WOAH!!| FIRST TIME HEARING Alice Cooper - Poison REACTION
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- WOAH!!| FIRST TIME HEARING Alice Cooper - Poison REACTION
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What may surprise you about Alice is that he is a devout Christian who attends church regularly and does A LOT of charity for his community. His rock star persona is simply a character he created. His concerts are like a rock opera and they're very dark, fun, and theatrical. Shock rock ☺️
in the Phoenix Arizona area...
Plus, Vincent aka Alice Cooper is an avid golfer too. He took golfing after he gotten clean from addiction.
@@nonenone7250 yes, I loved it when he had the thrift shop there. He sold some of his own used clothing and a friend of mine bought one of his shirts for me and an autographed golf cap
His Dad was a preacher. His wife is a preacher's kid as well. Without Alice there would be no Kiss, no Rob Zombie or Marilyn Manson. I could do without Mr. Manson...just saying.
@@lisaharrington7423 I love that his wife still tours with him and is a part of his show. Total power couple.
Fun facts on Alice. He is a preacher’s kid. He attends church regularly. He and his wife have been married 46 yrs. He’s hasn’t drank alcohol for 39 yrs, never smoked and doesn’t do drugs. He’s an avid golfer. He hosts golf tournaments for charity. His name is Vincent Furnier. He says Alice Cooper is his character on stage.
dident he used to babysit tom cruise to?
Is it true he banged Raquel Welch or is it just urban legend?
You copied off the other guy lol or the other guy copied off you
@@OREZ22 don't know if you are talking to me but, I haven't copied anyone.
He got MegaDeath Sober.
74 years old and still killing it in concert!!! He has so many different sounds, you need to check out more!!
Hopefully they'll do "Schools Out."
He’s the 🐐
Alice Cooper Band recorded their 1st album (Pretties For You) in 1969. They were a 5 man band, Alice, Glun Buxton (Lead guitar), Michael Bruce (Rhythm guitar), Dennis Dunaway (Bass) & Neal Smith (Drums). They recorded their 7th and final album (Muscle Of Love) in 1973. Those 5, were on of the greatest rock bands ever. I do love this song and many of his solo recordings.
His song "School's Out" has been an anthem for the last 50 years that gets plenty of play every May/June--for obvious reasons. Some more of his classics include: "Under My Wheels" "No More Mr. Nice Guy" "I'm Eighteen" "Only Women Bleed"
Elected is a good one. I also really really liked 'The Last Temptation' album. I know it's not his most popular, but to me it hits the mark. Also, Billion Dollar Babies.
I would strongly agree with all these suggestions.
Please do only women bleed 🩸
“You and Me” for a softer side of Uncle Alice.
A friend of mine back when he was on high school was dared to test out the schools new security system. So he took the principal up on his challenge. He got into the school, put on a pot of coffee for the principal and swapped the national anthem for “Schools Out”. He waited for the principal in his office with his feet on his desk and said “good morning sir”. During opening exercises when the “anthem” started and it wasn’t. My friend got called to the office over the PA by his last name!
This is by no means Alice's best song. His early 70's music is phenomenal. This was his 80's metal transition.
His 80s albums Flush the Fashion and Special Forces really would not be considered metal, but both are solid rock albums. Great songs on both albums.
@@johngreen5570 I preferred Special Forces over Flush the Fashion, but I always liked DaDa and felt it didn't get enough attention. Still, nothing really beat his 70' run. Hell, I love the From The Inside album and think it's another unappreciated gem from Alice.
@@LiberalsArePoop From the Inside is killer
@@kevinsizemore2053 you might laugh, but I just love Millie & Billie - it sounds so sweet, but the two of them are lunatics!!! Awesome song.
@@LiberalsArePoop It is a great Duet, I love it too
Alice Cooper is nicest person you could ever meet.
No lie. I've seen tons of interviews with him, and he never has a mean thing to say about anybody.
