Inside the Electric Circus

Fabulous album - “Restless Gypsy” is one of the best rock & metal songs EVER made or written. W.A.S.P was incredibly underrated in the 80’s.

W.A.S.P. is still epic and stuff even though everyone says they toned down their act but they were just as great sure blackie was going cray cray and firing everybody but other than that they were still being epic and stuff so EAT SH!t ENYBODYWHOTHINKSWASPISNOTGREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The songs bring me back to my youth. IMO, WASP was such an underrated band. This whole album is great.

Loved this album back in the day and forgot how powerful it was. WASP is a powerhouse then and now. If you haven't listened to WASP get this!!!

The ridiculous album cover had to hurt this album's popularity, but it has held up very well over time. It is their most complete and professionally produced album, and it has a lot of energy and vindictive, menacing, fist-pumping lyrics, just good rock music, reflective of early 80's metal that had fluffed-out or become boring by the late 80's for the most part. This is a complete album, but highlights have to be "I'm Alive," "Sweet Cheetah," the title track, "The Rock Rolls On," "Restless Gypsy," and "Shoot From The Hip." Crude sexual innuendo, vows to avenge and live boldly, and other typical themes of WASP songs are all here at their best, with great guitar riffs. It is certainly a valiant follow-up to the equally impressive "The Last Command," and probably doesn't get its just due.

On a nice Spring day, it is nice just to step into your car, roll down the window, insert "Inside The Electric Circus" into your CD player, and hit the open road with carefree, reckless abandonment. "Inside The Electric Circus" has everything a person could want in an album: A thunderous drumbeat, screeching guitar riffs, larger than life vocal tracks, fantastic melodic harmony, and an precise sense of lyrical phrasing and choral repetition. In addition, this album has 2 really good cover tunes on it. Namely, "I Don't Need No Doctor" and "Easy Living." I often wonder if tracks like "Restless Gypsy," Shoot From The Hip," "Mantronic," and "The Rock Rolls On" don't cause an epidemic in traffic ticket violations because it is so difficult not to turn up the volume, gain a lead foot, and surpass the speed limit, let alone the sound barrier, once those tracks emphatically vibrate through your car speakers stereo system. Perhaps, instead of a warning label about sexually explicit lyrics, "Inside The Electric Circus" should also include a complementary "Fuzz Buster" with each purchase...Just a slightly sarcastic thought anyway. If you would like to listen to a phenomenal rock and roll album as it was meant to be seen, heard, and literally felt, then you will be pleasantly surprised by "Inside The Electric Circus."

This is the BEST W.A.S.P album they done that really lets you hear the roar of this machine called W.A.S.P, "Restless Gypsy" is my favorite tune on the album. I bought this when it come out. If you really want to hear some RAW power get their first album. You talk about in your face, this is in your face!.

I THINK THESE GUYS COULD BE GREAT IF THEY CAME BACK TO SANITY.

This was an excellent album, i fu**in love it, as expected

Wow! What to say. After all these years, this cd is still a great listen. With songs like 9.5.-N.A.S.T.Y. Shoot From The Hip and also King Of Sodom And Gomorrah you get a sense of the bands NASTY side. Songs like Restless Gypsy, I Don't Need No Doctor and The Rock Rolls On are just in your face greatness! Check out D.B. Blues, it's awesome! W.A.S.P. are still the BEST BAND OUT THERE TODAY!