#@alicecooper

[radiolewes]

Back to the Rockin' The Decades series. This time it's the 90s. The 90s were not a decade that I enjoyed, musically, at the time. But with a wealth of music now available on line I've caught up with some of the stuff i missed and developed a much greater appreciation for 90s rock.

[anikorsmthnidk]

I want to love you but I better not touch

I want to hold you but my senses tell me to stop

I want to kiss you but I want it too much

I want to taste you but your lips are venomous poison

You're poison running through my veins

You're poison, I don't want to break these chains

[amusingalicecooperpics]

Merry Christmas Eve and happy holidays to all the Sick Things !

[punk70]

Alice Cooper and Joey Ramone of The Ramones at The Ritz in NYC. March 12, 1990. ©Bob Gruen

[longliverockback]

Alice Cooper Billion Dollar Babies  2024 Warner Brothers —————————————————

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[alicecooperownsmysoul]

I get to see Alice again in concert tonight 😍😍

[biracy]

DaDa (1983) is such a good and interesting album precisely because no one has any idea what's going on with it. It is SO clearly a concept album a la Welcome to My Nightmare (where maybe not All of the songs are connected to the concept but there is definitely an ongoing character and theme being explored) but because no one, including the guy who made it, has ANY idea what's going on with it, it's much harder to pick apart and analyze and just like, understand. I don't think that's a fault of the album - it's the most appealing part of that whole era of his career to me, that blurriness, the unclearness of intent, the inability to clearly recall what exactly these albums are supposed to be about, and DaDa definitely feels like it's supposed to be about something. It adds to that "creep factor", which many Alice Cooper albums try to tap into, in a probably-not-completely-intentional way. It leaves so much up to interpretation that "audience interpretation" is really the only way to get anything close to a full picture out of it. There's no TV special or Neil Gaiman comic book like Welcome to My Nightmare has, there's no special themed tour, there's not a single live performance of any of these songs to base anything off of (the way there usually is for his other more "narrative" or conceptual work). Maybe the purest way to achieve "death of the author" is to not have the author die (as author's intent can still be preserved after death, tbh), but to have done so much coke during production that he cannot remember what the thing was about in the first place. Anyway listen to DaDa it's cool

[androgynousninjalover]

[jensomniac]

[circusrockmag]

March 8, 1971: The Alice Cooper band released Love It To Death.

I'm Eighteen

📽️ https://youtu.be/oassb7gg694 📺

🎪

The original CIRCUS Magazine Official Website is👇

🖥️ https://www.circusrockmag.com/dynamic-library 📱

[sophienapier]

Why did no one tell me that Art The Clown (David Howard Thornton) and Alice Cooper met !!!??

I love them both so much and literally screamed when i saw these pictures

[j-tillow]

Happy Birthday Alice Cooper!

[cattemper]

The artwork for my new album Mystic Kitten is a tribute to the iconic Alice Cooper "Welcome to My Nightmare" album cover by Drew Struzan. Thanks Andaerz for the amazing illustration!

[amusingalicecooperpics]

Alice Cooper 1972

[voorhees1138]

🤘🏻🧟🔥🎭🤘🏻 What a killer lineup! And Ministry to boot. I've only seen them once such a sick show. #robzombie #alicecooper #ministry #freaksonparadetour #metalgods #metalforever #metalasfuck #metalband #ontour #2023 #comingsoon #torontoontario #tdotlife #budweiserstagetoronto #supershockshow https://www.instagram.com/p/CoKgw9-gJ5w/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[longliverockback]

Alice Cooper It’ Me • Bad Place Alone 1994 Epic —————————————————

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