Alice Cooper: The King of shock rock:
- Pardon me
- Feed my Frankenstein
- Schools put
- Hey stupid
- loves a loaded gun
- No more Mr nice guy
- I'm eighteen
- Welcome to my Nightmare
Just to name a few great songs
Now for a completely different side of Alice Cooper, listen to “You and me” from 1977. One of the sweetest love songs ever ❤️
This song doesn't get the respect it deserves.
I was about to recommend this one too. I think it’s one of his best. Luckily I have a back up song. Lol
"I Never Cry" is my favourite by him. Another under rated ballad.
And he did that one on The Muppets too.
@@brianl8481 indeed.. he sang it to Miss Piggy. That was my intro to Alice Cooper when I was 10 years old. I've been hooked ever since and was front row center for his show on my 19th birthday.
Alice has a super group also. The Hollywood Vampires. Which is mainly Him (Alice Cooper) Joe Perry of Aerosmith and Johnny Depp who is AMAZING!!.
Guys Alice Cooper is 74 years old and lives in Phoenix Arizona, Alice Cooper is an American singer, songwriter, and actor whose career spans over 54 years. With a raspy voice and a stage show that features numerous props and stage illusions, including pyrotechnics. He has eleven Grammy nominations, two Grammys, and is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame since 2011. PS: he and Ozzy have been hard-core rocking the USA for a long time.
Alice is actually one of thefriendlias t guys you could ever met - he is also an avid golfer
Other Great songs by Alice Cooper you may enjoy are: Schools Out, I'm 18, I never Cry, Feed MY Frankenstein, Hey Stoopid and many others. Alice was the orginal shock rocker before Marilyn Manson and Rob Zombie.
Next should definitely be "Feed My Frankenstein".
Welcome to My Nightmare! and yes, Feed My Frankenstein.
Billion dollar babies
Rob Zombie wishes he was Alice Cooper...
Alice was doing "Goth" before anyone knew what that was. He was all into this style and it drove his music. Good artist.
Alice is the Master Macabre showman! He was THE shock rock musician. Some of his songs include "Billion Dollar Babies", "Elected" "No More Mr. Nice Guy", "Under My Wheels" and of course "School's Out" (and many, many more). His stage shows used to feature a beheading in a guillotine, a hanging at a gallows and almost anything to get a rise out of whoever he could shock. Very intelligent guy and super nice. Consummate showman. Definitely check out more of Alice! He also fronts The Hollywood Vampires with Johnny Depp!
This song was co-written by Desmond Child, who helped to revive the careers of so many 80s bands. Desmond co-wrote songs for Bon Jovi, Aerosmith, Cher, and Joan Jett among others. If you hear or heard a new song on the radio, you knew Desmond was a co-writer by the sound of the music.
While Alice is best known for his hard rocking songs like “welcome to my nightmare “, “schools out “, “eighteen”, he had is biggest successes with his ballads “you and me”, “only women bleed”.
My 2 favourites for sure 😀
♥ You and me is one of the most beautiful songs ever, weirdly it's very rare to hear about (8 0
Alice Cooper is known as the Godfather of shock rock.
It was originally the name of the band when they formed in 1964. When they broke up in 1975, lead singer Vincent Furnier adopted the name and commenced a long solo career.
This song was 1989.
What was the name of the snake?
@@itsmedino Hey Dino. No clue what the snake's name is. He's probably had more than 1.
@@itsmedino Damian I Believe it was killed in WWF when it was bought in to scare Andre The Giant
Wife here..Loved Loved This tune in the eighties..My Husband digs his earlier hits..Interesting fact..Kip Winger of Winger fame of late eighties started with Alice Cooper!!..(Bassist)..Mr. Cooper encouraged Kip Winger to go out on his own!! So Cool!!..My Husband and I were fortunate enough to meet Kip Winger...Great Guy!!
Come back song of the year 1989. Thanks to Denise for a great night to this song :)
Alice Cooper wrote this during his struggle with alcoholism, and refers to substance dependency.
