I will reduce the price to £60 for the pair for a quick sale.

I am selling two seated balcony tickets to see Alice Cooper at Plymouth Pavillions on Thus October 29th 2015. I only want what I paid, tickets were £43 each, so call it £80 for the pair. They are both good tickets, but they aren't together, one is row H and one is row J. Let me know if you're intere...

I am selling two seated balcony tickets to see Alice Cooper at Plymouth Pavillions on Thus October 29th 2015. I only want what I paid, tickets were £43 each, so call it £80 for the pair. They are both good tickets, but they aren't together, one is row H and one is row J. Let me know if you're intere...

dadascot wrote:As this is a thread on the adoration of RYFAY I won't comment on,what is, my least favourite Alice album!

Please don't refrain. I'm intrigued to know what it is you dislike about it....

I slept on this one for about a year, not being overly-impressed when I first bought it. But lately I haven't been able to stop playing it. So many great, anthemic, heavy tunes! Freedom is a great track, one of my favourite opening cuts on any Alice album. What's your interpretation of the lyrical c...

So I've given School's Out a couple of listens. Definitely not what I expected after having heard BDB, LITD and Killer. At first I was a bit unsure, but after a few repeated listens, the standouts to me are Alma Mater and Public Animal #9. Bare in mind, it's all still digesting. Am trying not to rus...

I'm just not excited about a covers album. I know what you mean about a covers album. Who in their right minds would choose a covers album over an album of original material from their favourite artist/band? But it all depends how it's done. And don't forget, there will be five or six original trac...

From the ones I've heard so far (has changed slightly from my "New Alice Fan" thread): 1. Welcome To My Nightmare 2. Brutal Planet 3. Billion Dollar Babies 4. Love It To Death 5. Dragontown 6. Killer 7. Hey Stoopid 8. Welcome 2 My Nightmare 9. Along Came A Spider 10. The Eyes Of Alice Cooper 11. Rai...

Okay, a little update for those that are interested.... I ordered School's Out and The Eyes Of Alice Cooper, something old, something new. TEOAC arrived a couple of days ago and I've given it a few spins. I absolutely love This House Is Haunted and quite like What Do You Want From Me, Detroit City a...

Daggers & Contracts wrote:Don't forget with all this advice let us know what you think as you progress!!!

Definitely will do.

I personally think songs like Hey Stoopid, Snakebite, Might As Well Be On Mars and Love's A Loaded Gun are as catchy and radio-friendly as Poison was. I guess Trash was just released at exactly the right time.

I think most fans would agree that Hey Stoopid is an infinitely better album than it's corporate rock predecessor and yet it achieved only a small fraction of the formers commercial success. Why do you think this was? Was it not given the same push from the label compared to Trash?

From what I can tell there are only two compilation books out there (both with very similar songs), but I haven't seen a single tablature book for any of his actual albums, either solo or with the band. Does anyone know if any books were published back in the day and are now out of print? My copy o...

From what I can tell there are only two compilation books out there (both with very similar songs), but I haven't seen a single tablature book for any of his actual albums, either solo or with the band. Does anyone know if any books were published back in the day and are now out of print? Not reall...

From what I can tell there are only two compilation books out there (both with very similar songs), but I haven't seen a single tablature book for any of his actual albums, either solo or with the band.

Does anyone know if any books were published back in the day and are now out of print?

Toronto Bob wrote:What's cool is that from the many albums you already have, there's still some gems to be discovered.

And what, in your opinion, are those gems (songs and albums

Since you've listed 'WTMN' as your favourite so far, then I'd suggest getting 'Goes To Hell' which is of a similar vaudeville style; it's pretty eclectic and very underrated, as is 'School's Out' , one of the band's brattish masterpieces. Then try 'From The Inside' - Alice's most confessional album...

I started getting into AC about two years ago after hearing one of my favourite singer/songwriters Tori Amos covering Only Women Bleed. Before that, I only really knew Poison and School's Out. I ended up checking out the original and, well, the rest is history. I am slowly collecting all the albums ...