WASP The Real Me SHAPED PICTURE DISC 1989 Heavy Metal W.A.S.P. Blackie Lawless
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Visually graded vinyl groove area (playing area) Near-MINT The back insert is a mispress with "War Cry" as song on side 2 it looks like it was covered with a sticker and whoever peeled the sticker off left some sticker redisue and 4 small surface tear marks. Please notice the song "War Cry" is not on the Picture disc. "W.A.S.P.'s fourth studio album, The Headless Children, was released in April 1989, and was their first album without any overtly sexually explicit songs. The album reached the band's highest chart position with No. 48 on the Billboard 200 before falling off the charts in 13 weeks. However, it was W.A.S.P.'s most critically acclaimed work up to that point and, according to a recent Lawless interview, it is now the highest-selling W.A.S.P. album to date. The drumming duties for the album were handled by former Quiet Riot drummer Frankie Banali, It features two of the band's most highly acclaimed songs, the power ballad "Forever Free" and a cover of The Who's "The Real Me". W.A.S.P. went on tour in the United States with Accept and Metal Church to support The Headless Children, playing at smaller venues such as clubs and theaters, as opposed to the arenas and stadiums that had propelled the band into success."
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