Trashes the World

[The Gorn]

How cool was it to see Alice bust out of the Trash Can on this tour? I became a fan when I was 13 in 1991. So all I can go on is the video footage. This video back then was my first experience seeing Alice. I watched the dvd again today and noticed that the garbage can didn't get picked up until after BDB. Did it get picked up that late every night?

[Shoesalesman]

Not sure, but I loved that can. Great intro to the show.

[Railwayman]

Alice has had some great intros ... the cage in the Nightmare Returns was a classic.

[daytripper63]

I love watching "Alice Trashes The World"...But I didnt get to see the tour.

[Prince Alice]

I haven't see all of that DVD but it has some of the best camera work Alice DVDs have ever seen...Yeah the Can was awesome! And who ever the guitarist was he rocked I like his solo!

[The Gorn]

I see from this site that two nights of footage made "Trashes the World" DVD. Did anyone from this forum attend either show?

[scotty]

[quote="Prince Alice"]I haven't see all of that DVD but it has some of the best camera work Alice DVDs have ever seen...Yeah the Can was awesome! And who ever the guitarist was he rocked I like his solo! [/quote]


al pitrelli-who now fronts the wildly successful xmas band trans-siberian orchestra.

[steven_crayn]

I haven't see all of that DVD but it has some of the best camera work Alice DVDs have ever seen...Yeah the Can was awesome! And who ever the guitarist was he rocked I like his solo!

Al Pitrelli on lead guitar was indeed fantastic on that tour, I actually caught one his plectrums on the recorded gig.

Al was recommened for the job by none over than Steve Vai who Alice called and said "I know you are taken, but who is the next best?".

I thought the lead guitarist that followed though was even better. Stef Burns for me the best lead player in the band since the days of Dick Wagner & Steve Hunter.

Check out his outro solo on Alice's version of Jimi Hendrix' 'Fire' not forgetting his awesome solos on Cooper classics 'Might As Well Be On Mars', 'Dangerous Tonight' and 'Cleansed By Fire' to name but three.

What a guitarist, who never gets talked about enough.

[Gunner]

Alice has had some great intros ... the cage in the Nightmare Returns was a classic.

That was THE BEST!! Especially if you din't know what was coming, because it was not what you expected. I don't think Alice will EVER top that intro!

[Evan442]

I haven't see all of that DVD but it has some of the best camera work Alice DVDs have ever seen...Yeah the Can was awesome! And who ever the guitarist was he rocked I like his solo!

Al Pitrelli on lead guitar was indeed fantastic on that tour, I actually caught one his plectrums on the recorded gig.

Al was recommened for the job by none over than Steve Vai who Alice called and said "I know you are taken, but who is the next best?".

I thought the lead guitarist that followed though was even better. Stef Burns for me the best lead player in the band since the days of Dick Wagner & Steve Hunter.

Check out his outro solo on Alice's version of Jimi Hendrix' 'Fire' not forgetting his awesome solos on Cooper classics 'Might As Well Be On Mars', 'Dangerous Tonight' and 'Cleansed By Fire' to name but three.

What a guitarist, who never gets talked about enough.

Stef! Glad to see you found the sickboard! Hope all is well

lol jk

[steven_crayn]

I haven't see all of that DVD but it has some of the best camera work Alice DVDs have ever seen...Yeah the Can was awesome! And who ever the guitarist was he rocked I like his solo!

Al Pitrelli on lead guitar was indeed fantastic on that tour, I actually caught one his plectrums on the recorded gig.

Al was recommened for the job by none over than Steve Vai who Alice called and said "I know you are taken, but who is the next best?".

I thought the lead guitarist that followed though was even better. Stef Burns for me the best lead player in the band since the days of Dick Wagner & Steve Hunter.

Check out his outro solo on Alice's version of Jimi Hendrix' 'Fire' not forgetting his awesome solos on Cooper classics 'Might As Well Be On Mars', 'Dangerous Tonight' and 'Cleansed By Fire' to name but three.

What a guitarist, who never gets talked about enough.

Stef! Glad to see you found the sickboard! Hope all is well

lol jk

I wish, not many get to play guitar with the Coop and Stef Burns did so with distinction.

[likeamonster]

Trashes The World is a great DVD. I love all the songs on that concert especially Bed Of Nails and Spark In The Dark.

[Shoesalesman]

Spark In The Dark was one of the highlights for me, from the new material then.

[scotty]

listening to trash right now as a matter 'o fact!

[A_MichaelUK]

>I see from this site that two nights of footage made "Trashes the World" DVD. Did anyone from this forum attend either show?

I was at both performances.

[Atlanta Santa]

I always liked the live version of 'bed of nails'!

I think there's a even better version on the japan edition of the FISTFUL-album but this DVD really captured the spirit of 80's-Alice with backround singers and stuff and that's fun to watch.

[alienspice]

I've been gone too long....a 16 post thread about Trashes the World and no one mentioned the pants.
The pants that started it all, as a matter of fact....

[Swordandstone]

Great dvd. It''s been awhile since I last watched it. I love the opening! Nice pants too

[Keith1980]

I could swear that he droped an f bomb during spark in the dark i lost my vhs tape of it. I dont know if he did or not not i may have miss herd it.

[pitkin88]

I could swear that he droped an f bomb during spark in the dark i lost my vhs tape of it. I dont know if he did or not not i may have miss herd it.

Maybe you could ask Mr Barlow this is his favourite era.