New live CD listed for february release

[Coopcollector]

Swedish mailorder companys is listing a new Alice Cooper live CD for release on february 13.

The label releasing it is Concert live/Bertus. No image of cover yet, nor the location of the recording. The catalog number of the CD is K95295.

See for yourself at cdon.com do a search for "alice cooper no more mr nice guy" (link not working).

This is all the information I have at the moment.

[mestreech]

An it is a 2cd.

This is info from HMV.Japan

Artist Info Mail: Future Releases
Thank you for always shopping with HMV ONLINE. Here's New Release info / Related items from your mail mag-subscription artist Alice Cooper !

Artist Title Format Release Date
Alice Cooper No More Mr Nice Guy...live CD Import 13 Feb 2012

[James1981]

Says on amazon uk that it is live at Alexandra palace London. I wonder if this will be the same as the concert live recording or a different mix?

[A_MichaelUK]

>I wonder if this will be the same as the concert live recording or a different mix?

The latter, as far as I am aware.

[James1981]

Thanks Andy.

[Si]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... hingsuk-21 is your pre-order link for AmazonUK

For AmazonUS please use http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/ ... hingsuk-20

[RemarkablyInsincere]

Figures, this is the one Alice live show that I've actually purchased already.

[wind_up_toy]

Pre-ordered, thanks for the link Si

[James1981]

Figures, this is the one Alice live show that I've actually purchased already.

Me too, but hopefully if this is a different mix it will be better quality.

[scotty]

silly quesion,but does this count on an official discography,just out of curiosity?

[Si]

Not silly at all.
I would assume yes, if it gets announced on AC.com etc. This is presumably a properly produced silver CD release and authorised by Alice Cooper. I intend to consider it part of the official discography unless it appears otherwise later on. Unlike the previous CD-r/mp3 live releases from simfy/concertlive, which I wouldn`t list as part of the main discography.
In this day and age it's IS getting more confusing as to what should and shouldn`t be part of a discography list.

[A_MichaelUK]

>silly quesion,but does this count on an official discography,just out of curiosity?

I would say so.

[RemarkablyInsincere]

Figures, this is the one Alice live show that I've actually purchased already.

Me too, but hopefully if this is a different mix it will be better quality.

Hopefully, but I dropped $40 so it would have been nice to have two different shows.

[scotty]

thanks si and Andy! it's official-I gotta get it,lol.

[Gunner]

One live album in 30 years and then four live albums in the following 15 years - interesting.

[SickThings]

I'm sure the main reason for that is that technology makes it a lot easier and cheaper to record and release a show than it used to be....

Hunter

[Gunner]

Possible explanation. However, I'm not sure that artists would be releasing (on average) a live album nearly every four years, given optimal conditions.

I'm not suggesting anything, I'm just surprised.

[James1981]

I don't know the Rolling Stones and Iron Maiden are both at the top of their game at the moment and they have both released a lot of live albums recently. Personally I would be happy for Alice to do this after every tour.

[SickThings]

Rush has released a live album documenting every one of their tours (a total of four live albums and four DVDs/Blu-rays) since 2002. They apparently sell well, because they keep releasing them. As a fan, I think it's great to have each tour documented so well.

Hunter

[RemarkablyInsincere]

As a fan, I think it's great to have each tour documented so well.

I agree. Nothing to complain about here.