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A lightweight metal album, it bore little resemblance to classic Accept, and the band's subsequent U.S. tour (with second guitarist Jim Stacy) was first interrupted when Kaufmann suffered a back injury (he was replaced by House of Lords' Ken Mary, then cut short due to poor ticket sales and increasing personality differences with Reece).
The album was of a conceptual nature, and included songs which spoke about themes such as politics, sexuality and different kind of human relationships.
Accept's final tour for a decade went through America, Europe and Asia, with their last concert coming in Tokyo, Japan, one of the world capitals of heavy metal.
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