mestreech wrote:

evil syd wrote:I was fooled, BIG RIP OFF!!!! They should be sued!

Please explain yourself

A label did steal material from an album, Alice Cooper Show, which was copyrighted.

I was fooled, BIG RIP OFF!!!! They should be sued!

Alice becomes more and more of just being a character with age.

As times goes by, I find myself growing more and more fonder of "Goes To Hell". "Guilty" and "Wish You Were Here" are awesome rockers! ......But I still think "Chasing Rainbows" sucks! But I really like this album a lot! I'm guilty!

W2MN is a great album and I think why a lot of people give a snub is because it's compared to the first.......Don't!!!! look at it as it's own separate entity.

Dennis Dunaway is also an amazing bassist! DD RULES!!!!!!!

I think the album is works, it has some really good spots but overall, it's just not great.

From evil syd: "but there are performances out there that are complete and can't be distributed, real shame! :/" Are you able to give any examples? For example, the footage under discussion is not. I remember reading some article way back that there are some tucked away in Coop's basement. It's pro...

I really don't understand why "Poison" is among his most popular hits, his voice basically kills the song for me. His voice is far too ugly to sing a beautiful song like "Poison". I think Trash is a good album, and I know his voice isn't supposed to sound attractive, yet Poison is a total miss and ...

Si, I hope it gets released, it's a classic performance! On "Super Duper" you get another unreleased show that was strung together, which was by the way nicely done, but there are performances out there that are complete and can't be distributed, real shame!

Why wasn't this show made available for DVD?

HORRORHOLIC wrote:I'm a huge fan of Kane Roberts and especially the RYFAY album. I wish Alice would go back to that sound for at least one album/tour.

Kane is a super cool dude too. I met him a few years ago and there's a lot more that meets the eye with his guitar work.

Alice always works out of the box in so many ways that was until this Hollywood Vampire project came about. That's why I didn't like it because it just seemed so common.

Kane was your stereotypical 80s metal guitarist with some style.

crazylittlechild wrote:rumour circulating that Hollywood Vampires rehearsing for a November tour and possible second album......

Come on now, a second one? If that happens, it's like saying Alice doesn't have it in him to write songs anymore. I wouldn't take that as good news.

Chiller was a party. No rehearsal. No Soundcheck. Just good friends having great fun. Here are two other live videos of some of the guilty parties having fun at other occasions. The Voodoo Chile clip was an impromptu jam recorded in Phoenix in ´99, while the other is from a concert we did in Icelan...

Embarrassing? Are you kidding me? Maybe Mike's vocals weren't perfect, but his playing was fine, & he looks fantastic, especially compared to how he looked at the RnR ceremony. Dennis & Neal were spot-on, such great musicians. The additional guitarists were adequate. Overall, they did an admirable ...

I was at the Chiller con, not the performance. I chatted with Dennis, Neal and Bruce and they were real cool dudes. They signed my Welcome 2 my nightmare CD because I already had Alice's signature on it and looks cool. I have to admit those guys are really down to earth, and Dennis, is like the cool...

When a famous band gets together after so many years, usually they play the songs that made them what they were or shall I say are.....It makes sense. It's not a time for obscurity. If it was an official reunion, it's would be a different story.

Should of, would of, could of, we are all are guilty of that. The best thing is that we learn from it and move on.