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Welcome To My Nightmare Dreamhouse
(RIP - February 1987)
It's Saturday night at the local overcrowded concert madhouse, and the teeming fans are going wild! Frisbees are flying everywhere. Suddenly, the lights go out, and flaming Bics are held up high to the right, left and front of you. Hell, the guy...
The Nightmare Returns Review
(RIP - March 1987)
Through his long and inventive career, Alice Cooper has remained the Master of the Macabre, with his live shows always a gruesome gas. He's set all standards for shock rock, a mark that groups like Lizzy Borden haven't begun to touch...
The Weird Weird World of Alice Cooper
(RIP - March 1988)
How can Alice Cooper ever be normal? His life has been one long splatter movie with angels circling about it. He grew up as Vincent Furnier. He lived a very comfortable childhood in Detroit and Phoenix, dreaming of ghosts and watching...
The Trashman Cometh
(RIP - October 1989)
Vincent Furnier, better known to the world as Alice Cooper, has had one illustrious, history makin', trailblazin', rockin', rollin' career. "Had," however, isn't really the correct term, 'cause at the rip young age of 41, the Coop is releasing his 20th...
Alice Cooper, Nice Guy with a Guillotine
(RIP - September 1990)
Alice Cooper is an American rock legend. When he first erupted on the world some 20 years ago, the critics scoffed, the world was appalled, and his legacy grew. Cooper has beaten everyone and everything — including his long-term bout with alcoholism...
The Silence of the Coop
(RIP - October 1991)
In the ever-changing, here-today, gone-later-today world of rock and roll, it's refreshing to know that there will always be at least one constant: Alice Cooper. For 21, yes, 21 records, Alice has been delivering his own personal brand of psycho rock...
Something Wicked This Way Comes
(RIP - August 1994)
Vincent Furnier, the man behind the makeup, is a nice man and honorable artist. His alter ego, "Alice Cooper," is as dangerous and surly as ever. His father has been James Thurber's Walter Mitty, his mother Bette Davis in What Ever Happened To Baby...
Idol Chatter
(RIP - November 1995)
After his last Epic Records project, Klassicks, shock-rock king Alice Cooper signed with Hollywood Records, whose president, Bob Pfeifer, coincidentally had signed Alice to Epic in the first place. While avid and rabid fans champ at the bit for new...