While critics such as Myers recognized that The Runaways possessed "tremendous potential" going forward and eagerly anticipated their third studio album, "Queens of Noise" was the final studio album to feature either Currie or Fox. Doherty described the losses of the band's lead vocalist and bassist, respectively, as "a pity as they were both strong in their respective fields". "Queens of Noise" proved to be the best-performing of any of The Runaways' albums in the charts, reaching number 172 on the "Billboard" 200 in the United States. The eventual third album, "Waitin' for the Night", failed to chart.