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I got this from Alice's facebook site
"In the studio with Alice, Bob Ezrin & Tommy Hendrickson today writing for the new record... Wow. Goosebumps! You all are going to love this new Nightmare..."

http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php ... 352&ref=mf

Too cool!

I still haven't had my volume fixed, how does it sound ?

You don't hear the new song. It's just WTMN playing over it.

I'm going to look up tommy hendrickson right now..don't recall this name.

NotSoPerfect wrote:You don't hear the new song. It's just WTMN playing over it.

Oh ok thanks

Are they demoing still or has any final recording started? I know Alice had that "CD in his jacket" a few months ago and all.

Maybe WTMN 2 contains something of this Night Shift concept.
I can imagine this is a good way to bring in the old group in a song or two.

steven has a job!!!! I find this all very ironic that the original group is involved in the sequel to the first album they didn't participate in!

Talk about full circle!

I look at it without irony, in my eyes it's more like : let's pick up the thread were we lost it, something like that...because not even that is 100% true.

Is this a slightly different version than the original song?

mestreech wrote:Is this a slightly different version than the original song?

You mean the one played in the first post link? Sounds like a live version.

I read on Alice's website (recent news talking about Hall Of Fame). Said he's working with the original group (or at least that's what I gathered from it). Alice has been producing great albums as a solo artist. However, The Alice Cooper Group had a certain vibe that Alice's solo albums lacked. Working with the group could give the new Nightmare album the breath of fresh air it needs to be exceptional!

FREEZIN wrote:However, The Alice Cooper Group had a certain vibe that Alice's solo albums lacked.

While I hear what you're saying, on the other side of the coin there's some solo-Alice work that has a certain vibe equal to and perhaps greater than some ACG work. I guess it depends what tracks/albums/point in history we're talking about here in the comparison.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Henriksen

This is the guy according to Facebook.

I asked Bob how Welcome 2 My Nightmare was going he said "Steven I think you are going to love this record", that is good enough for me!

I have a feeling that this record is going to be a 'smash' (sorry, sounds a bit Tony Blackburn doesn't it?)and that there will be a certain buzz for Alice again not seen since Trash, but then I thought that about ACAS and that was a major dissapointment. I think this W2MN thing will be big and have certain Cooperesque elements only ever experienced with the likes of ACG and Bob!

History in the making