Alice Cooper on tour

[Spudman]

Plenty of dates around the USA but you northern Fretters (Canadian) have some great opportunities as well.
http://alicecooper.com/tour.html

 

[Rocket]

Dead link... try Alice Cooper Tour

 

[just strum]

The concert he performed at over the weekend had some tragedy take place. It's sad when concerts are marred by such things.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25654659/

OK, now that I dropped a barbiturate in the thread, I'm out of here.

No wait, on a positive note - who would have thunk this 30 - 35 years ago?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14136694/

Hey Rocket, don't you have a pair of pants like that?

 

[Rocket]

Hey Rocket, don't you have a pair of pants like that?

Huh!... What's your point?

 

[just strum]

Huh!... What's your point?

I know you hate these things - but it expresses it best

:rotflmao:

 

[just strum]

Huh!... What's your point?

At least Alice knows when to take off his stage clothes.

 

[Spudman]

This one works. 6 dates in Alberta (hint Robert)
http://www.alicecooper.com/index.php?module=tour

 

[just strum]

He's playing the State Fair in Detroit (isn't that his hometown). Maybe someone will throw a cow on stage and he'll throw it back thinking it can fly.

 

[warren0728]

Hey Rocket, don't you have a pair of pants like that?

plaid shorts rule...it's about all i wear!! |_/\_| ancake: :beer:

ww

 

[just strum]

plaid shorts rule...it's about all i wear!! |_/\_| ancake: :beer:

ww

Well, I won't be moving to Florida. Hmm, maybe Idaho. I'll have to get fitted for custom Crocs.

 

[Steve206]

One of the best shows I ever saw was in 1970 or so in Frankfurt, Germany.

Procol Harem was scheduled and a british group called Head, Hands and Feet opened the show.

For weeks prior there had been handbills all over town advertising the concert and the "doper" underground carried a rumour that Alice was going to be there. We were not sure but we showed up anyway.

The first group were fantastic, playing tunes we had never heard. Then Procol Harem came on and the breath went out of the room. They were a lot like a band on ludes.

The lights came up and the crowd filed out. We sat there for another twenty minutes and the P. A. came to life with, "....Ladies and Gentleman,,,,from Hollywood, California......Alice Cooper!!!!

Must have been 300 people there.

Steve

 

[Spudman]

One of the best shows I ever saw was in 1970 or so in Frankfurt, Germany.

Procol Harem was scheduled and a british group called Head, Hands and Feet opened the show.

For weeks prior there had been handbills all over town advertising the concert and the "doper" underground carried a rumour that Alice was going to be there. We were not sure but we showed up anyway.

The first group were fantastic, playing tunes we had never heard. Then Procol Harem came on and the breath went out of the room. They were a lot like a band on ludes.

The lights came up and the crowd filed out. We sat there for another twenty minutes and the P. A. came to life with, "....Ladies and Gentleman,,,,from Hollywood, California......Alice Cooper!!!!

Must have been 300 people there.

Steve

Great story. Wow. That would have been awesome.

 

[ShortBuSX]

I saw Alice Cooper open for Queensryche and "Heaven and Hell"(Black Sabbath w/Ronnie James Dio). He sounded good, put on a good stage show(still very theatrical). I was surprised how young his band was, they all had a "hired gun" kinda presence on stage. His set included all of his popular songs, there wasnt one song that I didnt know...and Im not really an Alice Cooper fan...which probably explains why I didnt sit through the entire set. I actually spent most of his set standing in line buying beer, merchandise or outside smoking.

 

[Katastrophe]

One of the best shows I ever saw was in 1970 or so in Frankfurt, Germany.

Head, Hands and Feet opened the show.

Steve

Hey, wasn't Albert Lee in Head, Hands and Feet? If so, I'll bet that was one heck of a show!

 

[marnold]

Hey, wasn't Albert Lee in Head, Hands and Feet? If so, I'll bet that was one heck of a show!

According to Wikipedia (the source of all things "truthy") you are correct, sir!