Came across this, thought some of you might enjoy! Always been a huge fan of Ryan's and glad he is back in the band. http://youtu.be/u6f1D8sDmCQ Thanks for posting the link here, much appreciated. I agree with you about Ryan being back in the band. Fantastic guitarist, performer and all around good...

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=545465735514303&set=a.142200359174178.27725.132808816779999&type=1&theater http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=598134916883414&set=a.250411911655718.66660.100000607348878&type=1&theater http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=545073958886814&set=a.1422003591...

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:Great song of an absolute masterpiece off an ablum.

I'd love to see him do *anything* off this album... even "Lost in America".

Agreed 100%

Great song off one of my favourite Alice Cooper records.

I'd love to see/hear Alice dust this gem off for an upcoming live show.

Thanks for posting your find here, much appreciated.

~RGLT

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:This is a great one.... not sure why anybody would pay for it though unless it were officially released.

Anybody could grab this off the net and press CDs out of it (not that I'm recommending that). So why reward opportunistic bootleggers making a cheap buck?

Great post...my thoughts exactly.

Looks like the Beacon Theatre show has sold out!

Thanks Steven,

I appreciate you taking the time to post the link for this interview here.

~Cheers, RGLT

Just voted for the ultimate rock and roll rebel...Alice Cooper!

Poor kid, thought are with her. Good post Seriously... ...with all due respect, let's try not to forget that there is a child who is in need of help at the other side of these punchlines. "The show Paris Jackson would die for" is in very poor taste. Not clever, not funny and just not very nice.

Orianthi is playing Webster Hall's Marlin Room (which holds like 500 capacity) on 17 July, which is the night before the Alice Cooper concert (at Beacon Theatre) in New York City. http://event.websterhall.com/#d7 Here's the link for tickets... http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispatc...

Orianthi is playing Webster Hall's Marlin Room (which holds like 500 capacity) on 17 July, which is the night before the Alice Cooper concert (at Beacon Theatre) in New York City. http://event.websterhall.com/#d7 Here's the link for tickets... http://www.ticketweb.com/t3/sale/SaleEventDetail?dispat...

Thanks for the review and merch update...

...I'd love to see a picture of the shirt.

Thanks again!

I completely respect where the OP is coming from and appreciate the point of view. However, for me, I'm just so excited that Alice continues to tour and perform at such a high level and always with such fine musicians. We really don't know how many tours are left, so I plan on going to every show I ...

PS, RemarkablyInsincere...thank you for posting this article, a great lunchtime read.

Title aside, this should be great. I just watched the Rush documentary last night and they did such a good job. The segments with Alice that they did for Metal Evolution on VH1 was pretty good. Sam Dunn and Scit McFadyen are big music fans and their appreciation really comes across well in their wor...

RemarkablyInsincere wrote:Ori has already gotten Marilyn's attention...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3d8fGLrLT7E

Ha ha ha, that was pretty funny.

steven_crayn wrote:vintage rare historic

http://youtu.be/G-WZK4s0hbY

Brilliant, just brilliant...thanks for posting this Steven!

Just saw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers at The Beacon last night and was reminded, yet again, how great the sound is there. I've seen Alice there twice before (The Dragontown and Eyes of Alice Cooper Tours) and the sound (both times) was amazing. Last night was a great show with Tom Petty and it r...

Shoesalesman wrote:*Some* of Alice's stuff past AND present is indeed juvenile and silly. That's what makes it so great. Over the top, not taken too seriously, cartoonish... that sums up Alice right there, to a degree, no?

Agreed...Great Post!