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ALICE COOPER “Dragontown” /A5 Cardboard CD/
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- Product Code: 8869745570213
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€ 7.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 79
The third re-release of the twenty-second full-length studio album by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
Like "Brutal Planet", the album displays a heavier style than many of his previous releases. Unarguably a continuation of “Brutal Planet”, with Cooper and Marlette again collaborating, and Cooper surrounding himself with a tighter than tight band – Eric Dover, Tim Pierce, Ryan Roxie and Kenny Aronoff.
Cooper and Marlette, by now enjoying a collusive and confident songwriting relationship, fan that creative spark into something more substantial on "Dragontown". Here, Cooper is guided by a greater sense of social commentary and narrative complexity. He torques up the tension on funereal elegy, "Deeper" and laces "Sex, Death & Money"’s morality tale with dark humour. "Somewhere In The Jungle" and "I Just Wanna Be God" are less about the music and more about creating a clinging, dream-like atmosphere, where the message is hammered home by heavyweight guitars and pounding beats. This time around, a couple of more commercial (or at least accessible) tracks are to be found among the grim tales of alienation and materialism. "Triggerman" keeps a foothold in Cooper’s big chorus, big hook past, and the endearing ballad, "Every Woman Has A Name" add greater musical and emotional range to "Dragontown", providing radio with an opportunity to play Cooper’s new music, without compromising anyone’s position.
The album peaked on Billboard's Top Independent Albums Chart at #12, and the Billboard 200 at #197. This is the first Alice Cooper studio album to contain no Singles.
Eagle Records, Division of Eagle Rock Entertainment Plc./Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 2001/2009 (8869745570213). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Triggerman 3:58
2. Deeper 4:34
3. Dragontown 5:04
4. Sex, Death And Money 3:37
5. Fantasy Man 4:05
6. Somewhere In The Jungle 5:20
7. Disgraceland 3:32
8. Sister Sara 4:33
9. Every Woman Has A Name 3:43
10. I Just Wanna Be God 3:51
11. It's Much Too Late 4:38
12. The Sentinel 3:53
Total playing time: 50:48 min.
Like "Brutal Planet", the album displays a heavier style than many of his previous releases. Unarguably a continuation of “Brutal Planet”, with Cooper and Marlette again collaborating, and Cooper surrounding himself with a tighter than tight band – Eric Dover, Tim Pierce, Ryan Roxie and Kenny Aronoff.
Cooper and Marlette, by now enjoying a collusive and confident songwriting relationship, fan that creative spark into something more substantial on "Dragontown". Here, Cooper is guided by a greater sense of social commentary and narrative complexity. He torques up the tension on funereal elegy, "Deeper" and laces "Sex, Death & Money"’s morality tale with dark humour. "Somewhere In The Jungle" and "I Just Wanna Be God" are less about the music and more about creating a clinging, dream-like atmosphere, where the message is hammered home by heavyweight guitars and pounding beats. This time around, a couple of more commercial (or at least accessible) tracks are to be found among the grim tales of alienation and materialism. "Triggerman" keeps a foothold in Cooper’s big chorus, big hook past, and the endearing ballad, "Every Woman Has A Name" add greater musical and emotional range to "Dragontown", providing radio with an opportunity to play Cooper’s new music, without compromising anyone’s position.
The album peaked on Billboard's Top Independent Albums Chart at #12, and the Billboard 200 at #197. This is the first Alice Cooper studio album to contain no Singles.
Eagle Records, Division of Eagle Rock Entertainment Plc./Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 2001/2009 (8869745570213). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Triggerman 3:58
2. Deeper 4:34
3. Dragontown 5:04
4. Sex, Death And Money 3:37
5. Fantasy Man 4:05
6. Somewhere In The Jungle 5:20
7. Disgraceland 3:32
8. Sister Sara 4:33
9. Every Woman Has A Name 3:43
10. I Just Wanna Be God 3:51
11. It's Much Too Late 4:38
12. The Sentinel 3:53
Total playing time: 50:48 min.
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ALICE COOPER “Dragontown” /A5 Cardboard CD/
The third re-release of the twenty-second full-length studio album by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. Like "Brutal Planet", the album displays a heavier style than many of his previous releases. Unarguably a continuation of “Brutal Planet”, with Coop..
€ 7.90
ALICE COOPER “Flush The Fashion” /Ltd. LP/
- Product Code: 603497860753
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€ 29.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 299
First re-release of the twelfth full-length studio album by legendary American New Wave/Pop Rock singer.
Musically, the album was a drastic change of style for Cooper, leaning towards a New Wave influence. After several self-indulgent albums in the late '70s ("Lace And Whiskey", "From The Inside"), Alice Cooper decided to reinvent himself as a New Waver for 1980's "Flush The Fashion". As a result of a hooking up with Cars' producer Roy Thomas Baker, the sound is glossier; Baker also replaced the gritty guitar riffs that served as the basis for past Cooper Rock compositions with icy synthesizers. Alice wrote most of these songs in conjunction with Elton John's longtime guitarist, Davey Johnstone, and his future keyboardist, Fred Mandel. This unusual combination results in an album that can best be described as The Best of The Cars sung by Alice Cooper (with just a dose of Huey Lewis & The News). As distinctly dissimilar from Alice's past work as such a thing sounds, the formula pays off for the first half of the album; the jangly guitars and prominent synth lines of "Talk Talk" and "Clones (We're All)" suggest that Alice could have a future here. His vocals might be unusually clean and the songs might be surprisingly friendly, but Alice is a true chameleon; he wears many colors and he wears them well, for the most part.
His classic Gothic Horror image of the 70's was replaced with stripped-down clothes, an uncomfortably clean-cut Alice Cooper sporting fully-tamed hair, a noticeable absence of makeup, and a lot less Alice than we're used to seeing.
1980 was not a good year for Alice, as evidenced by his corpse-like stare and fractured sense of self. He had no real band to speak of, and was fighting a losing battle with his career; the strong themes of missing identity in these songs offer insight into his mindset. It was a start of Cooper's "Blackout albums". It was around this time that Cooper relapsed into alcoholism, and his subsequent early-'80s releases ("Special Forces", "Zipper Catches Skin", "Dada") became more unpredictable and more uncharacteristic of the expected Alice Cooper direction and sound.
As an Alice Cooper album, "Flush The Fashion" makes no sense whatsoever. As an artifact of the New Wave tide that rose to prominence around that time, it sounds very dated, but not altogether kitschy; reasonably old-fashioned, but not drowned by being shackled to a fleeting point in time. A few gems like "Pain" still have charm, and after some time to assimilate it, the album isn't all that bad.
The best-known song of the album ended up being the cover "Clones (We're All)", which was in turn covered by the Smashing Pumpkins for their 1995 box set "The Aeroplane Flies High". Other highlights include the stately sounds of "Pain", the brief album-opening "Talk Talk", and one of the album's few riff Rockers, "Grim Facts".
The lead single "Clones (We're All)" peaked at No. 40 on the U.S. Billboard Top 40.
"Flush The Fashion", for its occasional successes, runs out of life quickly and, likely because of his questionable involvement, poorly captures Alice's true spirit and personality. It stands more as a forgotten point of interest that hardcore fans might find appealing than anything else.
Limited Edition Green Swirl Vinyl.
Warner Bros. Records Inc./Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1980/2018 (603497860753). Made in EU.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Talk Talk (The Music Machine cover) 2:08
2. Clones (We're All) 3:04
3. Pain 4:06
4. Leather Boots 1:38
5. Aspirin Damage 2:56
Side Two
1. Nuclear Infected 2:15
2. Grim Facts 3:25
3. Model Citizen 2:39
4. Dance Yourself To Death 3:09
5. Headlines 3:18
Total playing time: 28:33 min.
Musically, the album was a drastic change of style for Cooper, leaning towards a New Wave influence. After several self-indulgent albums in the late '70s ("Lace And Whiskey", "From The Inside"), Alice Cooper decided to reinvent himself as a New Waver for 1980's "Flush The Fashion". As a result of a hooking up with Cars' producer Roy Thomas Baker, the sound is glossier; Baker also replaced the gritty guitar riffs that served as the basis for past Cooper Rock compositions with icy synthesizers. Alice wrote most of these songs in conjunction with Elton John's longtime guitarist, Davey Johnstone, and his future keyboardist, Fred Mandel. This unusual combination results in an album that can best be described as The Best of The Cars sung by Alice Cooper (with just a dose of Huey Lewis & The News). As distinctly dissimilar from Alice's past work as such a thing sounds, the formula pays off for the first half of the album; the jangly guitars and prominent synth lines of "Talk Talk" and "Clones (We're All)" suggest that Alice could have a future here. His vocals might be unusually clean and the songs might be surprisingly friendly, but Alice is a true chameleon; he wears many colors and he wears them well, for the most part.