Alice is still touring! He also has an evening syndication fm radio show every night. He knew everybody in the rock business. And he is a great golfer!!
He is also part of the Hollywood Vampires with Joe Perry and Johnny Depp and a few others who are tour as well.
Yeah, isn't he a scratch golfer? And by all accounts, a really genuine, warm, friendly guy.
One of the nicest men off stage, on stage he becomes ALICE, the master of nightmares shock rock and a legend. Now you have met Alice you must look back way back at his Welcome To My Nightmare days. He is a brilliant entertainer and has always surrounded himself with the absolute best musicians to take you on his horror train. He was due to perform in Australia at the time we had our horror firestorm season when our whole country was on fire, he flew in himself and his band early to perform at a charity concert along with Queen and a huge line up inc KD Lang who flew here to perform 2 songs back in 2020, a true gentleman and loved for many years
Keep Safe Keep Strong. 🦘🦘🦘🦘🎶🎶🎶🎶
This is a milder track from Alice Cooper, try the earlier stuff, 'Sick Things', 'Billion Dollar Babies', 'School's Out', 'Elected', 'I Love The Dead', etc. 🙂
Cooper is sometimes called the Grandfather of Punk. He has inspired many, many artists (like KISS, Rob Zombie, etc) and has a very good catalog, especially his stuff from 1972-1978. Try Welcome To My Nightmare, Billion Dollar Babies, School's Out and No More Mister Nice Guy.
Also his softer stuff - You and Me - How you gonna see me now - Only Women Bleed
His old stuff is classic
I get a kick out of peoples reaction to "Mary Ann", the ending line always throws them for a loop
He dresses like a nightmare but he's got a great sense of humor, you hear that more in School's Out. He's got a song called Go to He** and yes he's taking to you, but it's funny. At least I think so. Anyway this is one of his more modern, polished songs, his earlier songs are more gritty and rebellious.
Emmanuel makes some very good song choices to follow up with.
Alice Cooper (real name: Vince Furnier) is a local hero. He was born in my hometown of Phoenix, Arizona, went to high school here, and is the only rock legend I've actually MET. He's the nicest guy you could meet, willing to talk sports or music with anybody, anytime. And the dude is WICKED funny. "Poison" is one of his biggest hits, but he's probably best known for "School's Out", a song every teenager learned to sing as summer vacation approached. Thanks for reacting!
Alice Cooper was born in Detroit.
He was a D.J., there, too. He had "Nights with Alice Cooper", on the local Rock station. He had Cooperstown, for a while. I heard about it, when I lived there, but never got to go and eat there.
@@neillenet291 You're right. Huh. But he DID definitely grow up on Phoenix. He went to Cortez HIgh School, which was a ten-minute drive from my house.
@@RayfordRaySiegel I did get to eat there. Great food, lots of music and baseball memorabilia. It's still there, in downtown Phoenix, not far from where the Diamondbacks play their home games.
@@Shrykespeare,
Oh, okay. I looked it up, but I saw that it was closed. Is that near the Harley shop?
alice cooper paved the way for rob zombie and marilyn manson he was shocking audiences before ozzy was biting the heads off bats glad he still going strong
I didn't see cooper until about 7 years ago. His show is one of the best. I have seen him 4 times since. My young daughter absolutely loved it.
If you haven't heard School's Out, then you haven't heard Alice Cooper's signature song! But he has so many great songs, some heavy rocking and quite a few mellow ones as well. If you want to hear some very mellow music from Alice Cooper, you can check out I Never Cry or You and Me. Those songs are completely 100% opposite from this one.
Don't forget about "Hell is Living Without You"!!!
Alice has been making music since the mid 60’s. He influenced KISS, if you can believe that. Great live shows!
Alice Cooper is a rock legend and an amazing human being!
