cherrypie wrote:I LOVE this video....would give an awful lot to have seen this live

This is possibly my favourite video of the ACG. Great song, great performance (tight but loose) and every member of the band looks really cool.

I have decided to swerve this book due to the numerous factual errors. I received a Waterstones book token for my birthday that I was saving especially for this book but have now spent it on a different book. I'll pick it up for £2 if I see it in one of those remainder shops.

Blue Coupe are playing the Rock and Blues Weekend. I used to work at Butlins and the Rock and Blues Weekends are fantastic. I was a member of the stagecrew and we used to really look forward to the Rock and Blues Weekends. Anyone who goes will have a great time.

I really enjoyed that interview and it contains some very interesting,candid comments.

I presume it's not a one off date. Would love to see them live.

Are they playing Butlins?

I think the cover of Born This Way is fantastic. I love it. I wouldn't do it as part of a 50 min Iron Maiden support slot. Maiden fans might not 'get it' but I am going to see Alice in Knoxville for his headlining gig and will be disappointed if he doesn't play it.

Alice at Bonnaroo review from USA Today. Warning! Contains set list spoilers

http://content.usatoday.com/communities ... bonnaroo/1

Thanks for the info.

Presumably then, there were no chickens after Toronto because the publicity had been achieved.

It just seems a very random idea. "Hey, you know how we burst open pillows on stage and spray the feathers around with CO2? Why don't we also place a couple of chickens on stage too"

I have just watched MTV's 100 Most Shocking Music Moments and at No 17 was Alice and the chicken incident. I had always presumed that the only time a chicken appeared on stage with Alice was in Toronto. However, I think a picture in the W2MN Fan Pack mag shows a chicken on stage at another concert. ...

I saw it a couple of weeks ago. I thought it was OK. For me it fell between 2 stools a litle bit. It wasn't as funny as I thought it was going to be judging from the trailers and it wasn't as dark as I expected either. Obviously I enjoyed Alice's appearance. Just wish he could have been in it even m...

My 3 favourites, because it's too difficult to choose one, in no particular order - Welcome To My Nightmare, Easy Action and Love It To Death. Honourable mention for Goes To Hell.

I can't choose a favourite from WTMN, GTH and FTI. 3 brilliant albums.

I am a big VH fan and I love A Different Kind of Truth. It sounds just like prime early 80s VH. Unfortunately, few bands can recapture the magic. If it was easy, all classic bands would do it. VH have rerecorded 5 songs that they demoed in the 70s. This is something they did 'back in the day' too. F...

I much prefer Alice's version of Clones. I lasted about 10 seconds of David Carron's version.

Ballad of Dwight Frye - good to see a lesser known, to non-Alice fans anyway, song getting some exposure.

Twisted Sister Dee recounts how series of comedy messages led to demo then on to fully-fledged theatrical music record. Twisted Sister frontman Dee Snider was inspired to record his Broadway album after a series of missed phone calls with Alice Cooper. They entertained each other so much with their ...

I love it but it might have been a bit out of place on BDB.

Some of her stuff is fantastic. I love the red leather vest.

Makes sense for Alice. He gets to play in front of big crowds and has the chance to convert many rock fans who would normally not go and see him live. Also it is a great value double bill with 2 legendary rock acts playing together.

mestreech wrote:And there was a topic on this cd.

http://www.alicecooperpics.co.uk/Sickth ... f=2&t=7308

I thought this had been discussed before but because the topic was just titled 'new release' I did not realise that it was referring to this CD. Perhaps Si can merge the 2 threads.