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Q Magazine
News Report
(Q Magazine, 1989-00-00)
In addition to the six quid entrance fee, Alice Cooper fans seeking admission to his Thanksgiving Night (November 24) Marquee show had to bring along a bin liner-sized bag of freshly gathered London litter, to be deposited in a Westminster...
Classicks Album Review
(Q Magazine, 1995-12-00)
Surviving the stigma of the deliberately mis-spelt album title, this latest collection brings together the polar opposites of Cooper's career in a mascara-smeared 60-minute special. Surviving drug, alcohol and golf, he kickstarted a somewhat moribund period...
Where are they now?
(Q Magazine, 1997-01-00)
Their mission, shock-rocking, frock-wearing beer-swillers Alice Cooper loved to claim, was "to drive a stake through the heart of the love generation." The name subsequently hogged by singer and ex-Earwig Vince Furnier, "Alice Cooper" became a...
A Fistful of Alice Album Review
(Q Magazine, 1997-08-00)
Recorded at Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo Cantina club in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, A Fistful of Alice is a live Greatest Hits evenly split between the original Alice Cooper group hits (lean, mean, dirty-assed) and solo Alice (cartoon-pompy in comparison)...
Brutal Planet Review
(Q Magazine, 2000-07-00)
Godfather of schlock quits the golf course long enough to make first solo album in six years. Mixed feelings start when Alice Cooper's latest release opens with an uncharacteristically downbeat title track. However, even if his apocalyptic vision...