Ahhhhhhhhh - LOVE him - Alice Cooper is wonderful - thank you SO much - he's actually been on the Muppet Show and had SUCH fun too
Alice Cooper is a legendary shock rocker whose stage theatrics include chainsawing doll babies, cutting his own head off with a guillotine, and having a mock Frankenstein lab that reanimates a corpse! His stage shows are amazing and his songs are as well. Please do a review of "The Ballad of Dwight Fry", "School's Out", "I'm Eighteen", "Only Women Bleed", "Hello, Hooray", "Feed My Frankenstein", "Billion Dollar Babies", "No More Mister Nice Guy", and "Bed of Nails", "
And Steven.
@@maxzzyzx8038 Yes, I think that Steven is his creepiest song.
@@RoarOfWolverine my fav
Alice Cooper started the whole "Shock Rock" genre without him there wouldn't be Marilyn Manson. He has loads of hits to look into. His most popular one is "School's Out", it was always played on the bus on the last day of school back in the day, it was an actual tradition.
Alice Cooper's stage persona is all theater. His real life is something else. He is known for helping fellow musicians with addiction problems. He himself is a recovering alcoholic and a born again Christian.
I got to see him live in Shreveport LA. IN 77, must ck out ,"Schools Out" this message shows were truly theatrical. From the Boas constrictor, to the Giyatine, truly awesome shows, it helps when you have BACK STAGE PASSES,, THANK YOU ALICE....
Alice Cooper is a living legend with a huge library of great music. His live show is still my favorite concerts ever
Alice's Cooper has been around a long time and is still going strong. His show is one of the best live acts you'll ever see. Welcome to my Nightmare is my favourite Album, especially the dialogue by Vincent Price.
Alice's persona and theatrical show overshadow the fact that he makes some great music. His band is always composed of musicians at the top of their game. No matter what he's performing, Alice is never, ever boring.
Alice Cooper was the first rock concert I ever attended. He came out hanging onto a very high four poster bed singing “Welcome to my Nightmare”.
Welcome to my nightmare 🎶
I think you’re gonna to like it 🎶
I think you’re gonna feel you belong. 😎
"Poison" (released 17 April 1989) was Alice Cooper's 1st Top !0 Single since "You and Me" in 1977. Alice Cooper is best known for early 1970's hits like "I'm Eighteen (1970), '"School's Out" (1972), "Elected" (1972), and "No More Mister Nice Guy" (1973).
You have to do Halo of flies, it's the older music of Alice Cooper.
Jay will love it is old school hard rock.
I think it's his best.
Yeah, Alice actually had a bunch of "you've got to hear this" songs. Unfortunately, for me, Poison is a little far down that list. I'd add the deeper but still well-known tracks, Billion Dollar Babies and Welcome to My Nightmare.
You and me & School's out are damn good songs aswell 🎇
Just saw him in concert last September. He is still rockin on and has one of the best female guitarists around.
Nita is amazing
He’s been around since early KISS! He spans multiple decades. LEGEND!
ALICE COOPER IS A VERY VERY SMART MAN .AND PROBABLY ONE OF THE MOST FRIENDLIEST AND GENUINE MAN YOU COULD EVER MEET. I MET HIM TWICE AND HE WAS THE SAME PERSON. HE LIVES HIS BAND AND ESPECIALLY HIS FANS.
I love this song. Alice was 25 Years into his career when he released this album. He's Back (the man behind the mask), School's Out, Feed My Frankenstein.... All amazing. The original Shock Rocker!
Alice Cooper when he got clean and rededicated his life to Jesus, he did a whole album on that subject, which is really good called "The Last Temptation". I love the last lines of the last song on the album called "Cleansed by Fire"...
Yeah, what about me, little me
You lose and I win
You couldn't suck me in
It's over, you have no power
You're lost
And I'm found
And I'm Heaven bound
Go back to where you belong
To where you fell
Go to hell
A message to the Devil.
Victory through Jesus!
Alice is from Phoenix and he is one of the nicest and most generous peoplein the world. I’ve met him several times. He walks around in public like normal without trying to hide. Everyone loves Alice in the Phoenix Metro area.
