We will fight!

After an intriguing introduction, the Zombie Apocalypse composition rolls in waves of stubborn drive, driven by vocal directions and phrases, bringing closer to the bright and sparkling drive of the guitar riffs of the title track of the Accept - Too Mean To Die album, in the vocal part of which notes of youth rebelliousness and shades rock'n'roll spirit are manifested.
The humorous and playful Overnight Sensation musical story captivates with vocal humor to the realization of the unexplored aspects of life and personality, then hastily dragging the rebellious drive of the No Ones Master composition into a rapid race, giving vocals inspiration to these fighting moods in anticipation of the saddened reflections of The Undertaker song, starting with a guitar solo of the introduction with notes of a sad ballad, then transforming into a pushy mid-tempo march.
The unity of the outraged and embittered lyrics and the mid-tempo drive is intertwined in the sound of the Sucks To Be You song, continuing the musical story with a bright unity of the symphony and heavy metal guitar riffs in the guitar solo of the introduction, preserving this unity in the further sound of the Symphony Of Pain composition and enchanting with the lyrical reverie of The Best Is Yet To Come ballad with echoes of the former creativity of this band in the guitar riffs of the final guitar solo.
After the echoes of the fighting songs in the guitar riffs of the introduction, the How Do We Sleep composition confidently and persistently brings the vocal part to the forefront of the musical image, then the musical creativity nominates the guitar solo for the role of the Not My Problem leitmotif, preceding the completion of the album with oriental motifs and echoes of ancient legends in the sound of the Samson And Delilah composition.