His classic Gothic Horror image of the 70's was replaced with stripped-down clothes, an uncomfortably clean-cut Alice Cooper sporting fully-tamed hair, a noticeable absence of makeup, and a lot less Alice than we're used to seeing.
1980 was not a good year for Alice, as evidenced by his corpse-like stare and fractured sense of self. He had no real band to speak of, and was fighting a losing battle with his career; the strong themes of missing identity in these songs offer insight into his mindset. It was a start of Cooper's "Blackout albums". It was around this time that Cooper relapsed into alcoholism, and his subsequent early-'80s releases ("Special Forces", "Zipper Catches Skin", "Dada") became more unpredictable and more uncharacteristic of the expected Alice Cooper direction and sound.
As an Alice Cooper album, "Flush The Fashion" makes no sense whatsoever. As an artifact of the New Wave tide that rose to prominence around that time, it sounds very dated, but not altogether kitschy; reasonably old-fashioned, but not drowned by being shackled to a fleeting point in time. A few gems like "Pain" still have charm, and after some time to assimilate it, the album isn't all that bad.
The best-known song of the album ended up being the cover "Clones (We're All)", which was in turn covered by the Smashing Pumpkins for their 1995 box set "The Aeroplane Flies High". Other highlights include the stately sounds of "Pain", the brief album-opening "Talk Talk", and one of the album's few riff Rockers, "Grim Facts".
The lead single "Clones (We're All)" peaked at No. 40 on the U.S. Billboard Top 40.
"Flush The Fashion", for its occasional successes, runs out of life quickly and, likely because of his questionable involvement, poorly captures Alice's true spirit and personality. It stands more as a forgotten point of interest that hardcore fans might find appealing than anything else.
Limited Edition Green Swirl Vinyl.
Warner Bros. Records Inc./Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1980/2018 (603497860753). Made in EU.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Talk Talk (The Music Machine cover) 2:08
2. Clones (We're All) 3:04
3. Pain 4:06
4. Leather Boots 1:38
5. Aspirin Damage 2:56
Side Two
1. Nuclear Infected 2:15
2. Grim Facts 3:25
3. Model Citizen 2:39
4. Dance Yourself To Death 3:09
5. Headlines 3:18
Total playing time: 28:33 min.
ALICE COOPER “Flush The Fashion” /Ltd. LP/
First re-release of the twelfth full-length studio album by legendary American New Wave/Pop Rock singer. Musically, the album was a drastic change of style for Cooper, leaning towards a New Wave influence. After several self-indulgent albums in the late '70s ("Lace And Whiskey", "..
€ 29.90
ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /A5 Cardboard CD/
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- Product Code: 8869745570227
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€ 9.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 99
The first re-release of the nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fan base he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1991s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Epic/Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 1991/2009 (8869745570227). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Hey Stoopid 4:34
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:34
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:09
7. Feed My Frankenstein 4:44
8. Hurricane Years 3:58
9. Little By Little 4:35
10. Die For You 4:16
11. Dirty Dreams 3:29
12. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
Total playing time: 56:11 min.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fan base he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1991s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Epic/Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 1991/2009 (8869745570227). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Hey Stoopid 4:34
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:34
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:09
7. Feed My Frankenstein 4:44
8. Hurricane Years 3:58
9. Little By Little 4:35
10. Die For You 4:16
11. Dirty Dreams 3:29
12. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
Total playing time: 56:11 min.
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ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /A5 Cardboard CD/
The first re-release of the nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close ..
€ 9.90
ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /CD/
- Product Code: EPC 468416 2
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€ 12.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 129
The nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fanbase he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1990s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
CD features fold-out Alice Cooper cover-poster!
Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Epic, 1991 (EPC 468416 2). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Hey Stoopid 4:34
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:34
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:09
7. Feed My Frankenstein 4:44
8. Hurricane Years 3:58
9. Little By Little 4:35
10. Die For You 4:16
11. Dirty Dreams 3:29
12. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
Total playing time: 56:11 min.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fanbase he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1990s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
CD features fold-out Alice Cooper cover-poster!
Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Epic, 1991 (EPC 468416 2). Made in Austria.
Tracklist:
1. Hey Stoopid 4:34
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:34
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:09
7. Feed My Frankenstein 4:44
8. Hurricane Years 3:58
9. Little By Little 4:35
10. Die For You 4:16
11. Dirty Dreams 3:29
12. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
Total playing time: 56:11 min.
ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /CD/
The nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fa..
€ 12.90
ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /LP/
- Product Code: MOVLP1863
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€ 34.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 349
First European re-release of the nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fanbase he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1991s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
180 gram audiophile vinyl.
Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Music On Vinyl, 1991/2017 (MOVLP1863). Made in Netherlands.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Hey Stoopid 4:29
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:31
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:08
Side Two
1. Feed My Frankenstein 4:46
2. Hurricane Years 3:58
3. Little By Little 4:35
4. Die For You 4:16
5. Dirty Dreams 3:29
6. Wind-Up Toy 5:28
Total playing time: 56:09 min.
The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously close to losing most of the fanbase he had garnered in the 70s. Even the perfectly decent albums, like 1985’s "Constrictor", failed to convince or impress the fans, who longed for the halcyon days of "Killer". A comeback of sorts was made with 1988’s "Trash", an album that showed Alice revitalized and updated for the new decade, and flirting with the “in” sounds of the late 80s, namely Glam Rock. In view of that album’s acceptance and success, the exact same template was used for "Trash"’s follow-up, 1991s "Hey Stoopid". The results were, again, above average, even if this album is not as highly regarded as its predecessor.
For "Hey Stoopid", Alice takes his cues from what was still popular at the time: the vibrant, gushy, shiny Hard Rock of bands like Poison, Warrant or Firehouse. It comes as no surprise, then, that "Burning Our Bed" comes across as something Guns’n’Roses may have written at the time, or that the overall sound relies heavily on the huge crunchy riffs, sweeping keyboards and shouty backing vocals of Glam Rock, while endowing them with an extra dosage of class.
Experienced artist and master songwriter that he is, Alice surrounds himself with the cream of the Hard Rock crop this time around. His “regular” band consists of guitarist Stef Burns, bassist Hugh McDonald, drummer Mickey Curry and keyboardists Robert Bailey and John Webster. However, the album is absolutely littered with guest appearances, including: Slash, Joe Satriani, Vinnie Moore and Steve Vai, Motley Crue’s Nikki Sixx and Mick Mars (who co-wrote “Die For You”), plus Ozzy Osbourne providing backing vocals on the album’s title track. Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, provided the spoken word part on “Feed My Frankenstein”, a song co-written by Zodiac Mindwarp.
The album was produced by Peter Collins, famed for his work with Rush and Queensyrche, among many others. The album featured three hit singles: the title track, “Love’s A Loaded Gun” and “Feed My Frankenstein” (the latter was performed in the 1992 comedy film "Wayne’s World", in which Alice also starred).
"Hey Stoopid" is heavily recommended to not only Alice fans, but Hard Rockers in general.
180 gram audiophile vinyl.
Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Music On Vinyl, 1991/2017 (MOVLP1863). Made in Netherlands.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Hey Stoopid 4:29
2. Love's A Loaded Gun 4:11
3. Snakebite 4:33
4. Burning Our Bed 4:31
5. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
6. Might As Well Be On Mars 7:08
Side Two
1. Feed My Frankenstein 4:46
2. Hurricane Years 3:58
3. Little By Little 4:35
4. Die For You 4:16
5. Dirty Dreams 3:29
6. Wind-Up Toy 5:28
Total playing time: 56:09 min.
ALICE COOPER “Hey Stoopid” /LP/
First European re-release of the nineteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. The 80s had been a bad time for Alice Cooper. Nondescript albums and failed attempts at flirting with other musical tendencies had left the Shock King dangerously c..
€ 34.90
ALICE COOPER “It’s Me” /CD/
- Product Code: EPC 505004 2
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€ 10.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 109
Another compilation album by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper's real name) starts an Arizona garage Rock band called the Spiders through some credible, Fuzzed-out Yardbirds-styled Rock & Roll. Later the Spiders transform into Nazz, then to the Alice Cooper band. What made Alice Cooper a star? Sure, he had a tight, exciting band and some great songs that were as good as Hard Rock got in the early '70s, but he distinguished himself as a showman. By bringing shameless theatricality to Rock & Roll, he separated himself from the pack and became a superstar - the kind of person who is known for being himself more than for his achievements.
From psychedelic vomit manufacturer to Hard Rock God to Broadway to New Wave zany zapper to '80s Hair Metallist to modern Heavy Rock kingpin - he never stopped applying make-up to his face, hanging himself on stage or writing some of the most wonderfully sick Rock songs that man has ever deserved to enjoy!
Don't ever stop Rockin', Mr. Furnier!!
