W.a.s.p.
 

In addition to the obvious, "I Wanna Be Somebody", I've got a soft spot in my heart for "The Flame" from their breakthrough album. I still throw it in rotation every now and then with "Sleeping in the Fire".

I grew up listening to W.A.S.P. Always loved there style and still listen to there albums to this day

not really a big fan but has always loved "Animal (F*** Like a Beast)"

I have almost all their early stuff. Including the infamous EP. They are terrific. Blackie was a good bassist as well as guitarist. Writer he is one of the best bar none.

got some more of their stuff

their albums "The Last Command", "The Headless Children" and "The Crimson Idol"

all not bad

Sleeping in the Fire is an excellent tune. I remember when I was moving some of my LP's and putting them in alphabetical order, and my mama came in. She saw the 12" single of Animal and about freaked.

I bought the 1st on record way over a year ago. Before that I got the best of CD. I really think they are very underrated, they're very aggresive, which I love.

I love W.A.S.P.!!!...sigh I miss 80's metal. Roooooooooockkkkkkkk onnnnnn!!!

Sex Drive



Jack Action



School Dazed

I'm not a W.A.S.P. fan, but I (and many others, I'm sure) like the basic message of "I Wanna Be Somebody."

I've heard like... 5 songs of them? IDK

I like them.

The first I ever heard of them is Animal **** Like a Beast because of the title. Lol.

Hmmm try Sex Drive, School Dazed, Ballcrusher, Jack Action & Love Machine for a good start.

Me too. It was a fantastic time to be into metal/hard rock and there was so much choice. I wish it was like that now. *sigh*.

I recently starting listening to W.A.S.P. again after a lengthy lay off and had forgotten what good albums The Headless Children and The Last Command are. Really enjoyable.

Sadly I agree, I think the 80's was the zenith for metal, I fear that it will never be as dominate musically as it was back then.

As for The Headless Children I haven't listened to that one in years. I understand it is largely considered their Master of Puppets, but the first two albums are good enough for me.