Alice Cooper - Long Island 1972-04-22 - Original Lineup-Fantastic Show - Bootleg - FLAC

A post from OldBitch and Adamus67 
our Specialist in Classic Rock From Poland

Ai putada, resolvi foder o seu final de semana

Existem alguns discos que nos dão um prazer maior de postar

Este aqui é fantastico

Ele até que bem gravado, mostra a banda no seu auge, simplesmente arrazadora

Só com músicas clássicas, inclusive a minha favorita e raríssima ao vivo Halo of Flies

O Resto voces conferem no traklist abaixo

Kisses

English

Hey you fucking freaks

There are some records that give us a greater pleasure to post
This one is fantastic
He even that well record, shows the band at their peak, just fuck
Only with classic songs, including my favorite, and rare live Halo of Flies
The rest of you guys give the following traklist

Kisses

Adamus67 part

Recorded April 22, 1972 Long Island, NY

When Alice Cooper arrived, blues rock and the power band was the format of choice among aspiring youngsters. Heads were turned westwards expecting another British invasion. Ups that they were, Alice Cooper came out from the Zappa fold with one aim - to be as bizarre as possible. They understood the fundamental of pop culture, to be different from the generation before you. Alice Cooper held their own against the invasion.

With makeup and ‚big hair, and a name that drew laughter, Alice Cooper made two unusual albums than a big hit single, Eighteen, and caught everyone‚ attention. This show at the in 1972 was to promote their new album, Killer. Although three singles were taken off Killer, neither Under My Wheels, Be My Lover or Halo Of Flies had the catchy appeal and teenage rebellion of I‚ Eighteen. You can hear it in this show.

At the end of Dead Babies, you can hear shouting as the band simulate a street fight before the song Killer. Alice Cooper had decided that instead of hippie peace and love, their music would be a violent version of West Side Story with a rumble onstage and an execution.

What really suffers is the musicianship or rather the raw sound the band played was directly opposite from all the virtuoso musicianship of the day. This recording captures the chaos rather well.

Despite the many negative reviews, Alice Cooper sold on and were rewarded when their next single School‚ Out became a Top 10 hit worldwide. Soon other bands would walk the same path, wearing lipstick and eyes hadow. This is a very good with a sound quality recording  you can hear now Hope you'll enjoy this one !

Even though the last song Is It My Body is cut off this isn’t a bad recording. There are some other minor clichés & not a complete show but for a ’72 recording it’s pretty good.

Two outstanding performances of “I’m Eighteen” and “Halo of Flies”.

Love It To Death’s I’m Eighteen gave these cross - dressers a vault to the top of the charts. Their arrogance and bona fade lack of interest in 20-minute guitar or drum solos made them popular among younger rock music fans. Killer was tougher but without a hit single. Perhaps that’s why Johnny Rotten called it the best album of all time.

 

Track 01. Intro
Track 02. Be My Lover+
Track 03. You Drive Me Nervous+
Track 04 .Yeah Yeah Yeah+
Track 05. I’m Eighteen*
Track 06. Halo of Flies+
Track 07. Dead Babies+
Track 08. Street Fight/Intro to Killer
Track 09. Killer+
Track 10. School’s Out
Track 11. Is It My Body* [cuts abruptly in mid-song]

* from Love It To Death
+ from 1971’s Killer
Lineup:
Alice Cooper - vocals
Glen Buxton - lead guitar
Michael Bruce - rhythm guitar, keyboards
Dennis Dunaway - bass guitar
Neal Smith - drums

LINK:
https://www.mediafire.com/?aymmf8hwy0az9jg

 1972-11-26 Mehrzweckhalle, Zofingen, Switzerland, Flac

https://www.mediafire.com/?g8rhp6hk3515kfd