Epic Records/Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH, 2001 (EPC 505004 2). Made in Germany. Pressed in Austria. First press.
Tracklist:
1. Poison 4:28
2. Hey Stoopid 4:32
3. Only My Heart Talkin' 4:46
4. Bed Of Nails 4:20
5. I'm Your Gun 3:47
6. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
7. Trash 4:01
8. Cleansed By Fire 6:14
9. Snakebite 4:33
10. Little By Little 4:35
11. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
12. It's Me 4:40
13. Die For You 3:14
14. Spark In The Dark 3:51
Total playing time: 63:09
Samples: http://www.last.fm
Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper's real name) starts an Arizona garage Rock band called the Spiders through some credible, Fuzzed-out Yardbirds-styled Rock & Roll. Later the Spiders transform into Nazz, then to the Alice Cooper band. What made Alice Cooper a star? Sure, he had a tight, exciting band and some great songs that were as good as Hard Rock got in the early '70s, but he distinguished himself as a showman. By bringing shameless theatricality to Rock & Roll, he separated himself from the pack and became a superstar - the kind of person who is known for being himself more than for his achievements.
From psychedelic vomit manufacturer to Hard Rock God to Broadway to New Wave zany zapper to '80s Hair Metallist to modern Heavy Rock kingpin - he never stopped applying make-up to his face, hanging himself on stage or writing some of the most wonderfully sick Rock songs that man has ever deserved to enjoy!
Don't ever stop Rockin', Mr. Furnier!!
Epic Records/Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH, 2001 (EPC 505004 2). Made in Germany. Pressed in Austria. First press.
Tracklist:
1. Poison 4:28
2. Hey Stoopid 4:32
3. Only My Heart Talkin' 4:46
4. Bed Of Nails 4:20
5. I'm Your Gun 3:47
6. Dangerous Tonight 4:41
7. Trash 4:01
8. Cleansed By Fire 6:14
9. Snakebite 4:33
10. Little By Little 4:35
11. Wind-Up Toy 5:27
12. It's Me 4:40
13. Die For You 3:14
14. Spark In The Dark 3:51
Total playing time: 63:09
Samples: http://www.last.fm
ALICE COOPER “It’s Me” /CD/
Another compilation album by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. Vincent Furnier (Alice Cooper's real name) starts an Arizona garage Rock band called the Spiders through some credible, Fuzzed-out Yardbirds-styled Rock & Roll. Later the Spiders transform into Nazz, the..
€ 10.90
ALICE COOPER “Killer” /CD/
- Product Code: 243650-2 / 075992725521
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€ 11.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 119
The fourth full-length studio album by the legendary American Psychedelic/Hard Rock band.
Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin.
The band's stage show dealt with the macabre, and such disturbing tracks as "Dead Babies" and the title track fit in perfectly. Other songs were even more exceptional, such as the perennial barnstorming concert standard "Under My Wheels", the melodic yet gritty "Be My Lover", and the tribute to their fallen friend Jim Morrison, "Desperado". The long and winding "Halo of Flies" correctly hinted that the band would be tackling more complex song structures on future albums, while "You Drive Me Nervous" and "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" showed that Alice Cooper hadn't completely abandoned their early Garage Rock direction.
“Killer” is the third-most-represented album in Alice Cooper’s concert set-lists behind “Welcome To My Nightmare” and “Billion Dollar Babies”. With "Killer", they became one of the world's top Rock bands and concert attractions; it rewarded them as being among the most notorious and misunderstood entertainers, thoroughly despised by grownups!
The album reached number 21 on the Billboard 200 album chart, and the two singles "Under My Wheels" and "Be My Lover" made the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. called “Killer” the greatest Rock album of all time.
Cut out from the original analog master tapes. All packaging replicated to the finest detail.
Warner Records In, 1971/2012 (243650-2 / 075992725521). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
1. Under My Wheels 2:51
2. Be My Lover 3:21
3. Halo Of Flies 8:22
4. Desperado 3:30
5. You Drive Me Nervous 2:28
6. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:39
7. Dead Babies 5:45
8. Killer 6:58
Total playing time: 36:54 min.
Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin.
The band's stage show dealt with the macabre, and such disturbing tracks as "Dead Babies" and the title track fit in perfectly. Other songs were even more exceptional, such as the perennial barnstorming concert standard "Under My Wheels", the melodic yet gritty "Be My Lover", and the tribute to their fallen friend Jim Morrison, "Desperado". The long and winding "Halo of Flies" correctly hinted that the band would be tackling more complex song structures on future albums, while "You Drive Me Nervous" and "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" showed that Alice Cooper hadn't completely abandoned their early Garage Rock direction.
“Killer” is the third-most-represented album in Alice Cooper’s concert set-lists behind “Welcome To My Nightmare” and “Billion Dollar Babies”. With "Killer", they became one of the world's top Rock bands and concert attractions; it rewarded them as being among the most notorious and misunderstood entertainers, thoroughly despised by grownups!
The album reached number 21 on the Billboard 200 album chart, and the two singles "Under My Wheels" and "Be My Lover" made the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. called “Killer” the greatest Rock album of all time.
Cut out from the original analog master tapes. All packaging replicated to the finest detail.
Warner Records In, 1971/2012 (243650-2 / 075992725521). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
1. Under My Wheels 2:51
2. Be My Lover 3:21
3. Halo Of Flies 8:22
4. Desperado 3:30
5. You Drive Me Nervous 2:28
6. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:39
7. Dead Babies 5:45
8. Killer 6:58
Total playing time: 36:54 min.
ALICE COOPER “Killer” /CD/
The fourth full-length studio album by the legendary American Psychedelic/Hard Rock band. Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin. The band's stage show dealt with the macabr..
€ 11.90
ALICE COOPER “Killer” /GLP/
- Product Code: 8122797167
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€ 24.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 249
The fourth full-length studio album by the legendary American Psychedelic/Hard Rock band.
Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin.
The band's stage show dealt with the macabre, and such disturbing tracks as "Dead Babies" and the title track fit in perfectly. Other songs were even more exceptional, such as the perennial barnstorming concert standard "Under My Wheels", the melodic yet gritty "Be My Lover", and the tribute to their fallen friend Jim Morrison, "Desperado". The long and winding "Halo of Flies" correctly hinted that the band would be tackling more complex song structures on future albums, while "You Drive Me Nervous" and "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" showed that Alice Cooper hadn't completely abandoned their early Garage Rock direction.
“Killer” is the third-most-represented album in Alice Cooper’s concert set-lists behind “Welcome To My Nightmare” and “Billion Dollar Babies”. With "Killer", they became one of the world's top Rock bands and concert attractions; it rewarded them as being among the most notorious and misunderstood entertainers, thoroughly despised by grownups!
The album reached number 21 on the Billboard 200 album chart, and the two singles "Under My Wheels" and "Be My Lover" made the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. called “Killer” the greatest Rock album of all time.
Cut out from the original analog master tapes. All packaging replicated to the finest detail. Pressed with more care than ever. 180g gatefold vinyl.
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1971/2012 (8122797167). Made in EU. Pressed in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Under My Wheels 2:50
2. Be My Lover 3:15
3. Halo Of Flies 8:21
4. Desperado 3:25
Side Two
1. You Drive Me Nervous 2:24
2. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:33
3. Dead Babies 5:40
4. Killer 7:07
Total playing time: 36:35 min.
Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin.
The band's stage show dealt with the macabre, and such disturbing tracks as "Dead Babies" and the title track fit in perfectly. Other songs were even more exceptional, such as the perennial barnstorming concert standard "Under My Wheels", the melodic yet gritty "Be My Lover", and the tribute to their fallen friend Jim Morrison, "Desperado". The long and winding "Halo of Flies" correctly hinted that the band would be tackling more complex song structures on future albums, while "You Drive Me Nervous" and "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" showed that Alice Cooper hadn't completely abandoned their early Garage Rock direction.
“Killer” is the third-most-represented album in Alice Cooper’s concert set-lists behind “Welcome To My Nightmare” and “Billion Dollar Babies”. With "Killer", they became one of the world's top Rock bands and concert attractions; it rewarded them as being among the most notorious and misunderstood entertainers, thoroughly despised by grownups!
The album reached number 21 on the Billboard 200 album chart, and the two singles "Under My Wheels" and "Be My Lover" made the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Johnny Rotten of the Sex Pistols and Public Image Ltd. called “Killer” the greatest Rock album of all time.
Cut out from the original analog master tapes. All packaging replicated to the finest detail. Pressed with more care than ever. 180g gatefold vinyl.
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company, 1971/2012 (8122797167). Made in EU. Pressed in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side One
1. Under My Wheels 2:50
2. Be My Lover 3:15
3. Halo Of Flies 8:21
4. Desperado 3:25
Side Two
1. You Drive Me Nervous 2:24
2. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:33
3. Dead Babies 5:40
4. Killer 7:07
Total playing time: 36:35 min.
