Hi Department of Youth-is the following link of any use? http://www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/SearchResults?an=Wolfgang+Heilemann&bt.x=90&bt.y=8&sts=t&tn=Alice+Cooper+-+Live+On+Tour+Private+-+Photos+1973-1975 Regards Ahhh yes!!!! Thanks for posting Robbie! I just scored one from Amazon UK for an extre...

Most Impressive! Very Cool Art, Danielle!!!

Alice has definitely had a lot of great guitarists come and go over the years. The Roxie/Dover duo was definitely my fave since the classic Bruce/Buxton and Hunter/Wagner era's. In my opinion, those guys really seemed to have brought back more of a classic vibe/feel to the AGC/solo material from the...

When I became a fan in the mid-80's, I liked From The Inside, but it wasn't a fave of mine for a long time. That is, until the late 90's. When he played the title track on the Carnival Tour. I went home after the show and put it on the turntable and something clicked! It suddenly felt like a masterp...

Alice Cooper - Live On Tour Private - Photos 1973-1975 by Wolfgang "Bubi" Heilemann has eluded me for years. I used to work for the Border Books chain. I ordered a couple copies and only one arrived, damaged. I sent it back for a replacement and it never arrived. It seemed to have sold out everywher...

For non-Alice Concert films, I think Roadie is my Fave. #2 Waynes World, #3 Suck.

I always liked Alice's Monster Dog voice over comment (paraphrased) "I think they got the guy who did Dudley Do-Right."

Definitely, the best version that I have ever seen!

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homerx wrote:Try turning off upscaling in the players menu options.

Thanks for the tip! I'm not very tech savy. I couldn't find upscaling on mine, but I did find a way to soften the image without taking away from the resolution.

The DVD looks and sounds great!

I was curious about a BluRay version as well, mainly because when my BluRay player plays regular DVD's, the picture quality tends to look grainy.

Well, the folks at Shout! Factory have done it again! The Strange Case of...DVD looks and sounds fantastic!!!! Watched it at work yesterday and was amazed at how clear the picture and sound quality was after so many years of seeing it as a 5th generation bootleg VHS!!! They did an great job transfer...

I have a huge soft spot for the RYFAY period in Alice's career. Back in '87, the LP & Tour fit well into my 15 year Horror/Metal/Punk soaked brain. If Constrictor was produced the same, it would be almost as good. I still love ACAS for different reasons. Aside from "Vengeance.." & "...Feminine Side"...

scotty wrote:I'd like to see "it's the little things" and "sex,death,and money" played again!

Man, I loved the "Sex, Death & Money/Brutal Planet/Dragontown" Medley from the DT tour!

As for W2MN, I would love to hear "Runaway Train", "The Congregation" or "Ghouls Gone Wild" played as well!

Generally, all I care about is just seeing Alice. But if I had to choose, I'd go with the metal bands. The audience tends to have more energy. Every time that I've seen him on bill with a classic rock band, the crowd tends to be sleepy and wants to sit down.

Jack White or Iggy come to mind first.

I've seen Alice 55 times since 1986. Got tix for 3 more shows this summer...so far.

School's Out was used. Check it out: http://youtu.be/YOj8aLhe2rQ

The recent LITD re-issue is kind of an oddity. Cover art scan is a little light and not as sharp as the original. It has the Thumb Cover, but no Gatefold. The vinyl has Burbank/Palm Trees Label. Correct me if I'm wrong, but Warner Brothers didn't start using this label until 1973/74.

I'm not much of a Coldplay admirer either. But I found this mash up entertaining. The Alice/ Earth, Wind & Fire mash up is more fun, IMO.

Yes!!! I'll third the motion for a Blu-Ray version, but will gladly settle for a solid DVD copy!