W.A.S.P. - Dying For The World
Release date: | 2002 |
Style: | Heavy metal |
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01. Shadow Man
02. My Wicked Heart
03. Black Bone Torso
04. Hell For Eternity
05. Hallowed Ground
06. Revengeance
07. Trail Of Tears
08. Stone Cold Killers
09. Rubber Man
10. Hallowed Ground [acoustic version]
Featured in "Getting Into: W.A.S.P."
02. My Wicked Heart
03. Black Bone Torso
04. Hell For Eternity
05. Hallowed Ground
06. Revengeance
07. Trail Of Tears
08. Stone Cold Killers
09. Rubber Man
10. Hallowed Ground [acoustic version]
Featured in "Getting Into: W.A.S.P."
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7.9
Rating: 7.9 |
Immediately after 9/11 Blackie Lawless was riding the crest of the war-on-terror-wave as much as any American (and more than enough Europeans, too). With plenty of anger stacked up he went into the studio, releasing the resulting Dying For The World little more than a year after Unholy Terror. And boy, this album is dripping with venom and rage. Half of the album consists of frenzied rockers written to "go kill people with". Thankfully, the lyrics are not as crude and embarrassing as many album responses to 9/11 tend to be as Lawless was careful not to target anyone specifically (he does get very explicit in interviews and liner notes however). In fact, had this album not been released as a response to 9/11 one might mistake it as another attack on organized religion in the same manner as the Neon God duology and the aforementioned Unholy Terror. The lyrics may not be as disturbed sounding as those on Kill.Fuck.Die but one really does notice a satisfying, evil glee behind "Shadow Man" and "Stone Cold Killers" as Lawless proclaims upcoming doom to people who committed atrocities in the name of religion. Read more ›› |
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