Title: Good bye Mr. Holms.
Review: This is Blackie and the boys' finest hour; finest hour sans Chris Holmes that is. Anyone who's heard Still Not Black Enough can attest to the auditory anguish of a W.A.S.P. album absent of booze guzzling mogul and lead guitarist Chris Holmes. Dying for the World is nothing new. It treads no uncharted waters and falls more in the vein of The Headless Children than their much touted comeback album Helldorado. The songs are dark and the overall tone is of horror and despair. All in all there's not a stinker present, even the mellower Hallowed Ground that addresses the issues and tragedies of September 11th holds up rather well. Alleged rocker Bruce Springsteen was given awards for this opportunistic approach, as was Kentucky fried Country picker Alan Jackson. W.A.S.P. cancelled their North American tour.By: Christopher Curry
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