Episode 73: Wasp School Daze year 1984. English Version.
00:00:00 - Classics, songs, all time, Classics, songs, all time, Classics, songs, all time.
00:00:19 - Great day! Greetings to all classic rock's all time listeners around the world.
00:00:24 - Today comes Blackie Lawless and his boys, with school days. The intro please.
rock and roll is a style that remains in time. Stories and bands that made it possible in rock classics of all time.00:01:00 - WASP is the debut album by the American heavy metal band WASP, released in 1984 by Capitol Records.
00:01:10 - Traditionally, WASP is the English acronym for White, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant, this acronym makes direct reference to the English who colonized the United States.
00:01:23 - However, the band has been opposed to directly revealing the meaning of its name, this being a subject of speculation.
00:01:29 - While touring for this record, the group, now consisting of Lawless, Piper, second guitarist
00:01:34 - Chris Holmes, and drummer Tony Richards, turned their club act into an arena-sized, shocking rock extravaganza complete with flames, explosions, and one show, in which he drank blood from a human skull, tortured, scantily clad women on a rack, and threw raw meat at the audience.
00:01:54 - Mackey's songs are memorable and melodic, without yielding an iota or sounding like anything less than heavy metal purity.
00:02:01 - This band exploded and knew how to handle itself at all times within the rock show.
00:02:06 - School Days is inspired by the song, Schools Out, Alice Cooper and is possibly the most forceful and direct way of protesting against school is an institution, as an instrument of submission and control, adopting the rock attitude, charging it with a great riff and a marked battery.
00:02:20 - Classics, Songs, All Time
00:02:23 - I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America
00:02:30 - And to the Republic for which it stands
00:02:34 - One Nation under God
00:02:37 - Indivisible with liberty and justice for all
00:02:53 - My eyes are burning, bells are ringing in my ears
00:03:08 - A long clock's wailing, class bells screaming I can't hear
00:03:14 - A textual mass of years, I'm hearing a rain
00:03:21 - A juvenile jail, and I'm here like the binoculars
00:03:28 - I'm scared as I'm into a time
00:03:32 - It's my stage, it's my crime
00:03:35 - I'm scared as I'm into a time
00:03:39 - I'm a tint in her eyes
00:03:45 - A blackboard drum roll told the lies the rumors made
00:03:52 - A homework, hell, high screens and me make the grade
00:03:59 - Tick-tock, three cock-ups in here and counting all the days
00:04:05 - A five-bellied slinging hell that I'm sure love to see in flames
00:04:11 - Run it down!
00:04:12 - Small days, I'm here to untie
00:04:16 - My name is my pride
00:04:19 - Small days, I'm here to untie
00:04:22 - Small days, I'm tending to hide
00:04:28 - I pledge no allegiance
00:04:31 - And I bet they're gonna drive me crazy
00:04:35 - Nobody here is understanding me
00:04:41 - I pledge no allegiance
00:04:44 - And I bet they're gonna drive me crazy
00:04:48 - And I'm dying here and trying to get free
00:05:05 - Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go,
00:05:35 - It's all a kid in her hair
00:05:37 - It's all a kid in her hair
00:05:40 - It's all a kid in her hair
00:05:52 - Wow!