ALICE COOPER “Killer” /GLP/
The fourth full-length studio album by the legendary American Psychedelic/Hard Rock band. Following up the breakthrough success of "Love It to Death", Alice Cooper back with another album released the same year, producer again by Bob Ezrin. The band's stage show dealt with the macabr..
€ 24.90
ALICE COOPER “Original Album Series (Volume Two)” /Slipcase 5CD Set/
- Product Code: 081227944780
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€ 22.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 229
Re-release of the five classic studio albums, in one set, by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Rock singer and his band.
Includes the following albums: "Billiion Dollar Babies", "Muscle Of Love", "Welcome To My Nightmare", "Alice Cooper Goes To Hell", "The Alice Cooper Show".
Each of these five albums is presented as a mini-LP in a cardboard sleeve, making this a quick, easy, affordable way to get all of band's best albums at once.
100% musthave for every old school maniac!!
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company/Warner Records, 1973/1975/1976/1977/2016 (081227944780 | R2 555454). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
CD 1 “Billion Dollar Babies” (1973)
1. Hello Hooray 4:14
2. Raped And Freezin` 3:15
3. Elected 4:05
4. Billion Dollar Babies 3:39
5. Unfinished Sweet 6:17
6. No More, Mr. Nice Guy 3:05
7. Generation Landslide 4:31
8. Sick Things 4:18
9. Mary Ann 2:19
10. I Love The Dead 5:08
CD 2 “Muscle Of Love” (1974)
1. Muscle Of Love
2. Woman Machine
3. Hard Hearted Alice
4. Man With The Golden Gun
5. Big Apple Dreamin' (Hippo)
6. Never Been Sold Before
7. Working Up A Sweat
8. Crazy Little Child
9. Teenage Lament
CD 3 “Welcome To My Nightmare” (1975)
1. Welcome To My Nightmare
2. Devil's Food
3. The Black Widow
4. Some Folks
5. Only Women Bleed
6. Department Of Youth
7. Cold Ethyl
8. Years Ago
9. Steven
10. The Awakening
11. Escape
CD 4 “Goes To Hell” (1976)
1. Go To Hell
2. You Gotta Dance
3. I'm The Cooles
4. Didn't We Meet
5. I Never Cry
6. Give The Kid A Break
7. Guilty
8. Wake Me Gently
9. Wish You Were Here
10. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
11. Going Home
CD 5 “The Alice Cooper Show” (1977)
1. Under My Wheels
2. Eighteen
3. Only Women Bleed
4. Sick Things
5. Is It My Body
6. I Never Cry
7. Billion Dollar Babies
8. Devil's Food / The Black Widow
9. You And Me
10. I Love The Dead / Go To Hell / Wish You Were Here
11. School's Out
Includes the following albums: "Billiion Dollar Babies", "Muscle Of Love", "Welcome To My Nightmare", "Alice Cooper Goes To Hell", "The Alice Cooper Show".
Each of these five albums is presented as a mini-LP in a cardboard sleeve, making this a quick, easy, affordable way to get all of band's best albums at once.
100% musthave for every old school maniac!!
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company/Warner Records, 1973/1975/1976/1977/2016 (081227944780 | R2 555454). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
CD 1 “Billion Dollar Babies” (1973)
1. Hello Hooray 4:14
2. Raped And Freezin` 3:15
3. Elected 4:05
4. Billion Dollar Babies 3:39
5. Unfinished Sweet 6:17
6. No More, Mr. Nice Guy 3:05
7. Generation Landslide 4:31
8. Sick Things 4:18
9. Mary Ann 2:19
10. I Love The Dead 5:08
CD 2 “Muscle Of Love” (1974)
1. Muscle Of Love
2. Woman Machine
3. Hard Hearted Alice
4. Man With The Golden Gun
5. Big Apple Dreamin' (Hippo)
6. Never Been Sold Before
7. Working Up A Sweat
8. Crazy Little Child
9. Teenage Lament
CD 3 “Welcome To My Nightmare” (1975)
1. Welcome To My Nightmare
2. Devil's Food
3. The Black Widow
4. Some Folks
5. Only Women Bleed
6. Department Of Youth
7. Cold Ethyl
8. Years Ago
9. Steven
10. The Awakening
11. Escape
CD 4 “Goes To Hell” (1976)
1. Go To Hell
2. You Gotta Dance
3. I'm The Cooles
4. Didn't We Meet
5. I Never Cry
6. Give The Kid A Break
7. Guilty
8. Wake Me Gently
9. Wish You Were Here
10. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows
11. Going Home
CD 5 “The Alice Cooper Show” (1977)
1. Under My Wheels
2. Eighteen
3. Only Women Bleed
4. Sick Things
5. Is It My Body
6. I Never Cry
7. Billion Dollar Babies
8. Devil's Food / The Black Widow
9. You And Me
10. I Love The Dead / Go To Hell / Wish You Were Here
11. School's Out
ALICE COOPER “Original Album Series (Volume Two)” /Slipcase 5CD Set/
Re-release of the five classic studio albums, in one set, by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Rock singer and his band. Includes the following albums: "Billiion Dollar Babies", "Muscle Of Love", "Welcome To My Nightmare", "Alice Cooper Goes To Hell..
€ 22.90
ALICE COOPER “Original Album Series” /Slipcase 5CD Set/
- Product Code: 8122798357
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€ 22.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 229
Re-release of the five early studio albums, in one set, by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer and his band.
Known for shocking stage shows and dark subject matter, Alice Cooper has never failed to make a strong impact. The peak of Alice Cooper's success was the timeless UK chart topper "School's Out", on the 1972 album of the same name. This collection contains all five Alice Cooper albums up to and including "School's Out".
The first two albums are Psychedelic, unlike the grotesque Rock usually associated with Alice Cooper; the style develops through "Love It To Death" (featuring the hits "I'm Eighteen" and "Ballad of Dwight Fry") and "Killer" (the album containing "Under My Wheels"). As the style changes from the sound of the 60s Rock to growling Metal with themes usually found in the 80s, the band transform from an ordinary band to one that was far ahead of its time!
Includes the following albums: "Pretties For You", "Easy Action", "Love It To Death", "Killer", "School's Out".
100% musthave for every old school maniac!!
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company/Warneer Records, 1969/1970/1971/1972/2012 (081227983574 | R2 522056). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
CD 1 «Pretties For You»
1. Titanic Overture 1:13
2. 10 Minutes Before The Worm 1:40
3. Sing Low, Sweet Cherio 5:43
4. Today Mueller 1:48
5. Linving 3:12
6. Fields Of Regret 5:45
7. No Longer Umpire 2:02
8. Levity Ball 4:40
9. B.B. On Mars 1:18
10. Reflected 3:17
11. Apple Bush 3:09
12. Earwigs To Eternity 1:20
13. Changing Arranging 3:04
CD 2 «Easy Action»
1. Mr. & Misdemeanor 3:11
2. Shoe Salesman 2:40
3. Still No Air 2:35
4. Below Your Means 6:55
5. Return Of The Spiders 4:32
6. Laughing At Me 2:17
7. Refrigerator Heaven 2:01
8. Beautyful Flyaway 3:02
9. Lay Down And Die, Goodbye 7:36
CD 3 «Love It To Death»
1. Cuaght In A Dream 3:11
2. I'm Eighteen 3:01
3. Long Way To Go 3:04
4. Black Juju 9:12
5. Is It My Body 2:40
6. Hallowed Be My Name 2:30
7. Second Coming 3:05
8. Ballad Of Dwight Fry 6:33
9. Sun Arise 3:50
CD 4 «Killer»
1. Under My Wheels 2:52
2. Be My Lover 3:21
3. Halo Of Flies 8:22
4. Desperado 3:30
5. You Drive Me Nervous 2:28
6. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:39
7. Dead Babies 5:45
8. Killer 6:58
CD 5 «School's Out»
1. School's Out 3:30
2. Luney Tune 3:44
3. Gutter Cat Vs. The Jets 4:40
4. Street Fight 0:54
5. Blue Turk 5:34
6. My Stars 5:49
7. Public Animal #9 3:55
8. Alma Mater 4:27
9. Grande Finale 4:25
Total playing time: 183:59 min.
Known for shocking stage shows and dark subject matter, Alice Cooper has never failed to make a strong impact. The peak of Alice Cooper's success was the timeless UK chart topper "School's Out", on the 1972 album of the same name. This collection contains all five Alice Cooper albums up to and including "School's Out".
The first two albums are Psychedelic, unlike the grotesque Rock usually associated with Alice Cooper; the style develops through "Love It To Death" (featuring the hits "I'm Eighteen" and "Ballad of Dwight Fry") and "Killer" (the album containing "Under My Wheels"). As the style changes from the sound of the 60s Rock to growling Metal with themes usually found in the 80s, the band transform from an ordinary band to one that was far ahead of its time!
