I made a sort of “alternate version” of the Brutal Planet album… The photo shown here would be the album cover.

* Made an interlude where I took “the controller” from brutally live, removed the audience, and as he says “planet” at the end the song crossfades in.
* I switched some of the tracks around, put “pick up the bones” at the end cause it just made sense and sounds better as a closer than “cold machines”.
* “can’t sleep” is from the BP sessions although it shows up as a bonus track on DT deluxe edition. So I put it into the album with an interlude like the first track, it’s a fade in/ 27 sec creepy carnival ambience, an abrupt end with 3 seconds of silence then the song.

Putting it all together now, an upload will be coming soon!

New tracklist:
1. The Controller / Brutal Planet
2. Sanctuary
3. Wicked Young Man
4. Gimme
5. Blow Me a Kiss
6. Cold Machines
7. Take It Like a Woman
8. It's the Little Things
9. Carnival of doom / Can’t sleep, Clowns Will Eat Me
10. Pessi-Mystic
11. Eat Some More
12. Pick Up the Bones

Hope it ain't too bad

'Alice Cooper is a character, like Jekyll and Hyde'

Hi guys.

So I got into vinyls and my starting goal was to get almost all of Alice's album on vinyl

(Not getting road or eyes as they don't scratch my itch personally)

And I've noticed especially on the brutal and dragon vinyls I have, they have so much more base the the original CDs my dad owns.

Now I'd love to record them off the vinyl but don't have the right deck for it and don't particularly was to shell out a load of bones for a new one.

Is there anywhere online I'd be able to even find the vinyl mix for his albums. Even just a YouTube playlist.

Alice Cooper collaborator Steve Vai in this clip!

https://archive.org/details/dreamclinichorrorween2017onwmnf88.5fmintampafl

Alice Cooper HORRORWEEN from WMNF 88.5FM in Tampa,Fl 2017

Is there anywhere to get one that’s not crazily overpriced?

Alice Cooper can see his influence on death metal – and he think it’s great

The Coop’s new book has got me thinking. I’m quite a superfan, but after Golf Monster, biographies and endless interviews, I feel I’ve heard most of his stories. I’m more interested in the other band members’ perspectives now. Mind you, the stories change! Neal says the name came from a Ouija board, Alice says otherwise. He played down drugs before acknowledging the cocaine addiction. His recovery sometimes sounds like one miracle, although he’s also described treatment and relapse. I wonder whether he avoids certain stories because, as a Christian, he doesn’t want to encourage people. Only a thought. I’m an atheist myself, but I think he means well. I enjoy the mythology anyway. I also wonder whether sharing the singer’s name cost the band recognition. With Sabbath and Ozzy, you know the difference. Did casual fans even notice Alice Cooper splitting or reuniting? I generally prefer their writing together, although Welcome to My Nightmare was fantastic. I’d like more from the band. Anyone else?

Today (Oct. 17) marks Motionless in White frontman Chris "Motionless" Cerulli's 40th birthday, while last week Halestorm frontwoman Lzzy Halestorm celebrated her birthday. That reminds me of the time I saw both singers and their respective bands join Alice Cooper onstage for a rousing performance of "School's Out" at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, NJ, on Aug. 15, 2019. I've seen Alice Cooper live many times over the past 30 years (he was, after all, my first ever concert at 7 years old), but this is the only time I can ever recall seeing him play a song with the opening acts. It made this particular performance even more special (as if seeing Alice Cooper, Halestorm and Motionless in White on the same tour wasn't unique enough).

Check out this clip of them playing "School's Out" together at the PNC Bank Arts Center, and stay tuned for more things to come from this space (including stories from concerts like this)!

16 years ago today (Oct. 16), I saw Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie play the DCU Center in Worcester, Mass. as part of their Halloween Hootenanny Tour with openers the Murderdolls (featuring Joey Jordison, who was also playing drums in Zombie's band that year). Head over to I Heard Bruce Might Show Up's Substack (link below) to see a ton of photos I took of the Gruesome Twosome of Shock Rock that evening, as well as to find out how I ended up with then-Alice Cooper guitarist Damon Johnson's guitar pick after the show:

https://iheardbrucemightshowup.substack.com/p/that-time-i-saw-alice-cooper-and

And stay tuned for more things to come from this space, including stories from concerts like this!

Apparently, Alice will be on BBC Breakfast at 8.50 am this morning talking about the new auto biography.

Probably be available on Iplayer later

Hi all! I recieved my Constrictor print tshirt, but...i dont know if its just me but his face looks overly...saturated and bad quality or is it just my eyes betraying me? Is anyone else having this issue with their tshirts? I mean i like it of course its my first official tshirt i ordered trought he merch shop but...i dunno? My tshirt is the first photo, the 2nd one is a screenshot from the merch page