Released in 1989, Eat the Heat is the eighth studio album by Accept. It marks a major shift for the band as it is the only album to feature David Reece on vocals instead of longtime frontman Udo Dirkschneider. The album leans more toward mainstream hard rock and glam metal, differing from their earlier, heavier sound.

While Eat the Heat received mixed reactions from fans, it remains a unique entry in Accept’s discography, featuring a polished production style and radio-friendly hooks.

Tracklisting:
Side A:
X-T-C
Generation Clash
Chain Reaction
Love Sensation
Turn the Wheel

Side B:
Hellhammer
Prisoner
Mistreated
Stand 4 What U R
D-Train

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