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Released 1986

Russian Roulette
05:23
9,543 plays

Aiming High
04:25
209 plays

T.V. War
03:26
198 plays

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songs

- 1
- T.V. War
- 03:26
- 198 plays

- 2
- Monster Man
- 03:24
- 191 plays

- 3
- Russian Roulette
- 05:23
- 9,543 plays

- 4
- It's Hard to Find a Way
- 04:19
- 151 plays

- 5
- Aiming High
- 04:25
- 209 plays

- 6
- Heaven Is Hell
- 07:11
- 182 plays

- 7
- Another Second to Be
- 03:16
- 170 plays

- 8
- Walking in the Shadow
- 04:27
- 185 plays

- 9
- Man Enough to Cry
- 03:13
- 128 plays

- 10
- Stand Tight
- 04:10
- 134 plays

album review

By the time they reconvened to record 1986's Russian Roulette, creative differences were beginning to tear German metal stars Accept apart at the seams. While guitarist Wolf Hoffman wanted to continue pursuing the commercial metal formula first explored with the previous year's Metal Heart, vocalist Udo Dirkschneider defended a return to the harder-edged approach that had characterized the band's uncompromising breakout releases Restless and Wild and Balls to the Wall. The first few songs on Russian Roulette (including the all-out thrash of "T.V. War" and the chugging riff and gang choruses of "Monster Man") are promising enough, and the pounding intensity of "Aiming High" and the familiarly chugging riffery of "Another Second to Be" offer the disc's last real bright spots. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia, All Music Guide