One if the nicest guys I've ever met! I've met quite a few musicians and he's seriously just a cool person...very down to earth. You want some screaming..."School's Out For Summer" and "Feed My Frankenstein"
You have to go back 50 years and check out some of Alice's original work in the early 70s. School's Out, 18 and so many others.
Under my wheel, Only Women Bleed, No More Mr. Nice Guy and, of course, School's Out are fantastic Alice Cooper tunes. So glad you enjoyed him and weren't freaked out. Another slow one is You and Me. Great tune.
All my Faves Tim!
The radical left says men bleed...
Amen brother they need to listen to the classics
Poison also mean breaking up or staying away from a big addiction(drinking, drugs, smoking, sex etc.). I wasn't sold on Alice Cooper until one day friends brought me to one of his concert, been hooked ever since. Each song on stage has a theatrical scene, if you love theatre this group is for you it has it all. Double Awesome !
Hubby and I saw Alice 4 years ago in Houston (along with Deep Purple). Most fun show ever!! I've loved him since high school and I'm 61 y/o now! Lol!
So many songs by Alice Cooper worth giving a listen, one I haven't seen in the comments is Only women bleed. I started following Alice in the late 60's he is a icon. His music still strong on radio after 50 plus year's.
I was just thinking you should do Alice Cooper. Should listen to Eighteen. Only Women Bleed. He does have a radio show. It's pretty good.
I totally forgot about 'Only Women Bleed'. So deep.
Thank you for playing Poison. This is my favorite Alice Cooper song. Alice is awesome.
The first time I heard Alice Cooper was in my cousin's beat up VW cruising the streets of Salt Lake City while on vacation the summer of my 18th year, 1972. My cousin put in the 8 track of the album, "Killer," and I was hooked for life!!! Later, I went to BYU in 1973 and on the last day of my freshman year, 1974, I stacked my two huge speakers up against the 5 inch opening of my dorm window and blasted out "School's Out" (it was a high rise dorm and nobody could open their window more than 5 inches, lol). Alice Cooper, real name Vincent Damon Furnier, is a wonderful person who has overcome alcohol addiction and has been married to his wife since 1976. He is a shrewd businessman and has always gone the extra mile to make sure that concertgoers get 150% more than what they paid for. He has always been involved in charitable events and is quite the golfer as well! With Poison, you guys have only touched the tip of the iceberg! Check out "School's Out" and "Billion Dollar Babies." Welcome to my Nightmare is also a fun album too!
Alice puts on one of the best live shows you'll ever see. If he's playing near you go along, you won't regret it.
Alice Cooper was my mom's favorite Rocker ever. Growing up listening to her music. I knew every word to Cold Ethyl at the age of 4 , a disturbing song about having sex with the dead ! No child that young should've even heard the song , much less have it memorized.
This was off his Trash album which was his career comeback .he released Trash while I was in High School. I love Alice. That man is a God live onstage. Have seen him in concert 4 times.
Always an incredible, amazing show.
There's a song that I recently discovered, sung by a band that I never heard of that I thought would be perfect for him to cover. Have you heard "Timothy", by The Buoys?
@@RayfordRaySiegel never heard of them.
@@talon7132,
Listen to the song. It's messed up. After listening to it, check out who wrote it. You would never think it was written by that person.
Definitely my fav song by Uncle Alice... but I love "School's Out", "Hello Hooray", "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and "I'm Eighteen" as well.
Alice cooper has been a family friend of my family since i have been a kid my father and Alice has been friends since they were young ....i remember him coming over and practicing in the house i grew up in in Phoenix AZ and even went to Cortez high school where Alice went to high school .and to this day i go to every Alice cooper Az concert he does he is a very special and wonderful man...Keep on Rock'n ...