Includes the following albums: "Pretties For You", "Easy Action", "Love It To Death", "Killer", "School's Out".
100% musthave for every old school maniac!!
Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company/Warneer Records, 1969/1970/1971/1972/2012 (081227983574 | R2 522056). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
CD 1 «Pretties For You»
1. Titanic Overture 1:13
2. 10 Minutes Before The Worm 1:40
3. Sing Low, Sweet Cherio 5:43
4. Today Mueller 1:48
5. Linving 3:12
6. Fields Of Regret 5:45
7. No Longer Umpire 2:02
8. Levity Ball 4:40
9. B.B. On Mars 1:18
10. Reflected 3:17
11. Apple Bush 3:09
12. Earwigs To Eternity 1:20
13. Changing Arranging 3:04
CD 2 «Easy Action»
1. Mr. & Misdemeanor 3:11
2. Shoe Salesman 2:40
3. Still No Air 2:35
4. Below Your Means 6:55
5. Return Of The Spiders 4:32
6. Laughing At Me 2:17
7. Refrigerator Heaven 2:01
8. Beautyful Flyaway 3:02
9. Lay Down And Die, Goodbye 7:36
CD 3 «Love It To Death»
1. Cuaght In A Dream 3:11
2. I'm Eighteen 3:01
3. Long Way To Go 3:04
4. Black Juju 9:12
5. Is It My Body 2:40
6. Hallowed Be My Name 2:30
7. Second Coming 3:05
8. Ballad Of Dwight Fry 6:33
9. Sun Arise 3:50
CD 4 «Killer»
1. Under My Wheels 2:52
2. Be My Lover 3:21
3. Halo Of Flies 8:22
4. Desperado 3:30
5. You Drive Me Nervous 2:28
6. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah 3:39
7. Dead Babies 5:45
8. Killer 6:58
CD 5 «School's Out»
1. School's Out 3:30
2. Luney Tune 3:44
3. Gutter Cat Vs. The Jets 4:40
4. Street Fight 0:54
5. Blue Turk 5:34
6. My Stars 5:49
7. Public Animal #9 3:55
8. Alma Mater 4:27
9. Grande Finale 4:25
Total playing time: 183:59 min.
ALICE COOPER “Original Album Series” /Slipcase 5CD Set/
Re-release of the five early studio albums, in one set, by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer and his band. Known for shocking stage shows and dark subject matter, Alice Cooper has never failed to make a strong impact. The peak of Alice Cooper's success was the timeless UK chart..
€ 22.90
ALICE COOPER “Raise Your Fist And Yell” /CD/
- Product Code: 813 392-2
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€ 9.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 99
Re-release of the seventeenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer.
In the mid-'80s, Alice Cooper was able to crawl out of obscurity and rebuild his cult following. Though 1986's "Constrictor" and the supporting Nightmare Returns tour hardly commanded mainstream attention, the album and tour were his most successful in years, proving Cooper still had enough life to launch a full-fledged comeback. Not even a year after the release of "Constrictor", Cooper released "Raise Your Fist And Yell", which is more of a return to his dark thematic role than its predecessor.
The album continues the slasher film trend created by Cooper’s previous album "Constrictor". It's features the track “Prince of Darkness”, which is featured very briefly in the John Carpenter film of the same name, in which Cooper has a cameo as a murderous vagrant. The song can be heard on the Walkman of one of his victims. The track “Lock Me Up” features a guest appearance from Robert Englund, who portrayed Freddy Krueger in the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" series.
"Raise Your Fist And Yell" is the only Alice Cooper album to feature Ken K. Mary on drums and the second and last to feature Kip Winger on bass.
With "Raise Your Fist And Yell", Cooper embraced his past while still managing to sound fun and exciting. Overall, it still seems surprising that 1989's "Trash" completely deserted Cooper's menacing, villainous role. After all, "Raise Your Fist And Yell", though far from a highlight, showed Cooper was still able to provide both Rock anthems and theatrical experiments - and do it rather well, for that matter!
MCA Records, 1987 (MCD 03392 / DMCF 3392 / 813 392-2). Made in EU. Re-press.
Tracklist:
1. Freedom 4:09
2. Lock Me Up 3:23
3. Give The Radio Back 3:35
4. Step On You 3:38
5. Not That Kind Of Love 3:16
6. Prince Of Darkness 5:05
7. Time To Kill 3:43
8. Chop, Chop, Chop 3:10
9. Gail 2:29
10. Roses On White Lace 4:27
Total playing time: 36:55 min.
In the mid-'80s, Alice Cooper was able to crawl out of obscurity and rebuild his cult following. Though 1986's "Constrictor" and the supporting Nightmare Returns tour hardly commanded mainstream attention, the album and tour were his most successful in years, proving Cooper still had enough life to launch a full-fledged comeback. Not even a year after the release of "Constrictor", Cooper released "Raise Your Fist And Yell", which is more of a return to his dark thematic role than its predecessor.
The album continues the slasher film trend created by Cooper’s previous album "Constrictor". It's features the track “Prince of Darkness”, which is featured very briefly in the John Carpenter film of the same name, in which Cooper has a cameo as a murderous vagrant. The song can be heard on the Walkman of one of his victims. The track “Lock Me Up” features a guest appearance from Robert Englund, who portrayed Freddy Krueger in the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" series.
"Raise Your Fist And Yell" is the only Alice Cooper album to feature Ken K. Mary on drums and the second and last to feature Kip Winger on bass.
With "Raise Your Fist And Yell", Cooper embraced his past while still managing to sound fun and exciting. Overall, it still seems surprising that 1989's "Trash" completely deserted Cooper's menacing, villainous role. After all, "Raise Your Fist And Yell", though far from a highlight, showed Cooper was still able to provide both Rock anthems and theatrical experiments - and do it rather well, for that matter!
MCA Records, 1987 (MCD 03392 / DMCF 3392 / 813 392-2). Made in EU. Re-press.
Tracklist:
1. Freedom 4:09
2. Lock Me Up 3:23
3. Give The Radio Back 3:35
4. Step On You 3:38
5. Not That Kind Of Love 3:16
6. Prince Of Darkness 5:05
7. Time To Kill 3:43
8. Chop, Chop, Chop 3:10
9. Gail 2:29
10. Roses On White Lace 4:27
Total playing time: 36:55 min.
ALICE COOPER “Raise Your Fist And Yell” /CD/
Re-release of the seventeenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer. In the mid-'80s, Alice Cooper was able to crawl out of obscurity and rebuild his cult following. Though 1986's "Constrictor" and the supporting Nightmare Return..
€ 9.90
ALICE COOPER “The Eyes Of Alice Cooper” /A5 Cardboard CD/
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- Product Code: SPITCD090 | GAS0000090SPR | 8869745570219
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€ 7.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 79
The first re-release of the twenty-third full-length studio album by legendary American Classic Rock/Garage Rock/Hard Rock singer.
With this album, Cooper returned to his earlier Hard Rock sound, in the vein of "The Last Temptation", and left the Heavy Industrial Metal sound found in his previous two studio albums. This is a wonderfully refreshing album. It is very much a return to the style of the original Alice Cooper band; it sounds like a bunch of guys just jamming in someone's garage for a while and recording themselves for the hell of it. This album is simple, rough, and Punkish, veering away from the dark and sadistic direction Alice had previously taken. Most of this album is dominated by a very Old-school Rock And Roll approach; it is positively dripping with Iggy Pop and MC5 influence. This is a stripped-down Rock And Roll album with no frills, no gimmicks, and no-holds-barred Punk attitude. Yet another experiment pays off for Alice, who sounds right at home snarling and screaming these simple songs. This album has soul and spirit that very few other Alice Cooper albums possess; the rawness and simplicity convey a genuineness that makes hearing this album a rewarding experience.
The production isn't nearly as professional or clean as anything Alice did from the demise of the original band up to this point, and that is the best possible sound for "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper". The groovy bass and occasional saxophones help solidify the classic Rock And Roll aesthetic. It had been a long time since Alice Cooper released anything in this vein. Standouts like "What Do You Want From Me" and "I'm So Angry" are just the kind of loud, abrasive, fun music that the original Punk bands used to play in the '70s. The lyrics to "Detroit City" truly embody the nature of this album; it's a "Shock Rock choppin' block, songs to make your heart stop".
Of note is the album cover, which was released in four different versions, featuring alternate colours in Cooper's eyes and the crescent around the 'A' in the title. It was available in blue, green, purple, and red.
It's a shame that so much of Alice Cooper's catalogue gets overlooked, because "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper" is an excellent album!
