I Don't Want to Go to Heaven, as Long as They Have Vulcans in Hell [EXPLICIT LYRICS]

Warp 11

Product Details

• Audio CD (May 5, 2009)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Explicit Lyrics
• Label: Reboot Music
• ASIN: B0026KZAJS
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #40,071 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Product Description

On their fifth studio album, Warp 11 continues their relentless mission to bring loud rock music and hilarious sci-fi lyrics to the masses. Warp 11 has boldly gone from sci-fi convention circuit to mainstream rock venues, winning skeptics with seriously great music and an undeniable good time.

I Don't Want to Go to Heaven.. features Captain Karl Miller preaching the gospel Warp 11 on the infectious title track, and Chief Science Officer Kiki Stockhammer channeling 80s punk vixens on Baby Take Me to Your Nuclear Wessel . From the modern country tale Jim Beam Me Up to the raw power of I am Not Herbert , Warp 11 once again shows why they are Number One.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Best Album Yet!!, May 8, 2009

By	GameraRocks "captpicardfan" (Gillsville, GA USA) - See all my reviews

I have just finished listening to this album and I must say that it is their best record to date and that isn't an exaggeration. They have returned to their punk rock sound and it is just a welcomed improvement over their last experimental album "It's Dead, Jim". The title track is a very catchy British Punk song and Jim Beam Me Up has a great bass line and drums that are hard to get out of head. Kiki is sexy as ever, especially in the Baby Take Me to Your Nuclear Wessel. There are even a couple of reflective songs that are a look back at why they started a Trek band in the songs Beam into Me and Yet Another Song About Star Trek. The most beautiful song on the album is What Would William Shatner Do? The name sounds funny, and so are the lyrics but it has a beautiful melody. Overall, I really love this album and it is now my favorite (even better than Suck My Spock!!!!) Get it!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars OMGWTFBBQ!, June 1, 2009

By	Kenneth Gibson - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Holy tribbles! This album will make you proud to be a geek. Warp 11 has outdone themselves with this album. Every tune is catchy and you will catch yourself singing out loud at the most inopportune times. This CD is a perfect compliment to Warp 11's growing arsenal of Trekkie fun. Each member of the crew is critical to each song's success, and is fully realized in "Yet Another Song About Star Trek." Go ahead Red Shirts, grab a copy before its too late.

5.0 out of 5 stars More Rockin' Intergalactic Anthems From the Warped Ones, November 10, 2009

By	Nick Carmine "Nick Carmine" - See all my reviews

You ever sat wondering about whether or not to buy a particular cd because you're just not quite sure if you like it enough to spend your hard earned ducats on? Or tried to determine from the much too brief online song samples if you like it at all - or the band in general? Or found that when you DID buy a cd it was a disappointment, and was filled with way too many boring, whiny, trying-to-be-artsy slow and droning tracks that played like the perfect soundtrack to a self-indulgent suicide instead of a rocking disc? Yeah...me too. Those are just not experiences that I have to contend with when Warp 11 releases a new disc however - I can always simply trust that it's gonna be good. I Don't Want to Go to Heaven... is a butt-kicking intergalactic stew of wildly eclectic tracks and naughty anthems, and yet another example of why Warp 11 deserves a main stream reputation as something more than merely a theme band. The truth is, is that Warp 11's output on the whole is way more rocking, singable fun than the vast majority of stuff that gets mainstream airplay. Star Trek fan or not, you can't help but head bang and drive with the hammer down while blaring "I Am Not Herbert" and "I Make It So," or shoot an evil grin to the hot chick in the car next to you while Kiki Stockhammer belts out "Baby Take Me to Your Nuclear Wessel." If you want a fun, seriously rocking, riff-laden cd that's perfect to throw on during drive time, and one that also has the kind of stylistic variety and musical balls that most other over-hyped bands can't even come close to, then pick up this disc and kick out the jams. Rock on!