Inside the Electric Circus/The Headless Children

Inside the Electric Circus/The Headless Children

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Big Welcome

2. Inside the Electric Circus

3. I Don't Need No Doctor

4. 95- N.A.S.T.Y.

5. Restless Gypsy

6. Shoot from the Hip

7. I'm Alive

8. Easy Living

9. Sweet Cheetah

10. Mantronic

See all 14 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. Heretic (The Lost Child)

2. Real Me

3. Headless Children

4. Thunderhead

5. Mean Man

6. Neutron Bomber

7. Mephisto Waltz

8. Forever Free

9. Maneater

10. Rebel in the F.D.G.

See all 16 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Full Title - Inside the Electric Circus/The Headless Children. 2 albums from Recall originally released in 1986 & 1988, both are digitally remastered and include extensive liner notes. 30 tracks in all. Snapper. 2003.

Inside the Electric Circus/The Headless Children,W.A.S.P.,Recall Records UK,Hard Rock,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock

Inside Electric Circus: The Headless Children
Average customer rating:

The reasOn..

fine metal for a bargain price

Inside Electric Circus: The Headless Children
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Manufacturer: Recall Records UK
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000086EPF
Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

The Big Welcome
Inside The Electric Circus
I Dont Need No Doctor
95 N A S T Y
Restless Gypsy
Shoot From The Hip
Im Alive
Easy Living
Sweet Cheetah
Mantronic
King Of Sodom And Gomorrah
The Rock Rolls On
Flesh And Fire
D B Blues
The Heretic (The Lost Child)
The Real Me
The Headless Children
Thunderhead
Mean Man
The Neutron Bomber
Mephisto Waltz
Forever Free
Maneater
Rebel In The FDG
Locomotive Breath
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Lake Of Fools
War Cry
L O V E Machine (Live)
Blind In Texas (Live)

Product Description

Disc 1: Inside The Electric Circus:
1. The Big Welcome
2. Inside The Electric Circus
3. I Don't Need No Doctor
4. 95 - N.A.S.T.Y.
5. Restless Gyspy
6. Shoot From The Hip
7. I'm Alive
8. Easy Living
9. Sweet Cheetah
10. Mantronic
11. King Of Sodom And Gomorrah
12. The Rock Rolls On
13. Flesh And Fire
14. D.B.Blues

Disc 2: The Headless Children:
1. The Heretic (The Lost Child)
2. The Real Me
3. The Headless Children
4. Thunderhead
5. Mean Man
6. The Neutron Bomber
7. Mephisto Waltz
8. Forever Free
9. Maneater
10. Rebel In The F.D.G.
11. Locomotive Breath
12. For Whom The Bell Tolls
13. Lake Of Fools
14. War Cry
15. L.O.V.E. Machine (Live 89)
16. Blind In Texas (Live 89)

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

The reasOn.........2007-07-09

I'm writing a review of this cd and not the release of "Inside The Electric CircUs" without "The Headless Children" is the economic value of purchasing both albums at once.SOngs such as "Mantronic" lead you into the Sci Fi world of Blackie and Co.."Restless Gypsy"'s a wilD time..Sexy ("95 Nasty"'S a shout out to woman if yOu ask me..)Sexy cd,original solos and chord combinAtions (No McDonalds "Combo meal" i.e routine daily arrangements here..)Beautiful acoustic mixed with electric guitArs..BoB Saget left me as My Amazon fRiend,I want him back..So Anyways,Blackie and company do a fine job there.I guess I'll mention "The Headless Children" as well,although "The Electric Circus"'s enough to base a five star rating on.I enjoyed that album also.I recall it had more of a classic rock feel to it.Really..The "Electric Circus" cassette is what I base the reviews rAtings on.

fine metal for a bargain price.......2006-06-20

The price of this collection is excellent for two above-average metal albums. And one must remember that the music itself is the real value here, because the collection's packaging is ugly, the original albums' artwork is poorly represented, and the few lines of notes (brief description of Blackie's career and the band's fortunes through the eighties) are unsatisfying. The comments particularly on the two albums here (Inside the Electric Circus and The Headless Children) are misleading, apparently written by someone who did not actually listen to the albums.

The music itself, though, is another story. Inside the Electric Circus, W.A.S.P.'s third album, remains a mild disappointment after the excellence of the first two (W.A.S.P. and The Last Command), but it nonetheless bears repeated listening and holds up better, twenty-plus years after its initial release, than most of the other metal released at that same time. Generally, the songs are a bit shallow, and the hooks aren't as catchy as those on W.A.S.P.'s first two efforts, but it still rocks, and occasionally (for example, on "Restless Gypsy") the album brings the same kind of shivers as those inspired by earlier songs like "The Last Command" or "L.O.V.E. Machine."

The Headless Children, on the other hand, represents a long musical stride forward for Blackie and the band. In emotional tone and musical form, it builds on the foundation formed by earlier successes such as "Sleeping in the Fire" and "Widowmaker" and is easily the most lyrically mature and musically ambitious album that W.A.S.P. had produced to that point. Stressing politics and emotions over sex, and frequently eschewing the standard binary song structure in favor of more complex arrangements, The Headless Children is the rarest of metal beasts: the heavy, head-banging album that actually has things to say *without* becoming pretentious, boring, or preachy.

Short answer: This is a damned fine collection.

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