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Review: w.a.s.p. - w.a.s.p. (1984)
After his departure from Circus Circus, Blackie Lawless together with Rik Fox founded W.A.S.P. in February 1982, but one year passed until the line-up that would record his first album would materialize: Lawless (voice and bass), Chris Holmes (guitar), Randy Piper (guitar) and Tony Richards (drums). In April 1984, the single "Animal (F**k Like a Beast)" came out on the market via independent label Music For Nations. Despite criticism from conser…
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After his departure from Circus Circus, Blackie Lawless together with Rik Fox founded W.A.S.P. in February 1982, but one year passed until the line-up that would record his first album would materialize: Lawless (voice and bass), Chris Holmes (guitar), Randy Piper (guitar) and Tony Richards (drums). In April 1984, the single "Animal (F**k Like a Beast)" came out on the market via independent label Music For Nations. Despite criticism from conser…
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