WASP The Last Command 1985 Ltd Ed Yellow Vinyl (2003)

By 1985, W.A.S.P. had already scared parents, annoyed senators, and made Tipper Gore's career for her. The Last Command was their follow-up swing, and it landed hard.

Where the debut was raw shock-rock provocation, The Last Command tightened the screws. Blackie Lawless brought bigger production, sharper hooks, and the kind of heavy metal confidence that only comes from knowing you're already on a watchlist. Tracks like Wild Child and Blind in Texas became FM staples for a reason, while the album's heavier moments hold up alongside anything coming out of the American metal underground at the time. This 2003 limited edition pressing on yellow vinyl, numbered 229 from 1000, is the kind of artefact that serious collectors pull out carefully and rarely. Two LPs, proper weight, and a colour that looks almost too cheerful for what's on it.

Full length album, 2LP limited edition yellow vinyl, numbered 229/1000, 2003 pressing of the 1985 original. USA. Hard rock/heavy metal. Fans of: Mötley Crüe, Twisted Sister, Accept, Dokken.