Interview with Blackie Lawless after W.A.S.P. released the “Kill Fuck Die” album and preparing to release “Double Live Assassins”. Hear why he doesn’t regard the sound on KFD industrial, how they came up with the new sound and how it was received. He also talks about why is open about using backing tracks live, why Chris Holmes left and returned and why W.A.S.P. is the most dangerous band in the world and what it took for him to understand what freaked people out.
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