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Fans of Accept should enjoy the first solo album from lead singer Udo Dirkschneider, which employs all the crushing power of that band's Teutonic metal sound without the latent pop influences. Udo's unmistakable howl leads the charge on Animal House, while his backing band do an uncanny job of copying Accept's immaculate metal crunch. Of course, the fact that all the songs were written by Accept and producer Deaffy may have something to do with the familiarity of the sound. ~ Andy Hinds Animal House Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   If you don't have it , well... sorry for you
BUY IT!!! without any second thought this is an Accept record but it was put out to the market only by UDO when he leave the band, and the band realese some comertial stuff with another vocal
Thi is rallly one of the best UDO's album, if not the best.
If you like the good heavy metal buy it!!
Sergio
Submitted by pajarolocoscz (Santa Cruz - Bolivia)
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Awesome Rock!!!
This picks up where Accept left off after Russian Roulette. Udo regrouped and did a great job with "Animal House". Very Acceptable soundings and close to the original Accept-Pure Pounding Rock. Absolute essential in any Rocker's collection and no collection is one without it.
Submitted by donnee (Prescott, AZ, USA)
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another gem from the god of metal himself, udo dirkschneider. you cant go wrong buying anything from this band cause all their cd,s are classicks, think of accept on speed with an even bigger dose of talent than in their glory days. check it out and scream for me,udo rules.
brandon whitson of n.c.
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