Spitfire Records, a Division of Eagle Rock Entertainment Limited/Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 2003/2009 (SPITCD090 | GAS0000090SPR | 8869745570219). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. What Do You Want From Me? 3:25
2. Between High School & Old School 3:02
3. Man Of The Year 2:52
4. Novocaine 3:08
5. Bye Bye, Baby 3:27
6. Be With You Awhile 4:17
7. Detroit City 3:59
8. Spirits Rebellious 3:35
9. This House Is Haunted 3:31
10. Love Should Never Feel Like This 3:33
11. The Song That Didn't Rhyme 3:17
12. I'm So Angry 3:36
13. Backyard Brawl 2:37
Total playing time: 44:21 min.
With this album, Cooper returned to his earlier Hard Rock sound, in the vein of "The Last Temptation", and left the Heavy Industrial Metal sound found in his previous two studio albums. This is a wonderfully refreshing album. It is very much a return to the style of the original Alice Cooper band; it sounds like a bunch of guys just jamming in someone's garage for a while and recording themselves for the hell of it. This album is simple, rough, and Punkish, veering away from the dark and sadistic direction Alice had previously taken. Most of this album is dominated by a very Old-school Rock And Roll approach; it is positively dripping with Iggy Pop and MC5 influence. This is a stripped-down Rock And Roll album with no frills, no gimmicks, and no-holds-barred Punk attitude. Yet another experiment pays off for Alice, who sounds right at home snarling and screaming these simple songs. This album has soul and spirit that very few other Alice Cooper albums possess; the rawness and simplicity convey a genuineness that makes hearing this album a rewarding experience.
The production isn't nearly as professional or clean as anything Alice did from the demise of the original band up to this point, and that is the best possible sound for "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper". The groovy bass and occasional saxophones help solidify the classic Rock And Roll aesthetic. It had been a long time since Alice Cooper released anything in this vein. Standouts like "What Do You Want From Me" and "I'm So Angry" are just the kind of loud, abrasive, fun music that the original Punk bands used to play in the '70s. The lyrics to "Detroit City" truly embody the nature of this album; it's a "Shock Rock choppin' block, songs to make your heart stop".
Of note is the album cover, which was released in four different versions, featuring alternate colours in Cooper's eyes and the crescent around the 'A' in the title. It was available in blue, green, purple, and red.
It's a shame that so much of Alice Cooper's catalogue gets overlooked, because "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper" is an excellent album!
Spitfire Records, a Division of Eagle Rock Entertainment Limited/Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 2003/2009 (SPITCD090 | GAS0000090SPR | 8869745570219). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. What Do You Want From Me? 3:25
2. Between High School & Old School 3:02
3. Man Of The Year 2:52
4. Novocaine 3:08
5. Bye Bye, Baby 3:27
6. Be With You Awhile 4:17
7. Detroit City 3:59
8. Spirits Rebellious 3:35
9. This House Is Haunted 3:31
10. Love Should Never Feel Like This 3:33
11. The Song That Didn't Rhyme 3:17
12. I'm So Angry 3:36
13. Backyard Brawl 2:37
Total playing time: 44:21 min.
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ALICE COOPER “The Eyes Of Alice Cooper” /A5 Cardboard CD/
The first re-release of the twenty-third full-length studio album by legendary American Classic Rock/Garage Rock/Hard Rock singer. With this album, Cooper returned to his earlier Hard Rock sound, in the vein of "The Last Temptation", and left the Heavy Industrial Metal sound found in his ..
€ 7.90
ALICE COOPER “Trashes The World” /Cardboard DVD/
- Product Code: 8869760379923
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€ 9.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 99
The first re-release of the second DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer.
Originally released in 1990 on VHS and Laserdisc and re-released in 2004 on DVD, "Alice Cooper Trashes The World" is a fifth official concert video, filmed in Birmingham, England, December 1989, during Cooper's tour in support of his commercially successful album, "Trash".
Captured from his Trash World Tour, "Trashes The World" once again displays Alice Cooper's musical power and shocking live performance theatrics. Cooper's vocals sound decent, the band plays enthusiastically, and the show covers all of his big '70s hits, along with about two-thirds of "Trash" album. Although he fails to frighten and the concert is not quite as captivating as "Nightmare Returns", "Trashes The World" still packs a punch!
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Digital Stereo | 4:3 | Reg. 0 | Approx. 90 min.
SMV Enterprises/Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 1990/2004/2009 (8869760379923). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Trash
2. Billion Dollar Babies
3. I'm Eighteen
4. I'm Your Gun
5. Desperado
6. House Of Fire
7. No More Mr. Nice Guy
8. This Maniac's In Love With You
9. Steven
10. Welcome To My Nightmare
11. Ballad Of Dwight Fry
12. Gutter Cat Vs. The Jets
13. Only Women Bleed
14. I Love The Dead
15. Poison
16. Muscle Of Love
17. Spark In The Dark
18. Bed Of Nails
19. School's Out
20. Under My Wheels
21. Only My Heart Talkin'
Running time: approx. 90 min.
Originally released in 1990 on VHS and Laserdisc and re-released in 2004 on DVD, "Alice Cooper Trashes The World" is a fifth official concert video, filmed in Birmingham, England, December 1989, during Cooper's tour in support of his commercially successful album, "Trash".
Captured from his Trash World Tour, "Trashes The World" once again displays Alice Cooper's musical power and shocking live performance theatrics. Cooper's vocals sound decent, the band plays enthusiastically, and the show covers all of his big '70s hits, along with about two-thirds of "Trash" album. Although he fails to frighten and the concert is not quite as captivating as "Nightmare Returns", "Trashes The World" still packs a punch!
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Digital Stereo | 4:3 | Reg. 0 | Approx. 90 min.
SMV Enterprises/Sony Music Entertainment Inc./Sony Music Entertainment Czech Republic s.r.o., 1990/2004/2009 (8869760379923). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. Trash
2. Billion Dollar Babies
3. I'm Eighteen
4. I'm Your Gun
5. Desperado
6. House Of Fire
7. No More Mr. Nice Guy
8. This Maniac's In Love With You
9. Steven
10. Welcome To My Nightmare
11. Ballad Of Dwight Fry
12. Gutter Cat Vs. The Jets
13. Only Women Bleed
14. I Love The Dead
15. Poison
16. Muscle Of Love
17. Spark In The Dark
18. Bed Of Nails
19. School's Out
20. Under My Wheels
21. Only My Heart Talkin'
Running time: approx. 90 min.
ALICE COOPER “Trashes The World” /Cardboard DVD/
The first re-release of the second DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer. Originally released in 1990 on VHS and Laserdisc and re-released in 2004 on DVD, "Alice Cooper Trashes The World" is a fifth official concert video, filmed in Birmingham, England, December 1989..
€ 9.90
ALICE COOPER “Trash” /LP/
- Product Code: MOVLP1862
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€ 34.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 349
The eighteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer and his band.
“Trash” became one of Cooper's biggest albums, featuring "Poison", Cooper's first top ten hit since his Single "You And Me" in 1977. A successful year-long worldwide concert tour in support of the album was documented in the home video release “Alice Cooper Trashes The World”.
The album features many guest performances including Jon Bon Jovi, Stiv Bators, Steven Tyler, as well as singer/guitarist Kane Roberts, who left Cooper's band in 1988. Songwriting contributions were also made by Joan Jett, Diane Warren, Jon Bon Jovi, and Richie Sambora.
Probably, the best Cooper’s album and one of the best albums in Hard Rock/Heavy Metal history.
180g Audiophile Black Vinyl.
Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment/Music On Vinyl, 1989/2017 (MOVLP1862). Made in Netherlands.
Tracklist:
1. Poison 04:29
2. Spark In The Dark 03:52
3. House Of Fire 03:47
4. Why Trust You 03:12
5. Only My Heart Talkin' 04:47
6. Bed Of Nails 04:20
7. This Maniacs' In Love With You 03:48
8. Trash 04:01
9. Hell Is Living Without You 04:11
10. I'm Your Gun 03:47
Total playing time: 40:14 min.
“Trash” became one of Cooper's biggest albums, featuring "Poison", Cooper's first top ten hit since his Single "You And Me" in 1977. A successful year-long worldwide concert tour in support of the album was documented in the home video release “Alice Cooper Trashes The World”.
The album features many guest performances including Jon Bon Jovi, Stiv Bators, Steven Tyler, as well as singer/guitarist Kane Roberts, who left Cooper's band in 1988. Songwriting contributions were also made by Joan Jett, Diane Warren, Jon Bon Jovi, and Richie Sambora.
Probably, the best Cooper’s album and one of the best albums in Hard Rock/Heavy Metal history.
180g Audiophile Black Vinyl.
Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment/Music On Vinyl, 1989/2017 (MOVLP1862). Made in Netherlands.
