by Stephen Thomas ErlewineW.A.S.P. attempted to regain the outrageous offensiveness of their early-'80s records with their 1997 comeback album, K.F.D. While the band sounds surprisingly vigorous on the record, their blood-and-sex shtick entered the realm of self-parody ten years before the release of K.F.D., which makes the album of interest only to longtime fans.