He has so many great songs he has been around since the early 70’s and is still around . Here is a few songs you and me is a softer side and strange side is Feed my Frankenstein and welcome to my nightmare and only women bleed
Two tidbits… Poison isn’t about a girl. It’s a song about alcohol addiction. It sounds like a love song but it’s a warning. Alice Cooper was in one of my all time favorite horror movies called “Prince of Darkness.” It’s not for the faint of heart but it’s a really cool 80s horror movie.
So many cool Alice Cooper songs to check out! I’m Eighteen, Schools Out, Welcome To My Nightmare, and Feed My Frankenstein are some of his more known songs but you should really checkout the song Brutal Planet.
YES! Welcome to My Nightmare!
It may be about alcohol addiction, but it fit's my ex to a T !
His masterpiece is Only Women Bleed...but Poison is a close second.
Sorry but his song tltled album Brutal Planet was too heavy and thrash metal for my taste although I kinda liked the ballad Take It Like A Woman off it
That makes sense. Back in the day when this first came out I thought it was about a woman. Singing about a relationship that he knows is bad for him, she's poison to him, but he's addicted to her and can't leave her.
Everything Alice is worth reacting to. PLEASE do more!
You’ll find Alice Cooper on the golf course on the weekdays, in concert on Friday, and Saturday and at church on Sunday.
“Alice” is a super nice guy. It really comes through during his interview concerning Glen Campbell’s passing. They were great friends and his recounting of their picture taken by photo radar and still hanging on the wall at the Scottsdale Police Department is great.
He was very good friends with Glen Campbell, an artist you've yet to react to, so here are three to get you going: "Wichita Lineman" "Gentle on the Mind" "Rhinestone Cowboy"
I was just thinking about that. I remember seeing him talking about Glen Campbell, on the documentary, about his Alzheimer's disease.
Add By the Time I Get to Phoenix to that list, too
Glen could play anything. A member of the famous Wrecking Crew.
@@adamsher2538 Even the bagpipes - have you heard him do Mull of Kintyre?
Glen Campbell was one of the greatest guitarists!
Originally, the band was called Alice Cooper. But over time, the lead singer, Vincent Furnier, morphed into Alice. His stage shows are legendary. I saw him twice in concert. He ran his microphone stand threw the local newspaper photographer and Alice himself was beheaded with A guillotine. Pretty epic.
Jim Morrison's drinking buddy - in fact, the legend goes - Roadhouse Blues' line "woke up this morning and got myself a beer" comes from an "early" phone call between the Lizard King & Alice....he's a rock legend....
I have an Alice Cooper story.
The summer before their first album was released, they played a free concert, at night, on the Mall in Washington DC. At the end of "Black Juju", after a long instrumental section in which Alice and the other band members snaked in and out, back and forth, Alice sprung forward, front and center, threw up his arms and shouted, "Black juju". From his right hand erupted a rocket, which streaked high into the sky. The crowd went wild. I think all eyes but mine where on the stage. I followed the rockets trajectory as it burnt out, arced over and descended through the limbs of a tree and crashed into the back of the neck of a hefty, balding middle age man in bermuda shorts, knocking him forward a step and sending a huge shower of sparks down in front of his shirt.
I honestly think I was the only witness.
His live concerts are a theatre show of awesomeness!!! Last time I saw him live it was an outdoor venue & it blew my mind. ALICE COOPER is 1 of our Rock Gods.
This song was released in 1989. Check out “No More Mr. Nice Guy” from 1973. For that record, the band was called Alice Cooper. After they split he kept using the stage name. Eventually he even legally changed it to Alice Cooper. Cooper’s music and stage shows are more “theatrical horror” so he didn’t really get as much radio play as other rock bands in the 70s. But even in 1983 every teenager knew who he was.
I don’t know if you two will ever read this, I watched Alice Cooper being interviewed decades ago. He was saying how impressed he was with the Bee Gees and their ability to write good music.! 😂
Y'all should check out "Feed My Frankenstein", by him, too.
Please recycle
I'm wondering who will get that.