Tracklist:
1. Poison 04:29
2. Spark In The Dark 03:52
3. House Of Fire 03:47
4. Why Trust You 03:12
5. Only My Heart Talkin' 04:47
6. Bed Of Nails 04:20
7. This Maniacs' In Love With You 03:48
8. Trash 04:01
9. Hell Is Living Without You 04:11
10. I'm Your Gun 03:47
Total playing time: 40:14 min.
ALICE COOPER “Trash” /LP/
The eighteenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Hard Rock/Glam Metal singer and his band. “Trash” became one of Cooper's biggest albums, featuring "Poison", Cooper's first top ten hit since his Single "You And Me" in 1977. A successful year-..
€ 34.90
ALICE COOPER “Welcome To My Nightmare” /Cardboard DVD; Live/
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- Product Code: EREDV130 | 8869745568903
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€ 6.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 69
The third re-release of the first DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by David Winters. The film accompanied the album, the stage show by the same name and the TV special "Alice Cooper: The Nightmare", the first ever rock music video album, starring Cooper and Vincent Price in person.
In 1975, Alice Cooper released his first solo album, "Welcome To My Nightmare", and a huge theatrical stage show was created and put together by Winters to 'tour the album'. While in the past the Alice Cooper stage show was semi-improvisatory, with confrontational elements of violence and satire ("Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper"), the new production was purely horror-themed and professionally choreographed and performed to the split second by David Winters. With the edginess removed (gone were the bloody guillotine, the spit and the skewered baby dolls, although "Only Women Bleed" presented a drunken, physically abusive side to the character), the "Welcome To My Nightmare" show was part of a carefully planned move toward a more mainstream-friendly Alice Cooper.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" was a phantasmagorical exposition of music and theatre themed around a nightmare experienced by a young boy named Steven. Costing $600.000 to produce, the show was a grand visual spectacle with an elaborate stage set, pre-filmed projections, four dancers, and elaborate costumes. Set in a graveyard/bedroom, a well-drilled band ran through the new album and a selection of older hits, while Alice encountered giant spiders, dancing skeletons, faceless silver demons and a 9-foot 'cyclops'.
Concert footage was taken from a series of London shows at the Wembley Arena on September 11–12, 1975. The film is out of sequence with the live show, and the final "Department of Youth" segment has some post-production inserts.
The film was a box office failure in its original 1975 release. However, like "Phantom of the Paradise", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and others, "Welcome To My Nightmare" later became a midnight movie favourite and a cult classic.
The film was first issued commercially on VHS in 1981, with numerous reissues since. A DVD issue was released in 1999.
The first full-blow Rock-theatre extravaganzas ever, this is the concert that amazed audiences and critics everywhere. Alice stars in this visual feast, which was to set the standard for all other Rock tours to follow with its elaborate and innovative staging. Featuring hits and classic songs, the nightmare visually comes to life on the Rock stage to thrill you and keep you uneasy in your sleep. There is only one Alice Cooper! So, let this legendary Rock showman welcome you to his nightmare. Pleasant dreams…
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Stereo 2.0 | 4:3 | Region: 0 | English | Approx. 84 min. | XBox and PS2 Compatible.
Rhino Home Video/Eagle Vision Entertainment/Eagle Video Classics/Sony Music Entertainment (Czech Republic) s.r.o., 1975/1999/2009 (EREDV130 | 8869745568903). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. The Awakening 1:32
2. Welcome To My Nightmare 4:28
3. Years Ago 0:43
4. No More Mr. Nice Guy 3:33
5. I'm Eighteen 5:21
6. Some Folks 4:18
7. Cold Ethyl 2:50
8. Only Women Bleed 6:19
9. Billion Dollar Babies 3:49
10. Devil's Food 7:12
11. The Black Widow 4:35
12. Steven 6:47
13. Escape 4:17
14. School's Out 5:00
15. Department Of Youth 21:53
Running time: approx. 84 min.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by David Winters. The film accompanied the album, the stage show by the same name and the TV special "Alice Cooper: The Nightmare", the first ever rock music video album, starring Cooper and Vincent Price in person.
In 1975, Alice Cooper released his first solo album, "Welcome To My Nightmare", and a huge theatrical stage show was created and put together by Winters to 'tour the album'. While in the past the Alice Cooper stage show was semi-improvisatory, with confrontational elements of violence and satire ("Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper"), the new production was purely horror-themed and professionally choreographed and performed to the split second by David Winters. With the edginess removed (gone were the bloody guillotine, the spit and the skewered baby dolls, although "Only Women Bleed" presented a drunken, physically abusive side to the character), the "Welcome To My Nightmare" show was part of a carefully planned move toward a more mainstream-friendly Alice Cooper.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" was a phantasmagorical exposition of music and theatre themed around a nightmare experienced by a young boy named Steven. Costing $600.000 to produce, the show was a grand visual spectacle with an elaborate stage set, pre-filmed projections, four dancers, and elaborate costumes. Set in a graveyard/bedroom, a well-drilled band ran through the new album and a selection of older hits, while Alice encountered giant spiders, dancing skeletons, faceless silver demons and a 9-foot 'cyclops'.
Concert footage was taken from a series of London shows at the Wembley Arena on September 11–12, 1975. The film is out of sequence with the live show, and the final "Department of Youth" segment has some post-production inserts.
The film was a box office failure in its original 1975 release. However, like "Phantom of the Paradise", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and others, "Welcome To My Nightmare" later became a midnight movie favourite and a cult classic.
The film was first issued commercially on VHS in 1981, with numerous reissues since. A DVD issue was released in 1999.
The first full-blow Rock-theatre extravaganzas ever, this is the concert that amazed audiences and critics everywhere. Alice stars in this visual feast, which was to set the standard for all other Rock tours to follow with its elaborate and innovative staging. Featuring hits and classic songs, the nightmare visually comes to life on the Rock stage to thrill you and keep you uneasy in your sleep. There is only one Alice Cooper! So, let this legendary Rock showman welcome you to his nightmare. Pleasant dreams…
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Stereo 2.0 | 4:3 | Region: 0 | English | Approx. 84 min. | XBox and PS2 Compatible.
Rhino Home Video/Eagle Vision Entertainment/Eagle Video Classics/Sony Music Entertainment (Czech Republic) s.r.o., 1975/1999/2009 (EREDV130 | 8869745568903). Made in Czech.
Tracklist:
1. The Awakening 1:32
2. Welcome To My Nightmare 4:28
3. Years Ago 0:43
4. No More Mr. Nice Guy 3:33
5. I'm Eighteen 5:21
6. Some Folks 4:18
7. Cold Ethyl 2:50
8. Only Women Bleed 6:19
9. Billion Dollar Babies 3:49
10. Devil's Food 7:12
11. The Black Widow 4:35
12. Steven 6:47
13. Escape 4:17
14. School's Out 5:00
15. Department Of Youth 21:53
Running time: approx. 84 min.
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ALICE COOPER “Welcome To My Nightmare” /Cardboard DVD; Live/
The third re-release of the first DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer. "Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by David..
€ 6.90
ALICE COOPER “Welcome To My Nightmare” /DVD; Live/
- Product Code: EVDVD025
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€ 9.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 99
The second re-release of the first DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by David Winters. The film accompanied the album, the stage show by the same name and the TV special "Alice Cooper: The Nightmare", the first ever rock music video album, starring Cooper and Vincent Price in person.
In 1975, Alice Cooper released his first solo album, "Welcome To My Nightmare", and a huge theatrical stage show was created and put together by Winters to 'tour the album'. While in the past the Alice Cooper stage show was semi-improvisatory, with confrontational elements of violence and satire ("Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper"), the new production was purely horror-themed and professionally choreographed and performed to the split second by David Winters. With the edginess removed (gone were the bloody guillotine, the spit and the skewered baby dolls, although "Only Women Bleed" presented a drunken, physically abusive side to the character), the "Welcome To My Nightmare" show was part of a carefully planned move toward a more mainstream-friendly Alice Cooper.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" was a phantasmagorical exposition of music and theatre themed around a nightmare experienced by a young boy named Steven. Costing $600.000 to produce, the show was a grand visual spectacle with an elaborate stage set, pre-filmed projections, four dancers, and elaborate costumes. Set in a graveyard/bedroom, a well-drilled band ran through the new album and a selection of older hits, while Alice encountered giant spiders, dancing skeletons, faceless silver demons and a 9-foot 'cyclops'.
Concert footage was taken from a series of London shows at the Wembley Arena on September 11–12, 1975. The film is out of sequence with the live show, and the final "Department of Youth" segment has some post-production inserts.
The film was a box office failure in its original 1975 release. However, like "Phantom of the Paradise", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and others, "Welcome To My Nightmare" later became a midnight movie favourite and a cult classic.
The film was first issued commercially on VHS in 1981, with numerous reissues since. A DVD issue was released in 1999.
