The Accept/Udo Reunion Albums

So what's your pick for best album from the (mostly forgotten) Accept/Udo reunion albums?

Objection Overruled from 1993 featuring twin guitars BUT both are played by Wolf?

Death Row from 1994 featuring a single guitar attack by Wolf?

Predator from 1996 featuring only one guitar again and Peter Baltes singing on a couple of tracks?

These are probably the last Udo fronted Accept albums we're ever going to get so let's decide what's the best.

Deathrow for me. That's also the only time I saw Accept with UDO.

Objection Overruled. I like it better than Death Row. I've never heard Predator.

Objection overruled. Love this one!

Objection Overruled for me.
Never cared for Death Row and I've never heard Predator.

He wasn't Bullet Proof !

Sick, dirty and mean !!!

Objection Overruled

I picked Objection Overruled. It has the classic Accept sound and several good songs. It was certainly better than Eat The Heat which was a disaster. The band still plays "Bulletproof" occasionally as evidenced by its inclusion on Restless And Live last year.

I like Death Row a lot too but it does have a couple of flaws - only one guitar and it's much too long. Also, the band once again does "Generation Clash" which is a terrible song regardless of who's singing it.

Predator is a mess and entirely forgettable. To paraphrase Slash, this album is the sound of a band dying.

I liked 'Objection Overruled' and as a matter fact still do, the other two discs, just sounded uninspired.

Predator is such a rare album. No clue why it has not been reissued yet.

I voted Death Row. I think it has much more memorable riffs and I like how UDO's voice sounds on that one, more so than on OO at least. I haven't heard Predator yet.

I just listened to Predator for the first time. I wouldn't say I found it unpleasant, but it's definitely uneven and doesn't hold a candle to the other two in this poll.

Death Row

Death Row

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It was certainly better than Eat The Heat which was a disaster.

If you were in Barcelona this month you could see David Reece do the entire album live with his solo band.

I listened to Objection Overruled a few weeks ago for the first time and then Death Row and Predator over the last couple of days for the first time. Nobody ever talked about these records back in the day, so I never invested in them. Wow, they're certainly not classic Accept. "Objection Overruled" would probably narrowly overtake "Death Row". "Predator" pretty much sucks. It has its moments, but 15 tracks was way too many, considering more than half of those are really bad.