Alice Cooper Live From The Astroturf limited single

I received my limited edition of

Alice Cooper Live From The Astroturf that was

recorded last year at Good Records in Dallas, TX.

This was also when Dennis Dunaway did a book signing at

Good Records to promote his book "Snakes! Guillotines! Electric Chairs!

My Adventures In The Alice Cooper Group" (a must read to

all Alice Cooper fans).

During this brief concert Chris Penn of Good Records

put out a special limited edition 7" single of this event

to be released on Black Friday/Record Day.

Not going into much detail since Alice Cooper fans know pretty much

of this single. I am just scanning my limited edition.

In closing I did enjoy listening to the original band playing together again.

I hope to hear more in the future.

"I'm Eighteen"

"Is It My Body"

Screen shot taken from Good Records promo

Here's the credits and the selections of the limited single

Cover

Back Cover

Inside Spread

45RPM sleeve

45RPM sleeve other side

Insert credits

Other side of Insert shows some news clippings

Two sided Art Prints 5x7"

sealed in pink wrap

One side of art prints

Other side of art prints include

Illustrations by Ingo Geirdal

from Iceland band Dimma (an amazing group)

Black Friday Reunion Record

Inside story of the Alice Cooper Group's

new 'Black Friday' reunion record at Good Records Store in Dallas last October 6, 2015.

Full interview at Ultimate Classic Rock link below.

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/alice-cooper-live-from-the-astroturf/

Happy Thanksgiving

Photographer David Bailey on 'Billion Dollar Babies' photo shoot

Excerpt from David Bailey documentary featuring Alice Cooper photo shoots for Vogue

and the chart topping 1973 'Billion Dollar Babies' album.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s9yJm_Nw-c&feature=youtu.be

How Alice Cooper Survived The 80's

See Ultimate Classic Rock article on

How Alice Cooper Survived The 80's

http://ultimateclassicrock.com/alice-cooper-survived-80s/

Alice Cooper's Top 10 Halloween Songs

Posted on Yahoo today is

Alice Cooper's Top 10 Halloween Songs To Die For

includes videos of each song at

https://www.yahoo.com/music/alice-coopers-top-10-halloween-songs-to-die-for-213932454.html

of course unless you are living in a cave you all know

Alice Cooper will be appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live Halloween tonight.

'Alice Cooper's Top 10 Halloween Songs To Die For'

1. Alice Cooper, “Wind Up Toy”

This song is so psychotic, I’m afraid to listen to it myself. If features a very mature 10-year-old Calico Cooper on vocals, and it’s about a little boy that thinks of himself as nothing buy a wind-up toy to his parents. Very creepy.

2. Ozzy Osbourne, “Mr. Crowley”

It’s a tip of the hat to Aleister Crowley, who was considered the most wicked man in the world. I had a feeling that this guy was a bit of a fake, but Ozzy did a song for him, so hey, what can you do?

3. The Doors, “The End”

It tells a little story of Jim Morrison’s psychopathic trauma going on in his head. Who knows where he was when this took place, but you can’t listen to this song without getting creeped out a little bit.

4. Alice Cooper, “Feed My Frankenstein”

This of course features Steve Vai and Joe Satriani on guitar and Nikki Sixx on bass. It’s a pretty creepy little song.

5. Pink Floyd, “Careful With That Axe Eugene”

They went through a period, when Syd Barrett was writing, of just being insane. And insanity is pretty scary to me. [Editor’s note: This song was actually written during Floyd’s post-Syd era.]

6. The Rolling Stones, “Midnight Rambler”

It’s a song about the Boston Strangler. Yeah, I think this song qualifies.

7. Arthur Brown, “I Put a Spell on You” (originally by Screamin’ Jay Hawkins)

Just because Arthur Brown is as creepy as can be.

8. Alice Cooper, “Dangerous Tonight”

This is the best vampire song ever written. I’m sorry. It’s just great. If you listen to the lyrics on this [there are] all the double entendres. It’s my favorite.

9. Warren Zevon, “Werewolves of London”

This is Warren Zevon at all his scary best.

10. The Misfits, “Monster Mash” (originally by Bobby “Boris” Pickett)

I’m going to throw this in only because you can’t have Halloween without Bobby “Boris” Pickett.

The Kentucky Headhunters cover 'Caught In A Dream'

The Kentucky Headhunters new album "On Safari" should be released

November 4th cover's Alice Cooper's "Caught In A Dream" from

"Love It To Death" album. In the following video below they go through all the songs on

the new album and talk a little about each track.

On "Caught In A Dream" The Kentucky Headhunters give Michael Bruce

praise on his songwriting, guitar playing and how he influenced many bands in the day.

The "Caught In A Dream" section starts at 14:30 to 17:32

you can hear part of the song and what The Kentucky Headhunters

say about this classic tune.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdecA-99RBs