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In the last few years of the old century, W.A.S.P. made some of their most striking ampbrave albums. The ferocious, blood splattered 039Kill Fuck Die039 amp the celebratorysleazefest of 039Helldorado039 had provided solid proof that Blackie Lawless039 songwritingskills were as keen amp unique as ever amp unlike the majority of his 80039s contemporaries,this most dogged amp determined of frontmen was entering a new era full of confidence,with that blazing inferno in his eyes clearly a long way from fizzling out.The 15 tracks featured on 039The Best Of The Best039 prove that while the theatrics ampshock tactics of Blackie Lawless might have gained the headlines, it was whatW.A.S.P. did on record that gained them legions of fans.An exhilarating rock039n039roll rollercoaster, this 2LP set collects the most incendiarymoments from a career built on mixing snarling sexual noise with carnage, chaos ampcontroversy. Collecting tracks from all the classic W.A.S.P. albums, including 039W.A.S.P.039, 039The LastCommand039 amp 039The Headless Children039, this 2LP edition, released through Madfish, of039The Best Of The Best039 provides the definitive document of a blistering career. 039The Best Of The Best039 features the W.A.S.P. cuts 039Animal FK Like A Beast039, 039IWanna Be Somebody039, 039Wild Child039 amp a rip roaring cover of Elton John039s 039SaturdayNight039s Alright For Fighting039.
