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It seems its a trend with alice to have a follow up. Wtm followed by goes to hell. Both are stories about sleeping.

Ftf and Sp. kinda go together his punk albums

Constrictor and ryfay. Both follow hard rick of the 80s

Trash hey stupid. Both are commercial

Brutal planet dragon town.

Eyes and diamonds. Garage band old school type idea

ACAS W2MN. Both story albums

Paranorma / abbynormal??

We should find out in say...6 years?

More stories about sleeping!!

pitkin88 wrote:More stories about sleeping!!

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Who's hard rick? And why was he being followed?

Babysquid wrote:Who's hard rick? And why was he being followed?

He ran off with the Viagra. That's why.

Babysquid wrote:Who's hard rick? And why was he being followed?

Any relation to Tiny Rick?

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I think the follow up will be a "Hollywood Vampires" album. I know most people say "An HV album is not an Alice Cooper album " but let's be honest, whenever Alice gets involved in new stuff , it gets fully hunted by him.
So, I cant wait.

Dannorama wrote:Suppose we let this one sink in first....?

Absolutely! If he has it in him & can get it done. Great! Bring it on!!

Can we get past this one & digest it?
All signs are pointing to a winner. But, until I play it a few times - no matter how the first time feels -
most great albums need to grow on you to find those special parts that we all savor!

Not long now! Can't wait to listen to Paranormal in its entirety.

I think Alice will give us another album in 3-4 years after he records with The Hollywood Vampires. Judging by his interviews, he seems to have really rekindled his love for the recording process again. Whether that's with the original ACG group or a solo album remains to be seen.
But maybe this album was meant to be a prelude to his next album that will be with the ACG. Since Alice usually does albums in 2s, it would make sense that his next would be a take-off of the 2 songs on Paranormal in a more general garage rock sound.

If not, I hope Alice can really take his next solo album in a more creepy direction. How about a release on Halloween with his current band? Something along the lines of a graveyard coming to life, with 10 individual stories of how these people died and how they lived. A couple could be more emotional tales, but the majority should be horrific tales.

Or that 7 deadly sins project. 7 songs that range from 5-7 minutes. It would be like an updated version of BP/DT and the songs would sound like the song "Dragontown". Although I don't think Ezrin would make Alice sound that serious unfortunately.

That would be pretty damn cool

andyrew wrote:Not long now! Can't wait to listen to Paranormal in its entirety.

I think Alice will give us another album in 3-4 years after he records with The Hollywood Vampires. Judging by his interviews, he seems to have really rekindled his love for the recording process again. Whether that's with the original ACG group or a solo album remains to be seen.
But maybe this album was meant to be a prelude to his next album that will be with the ACG. Since Alice usually does albums in 2s, it would make sense that his next would be a take-off of the 2 songs on Paranormal in a more general garage rock sound.

If not, I hope Alice can really take his next solo album in a more creepy direction. How about a release on Halloween with his current band? Something along the lines of a graveyard coming to life, with 10 individual stories of how these people died and how they lived. A couple could be more emotional tales, but the majority should be horrific tales.

Or that 7 deadly sins project. 7 songs that range from 5-7 minutes. It would be like an updated version of BP/DT and the songs would sound like the song "Dragontown". Although I don't think Ezrin would make Alice sound that serious unfortunately.

It's true after Alice makes another album with the Hollywood Vampires read this in a YouTube (interview with Kaos tv )talking about paranormal,Qstock festival appearance ,he says another Alice Cooper album after the HV album. It's actually the video audio interview from Finland in English though posted on news section of this site awhile back.

Everything Alice says is true. No doubt it will sound like LITD.

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pitkin88 wrote:More stories about sleeping!!

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I for one, don't want another Hollywood Vampires album. The whole idea was just bad from the start and really brought my love for Alice down. So far the only thing I can say is I'll save some petty cash in not buying anything Alice related if it's only going to be like Lace and Whisker/Zipper Catches Skin sequels.

Spettro wrote:I for one, don't want another Hollywood Vampires album. The whole idea was just bad from the start and really brought my love for Alice down. So far the only thing I can say is I'll save some petty cash in not buying anything Alice related if it's only going to be like Lace and Whisker/Zipper Catches Skin sequels.

The next HV album is to be all new tracks so I don't really see the difference of Alice recording /writing with Johnny Depp/Joe Perry and Alice writing/recording with those on the new album. Personally I really liked the HV covers album. Great forward classic rock. I would have preferred more obscure choices from the bands but it was good fun. Also I played it down to England and back and my 13 year old, who previously didn't listen to any music at all, got into classic rock, picked up the guitar and is now in a band. Although he prefers floyd and zeppelin to Alice.

I hope he does an album all about steven one day. Or possibly tie Steven and Gail stories together lol. That would be cool.

dadascot wrote:Personally I really liked the HV covers album. Great forward classic rock. I would have preferred more obscure choices from the bands but it was good fun.

I loved it, too. For many of us in the U.S., several of the songs were obscure choices. Before the HV album, I'd never heard "Itchycoo Park," "Jeepster," or "Cold Turkey." None of those were popular on rock radio in my area when I was growing up.

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