The Last Command [Digipak] by W.A.S.P.

Pros: Good production. Great transition between rockers and ballads. Blackie Lawless.
Cons: Good production means some of the raw aggression of the debut album is lost here...

A product of the early 80s rock scene in Los Angeles, W.A.S.P was actually quite different from their spandex wearing counterparts. They were heavier than most of the “hair bands” at the time, and they pushed the envelope to such an extent that a ...

Pros: Polished sound adds to solid sophomore effort.
Cons: Not nearly as raw and edgy as their debut.

W.A.S.P. released their sophomore effort, 'The Last Command', in 1985 following the mild success of their self-titled debut. I'd like to say that their debut put W.A.S.P. on the map but it was really their widely publicized battles with the P.M.R.C. that...

Pros: Bonus tracks make this a must-have for W.A.S.P. fans!
Cons: Original LP lacks the raw feeling of their debut.

W.A.S.P. re-released this CD in 1998 with a bunch of extras, which is why if you're a fan of 80's metal and don't own this, you should get it now! If you already own this CD, the bonus tracks make it worth purchasing again! W.A.S.P. originally released...

Pros: WASP's best album hands down, 6-7 great songs, great line-up
Cons: Production was poor, digi-pack has no book, live bonus tracks are poor.

Though the production suffers a bit (you can clearly hear some songs were really much more crisp on later "best of" compilations), this is WASP's best album, and is better than their debut, despite what some others have said. This is WASP at their ...

Pros: long-time metal fan and long-time W.A.S.P. fan
Cons: not real familiar with that many music styles other than metal

W.A.S.P.'s "The Last Command" album was their second full-length album, but it was really the album that made W.A.S.P. famous. This album began with the hit classic of their's "Wild Child". The clever guitaring, good drumming as well...

Pros: The songs are great. And you can understand what he is singing.
Cons: Has some bad language in it.

I started listening to W.A.S.P. when i was younger. The Last
Command was the first album i brought. I like listening to
them because i can understand what they are saying.

The Last Command is close sounding like Headless Children....