“I want to hurt you just to hear you calling my name”. One of my favorite lines ever in a rock song! Imagine wanting someone so bad that you’d do anything to hear her say your name….even if it’s pain. Thank you so much for reacting to this and pointing out that line!
Just saw him in concert with Ace Frehley (Kiss) 2 years ago. Man is in his 70’s and still puts on a “killer” show!
Glen Campbell was one of Alice's best friends before he died. Alice and Glen attended church together and their families did lots of stuff together and he and Glen played golf with each other for years! Alice was one of the first people to notice something not right with Glen before he was diagonsed with Alzheimers. Check out more Alice Cooper. Lots of suggestions in the comments so no need to repeat them here. I would also suggest you do a "deep dive" into Glen Campbell. A truly remarkable talent and one of the greatest guitarist in either rock or country!! He was a member of the Wrecking Crew!! A group of studio musicians that played on most of the major albums , across all genre's in the 1960's and early 70's.
Some of Alice's best songs are as follows: Feed My Frankenstein (can be heard in Wayne's World); He's Back (can be heard in Friday the 13th: Pt 6); School's Out for the Summer; No More Mr. Nice Guy (can be heard in the remake of the movie Dark Shadows); Only Women Bleed (also done by female rocker, Lita Ford), and I'm Eighteen.
Nah, they are his most popular songs. His best songs are dead babies and billion dollar Baby.
Can't go wrong when Alice sings about babies.
@@musicointempero2256 Popular usually means best because more people liked them for them to have become popular.
@@tamiramos5873 that's straight up an argument from population logical fallacy. Do you think floor is a better singer than let's say, lady gaga? Because what you just said means lady gaga is a better singer because she has more fans...when technically, floor is actually better based on having a larger skill set, the size of their fan base is irrelevant.
Just because more people believe something to be true, doesn't change whether it's true or not. Since opinion is subjective, it's not useful in a skill-based analysis. I was simply saying their best (objectively based on skill required) songs are not those you mentioned, they are just the most popular.
Ballad of dwight fry is also great and in Dark Shadows too.
I love this song!! It’s the first song I learned to play on guitar 🎸 💕💕💕🎶💕💕💕
Alice Cooper's shows are THEEEE-ATRICAL! Lots of pseudo horror and good-humored shock. I don't know a ton about them, as I've never seen him/them in concert, but apparently his daughter played roles in the showmanship of his concerts for a long time.
I became a fan in 73; when the album “Billion dollar babies” was released. This album is pure gold!
Some great songs like “elected”, “hello hooray”, “I love the dead” and “billion dollar babies”!!!
Donovan (the British folksinger) is in the choir!
Please listen to “Billion dollar babies” first!
"How are you gonna see me now" is a whole other dimension of his voice. Definitely a must.
Talk about a contrast song! I love it!
"You and Me"
His ballads are his best work...! "I Never Cry", "You and Me", "Only Women Bleed"
Another aside about Alice: he was neighbors and friends with comic actor Groucho Marx, and used to go to his house and watch old movies and drink beer with him, then tuck him in after he fell asleep.
In my opinion, Alice Cooper’s best work can be found on the albums Love It To Death, Killer, and Billion Dollar Babies. These albums were recorded in the early 70s. The song Poison, as some one mentioned earlier, was an attempt by Cooper to be relevant in the 80s. Some of Coopers early songs that rock - Under My Wheels, You Drive Me Nervous, Halo Of Flies, and Billion Dollar Babies…
Extremely well written, composed and produced song. Desmond Child had a great hand in it.
I love Alice Cooper!!! I've seen him live too, he's awesome! Super nice guy IRL too.
Love the album this is from too, has 2 other hits on it: House of Fire & Only My Heart Talkin. You gotta do Schools Out, Eighteen, Hey Stoopid, Feed My Frankenstein... so many!
AC was the original Shock Rocker, he paved the way for Kiss, Rob Zombie, Gwar, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, he was the OG of all of that Metal that is closely tied to Horror.
