Yesterday I finally received my copy (#518) of the CD. I can hear a slight improvement in the sound quality compared to the WB edition, and the booklet looks good. All in all, a recommendable purchase. No panties, but, hey, you can't have everything.

Hey, that looks really great!
Some of those pictures are "new" to me.

Great photo! Thanks for the link, daytripper!

Reading these reviews makes me even more impatient to hear the CD.

My desktop just got a brand new wallpaper.
Thanks, Danno!

Thanks, Danno!
The wallpaper looks really cool on my laptop screen.

The Hollywood Stars, a '70s rock band, recorded a song called "Escape" in 1974. It is, in fact, the original version of the track that Alice recorded for his WTMN album.

The song can be heard on the following web site: http://www.rubendefuentes.com/ruben_hollywoodstars.htm

Somebody has uploaded great pictures from the Essen show here:
http://www.rocknroll-reporter.de/alicecooper/index.html (Alice)
http://www.rocknroll-reporter.de/whitesnake/index.html (Whitesnake)

Thanks for the upload, Steven! Probably the scariest Alice footage I've ever seen.

Was MOL and LAW re-released recently? Cannot find them in any shops. I have seen PFY,EA LaW and FTF in stores as re-releases. They were labled as ENCORE : The back-in-print inprint. The covers (of LaW and FTF) look like this: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51Qby1MHSIL._SS500_.jpg http://ecx....

Dannorama wrote:Losfer Words (Big 'Orra)!!!

That would be an easy song to do.

Thanks so much for uploading the clip!

What if a kid tried to become the Spider? Could Alice be blamed, because of the lyrics? I know there is no comparison between Slipknot and Alice, but we are talking about unstable kids today.... If lyrics about a fictional killer can be seen as an impulse to a real-life killing, then wouldn't that ...

Hello, Hey Stoopid was the first album by Alice that really caught me. How come it never took off in the same way that Trash did just a few years beforehand. I see it as being a much stronger album. Any thoughts? Was the changing music scene the main thing that stopped it from being a great seller ...

Some of my "sick things" :evil:: http://a248.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/89/l_ed1544f4a29709015f66ed075ccc4f57.jpg http://a158.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/98/l_e2e0522c7e7ec5e4249c4bc42768e22d.jpg http://a731.ac-images.myspacecdn.com/images01/75/l_582aa20ffe7b94b172225b24f5bb922a.jpg htt...

1. Welcome To My Nightmare
2. Trash
3. Billion Dollar Babies
4. Hey Stoopid
5. Killer
6. Love It To Death
7. Alice Cooper Goes To Hell
8. Brutal Planet
9. School's Out
10. Easy Action

Alice (vocals)
Andy McCoy (guitars)
Izzy Stradlin (guitars)
Nikki Sixx (bass)
Jussi 69 (drums)
Tuomas Holopainen (keyboards)

I have on tape a Danish TV special about Alice called Alice Cooper - en levende legende. It's been a while since I last watched the programme so I'm not sure if Alice talks about changing his name, but I do remember that the interviewer asks him about the name Furnier, commenting that it's very Fren...

Has somebody mentioned the Finnish chart position? If not, it's #31 (week 32).

Since I don't own the 1989 CD editions of PFY and EA, I cannot say much these new Rhino releases differ from those old Enigma Retro releases. My guess is that not that much...