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        ANIMAL HOUSE 1987

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        Studio album by U.D.O.
        Released November 3, 1987
        Recorded Dierks Studios, Cologne, Germany, August–October, 1987
        Genre Heavy metal
        Label RCA, AFM Records (Anniversary Edition)
        Producer Mark Dodson
        U.D.O. chronology
        Animal House
        (1987) Mean Machine
        (1988)
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        Source Rating
        Allmusic 3/5 stars [1]
        Animal House is the first album b… Morey U.D.O. after Udo Dirkschneider's departure from Accept. It was recorded August–October 1987 at Dierks Studios, Cologne. Released in 1987, it charted at #41 in Sweden.

        The performance of the song "Lay Down the Law" is credited to Accept and U.D.O..

        Pulheimer Kinder- und Jugendchor contribute vocals to "They Want War".

        In some releases a picture of the tour band including Dieter Rubach and Andy Susemihl was shown in the booklet. The album cover shows the line-up that recorded the album. An "Animal House" Tour followed in early 1988. During this time they also toured with Guns N' Roses, Lita Ford and Zodiac Mindwarp. After Rubach left the band, they supported Ozzy Osbourne on all European dates in 1989.

        Contents
        1 Track listing
        2 Personnel
        3 Production
        4 References
        Track listing
        All music composed by Accept and Deaffy.

        No. Title Length
        1. "Animal House" 4:19
        2. "Go Back to Hell" 4:31
        3. "They Want War" 4:12
        4. "Black Widow" 4:29
        5. "In the Darkness" 4:03
        6. "Lay Down the Law" 3:47
        7. "We Want It Loud" 4:06
        8. "Warrior" 4:12
        9. "Coming Home" 3:39
        10. "Run for Cover" 4:43
        Total length: 42:01
        CD Bonus Track
        2013 Anniversary Edition Bonus Tracks
        Personnel
        Udo Dirkschneider: vocals
        Mathias Dieth: guitars
        Peter Szigeti: guitars
        Frank Rittel: bass guitar
        Thomas Franke: drums
        Production
        Produced and engineered By Mark Dodson
        Mixed by Mark Dodson and Gerd Rautenbauch
        Assistant engineers: Uli Baronowsky, Thomas P. Sehringer
        Recorded and mixed August - October 1987 at Dierks Studios, Cologne
        Mastering at Sterling Sound Studios, N.Y.
        Cover idea, concept and realization: Peek - A - Boo (Donald Campbell, Nico Chiraiatti)
        Cover photo: Akzent Studios
        Anniversary eEdition design: Tim Eckhorst
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                    Restless and Wild
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                    Restless and Wild
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                    Studio album by Accept
                    Released 2 October 1982
                    Recorded February–March and June 1982
                    Studio Dierks Studios, Cologne, Germany
                    Genre Heavy metal, speed metal
                    Label Brain (Germany)
                    Heavy Metal (UK)
                    Portrait (US)
                    Producer Accept
                    Accept chronology
                    Breaker
                    (1981) Restless and Wild
                    (… More1982) Balls to the Wall
                    (1983)
                    Singles from Restless and Wild
                    "Fast as a Shark" / "Get Ready"
                    Released: November 1982
                    "Restless and Wild" / "Don't Go Stealing My Soul Away"
                    Released: November 1982
                    "Restless and Wild" / "Fast as a Shark"
                    Released: December 1983
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                    Alternative cover
                    Restless and Wild is the fourth studio album by German heavy metal band Accept, released in 1982 in Continental Europe and in 1983 in the US and UK. It was the first Accept album to not be recorded at Delta-Studio, the band moving to Dieter Dierks' studio in Stommeln. It is also the first Accept album in which Udo Dirkschneider sings every track, as well as the first in which manager Gaby Hauke ("Deaffy") gains credits for songwriting. Michael Wagener took engineering and mixing duties once again.

                    Contents
                    1 Album information
                    2 Reception
                    3 Track listing
                    4 Credits
                    5 Charts
                    6 References
                    Album information
                    Jan Koemmet joined the band briefly before the release of this album, but did not participate in the recording.[1] The guitar on the finished product is done by Wolf Hoffmann alone, although Herman Frank had joined the band by the time the album was released, and is credited on the album cover.[2]

                    The album is best known for the opening track, "Fast as a Shark", considered among the fastest speed metal songs for the time.

                    Another well-known track is album closer "Princess of the Dawn", a tense song that Udo describes as "a Cinderella story" and "like a Lord of the Rings fantasy" with no deep meaning.[3] Wolf Hoffmann achieved the haunting mandolin-like effect by recording the guitar at half-speed, then having it played back at normal speed.[4] He describes the sudden ending as "an idea that didn't work so well."[1]

                    Versions of the album released outside Germany were issued with a different cover, replacing the picture of burning guitars with a shot of the band live in concert. American death metal band Cannibal Corpse has made a cover of the song "Demon's Night" on their EP Worm Infested.

                    On 25 January 2011 the album was performed in its entirety at a special show in Switzerland.

                    Reception
                    Professional ratings
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                    Source Rating
                    AllMusic 4.5/5 stars[5]
                    Collector's Guide to Heavy Metal 10/10[6]
                    Hard & heavy 2/3 stars[7]
                    Restless and Wild has received mostly positive reviews. Eduardo Rivadavia of AllMusic praised Restless and Wild with 4.5 out of 5 stars and called it Accept's "creative breakthrough." He then added, "The bottom line here is that this, like its successor Balls to the Wall, is an essential heavy metal album, and any fan worth his salt should own them both."[5]

                    Restless and Wild was Accept's first album to chart in the UK,[8] Sweden[9] and the Netherlands. The album failed to chart in the United States.

                    Udo has agreed with the general assessment of Restless and Wild as a landmark heavy metal record, calling it "surely the most important Accept album".[10] Wolf's praise is more reserved, calling it "just another record"[1] and adding, "looking back maybe we think 'Fast as a Shark' was the first speed metal song ever, but at the time we sorta just had fun and we didn't think it was anything dramatically new. Obviously, maybe what was so cool about this time was that we weren't thinking so much. We were just ballsy and tried to do things Less
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