Shoesalesman wrote:

Voodoo Revolution wrote:

Shoesalesman wrote:
That and there was no proper tour for the album maybe.

That too, it would have made for a great stage show.

It sure would have.

Didn't he have plans for the GTH tour though, I remember reading he was gonna have a giant disco ball on stage as he felt that "Hell was disco".

Haven't got a chance to have a look at them in the shops yet. Was just wondering if there are any interesting linear notes with the albums or is it just a basic re-release like the rest of the Warner CD's?

One of the things I like about this album is that it's open to debate. The listener can decide whether or not Spider killed those people or not. It all depends on how you interperit the songs.

If history has taught me anything then there will at least be another concept album after this.

Music # 17
Rock # 13
Pop # 15

amazon.co.uk

Amazon UK:

# 27 Music
# 21 Pop
# 21 Rock

Amazon US:

# 40 Music
# 1 Hard Rock
# 25 Rock
# 32 Pop.

As a matter of interest, how do these pre-order figures compare to those of Dirty Diamonds?

Shoesalesman wrote:

Voodoo Revolution wrote:On the Whole, GTH is a great album. I think it gets overlooked becuase it followed WTMN.

That and there was no proper tour for the album maybe.

That too, it would have made for a great stage show.

Wake me Gently sends chills up my spine every time i listen to it.

On the Whole, GTH is a great album. I think it gets overlooked becuase it followed WTMN.

I like It's Me also as it can tell the tale of either love gone wrong or God's forgiveness towards sinners.

From what I've heard from Myspace and all that (I've been careful not to listen to everything as I want to keep the full experience until the album lands at my door step- can't wait!) I'm feeling very positive about the album and have no major complaints. Once I listen to it start to finish, I will ...

Alex Cooper. Wasn't that the politician from the "From the Inside" comic book?

How cool was that knitted Alice doll though?

I'd still like to hear "I'm Edgy"

Baz wrote:When someone at work comes up to me and says ` I see Alice Cooper has a new album out ` thats when I`ll know the promtion has kicked in.

I see Alice Cooper has a new album out.






I'll get my coat.

Yes, it's a surprisingly good album from what I've heard of it.

Even from a collectors point of view it's definitely worth getting.

Wow! I cannot wait until next Monday dammit!!!

Basically a digi-pak is a cardboard housing for CD's. The AC/DC remasters were released in digi-paks. Kinda like a mini vinyl sleeve, if you will.

They seem to be all the rage now along with the Jewel cases that have the button at the side you have to press to get it open.

FURTHERMORE! We've always been led to believe that Steven has been in solitary confinement so if it's stated Spider shared a room with him, I would take that as a hint that Spider is simply another facet of Stevens personality. That along with the diary could leave the listener asking if these event...

I've not heard the album yet but I had an inkling that the final song(s) would reveal that Spider was actually Steven, whose state of mind was deteriorating further to the extent where a new personality was born (Spider). This could allow him to escape (in a manner of speaking) from his situation, f...

I love the Lyric's on Nothing's Free.

Amazing, amazing song.

Any album that deals with Steven is a winner in my book.

You trap....

you kill....

you eat.......

I expect the album to be a good one and agree that the exposure ACAS is getting is the best in quite some time now, call me synical but it remains to be seen if all the effort pays off (and I hope it does).

I don't want to get my hopes up too much until I see how it does when it's released.