I think PARANORMAL is a good album. Not as good as WELCOME 2 MY NIGHTMARE but I do enjoy it. My one main criticism is that its just too short. Favorite track is THE SOUND OF A. Great tune.

I've still been listening and I still enjoy it. It's a fun album. I just can't figure out for the life of me how Under the Bed was not part of the official release. It's one of the best songs that was recorded for this album, IMO.

Hits Daily Double currently has W2MN at #16 with 9,941 copies sold. The sales chart will be updated throughout the day and into tomorrow.

I wasn't happy with the album cover or the samples I heard but of course, I still picked up the CD from Best Buy on my lunch break. I was completely prepared for the worst. I had heard some rave reviews from the fans calling it "brilliant" and "a masterpiece" and truth be told, it was annoying me. I...

I've listened to the iTunes samples and my first reaction is one of disappointment. I was hoping for something more in line with the first Welcome To My Nightmare. Hopefully, the full length album grows on me.

ALICEROCKS wrote:I really can't wait for the new album!

Me too.

I thought ACAS was Alice's best album in 15 years, so with Ezrin returning to the fold, I have a high expectations for W2MN.

I've listened to both lately and its Along Came a Spider for me...1 nil to the spider over the muscle so far...no idea how to create a voting list ..but come on lets hear from you all These are two totally different albums, but that said, I have always thought Muscle of Love is an underrated album....

If TMWTGG had been chosen for the James Bond theme, would Alice be playing it now and would it have made MOL sell better? I do think that Alice's song SHOULD HAVE been used. The version they did use by LuLu was terrible. That said, I don't think there would have been a significant increase of sales...

It's always nice to see Alice getting attention, but it's unfortunate it's in Zombie's Halloween sequel. His remake was God awful, and I expect some more white trash bastardization of the Halloween brand.

Today, I went into work. I work in a small business, so we listen to Jack FM 93.1 everyday.... this is one of those radio stations not run by people but by a computer. And they usually play classic rock, 80's pop...nothing current. While at work, I heard the new AC/DC song, "Rock and Roll Train" at...

correct - musical fad. although, i will not place the ENTIRE blame on the change in music scene, like some people here. there were other logistical problems that you guys don't know about. I don't blame it on the musical scene at all. The Grunge movement didn't begin to breakout until later that ye...

Well, given that the appearance in Times Square was extremely well - attended and considered to be a fairly large news story by all kinds of different media outlets who were positive about it, I'd say that was a favourable "impression". Have you ever been to Times Square? Live appearances in Times ...

That may have been your "impression", but I was around at that time and I never detected that. I have ton of press articles from that time and none of them even come close to saying anyhting like that. There's no doubt that the "Operation Rock N' Roll Tour" was not a huge success (and that was for ...

Hello, Hey Stoopid was the first album by Alice that really caught me. How come it never took off in the same way that Trash did just a few years beforehand. I see it as being a much stronger album. Any thoughts? Was the changing music scene the main thing that stopped it from being a great seller ...

WickedYoungMan wrote:Week 3 = #197 with an additional 3,049 copies sold bring it's total so far to 17,690.

WOW!!! I never thought it would stay on the charts for three weeks. NICE!!!

This is always so tough, but here it goes:

01. Welcome To My Nightmare
02. Billion Dollar Babies
03. Killer
04. The Last Temptation
05. From The Inside
06. DaDa
07. Love It To Death
08. Hey Stoopid
09. Raise Your Fist And Yell
10. Goes To Hell


For today, that is my answer.

Nice job Sickies!!! Keep it up!!!!

WickedYoungMan wrote:According to a post on Metal Sludge, this week ACAS came in at #143 in the U.S. charts with 4,678 more units sold bringing its total as of today to 14,641 units sold.

I never would have guessed that Alice would do this well with a new release. Very cool.

steven wrote:Well as expected it fell out of the top 100.
What about the billboard 200?

Pitta wrote:#143

I'm happy to see it have 2 weeks on the Billboard Top 200. I would love for it to make 3 weeks. Even if it were #200.