The Headless Children by W.A.S.P., album cover
Album

The Headless Children

Released21 March 1989
Popularity53.7
Also cited3 April 1989

The Headless Children is the fourth studio album by W.A.S.P., released in March 1989 on Capitol Records. It arrived after Inside the Electric Circus in 1986 and became the band's best-performing record in America, reaching No. 48 on the Billboard 200 and staying on that chart for 13 weeks.

It also marks the end of a chapter. This was the last W.A.S.P. album before the band split in 1990, and they returned two years later with The Crimson Idol in 1992. For anyone tracing how the group moved from their early shock-metal reputation towards something more ambitious, this heavy metal and hard rock record is the hinge between those two phases, and the place to start.

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The Headless Children: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 48:36

Tracklist

  1. 1The Heretic (The Lost Child)Chris Holmes and Blackie Lawless7:16
  2. 2The Real MePete Townshend3:22
  3. 3The Headless ChildrenBlackie Lawless5:48
  4. 4ThunderheadBlackie Lawless6:45
  5. 5Mean ManBlackie Lawless4:50
  6. 6The Neutron BomberBlackie Lawless4:04
  7. 7Mephisto WaltzBlackie Lawless1:27
  8. 8Forever FreeBlackie Lawless5:09
  9. 9ManeaterBlackie Lawless4:46
  10. 10Rebel in the F.D.G.Blackie Lawless5:09
Produced by
Blackie Lawless
Mixed by
Mikey Davis
Engineered by
Duane Baron, Alex Woltman, Mikey Davis
Labels
Capitol Records, Capitol
Length
48:36

Line-up

  • Diana Fennell · vocals · guest
  • Lita Ford · vocals · guest
  • Frankie Banali · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Chris Holmes · acoustic guitar, electric guitar · guest
  • Johnny Rod · bass guitar · guest
  • Blackie Lawless · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Mean Man” · February 1989
  • “The Real Me” · May 1989
  • “Forever Free” · 28 August 1989

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 19898
US Billboard 200 · 198948
Norwegian Albums · 198913
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198918
Austrian Albums · 198919
Swiss Albums · 198919
German Albums · 198922
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198955
Canadian Albums (RPM) · 198976

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 1989Gold

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1989-03-21 vs 1989-04-03 (musicbrainz), 1989-04-15 (wikidata)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz3 April 1989
Wikipedia infobox21 March 1989
Wikidata15 April 1989
US release3 April 1989earliest US date
UK / Europe release1989earliest UK or European date
19 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1989GBCapitol Records0077774894210other
1989USCapitol Records077774894241other
1989XECapitol Records077774894210other
1989XECapitol Records077774894227other
1989XECapitol Recordsother
1989XECapitol Records0077774894227other
1989GBCapitol Records0077774894210other
1989FRCapitol Records077774894210other
3 April 1989USCapitol Records077774894210original
15 April 1989US—other
3 May 1989JPCapitol Records4988006627222other
1998JPVictorother
1998USOriginal Masters636551550925other
20 April 1998GB—other
2003GB—other
20 October 2003GBSnapper Music636551613422other
2004RUСоюз4601250325071other
2011—Madfish636551597425other
13 April 2018GBMadfish636551711920other
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