| [artist]: | W.A.S.P. | |
| [record]: | The Last Command |
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| [1.] | [5:12] | Wild Child | ||
| (Blackie Lawless/Chris Holmes) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [2.] | [3:24] | Ballcrusher | ||
| (Blackie Lawless/Chris Holmes) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [3.] | [4:17] | Fistful Of Diamonds | ||
| (Blackie Lawless) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [4.] | [4:16] | Jack Action | ||
| (Blackie Lawless/Steve Riley) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [5.] | [5:17] | Widowmaker | ||
| (Blackie Lawless) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [6.] | [4:21] | Blind In Texas | ||
| (Blackie Lawless) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [7.] | [3:41] | Cries In The Night | ||
| (Blackie Lawless) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [8.] | [4:10] | The Last Command | ||
| (Blackie Lawless) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [9.] | [3:30] | Running Wild In The Streets | ||
| (Blackie Lawless/Spencer Proffer) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [10.] | [3:12] | Sex Drive | ||
| (Blackie Lawless/Chris Holmes) | ||||
| (Zomba Enterprises Inc.) | ||||
| [released]: | 1985, November 9 | |
| [total time]: | 41:20 | |
| [producer]: | Spencer Proffer | |
| [engineer]: | Spencer Proffer, Hanspeter Huber | |
| [assistant engineer]: | Alex Woltman, Kevin Arnst | |
| [mastering]: | Steve Hall at Future Disc, Hollywood, California, USA | |
| [assistant producer]: | Suzanne DuBarry | |
| [recorded & mixed at]: | Pasha Music House, Hollywood, California, USA | |
| [design]: | Vigon Seireeni | |
| [illustration]: | Beckie Mennen | |
| [management]: | Andy Taylor, Rod Smallwood | |
| [photography]: | Mark Weiss | |
| [line-up]: | Blackie Lawless - vocals, bassguitar Randy Piper - guitars, vocals Chris Holmes - guitars Steve Riley - drums, vocals |
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| [guest appearance]: | Carlos Cavazo - backing vocals on track 9 Chuck Wright - backing vocals on track 9 |
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| [remark]: | Track 9 - Running Wild in the Streets - was written by Kick Axe during the recording session for the Up the Creek soundtrack and sold to Blackie Lawless. |
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