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    W.A.S.P. "The Last Command" commands my respect!!

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    W.A.S.P. "The Last Command" is a Heavy Metal album that has enormous energy, loaded with heavy riffs and guitar leads. I am a W.A.S.P. fan, I by no means want to sound bias, yet this is a classic example of just how sensational and provocative the Heavy Metal music and lyrics of W.A.S.P. truly are/were. Released in November of 1985, it is my opinion that "The Last Command" provides more Heavy Metal music muscle than many bands of this genre and time period. The bonus tracks are key, there are 7 in all, with W.A.S.P. doing a heavy duty cover of the infamous Mountain song "Mississippi Queen". Blackie Lawless on lead vocals and bass is the epitome of Heavy Metal then and now, his vocals are a focal point for me, extremely riveting. The 5 live bonus tracks are infused with an electrifying energy of all things Heavy about this band, these songs are quality live recordings. After you listen to the 3 opening songs, the captivating Heavy Metal of W.A.S.P. will have you wishing you owned "The Last Command" for the last 20 plus years! I highly recommend "The Last Command" to all W.A.S.P. fans, Heavy Metal and Metal fans and fans of quality Heavy music from the decade of the '80's. W.A.S.P. on "The Last Command" - Blackie Lawless on lead vocals and bass, Randy Piper on lead, rhythm guitars & background vocals, Chris Holmes on lead & rhythm guitars and Steve Riley on drums & background vocals. The liner notes are outstanding, with 12 pages of complete lyrics, extended artwork, nearly a dozen full color photos of W.A.S.P. and written history behind the making of "The Last Command" and a history of W.A.S.P. as a band.

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