I had the pleasure to meet Alice Cooper at a charity golf tournament, he's great golfer my only regret is that he didn't play in his stage makeup. Then met him again at a halloween show he did with Rob Zombie and both times he was cool as could be.
I lived in Phoenix my whole life, and if you're a busy body in Phoenix, you will run into Alice Cooper at some point. Alice had a scream park in Phoenix during the Halloween holiday. He wasn't born here, but he's called Arizona his home for 40+ years. He loves to talk to people, he's not agitated at all by fans. Very welcoming.
I would recommend “Fire” by the Mad World of Arthur Brown. This song form the late ‘60s was groundbreaking and very influential on a lot of the artists you have played.
Crazy world of Arthur Brown.
Alice is a rock icon and is still kickin A performing at 74 years young... Saw him the 1st time in 1976 and numerous times since..... No more Mr. niceguy.....schools out....Im 18, and under my wheels are among my favorites . check them out, oh and I'l never cry and only women bleed
He added guitarist Nita Strauss, blonde bombshell that absolutely shreds. Watch her version of Poison... 🔥
I saw Alice Cooper several times in the 70's. Always a great show and great music!
I've seen Alice and his band 4 times in concert over the years, and he never disappoints! Always the best and he loves his fans.
8:45 Amber says “That’s what I was going to say. He looks like he belongs in a scary movie that you wouldn’t watch.” You are correct, Amber!!! And he was! He played a creepy homeless dude that killed a guy using a bike in John Carpenter’s The Prince Of Darkness. Great atmospheric, intellectual horror film. You should watch it for your move channel.
Alice Cooper is definitely out there. This has an 80s sound but his earlier 70's stuff was amazing and songs like Schools Out (an actual anthem for us who grew up in the 70s every year at end of the school year), I'm Eighteen, Billion Dollar Babys, Teenage Lament '74, Under My Wheels, Welcome to My Nightmare. His music could be heavy but accessible, in other words it had melody and you could sing to it while it kicked your backside. He did ballads too, like Only Women Bleed. He is a deep rabbit hole.
This is 80's Alice Cooper. This song came out in 1989 and was on his 18th Album titles "Trash" Alice Cooper has been rocking since the late 1960's with several big hits through the 1970's & 80's. He is quite the showman, and a lot of his concerts are super theatrical. His looks (creepy as you said) has been his signature for a long time, although lately he has lightened up on the makeup a bit. But yes, check out more of his music. One song you should check out is call " The Ballad of Dwight Fry", do an audio version so you can understand the song, but but be sure to check out the live version from the LA Greek Theater. But don't worry, the nurse is actually portrayed by his wife.
Alice Cooper’s friend, Arthur Brown, was more shocking than Alice.
“Fire” by Arthur Brown is something you have to see.. Live version includes his head being on fire. It’s a great song as well. Many people Will remember and comment on it.
He did an album called "Tales From the Inside." It was inspired by the time he voluntarily spent in a treatment facility, (some say insane asylum). You need to listen to that album from start to finish to really understand it, but the song on it that stands out to me is titled "How You Gonna See Me Now." Alice is generally known as a rocker, but people forget just how many hits he had with his ballads. This song showcases a softer side, and show off just what a great voice he has.
Great album. So many great songs👏👏👏
I remember him talking about that and saying he was the only one in there for alcoholism and everyone else was in there for...as he put it...killing their grandmother and making a pie out of her.
Alice worked with the background singers for two solid weeks before he considered it good enough to record. And now at 75 years old he has a new album releasing in August.
To watch a full concert of his is wildly entertaining! Uses lots of props and special effects!
His older music gained a resurgence in the late 80s, so he released a new album. This was one of the singles off of it. Brought him a whole new wave of fans about 10 to 15 years younger than his original fan base. I've been lucky enough to see him in concert recently and he still kicks ass.
I was in grade 7 when this song was released and it remains one of my favourite songs to blast while driving by myself so I can belt it out!