Got the DVD of DOAMH and my copy plays fine in all areas. Going to listen to the Commentary later-am interested in what is said about the ACG portion. Just be aware that it's quite the Dark comedy.

"NBSB" is a killer track! Love how the second guitar just jumps in-used to turn the balance over to one speaker, so I could hear that part clearly. Good times.
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I believe the Director Richard Perry reached out to us because he wanted the scene to have a hip underground feel, although it's more likely that Joe and Shep reached out to them. The film was well publicized, mostly because the title was rather intriguing for the times, and it did help validate Al...

I remember the first time I played School’s Out album I loved “Blue Turk” on first spin it's amazing. 
Did you ever perform this live even though I know you didn’t have a traveling horn section just for one number but any attempt or discussion to do a live version? Thanks I think we ran it down a c...

I thought we had signed with Joe and Shep before the Newport Pop Fest, but I'm not positive. Yes, Glen's parents were at the signing of the management contracts at the band house on Quebec in the Hollywood Hills. So were Alice's parents and Michael Bruce's parents. Joe and Shep bought food for a ni...

It’s funny about that B&W band photo in the School’s Out album. For over 3 decades, I was disturbed that you were not in the photo! It was just Glen, Mike, Neal and Alice; no Dennis! Where was Dennis? Why isn’t he in the photo? Was he sick that day? Did they not bother to invite him? Over three dec...

steven_crayn wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 22, 2021 11:58 pm

The Old School inspiration for my guitar solo on Social Debris by Alice Cooper
https://youtu.be/WC2dS2FU-uk

Very nice! You did some Deep diving here.

Just read on SLEAZEROXX that Gerri Miller, the Editor and Main Face of METAL EDGE magazine has passed away. While ME wasn't deep reading by any means, She was a fan and You could expect to see many favorites there. Her KISS Special issues were lots of fun. She also, along with RIP Magazine's Lonn M ...

For me, choosing a favorite song or album is like choosing a favorite kid. The finished albums are what you are comparing, but the whole experience behind the making of each of those albums is inseparable for me, so it's apples to oranges. For BDS Live From Paris, we flew the red-eye to Paris. Our ...

Hello Mr Dunaway, I find it neat that for a Solo project, Neal had so many familiar names like You, Mick Masbir, Michael Bruce Richie Scarlett , Rockin' Reggie and Mike Marconi. It's almost like a band album. I really like "Baby, Please Don't Stop", especially the harmonica playing, which I thought ...

Hello Mr Dunaway, My wife and I went to MONSTER MANIA in March 2009 and while waiting for Michael Bruce to come to his table, We struck up a conversation with Mrs Dunaway. She agreed with Me that if Alice Cooper ever got into the Rock Hall, it should be The Group and also told us She doesn't like Su...

Hello Mr Dunaway, My wife and I went to MONSTER MANIA in March 2009 and while waiting for Michael Bruce to come to his table, We struck up a conversation with Mrs Dunaway. She agreed with Me that if Alice Cooper ever got into the Rock Hall, it should be The Group and also told us She doesn't like Su...

Hello Mr Dunaway, I found PRETTIES and EASY ACTION the same night (Sept 1976) and it was like finding treasure-I had no idea either of those albums existed. Liked EA right off the bat, but PFY was a little too out there at the time (I was 14). Time has proved kind to PFY for Me and I truly find it e...

Hey Dennis, I always loved this intro to Public Animal No 9. It just rocks and everyone looks like they are having a great time. Your bass is really prominent too! The band always sounded great on Beat Club. Do you have any recollections from the show? Also was this intro played live on the Schools...

Cindy and I both like the colorful photo from Germany where we're all standing side by side and Alice is wearing a Marc Bolan t-shirt. I have a Big poster of that in my office...First thing I see when I come into the room. Was that taken around the same time as THE BEAT CLUB in 1972. Thank You

Hello Mr Dunaway, After almost 50 years of fandom (heard "School's Out" when 10, was forbidden to watch the IN CONCERT show that Thanksgiving and being introduced to a new exciting world via the GREATEST HITS cassette Xmas 1974), have been impressed that the ACG, unlike many bands, knew how to pose ...

For us, it was all about the British Invasion, so lots of Stones, Kinks, Yardbirds, Who, Pretty Things, Animals, etc. But we favored album cuts and B-Sides, which gave audiences the illusion that we were more original than most cover bands. Phoenix had quite a few good bands. The Precious Few favor...

Actually, I was thinking of "I Wonder Who's Loving Her Now". Not paying attention.

steven_crayn wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 08, 2021 1:19 pm

Here is video of Black Juju from the film recorded in Washington DC on August 25th 1970
https://youtu.be/jF-qxdZzDvw

Thanks for showing this, Steven-neat seeing Glen use the spoon on the Guitar neck.

Hello Mr Dunaway, Thank You for all the answers to the many questions, quite a few I have wondered about myself. Remember reading in Your book and TLACOAC Box Set how You felt the solo in "Ballad of Dwight Fry" was Your favorite by Glen. I'm rather fond of it as well, so eerie! Any other solos that ...