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A smarter Alice Cooper's 'Stoopid' tour
(USA Today - July 16, 1991)

"I would never hang out with him," says Alice Cooper, on the subject of himself. Shock rock's snake charmer refers to his stage character in the third person, claiming the alter ego has a distinct posture, mannerisms and volatile personality....

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Stars give public a voice for Kosovo
(USA Today - May 7, 1999)

Alice Cooper, Wyclef Jean, Daniel Baldwin, Duncan Sheik, Sam Moore and Keanu Reeves' Dogstar band are among early volunteers slated to record Message to the World, a benefit song for Kosovo refugees co-written by former teen idol David...

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'X-Files' sparks musical visions
(USA Today - November 5, 1999)

Connection to the conspiracy: The 51-year-old shock rocker recorded the duet Hands of Death (Burn Baby Burn) with fellow horror-meister Rob Zombie for Songs in the Key of X. In 1997, the track was Grammy-nominated for best heavy metal...

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Rock Hall to Induct Mr. Nice Guy
(USA Today - March 8, 2011)

Alice Cooper tried not to let a little thing like being overlooked for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame get to him. After all, he had built his reputation with horror-show stage antics and dead-end-kid anthems like School's Out and No More Mr. Nice Guy...

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