New Rock Biography Series on A&E--Alice Cooper

[DirtyDiamonds25]

Premiering Sunday, June 23 at 10 p.m. ET, "Biography: Alice Cooper" explores the highs and lows of an incredible journey and genre defining artist. Shock rock, hard rock, amazing rock — Alice Cooper and his pioneering group have been described as the founders of it all. From a kid with asthma in Detroit who had an obsession with art and performance to one of the most celebrated characters in music history as the frontman of the groundbreaking ALICE COOPER group to the challenges of addiction that turned the man into a character with the desire to offend, the special delves into the incredible career and legacy of a rock icon and his legendary band.

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[VinceRaven]

Interesting to see "group" mentioned twice and "band" once, implying that a generous amount of attention will be given to the original guys. It might not prove to be the case, but you never know.

[Si]

Interesting to see "group" mentioned twice and "band" once, implying that a generous amount of attention will be given to the original guys. It might not prove to be the case, but you never know.

Pretty much EVERY documentary on Alice spends the majority of screen time on the original band and WTMN, with a bit about addiction, and a mention of the comeback tacked on the end.
It's by far the most interesting period, but has been retold to death by this point.

[VinceRaven]

Interesting to see "group" mentioned twice and "band" once, implying that a generous amount of attention will be given to the original guys. It might not prove to be the case, but you never know.

Pretty much EVERY documentary on Alice spends the majority of screen time on the original band and WTMN, with a bit about addiction, and a mention of the comeback tacked on the end.
It's by far the most interesting period, but has been retold to death by this point.

Now you mention it...

[Daggers & Contracts]

Interesting to see "group" mentioned twice and "band" once, implying that a generous amount of attention will be given to the original guys. It might not prove to be the case, but you never know.

Pretty much EVERY documentary on Alice spends the majority of screen time on the original band and WTMN, with a bit about addiction, and a mention of the comeback tacked on the end.
It's by far the most interesting period, but has been retold to death by this point.

Now you mention it...

Spot On Si !
However, I will watch just about any OG rehash to glean that Nugget I had forgotten or was unaware of!