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The Dada Rockers
(Newsweek - December 15, 1969)
When the whole audience got up and walked out of Los Angeles's Cheetah while the Alice Cooper rock band was doing its thing last year, Alice, now a willowy, darkly mascaraed 21-year-old, was elated. He was hoping for just that response....
Vaudeville Rock
(Newsweek - October 30, 1972)
Whither rock? If the salad days of Dylan, the Beatles and their near peers constituted its high renaissance, rock music has evolved into a florid and self-conscious rococo period, which is also, sad to say, often decadent. Once the sound was what...
Mr. America
(Newsweek - May 28, 1973)
Little Vince (nobody knows his real name last name) grew up in Phoenix, Ariz., where his daddy was a minister. He spent his childhood watching TV, and his image of himself and America came right off the tube. Today, Little Vince thinks he's 100 per...
All American
(Newsweek - 1989)
Alice Cooper once tried, and failed, to borrow those snappy Nixon-era White House guard uniforms. His patriotism hasn't flagged, as his new duds evince. Cooper also has a new album, "Trash," with high-toned guests, Jon Bon Jovi and two...