The first full-blow Rock-theatre extravaganzas ever, this is the concert that amazed audiences and critics everywhere. Alice stars in this visual feast, which was to set the standard for all other Rock tours to follow with its elaborate and innovative staging. Featuring hits and classic songs, the nightmare visually comes to life on the Rock stage to thrill you and keep you uneasy in your sleep. There is only one Alice Cooper! So, let this legendary Rock showman welcome you to his nightmare. Pleasant dreams…
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Stereo 2.0 | 4:3 | Region: 0 | English | Approx. 84 min. | XBox and PS2 Compatible.
Rhino Home Video/Eagle Vision Entertainment/Eagle Video Classics, 1975/1989/1999/2006 (EVDVD025). Made in the UK.
Tracklist:
1. The Awakening 1:32
2. Welcome To My Nightmare 4:28
3. Years Ago 0:43
4. No More Mr. Nice Guy 3:33
5. I'm Eighteen 5:21
6. Some Folks 4:18
7. Cold Ethyl 2:50
8. Only Women Bleed 6:19
9. Billion Dollar Babies 3:49
10. Devil's Food 7:12
11. The Black Widow 4:35
12. Steven 6:47
13. Escape 4:17
14. School's Out 5:00
15. Department Of Youth 21:53
Running time: approx. 84 min.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by David Winters. The film accompanied the album, the stage show by the same name and the TV special "Alice Cooper: The Nightmare", the first ever rock music video album, starring Cooper and Vincent Price in person.
In 1975, Alice Cooper released his first solo album, "Welcome To My Nightmare", and a huge theatrical stage show was created and put together by Winters to 'tour the album'. While in the past the Alice Cooper stage show was semi-improvisatory, with confrontational elements of violence and satire ("Good To See You Again, Alice Cooper"), the new production was purely horror-themed and professionally choreographed and performed to the split second by David Winters. With the edginess removed (gone were the bloody guillotine, the spit and the skewered baby dolls, although "Only Women Bleed" presented a drunken, physically abusive side to the character), the "Welcome To My Nightmare" show was part of a carefully planned move toward a more mainstream-friendly Alice Cooper.
"Welcome To My Nightmare" was a phantasmagorical exposition of music and theatre themed around a nightmare experienced by a young boy named Steven. Costing $600.000 to produce, the show was a grand visual spectacle with an elaborate stage set, pre-filmed projections, four dancers, and elaborate costumes. Set in a graveyard/bedroom, a well-drilled band ran through the new album and a selection of older hits, while Alice encountered giant spiders, dancing skeletons, faceless silver demons and a 9-foot 'cyclops'.
Concert footage was taken from a series of London shows at the Wembley Arena on September 11–12, 1975. The film is out of sequence with the live show, and the final "Department of Youth" segment has some post-production inserts.
The film was a box office failure in its original 1975 release. However, like "Phantom of the Paradise", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and others, "Welcome To My Nightmare" later became a midnight movie favourite and a cult classic.
The film was first issued commercially on VHS in 1981, with numerous reissues since. A DVD issue was released in 1999.
The first full-blow Rock-theatre extravaganzas ever, this is the concert that amazed audiences and critics everywhere. Alice stars in this visual feast, which was to set the standard for all other Rock tours to follow with its elaborate and innovative staging. Featuring hits and classic songs, the nightmare visually comes to life on the Rock stage to thrill you and keep you uneasy in your sleep. There is only one Alice Cooper! So, let this legendary Rock showman welcome you to his nightmare. Pleasant dreams…
DVD 5 | PAL | Dolby Stereo 2.0 | 4:3 | Region: 0 | English | Approx. 84 min. | XBox and PS2 Compatible.
Rhino Home Video/Eagle Vision Entertainment/Eagle Video Classics, 1975/1989/1999/2006 (EVDVD025). Made in the UK.
Tracklist:
1. The Awakening 1:32
2. Welcome To My Nightmare 4:28
3. Years Ago 0:43
4. No More Mr. Nice Guy 3:33
5. I'm Eighteen 5:21
6. Some Folks 4:18
7. Cold Ethyl 2:50
8. Only Women Bleed 6:19
9. Billion Dollar Babies 3:49
10. Devil's Food 7:12
11. The Black Widow 4:35
12. Steven 6:47
13. Escape 4:17
14. School's Out 5:00
15. Department Of Youth 21:53
Running time: approx. 84 min.
ALICE COOPER “Welcome To My Nightmare” /DVD; Live/
The second re-release of the first DVD by legendary American Shock Rock/Hard Rock singer. "Welcome To My Nightmare" is a second official concert film of Alice Cooper, which features the concert show from the 1975 of the same title. It was produced, directed and choreographed by Davi..
€ 9.90
ALISA “For Those Who Fell From The Moon” /LP/
- Product Code: LP-M+393-2 / MIR 100491
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€ 34.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 349
Remastered re-release of the fifth full-length studio album by russian New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Мистерия Звука/Мирумир, 1993/2016 (LP-M+393-2 / MIR 100491). Made in EU.
Tracklist:
Side 1 "Для Тех"
1. Театр
2. Для тех, кто свалился с Луны
3. Республика
4. Камикадзе
Side 2 "О Тех"
1. Кибитка
2. Смутные дни
3. Плач
4. Пасынок звезд
ALISA “For Those Who Fell From The Moon” /LP/
All income from the sale of this product will go to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. By buying this product, you support the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the fight against the russian aggressor...
€ 34.90
ALISA “For Those Who Fell From The Moon” /LP/
- Product Code: MR 2011
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€ 29.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 299
The fifth full-length studio album by russian New Wave/Post-Punk Rock band.
Moroz Records, 1993 (MR 2011). Made in russia. First press. Laminated cover sleeve.
Used (cover/disc): NM/EX+.
Tracklist:
Side 1 "Для Тех"
1. Театр
2. Для тех, кто свалился с Луны
3. Республика
4. Камикадзе
Side 2 "О Тех"
1. Кибитка
2. Смутные дни
3. Плач
4. Пасынок звезд
ALISA “For Those Who Fell From The Moon” /LP/
Used (cover/disc): NM/EX+ All income from the sale of this product will go to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. By buying this product, you support the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the fight against the russian aggressor...
€ 29.90
ALISA “Jazz” /MC/
- Product Code: RR 225 095-3
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€ 9.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 99
Famous russian rock band.
Rec Records/North Star, 1996 /RR 225 095-3/
Tracklist:
1.Театр
2.Слезы звезд
3.Перекресток
4.Картонный дом
5.Поезд
6.Дождь
7.У истоков голубой реки
8.Вечер
9.Камнепад
10.Я играю в войну
11.Ночные окна
12.Лунный вальс
13.Колыбельная
14.Кода
Rec Records/North Star, 1996 /RR 225 095-3/
Tracklist:
1.Театр
2.Слезы звезд
3.Перекресток
4.Картонный дом
5.Поезд
6.Дождь
7.У истоков голубой реки
8.Вечер
9.Камнепад
10.Я играю в войну
11.Ночные окна
12.Лунный вальс
13.Колыбельная
14.Кода
ALISA “Jazz” /MC/
Used (cover/tape): EX+/EX+ All income from the sale of this product will go to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. By buying this product, you support the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the fight against the russian aggressor...
€ 9.90
ALISA “Puls Khranitelya Dverey Labirinta” /Ltd. Digibook CD/
- Product Code: CDM 1107-2775/d
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€ 39.90
- Price in bonus-scraps: 399
The fifteenth full-length studio album by russian Alternative Rock/Hard Rock band.
Collector's Edition Digibook with 60-page booklet.
CD-Maximum, 2008 (CDM 1107-2775/d). Made in Russia. First press. Used (cover/disc): NM/NM.
Tracklist:
1. Солнце на блюдце 5:38
2. А тут 3:46
3. Власть 4:02
4. Пересмотри 3:29
5. Вот так 4:28
6. Апрель 4:31
7. Горько 5:06
8. Рикошет 3:36
9. Что потом 5:08
10. Пересуды 5:06
11. Всё, что я хочу 3:58
12. Стать песней 3:23
Total playing time: 52:13 min.
Collector's Edition Digibook with 60-page booklet.
CD-Maximum, 2008 (CDM 1107-2775/d). Made in Russia. First press. Used (cover/disc): NM/NM.
Tracklist:
1. Солнце на блюдце 5:38
2. А тут 3:46
3. Власть 4:02
4. Пересмотри 3:29
5. Вот так 4:28
6. Апрель 4:31
7. Горько 5:06
8. Рикошет 3:36
9. Что потом 5:08
10. Пересуды 5:06
11. Всё, что я хочу 3:58
12. Стать песней 3:23
Total playing time: 52:13 min.
ALISA “Puls Khranitelya Dverey Labirinta” /Ltd. Digibook CD/
Used (cover/disc): NM/NM All income from the sale of this product will go to the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. By buying this product, you support the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the fight against the russian aggressor...
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