alicefannor wrote: ↑

Sat Aug 01, 2020 6:49 am

Didn’t know this had been announced!!

Not sure if there's been any official announcent but that is the latest as far as I know. Of course virus could have thrown everything up in the air at the moment.

Due before the end of the year.

It's not streaming anywhere yet, but many people have seen it at the various film theater showings.

Could be worth pointing out that Alice doesn't own any of the snakes he uses? He hires and borrows them.

Wasn't there mention of a Desmond Child album featuring Alice a few years ago? Did anything ever come of that? Yes, and I think/hope it's the same thing. We know Ezrin produced 'Detroit Stories' which is the next AC album, so seems unlikely there would be a another AC album so quickly after that.

VinceLeeRose wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 15, 2020 8:12 pm

I wonder if Vicious Rumors had the Who Do You Think We Are Reprise tagged at the end of it, or if that was added later. Is it on the acetate?

No. It just fades out on the Acetate.

From what I can see no copy had the listing you list first. They all have the second listing. Look at the label images here. https://www.sickthingsuk.co.uk/01-discography/releases/16-special-forces.php All seem to have Prettiest Cop as track three. However the back covers listed the songs in the wro...

Logan wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 06, 2020 10:04 pm

Now that you mention it that does sound familiar. Didn't they also do at one point Bowie's Suffragette City?

Alice used to sing the title a few times at the end for a while, to highlight that the ends of both songs are actually the same.

Hey Babysquid, there's a 1962 film called "Walk On The Wild Side". I remember Bob Ezrin referencing along the lines of "..... we threw in a little Walk on the Wild Side...", and I knew he wasn't talking about Lou Reed! This is what he was talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7j9X7ON7RcM Y...

Daggers & Contracts wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 27, 2020 11:22 pm

Si wrote: ↑

Sat Jun 27, 2020 1:46 pm

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Thanks Si,
I did not know that but, may not remember it either also.

No problem. I simply googled it

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Ok, I don't know if you are aware of Metallica Mondays (Metallica releasing live shows online), or The Extra Licks (Rolling STones releasing bonus material from their BR/DVDS online) or what other bands have been doing in the same fashion. So, why do you think Alice's camp is not doing the same? As...

Also included on the news page 10 days ago

Shoesalesman wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:26 pm

Dannorama wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 15, 2020 5:24 pm

Me too. Make it happen, Si! You've got connections.

If Si has any say in this, you KNOW Ubangi Stomp will be at the forefront.

iansmith wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 11:04 am

Hi folks, for anyone wanting to hear Neal's new album, I've just found it on Deezer

On Spotify as well

Yeah i attended many amazing shows at the astoria (and its little brother the LA2) not just for alice but so many great bands from paradise lost and gary numan to w.a.s.p. and clawfinger. was always a super intimate venue despite being quite large. Really miss that venue. I remember the alice gigs ...

London Astoria - Scene of the amazing shows in '97 and '98. Demolished for new station with the promise it would be rebuilt but it wasn't.

The legendary Marquee - Moved from it's original place in Wardour Street to Charing Cross Road, and now a restaurant

The Rainbow - Now some religious center

I have a few bootlegs from this show some edited versions and I believe one complete CD but would like a clean audio version. His backing band at this time were amazing. All the songs seemed to be sped up even the ballads. Hah! Last I heard in the States it's going to be released on 3 dates. I reme...

I always wondered why they didn.t play FBO in the UK. The song is not that difficult and it would bring a huge reaction from the crowd. It was written and released AFTER the UK tour in 1982, as a "thank you" to the UK fans who continued to support him. There was no tour from then until 1986, which ...

I dont mind ryan but i dont think he is a strong writer (or player) to be honest, Seriously???? :ghostface: Have you listened to his solo albums??? Probably my favourite set of albums of the last 20 years. Not a bad moment on them. And Ryan plays the way he likes to play. but if he needs to shred h...

I remember when i was kid playing a game on the spectrum with the album cover as the splash/loading screen (only with more garish colours believe it or not. At the time i didnt know it was alice, it was only years later when i became a fan and saw the cover it twigged. Does anyone else remember thi...