udo in 2005), so I think this is a BIG bonus for us, the fans.
The founding bass player, Peter Baltes has quit the band.
http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/accepts-founding-bassist-peter-baltes-quits/
Tired of being in Wolf's solo band maybe? That said, he strikes me as not looking terribly fit in the video above: health problems? I hope not.That's strange. I wonder what is the reason.... this news came out of the blue.
Tired of being in Wolf's solo band maybe? That said, he strikes me as not looking terribly fit in the video above: health problems? I hope not.
Now, how about a Udo - Dieth - Fischer - Baltes - Schwartzman (or Kaufman) band ?
His bass was as much a staple in the Accept sound as Wolf's licks or the heavy background vocals