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W.A.S.P. - Wasp & Last Command (CD)

Wasp & Last Command
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Album Details: Wasp & Last Command

Release Date:05/14/2002
Label:Recall Records
UPC:636551439121

Track List: Wasp & Last Command

Disk 1

  1. I Wanna Be Somebody
  2. L.O.V.E. Machine
  3. Flame
  4. B.A.D.
  5. School Daze
  1. Hellion
  2. Sleeping (In the Fire)
  3. On Your Knees
  4. Tormentor
  5. Torture Never Stops

Disk 2

  1. Wild Child
  2. Ballcrusher
  3. Fistful of Diamonds
  4. Jack Action
  5. Widowmaker
  1. Blind in Texas
  2. Cries in the Texas
  3. Last Command
  4. Running Wild in the Streets
  5. Sex Drive

User Reviews: Wasp & Last Command

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    W.A.S.P.

    By Scot  Sep 12, 2006

    Pros: Real Metal

    Cons: Not for the faint of heart.

    W.A.S.P. If you don't have this...get it. Let Blackie be your savior...

Pro Reviews: Wasp & Last Command

  • All Music Guide

    In 2002, Recall released W.A.S.P./The Last Command, which contained two albums -- W.A.S.P. (1984, originally released on Capitol) and The Last Command (1985, also originally on Capitol) -- by W.A.S.P. on one compact disc.

    - Gregory McIntosh, All Music Guide

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W.A.S.P.

One of the heavier bands to come out of the early-'80s L.A. metal scene, W.A.S.P. quickly rose to national infamy thanks to their shock rock image, lyrics, and live concerts. Unfortunately, once the novelty and scandal began to wear off, the band found it difficult to expand, or even maintain, their audience by relying only on their music. Leader Blackie Lawless (bass/v... Read more