Alice DID have someone wearing a George W. Bush mask during the two tours that happened during election years, during the 2000 and 2004 tours. He had people wearing the masks of both the Democrat and Republican candidates and made fun of both parties equally. So, people should not assume that he on...

The thing that worries me though, is that new record labels usually try the hardest with the first album that's done with them. For example, look how Spitfire seemed to do more to promote Alice's first album with them, Brutal Planet, than the follow-up albums Dragontown and The Eyes. Edited By glam...

Unfortunately, it hasn't come out yet here in Ottawa (at least where I checked). I asked a guy at the store about it and he didn't even know about it. Does Canada get a later release date? It was disappointing to go to few stores and come home empty handed. :( Oh well, hopefully soon! The AC main w...

I remember that discussion, and I think that someone was,..... ..................... moi ! I would also add that it is possibly too easy to emulate a hanging, which kind of goes 'against the grain' these PC days whereas the Guillotine is not so easy, but still very un-PC!!!. As for choice; difficul...

I always wanted to see the gallows too and that's why I was very excited when I heard that Alice was going to use it on the RYFaY tour. Well, when I actually saw that show, the gallows was not as exciting as the guillotine for some reason. And when someone asked on the old Sickthings discussion lis...

Actually, it was about the music when Alice Cooper was called "America's answer to the Rolling Stones", because they were discussing AC's music. Many critics found Killer (for example) to be very much like a Stones album, specifically mentioning that Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Be My Lover, etc. sounded like...

I don't think Alice is most known for his late 80s albums. He is still known mainly for School's Out, No More Mr. Nice Guy, I'm Eighteen, etc. Alice was called Heavy Metal back in the 70s because Heavy Metal had a different meaning in the 70s than it did in the 80s. Basically in the 70s, heavy meta...

I think Alice's music has always had a Rolling Stones-type influence. For example, Be My Lover was always very reminscent of the Stones' Honky Tonk Women to me and many other classics like Is It My Body have that Stones-y sound too. When Alice Cooper were at their peak, they were even called "Ameri...

I love the very 1970s-sound of this song. Alice really has returned to his roots with this album and this song is very rocking. I find that he has more of a 70s sound with this album (so far) than he did with The Eyes. Sunset Babies and Zombie Dance both have a Stones-style sound and I love it! I'm...