Wrathchild/Trash Queens Collector’s Ver.

The charismatic singer Rocky Shades, with his bleached, spiked hair, his wicked makeup, and his leather costumes with studs and chains all over his body, are still radical enough to watch today. Wrathchild, who were apparently popular at live houses from the early 80s with their unashamed hard glam rock and roll, which threw back the visual style of Motley Crue and Poison in an even more extreme way, released this rare 1985 collection of early recordings and live recordings. Two new songs have been added to make this a collector’s CD. “Trash Queen,” which was given the wonderful Japanese title “Tsuppari no Joou” (“Queen of the Bad Boys”), was a smash hit. It’s also a valuable recording that you should listen to. Do You Want My Love? Rock The City Down Lipstik Killers Trash Queen Teenage Revolution Twist Of The Knife Cock, Rock, Shock It’s A Party Nukklear Rokket Pretty Vacant