Kaizoku-Ban (Live In Japan)
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- Artist
- Accept
- Label
- Epic
- Catalog number
- MHCP 788
- Released
- 2005
- Country
- Japan
- Format
- EP · Reissue · Remastered · Stereo
- Barcode
- 4571191053404
What’s on it
Kaizoku-Ban (Live In Japan) has 6 tracks, about 29:20 of music.
- 1Metal Heart
- 2Screaming For A Love-Bite
- 3Up To The Limit
- 4Head Over Heels
- 5Love Child
- 6Living For Tonite
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Where it came from
Kaizoku-Ban was originally recorded during Accept's 1985 tour in Japan, capturing the heavy metal band at the height of their international momentum. The title, which translates to 'pirated version' or 'bootleg' in Japanese, was a tongue-in-cheek nod to the unauthorized live recordings that often circulated among metal fans at the time, reflecting the band's desire to provide an official, high-quality alternative to those underground tapes.
The 2005 release on the Epic label serves as a remastered reissue of this historic performance. Featuring the quintessential lineup including vocalist Udo Dirkschneider, the live set showcases the band's signature aggressive, riff-heavy sound that helped define the Teutonic metal scene. Designed to preserve the raw energy of their stage presence, the album is regarded by enthusiasts as an essential document of 1980s heavy metal intensity.
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