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Danke UDO and camp for such an aggressive offerring. The tiny German
with a huge sound. It just amazes me that a man who just turned 55 years young can put out a killer album. Accept had it's place in time and Heir
Dirkschneider carried the banter onward. Keep putting these records out and I'll keep buying them. Metal has never left, but if it did; it is most assurdedly back with Mastercutor! Submitted by MeatRex (LoneStar State)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.
UDO at the top of his game This is an outstanding effort by UDO. There are a couple of ballad-ish tunes that don't make this quite a nonstop metalfest, but the aggressive nature of most tracks on this album more than make up for it. Lead guitar is technical & melodic, and the rhythms provide a solid foot tapping (or head banging) foundation.
I love it that such an artist exists that hasn't caved in and mellowed with time. This album provides the defiance and aggressiveness I know that I can expect from UDO every time. Submitted by HVMETAL (Seattle, WA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful.
Best UDO Ever This is by far the best UDO cd ever! It is very similar to Accept Predator disc which is great! It is loud, heavy, and there really is not a bad song on the CD although I could do without the intro and outro which only take away from the attached song! Otherwise this is an exceptional or should I say "acceptional" CD that rates up there with the best Accept CDs which is saying something some 25 years later! Submitted by WB (Petersburg NJ)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
heavier, aggressive and even sinister U.D.O. retunrs yet this time, with a definite bent towards the darkly aggressive and pathological. The Accept trademarks from the Breaker-Restless & Wild-Balls to the Wall era are fully intact but I must say, I did not expect such a guitar wailing, in your face romp this time around. The guitars surge with power like no other UDO record before it and bottom line, this band laid it down with a bloody unsettling vengeance. Submitted by The Trooper (Hell-ville, WA)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
The best UDO is without a doubt one of the top Metal acts and has carried on the Accept torch with honor and pride. A must for any fan of Accept and if you never new about UDO and Accept now is the time. UDO rules!! Submitted by swone_99 (Mesa, Arizona)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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Purchase Mastercutor CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | U D O Man And Machine CD (2002) (Import) Germany
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$16.49 2002 album for heavy metal act featuring Accept, vocalist Udo Dirkschneider. 11 tracks including, 'Private Eye', 'The Dawn Of The Gods' & 'Silent Cry'.
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| | Edguy Rocket Ride CD (2006) Bonus Tracks
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$12.79 Rocket Ride is the follow-up to 2004's Hellfire Club and was recorded with producer Sascha Paeth (who also worked ...
| | King Diamond Give Me Your Soul...Please CD (2007)
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$9.69 The godfather of black metal dons his hellish makeup for another dark concept album with GIVE ME YOUR SOUL...PLEASE (2007). King Diamond and members of both his trusty solo band and the legendary Mercyful Fate present an elaborate set of horror-inspired ...
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| | U D O Dominator CD (2009)
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| | Machine Head More Things Change... CD (1997)
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$15.05 All tracks have been digitally ...
| | Saxon Crusader CD (1998) Germany
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$11.95 Heavy Metal rockers from the U.K., Saxon, present CRUSADER, featuring 10 tracks on this German import release.
One of the best selling bands of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal issued this seventh album in 1984, their seventh studio opus. Features many anthems of rock & rebellion with typical Saxon mettle: ...
| | Pooh Giorni Infiniti CD (1986) (Import) Italy
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$24.95 Track Listing of songs: Giorni Infiniti; L'Altra ...
| | Social Distortion Somewhere Between Heaven & Hell CD (1992) Bonus Tracks
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$24.45 HEAVEN AND HELL is Social Distortion's finest hour, the crystallization of all the elements that made it a great band. The country and rockabilly influences cultivated on previous albums are fully integrated here, so that Jimmy Work's country classic "Making Believe" sounds perfectly at home amid Mike Ness's own compositions. It's often hard to tell whether the band is punking up covers of old country and rockabilly tunes or incorporating those influences into its own songs, and that's the telling mark of assimilation. Ness's songwriting is at its sharpest and most memorable here. The powerful guitar assault achieves a newfound clarity here, which made it possible for the most melodic offerings on HEAVEN AND HELL ("Bad Luck") to achieve heavy radio play and raise the group to a new level of popularity.
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| | A F I Afi CD (2004)
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$11.49 As a result of its legendary DIY work ethic and ferocious live performances, California punk band AFI (A Fire Inside) has developed the type of intensely loyal fanbase of which even many big-name acts can only dream. For those completists who have been regularly shelling out more than $300 a pop for out-of-print AFI 7" singles on eBay, this collection of classic tracks and rarities comes as a blessing. A great introduction to a group that has been working hard since 1996, the disc showcases AFI's in-your-face mix of old-school punk, hardcore, thrash metal, art rock, and goth.
In many ways, the defining element of the band's sound is charismatic vocalist Davey Havok. Seemingly able to channel Iggy Pop, Johnny Rotten, Robert Smith, or Ian MacKaye according to the needs of the song, Havok spits out lyrics filled with doom-and-gloom imagery over a rhythm section that combines the heaviness of Anthrax with the brash energy and shout-along backing vocals of the Damned. Of course, this diverse approach to heavy music is part of what endears the band to the faithful, and this excellent overview should perk up a few extra ears.
This piece is a great introduction for AFI's newest fans into their deep catalog. Once they devour this piece of history, they'll ...
| | Brasco Da Game Vol. 1-Brasco Da Game Mix Tape CD (2007)
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$7.99 Brasco a South Philly Native who hooked up with a boy Down South at U Down Records ( Don Mega ) Bras left the big city in search of a Music career the two embarked on an ...
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