Accept-able
"Russian Roulette" is on par with Accept's earlier and more acclaimed albums "Restless & Wild" and "Balls to the Wall".The first 7 songs are quite decent: the driving speed metal of 'TV War'; the catchy 'Monsterman'; the title track (probably Accept's best and most interesting song); the slower 'It's Hard to Find a Way' (which is like a combination of 'Losing More Than You've Ever Had' & 'Winterdreams' from Balls to the Wall); the Iron Maiden-esque "Aiming High" and "Another Second to Be"; and lastly the 7 minute slow and heavy "Heaven is Hell". The final 3 songs are mediocre.I don't think this album is "commercial", like many reviewers claim. It ranks up there with Accept's best albums. This is straight 80's heavy metal.