Stoked. Sounds awesome. I'd say in terms of production, sounds quite a bit like Eyes of Alice. Not complaining ;) Ya, I agree, it sounds like The Eyes 2 Alice Cooper...not like Welcome 2 My Nightmare... ...Already disappointed, not impressed with the cheap trick to connect it to WTMN, by incorporat...

Mick ,truly one of the greats...weird seeing Ronnie James Dio commenting and the woman talking about remembering Ronnie and he says I'm still here...both Ronnie and Ronno are missed

Nice find...I've only had the audio from this show, which I taped off the tv when it originally aired in 1979 !!!!

Alice's voice is awesome unlike the Strange Case concert video, that is one show I can't watch, Alice is such a mess, can't sing, anorexic, glad he survived and regained his career

here is info on Bob Dolin from Mick Mashbir, for those of you interested:

"All I know about Bob is that he lives in Santa Barbara Ca. and is married with 2 kids. "

WickedYoungMan wrote:Charlie's Camera Work = Not Winning.

Nice, now that's funny

>was wondering why he was there, Well now I'm disappointed in you, because you had implied you were something of expert on Alice Cooper and now you've gone and let me down which is a shame. You should know why he may have been present and if you don't, you could have read the interview at http://ww...

A_MichaelUK wrote:>Be that as it may, it's there...

That's not what you said though. You said it "seemed important enough to be included in the Life and Crimes boxset". There's a difference.

That IS what I mean that it is there, obviously it is important, no matter what reason you give that it was included

>- The alice-ezrin shooting.... that crazy camera is moving and zooming in and out so violently? It sometimes is out of focus! I dont get the NEED to do that instead of JUST leave it still and in one position. That footage is disappointing. As previously stated, Bob Ezrin addresses this in his segme...

A_MichaelUK wrote:>AND it seemed important enough for a song to be included in the Life and Crimes boxset, which covers the Alice Cooper history very well.

I don't think that had anything to do with it. It was gesture of respect from the producers of that project.

Be that as it may, it's there...

>There's a telling photo in the Rolling Stone special edition on Alice from 1975, all the new band members are sitting down in a circle with Shep addressing them He isn't even IN that photograph! You can just about see his legs and that's it. So how do you know he is "addressingn them" and not the ...

it is unfortunate that the subject of the band split was covered at a later stage by Bob and Alice. It would have been nice to see the whole band cover this issue under one roof and put the various rumours to bed once and for all (I wouldn’t have wanted this to be any longer than a few minutes thou...

>was wondering why he was there, Well now I'm disappointed in you, because you had implied you were something of expert on Alice Cooper and now you've gone and let me down which is a shame. You should know why he may have been present and if you don't, you could have read the interview at http://ww...

The thing I like about the Stones, they always stayed the same, they didn't change their sound to fit in. "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue" are heavily disco influenced. ya, but it still sounds like the Stones, not the Stones trying to do disco. I loved when Alice went back to his roots on Eyes and...

A_MichaelUK wrote:>Alice always seems to adopt the sound of the day to tray and fit in

How is that going "out on a limb" as ThePainAddict put it?

You misunderstood, he hasn't gone out on a limb, is what PainAddict said.

Si wrote:

tommystooge wrote: btw forget the electric chair...Bring back The Cyclops !!!!!

The Cyclops was in LAST YEARS SHOW!

YES I KNOW...I meant because it's N2, the cyclops was an important part of the original show, not the electric chair...

Mr. Skull wrote:Lou, Steve and Bob performing together in 2009
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YTAHnzoVFM

Steve is awesome here

ThePainAddict wrote:"why do you think Alice chose them?"

Honestly, I think it was almost solely because he listened to Bob.

Agreed...see my last post

.[/quote] Call me biased as a member of the guitarist union! but when the ACG broke up why do you think Alice chose them? they were the best in the business and helped transform Lou Reed's career as well as helping make Alice as a solo artist. Artists need great musicians to create truly great works...

I guess I'm in the minority as I feel they ruined Lou's sound. I much prefer the low fi punk of The Velvets sound to heavy handed approach of Steve and Dick. Their style worked much better for Alice. Disagree strongly, listen to how Steve & Dick improved the Velvet Undergound songs Sweet Jane & Her...

"Its a shame the coop has never in my view gone out on a limb since Da Da ( He has played it all very safe )." I totally understand what you mean, and do agree to a large extant. However, an argument could be made that he went "out on a limb" by embracing the metal/hair band sound in the 80s and th...