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Dannorama wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 2:57 am

Alice continues to innovate and create,regardless of the flak. Long Live ALICE COOPER.

Did you see that article where Alice was interviewed by the CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) where he compared himself to being a rebel like Jesus? He has to watch that stuff or he'll be doing shows on the 700 Club soon. LOL

https://www1.cbn.com/cbnnews/us/2019/ma ... ife-of-sin

At least he didn't say he was bigger than Christ like that other Hollywood Vampire John Lennon.

I do wonder if Marilyn Manson reads that bible that Alice have him before retiring to bed with Dita Von Tiess though.

pitkin88 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 7:24 am

I do wonder if Marilyn Manson reads that bible that Alice have him before retiring to bed with Dita Von Tiess though.

Doubtful. They divorced over a decade ago.
(And it's "Teese")

I'd love to see him resurrect (no pun intended) Maurice Escargot and the Dancing Chickens and perform "Lace & Whiskey" on the 700 Club. That would give the old gray hairs a real hoot. (wait--I just realized I am now one of those old gray hairs).

I never knew Marilyn Manson knew how to read.

Cold Room wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 6:28 am

id you see that article where Alice was interviewed by the CBN (Christian Broadcasting Network) where he compared himself to being a rebel like Jesus?

Humility and reverence seem not to have been wasted on Alice. You and I are those mere drops of water, sir.

mr.barlow wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 12:59 pm

I never knew Marilyn Manson knew how to read.

Me too. I assumed he just looked at the pictures.

Yeah I thought everything might have gotten the delux treatment on CD, digital and vinyl but it appears not. Nothing for LITD and the most we can hope for with Killer ironically right now is a covers album.

I could be wrong, maybe the Alice Camp felt a LITD release would detract from Detroit Stories (although maybe that is an irrelevance if Warner hold the rights?). If that is the case though maybe Killer will see something official.

I see that there's a new repress of School's Out coming out on vinyl with replica packaging, paper panties etc.

But I agree... LITD should have been commemorated properly with a deluxe release

March 16th 1968 was not only Michael Bruce’s 20th birthday, but the very first Alice Cooper show with a support slot at Earl Warren Show Grounds in Santa Barbara, California with Blue Cheer and Nitty Gritty Dirt band, the posters advertising The Nazz prior to the name change were even printed.

So the 50th anniversary went in 2018, though I just noticed this is an old thread.

I wonder if there might be a joint 50th celebration of Love It to Death and Killer, two incredible albums both released in 1971.
Maybe there will be a double album as a reissue on the Killer date of November 27th to celebrate!

And wild monkeys might fly out my butt.It's