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| Alice
Cooper School's Out 1972 Warner Bros. Records |
School's
Out Luney Tune Gutter Cat vs. The Jets Street Fight Blue Turk |
My
Stars Public Animal # 9 Alma Mater Grande Finale |
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| The
perennial Alice Cooper song (and album). The first of many notorious
albums released by Alice Cooper the band. Schoolkids around the world rallied around 'School's Out'; I remember this as being one of the most requested songs on radio every June when I was growing up. |
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| Alice
Cooper Billion Dollar Babies 1973 Warner Bros. Records |
Hello
Hooray Raped and Freezin' Elected Billion Dollar Babies Unfinished Sweet |
No
More Mr. Nice Guy Generation Landslide Sick Things Mary Ann I Love the Dead |
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| Alice
Cooper (the band) was unfairly described as a throwaway rock band -
a bunch of theatrics with no musical merit. Unfair! They wrote some great songs that were not meant to shock or disgust isolated housewives in Middle America (true, some of their songs were meant to do that, but not all of them!). This album demonstrates this very well. |
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| Alice
Cooper Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits 1974 Warner Bros. Records |
I'm
Eighteen Is It My Body Desperado Under My Wheels Be My Lover School's Out |
Hello
Hooray Elected No More Mr. Nice Guy Billion Dollar Babies Teenage Lament '74 Muscle of Love |
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| All the hits of Alice Cooper (the band). | ||||||||
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| Alice
Cooper Lace and Whiskey 1977 Warner Bros. Records |
It's
Hot Tonight Lace and Whiskey Road Rats Damned If You Do You and Me |
King
of the Silver Screen Ubangi Stomp (No More) Love at Your ................. ........ Convenience I Never Wrote Those Songs My God |
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| Alice
Cooper (the man) out on his own. This isn't his first 'solo' record,
but it's the first one I have. Some good songs, but nothing much to write home about. |
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| Alice
Cooper From the Inside 1978 Warner Bros. Records |
From
the Inside Wish I Were Born in ................... Beverly Hills The Quiet Room Nusrse Rozetta Millie and Billie |
Serious How You Gonna Se Me Now For Veronica's Sake Jacknife Johnny Inmates (We're All Crazy) |
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| Nice
little autobiographical album here. Inspired by Alice's stay in a
pyschiatric hospital so he could dry out from his alcohol abuse. Hopefully this account is fictional. |
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| Alice
Cooper Flush the Fashion 1980 Warner Bros. Records |
Talk
Talk Clones (We're All) Pain Leather Boots Aspirin Damage |
Nuclear
Infected Grim Facts Model Citizen Dance Yourself to Death Headlines |
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| Alice
goes New Wave! This was a really cool record, and quite a bold attempt by
Alice to stay fresh and relevant. Too bad the rest of the world didn't catch on. I loved this record! The writing was great, the playing terrific . . . I guess the masses just weren't ready for a new Alice. Too bad. |
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