There is no such thing as the trilogy. It is just a fan made up thing. Really? I don't know if Alice himself ever called it a trilogy but three songs following each other all about a woman named Gail (There's a whisper of Gail at about 2:10 in RoWL), also always played in album order on the "Live I...

Must say, I like the tracks a lot so far. I liked Paranoiac Personality overall but these sound better. I'm pleasantly surprised that the lyrics to "Genuine American Girl" doesn't seem to be that jokey or transphobic, with the only real joke being that it's a man singing them. It just seems like a s...

Well, it's Alice's voice calling for Millie. I remember reading something about how it's supposed to be Billie being in another room and watching Millie get lobotomized through the window. Hence the buzzing drill/saw sound at the end. Can't remember where I read it though and if it was just speculat...

I thought Record Store Day was in april and this was a Black Friday release? Or are they connected in some way (like a Record Store Day black friday special?)

Sixx AM are fast becoming my favorite band so was great to see both Nikki and DJ jump with Alice in Denmark . I know DJ was estactic to get the chance to join Alice . Out of curiosity how did Alice introduce DJ ? Im sure I heard him say "from Guns n Roses" which would be a little odd . DJ did play ...

Looked at Life and Crimes again and it says "Nobody Likes Me" is previously unreleased and recorded in 1968. Is that incorrect?
The Life & Crimes version also sounds a lot tighter and more like a finished recording than the Old School version.

So, there's been two different official CD-releases of Nobody Likes Me, on Life and Crimes and Old School, and both are listed as demos. But it was also released as a single with the Killer tour programme right? What I'm wondering is which version was released as a single? Was it either of the demos...

If Alice quit touring and didn't release music for 10 years then maybe he'd get better press as well, but would we really want that? No, it wouldn't be the same. Bowie is respected by a broader base of people as an artist. "Where Are We Now?" was a pensive song with an interesting video. It retaine...

Somehow Bowie manages to stirr up things with whatever he does : when The Next day came out, you simply could not not know it. It was a subject even in the regular, non music press. The Next Day managed to get a lot of press since it was his first album in 10 years and it was suddenly announced whe...

Along Came A Spider 1. Prologue/Vengeance is Mine 2. I'm Hungry 3. Wake the Dead 4. Wrapped in Silk 5. Shadow of Yourself 6. Catch Me If You Can 7. (In Touch With) Your Feminine Side 8. I Know Where You Live 9. Killed By Love 10. The One That Got Away 11. Salvation 12. I'll Still Be There 13. I Am t...

I actually think it's easier to hear Alice than Mccartney. But maybe that's just me. Simple but kinda fun. I'm not that familiar with the original so I don't really mind the pretty straightforward version.

Really looking forward to getting the album tomorrow.

Well I wasn't alive in the 70's either but wasn't the Nightmare show with I Never Cry added in Australia in 77, about a year after the Goes to Hell tour was planned? Seems like a fairly reasonable time to rest before going on tour again. What I'm curious about regarding the tour is: was the stage an...

I thought someone might just have taped it from Swedish TV when it aired but there's no subtitles (which is standard on Swedish TV) and no channel logo. Weird.

It's a great clip anyway.

Well at the start of the clip it says "We saw and heard Talking Heads and David Byrne with Once in a Lifetime" in Swedish, which suggests that it was aired on Swedish TV at least.

My thoughts on the tracks so far: I Got A Line On You - Pretty good, a nice fast-paced rocker but it could have been a bit rougher I think. It's start out good but I think Perry Ferrells vocals on the chorus makes it sound a bit to slick. Something about it reminds me of Cheap Trick, in a good way. ...

What Metallica songs?
But yeah, the inclusion I Got A Line On You and School's Out was surprising.

The Fistful of Alice version starts with a bit of Steven, so my guess is that's it.

Ringo wasn't actually inducted as a solo preformer, he got in by the Award for Musical Excellence which "honors those musicians, producers and others who have spent their careers out of the spotlight working with major artists on various parts of their recording and live careers.". And even then it ...

While I won't deny that a lot of young people probably doesn't know who Alice is, I've had the opposite happen to me with a music teacher who was convinced I wouldn't know who the Rolling Stones was because of my age. I had to tell him several times that I did indeed know them and even liked their m...

From Swinger: "I might be wrong but the gloves wasn't really a thing until The Nightmare Returns right?" Yes - that's correct. If you google Alice cooper 1971 pictures , you can see pictures from the eaerly days, with and without gloves.. there is even one picture where Alice has only one glove, on...