Agree

i saw them live a few years ago, ended up standing next to don dokken.

One of the best metal albums ever made. imo.

I know! So true.

maybe not now, or maybe just covertly, because you can see the pyramid with the eye in their gig in irvine meadows. iron maiden had it too

​@@artzreal So?

Nice!!!

Blackie is God..

Rad story, dude! (Here I am commenting a year later cuz I'm bored and I like reading veteran rockfan's stories, lol) I hear/read too many stories of so-called fans having bad experiences and talking about what an antisocial asshole Blackie was/is, and like 90% of the time (not surprisingly) these are over-eager, hysterical, fanboys/girls with no sense of personal space, can't read body language, who go too much out of their way to get in someone's face and harass them for an autograph or a photo-op. Yes, I get that it's very exciting to meet your idols, but understand they are still real people with boundaries -- especially offstage-introverts like Blackie -- who don't necessarily want to talk about work all the time, no matter how fascinating it is to you as a fan. Show some respect, "read the room" before you approach/engage with a (famous) stranger, and maybe you'll be lucky enough to have a pleasant exchange or conversation, and overall more positive encounter. It takes 0 effort to show basic consideration. There is nothing more off-putting and exhausting (for both parties, actually) than somebody who tries too hard to get your attention or approval. Stop exhausting yourselves by scaring people.

Snowflakes Melt on my tounge I'm a dude in 2017 and I want his hair

Then why can't he keep band members?

And cute, back then.

​@@emilymathews7073🤣🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡🤡

The last good wasp album

33 years old

R. I. P. Frankie 😓

Slim or otherwise, he's beautiful to me!

People get older, including rock stars. Doesn't take away from who he is.

How old are you? Did you live through this time period and remember it? That's not how it happened or why it happened. If "The Headless Children" isn't your favorite WASP album so what, but don't write bullshit lies mixed in with your opinion. I have no problem with your opinion about bands never changing. Actually, (and Blackie Lawless would agree with this version of events) this is when WASP grew out of niche they started as and separated themselves forever between the LA glam bands like the ones you mentioned before the cancerous grunge came in the early 1990s.

dude, I'm 37. I remember in the later part of the 80's a lot of bands like wasp was getting more into deeper stuff other than the normal. Not much of a problem and don't know why you would get so offended bout me saying that. But, that's just the way it was getting. They were growing up and wanting to be respected instead of feared. Besides, this is wasp, not a lot there to being with.

charlton mcmillen My stance is that is YOUR version of events is not supported by what the majority of the general audience at the time remembers, the fans that are there and never left (ONLY THE FAKE FANS LEFT AFTER GRUNGE BECAME THE NEW THING), as well as the most respected heavy metal journalists all consider to be their finest or 2nd to finest output in "Headless Children" . If you live in a country besides England, Canada, or the States maybe you got the wrong idea because when you go to amazon.com and look at the reviews for "Headless Children" and the follow-up "The Chrimson Idol" you will never see anybody think that. You said that "THE HEADLESS CHILDREN" "TANKED HORRIBLY". That is misleading. It's their highest charted album of all: www.billboard.com/artist/277767/wasp/chart?sort=position&f=305

k, man.cool. not that big of a deal, its only opinion. don't let it destroy your day. To argue over Wasp is just about as pointless as their lyrics. later

good point...i never thought it through like that

No

I think the song is total garbage, but then, I was more into like only the first two WASP records when I was younger..

+MyworstEnemy What does selling satan mean?

Greg Van Gordon Using evil, the devil and related theatrics to sell an image. It was big in the 80's.

Dude, your right about that. I couldn't stand Johnny Rod and it's funny that we were all fooled by the hacks who pretend to be something their really not. At least with the crue, what u saw was what u got but, even they started contradicting themselves.

charlton mcmillen Exactly. Well said!

I used to believe anything those guys said. It's funny that Alice Cooper, Blackie Lawless and some other's that are getting older and closer to their deaths they are turning Christian and refuse to sing some songs that were wrote and supposedly believed in. It was nothing but a gimmick, a hoax. Even KISS in the 70's would never come out and say they were or weren't to keep fans interested. I cringe now knowing they were leading a lot of young people down a hard dark path yet, they sit in their mansion's and laugh at their two-face lies while they're "trying" to save themselves now.