GREATEST HITS sleeve
Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2021 10:53 am
Hello Mr Dunaway,
Thanks again for investing Your time on this forum. My ACG journey really started when I found GH on cassette in an Army Post Exchange (AKA a PX) a few days after Christmas of 1974. Having an early December birthday (12/7), I certainly had extra cash to get this, even at a whopping $2.50. My Mom questioned Me "...that's a lot of money to spend on Alice Cooper!", but after checking the track listing, I was given the OK. I was taken into a new (and better) world and haven't left since.
Got the album on vinyl for convience sake a few years later and truly enjoyed the inner sleeve with all the old movie stars and liked the caricature of the 5 of You in front. I'm sure it was for humor , but a sign shows the jobs all of You did and Yours mentioned "Brakes". I know all of You enjoyed your cars, but did You have any mechanic skills also?
Thanks very much
TL
Thanks again for investing Your time on this forum. My ACG journey really started when I found GH on cassette in an Army Post Exchange (AKA a PX) a few days after Christmas of 1974. Having an early December birthday (12/7), I certainly had extra cash to get this, even at a whopping $2.50. My Mom questioned Me "...that's a lot of money to spend on Alice Cooper!", but after checking the track listing, I was given the OK. I was taken into a new (and better) world and haven't left since.
Got the album on vinyl for convience sake a few years later and truly enjoyed the inner sleeve with all the old movie stars and liked the caricature of the 5 of You in front. I'm sure it was for humor , but a sign shows the jobs all of You did and Yours mentioned "Brakes". I know all of You enjoyed your cars, but did You have any mechanic skills also?
Thanks very much
TL