If you buy a copy from Good Records, they will include copies of the report card, hall pass, temporary tattoo, panties sticker, and trading card. https://goodrecordstogo.myshopify.com/products/alice-cooper-schools-out-180-gram-vinyl-limited-edition-die-cut-desk-cover-with-panties-pre-order?_pos=24&_...

I saw this in a Facebook ad. I was really hoping Rhino would get around to getting this done, because Friday Music’s vinyl isn’t of the best quality sound wise, but with this coming out, it could mean it’s going to be awhile before Rhino gets around to it now. https://experiencevinyl.com/products/al...

Come on pitkin open your mind! How have you never noticed the George Thorogood influence in Blue Turk?

I’d also like to see Roxie and Crayn record an album with the original band. I wouldn’t have an issue with Hunter or even Nick Didkovsky for that matter being in the fold either. All of them have proven they can fill the void left by Glen.

Two that I can think of off the top of my head are Ted Nugent’s Intensities In Ten Cities, and Neil Young’s Rust Never Sleeps which was mostly recorded during live shows, but the audience was mostly edited out, and there are a couple studio tracks from other sessions.

I agree Del. The Sound Of A does fit well. I have listened to the track listing both ways the last few days, and The Sound Of A has really grown on me in this context.

I think it is the right thing to do, and I don’t understand why it took so long. It’s not some bright, clever, or enlightening idea to realize that a band that is playing together constantly will be a tighter unit and that rehearsing and building on riffs as that unit will make more cohesive songs. ...

Rats Fireball Genuine American Girl You And All Your Friends The Sound Of A (or Cold Cold Coffin) Runaway Train Social Debris I’ll Bite Your Face Off When Hell Comes Home I Hate You I created this tracklist as if it were a vinyl. 5 tracks on each side and balanced timing. If Paranormal’s production ...

Really enjoyed the "band meeting". You could see the excitement on the faces of Ryan, Chuck, Nita and Glen when Alice kind of revealed what was going to happen next but you could see Bob was quick to shut it down. Some comment about we will change our mind in 12mins. It does make you wonder if Bob ...

As I listened to the album, I felt that it is a rather strong one, but something felt “off” to me with the 4 songs that were included from the Breadcrumbs EP, so I listened to those 4 back to back with their earlier counterparts. The same issue arises with me as all the other albums Ezrin has produc...

I pre-ordered a few things through Earmusic, but due living in the U.S., everything came usually a week or two later. A couple of those things were delayed, so I didn’t receive them until over a month after the release date. It is irritating. Amazon on the other hand has always gotten my pre-order t...

I'm not loving the sound production I heard so far ( and like many of you, I will skip the cover songs from the tracklist, main reason why HV is not really my thing), but still think it will be cool to have another different record by the man. To be honest, I loved ACTS..I think it was a good effor...

I would really like to see another album with Ryan and Chuck in the mix, because Eyes and Dirty Diamonds to a lesser extent are the last two albums I like at least half of and feel the production is even tolerable on. Unless the rest of Detroit Stories is stellar, I’d say that between the last four ...

I told Ryan one time that I thought him and Nicke Andersson (The Hellacopters, Imperial State Electric, Entombed) would be able to make a killer album together, so if I had a dream scenario for one more ACG album, it would be to bring in those two with DD, MB, and NS to write together. I’d like prod...

My excitement had faded to disappointment by the end of my first listen, and after some more listens over the last few days, it hasn’t grown on me. I feel like all the elements for a good anthemic song are there, but no section feels completely finished or ends too soon. The “down down down” part ki...

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To hear Iggy Pop and Desmond Child in the same sentence is quite disturbing in an awful way.

Does this sum up the feeling well enough?

If they make a deluxe edition, maybe it will have everything from the sessions, and they can call it the “Welcome To Your Nightmare” edition.

I guess that was what I was trying to get at. I have never understood why it ended up with Iggy. Did he try to add something to it to make it salvageable? Or is it pretty much the way Alice and Desmond created it with Iggy’s vocals added to the already finished product? I’m not a fan of Trash, and i...

I bought the W2MN and Paranormal vinyls and haven’t opened either, because while I listened to them on spotify and didn’t like them (except for a couple moments on each), I have all the other major studio releases on vinyl, so I felt like I might as well get those after this many years of collecting...

first time I hear this song : sometimes you'd think Alice sings it... Something that could easily have been on Trash.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozdW0oJOVoY Yea, it was definitely an Alice and Desmond Child product for Trash. I think Alice did backing vocals on the chorus, but Iggy does indee...

I have always been curious how far into the process Alice got with Love Transfusion. Was it basically a final product that was given to Iggy to just re-dub vocals, or is there some differences from Alice version?