Alice Cooper: Golf Monster - How a Wild Rock'n'roll Life Led to a Serious Golf Addiction
TMZ (Free subscription) | yesterday
Filed under: Wacky & Weird After over 30 years of performing, it's nice to see 61-year-old Alice Cooper still gets really excited to be on stage.Either that, or rigor mortis has set in. See Also Alice Cooper -- Traffic School's Out for Summer Alice Cooper -- Homicidal ... Permalink
Cloudland Blue - A Diary (Free subscription) | yesterday
Playlist Alice Cooper - 1969-2008 Up early and compiling a 2CD set of The Coop, with two tracks each from the 25 albums in the discography... For, today, we were off to Glasgow to see the latest tour, " Alice Cooper's Theatre of Death" ... If you're going to see the show and don't want to have the element of surprise spoiled, then look away now... The stage was set up behind a giant curtian...
FEARnet: News & Reviews (Free subscription) | yesterday
Shock-rock god Alice Cooper was breaking new ground decades ago with his elaborate stage shows, and even now other horror-rock artists are still trying to top his game. But what do you do when...
Popdirt.com (Free subscription) | yesterday
Random snippets from Molly Jenson’s last month features the singer songwriter beatboxing, attending an Alice Cooper concert, singing with Sherwood at HoB in Anaheim, pranking Hanson, and...
raincoaster (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
So it’s true: the situation in South-East Asia really IS completely unpredictable! I guess they couldn’t find any real poo. Which is a joke I stole from M*A*S*H, yes M*A*S*H and if you don’t know what that is, get thee to a frickin’ library or Wikipedia or something, already. Jeebus. What do they teach in these schools, [...]
Cloudland Blue - A Diary (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
Playlist Dar Williams - Edinburgh Setlist Alice Cooper - Discography on Shuffleplay John McLaughlin - The Heart of Things Back to reality today as, under the gaze of Edinburgh Castle and a bright moon... ...I listened to some chat from some people who should know, regarding just how bad things are going to get for everyone here in the UK over the next few years, possibly a lot longer... Some lovely...
Express & Star (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Guitarist Phil Collen is used to enjoying the big time as a member of Def Leppard. But it will be back to basics at Wolverhampton Civic Hall next week when he fronts his other band, Man Raze, as openers for Alice Cooper.
The Evil Beet (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Adam Lambert has obviously decided that his angle for securing water cooler conversation status is to be “scandalous.” Listen, I don’t care if Adam wants to parade around stage, forcing men’s mouths to his crotch or giving some chick a simulated fisting on live television. I survived Madonna’s Sex book — remember? You know what I [...]
Digital Spy (Free subscription) | 23/11/2009
Alice Cooper says that he took his stage name from a Ouija board message that his mother received.
Contactmusic Ltd (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
Alice Cooper took his stage name from a message his mother received from a Ouija board.The rocker originally performed under his real name, Vincent Furnier, until...
tales from the zodiac lung (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
I don't get excited by much but the latest Alice Cooper tour has gotten me interested in going "outside". It promises to be something special but to be honest, even if it's just the same as a normal Alice Cooper tour, it will still be better than 90% of the other tat paraded before my eyes. If you've never been to see The Master, waste not much more time. I'm sure he would be the first to...
sOmEThiNg foR thE wEEkenD, SIR? (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Screaming Lord Sutch singing Dracula's Daughter. A Joe Meek Production from the 60's. I must admit I have a soft spot for rock stars that dress up as Count Dracula and have a coffin and a skull on stage as a prop. In fact I think he used to emerge from the coffin at the start of his act! Great sound effects too. One of the very first records I ever bought was "Jack The Ripper" accompanied...
Manchester Evening News (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
MULLETIERS take note: the next seven days in Manchester are everything you’ve been hoping for for a very long time. The paths of three of the world's most eminent rock bands - Alice Cooper, Motorhead and Yes - cross in our city over the coming week.
The Lichfield Blog (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
A group who describe themselves as the Midlands’ ”hardest working rock ’n’ roll band” are set to perform in Lichfield. Sixteria play at the Kings Head tomorrow (November 21). The band cite their influences as everything from Alice Cooper to Ray Davies – and it’s clearly a strategy that’s working given their growing reputation on the local music scene....
The First Post (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
The 1970s and 1980s were the golden age of rock and pop. During these decades, Swiss photographer Hannes Schmid accompanied over 250 bands and singers. His images of…
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