Alice Cooper's new album: The Night Shift

I have never once purchased anything off iTunes. Never plan to either.

You're gonna have to eventually. Or just illegally download from Blogspot.

Metal Misfit wrote:

You're gonna have to eventually. Or just illegally download from Blogspot.

No I won't.

They're not gonna stop making a 'hard copy' altogether.

Just because little fanboys like you are 'giddy' for not owning an actual product.

There are far too many other (intelligent) people who realize if you don't own some kind of product ... you don't actually own anything at all.

Despite people like you who go mad over iTunes, there are literally hundreds of thousands of us who have not bowed our knee to iTunes (great goddess of the internet).

And we shall not.

They said CDs would be obsolete by 2005. This was back in 2002. Bullsh!t.

CDs might morph into some other kind of 'hard copy' media. But the actual product will always be available to people who actually want to own something.

Little children and their ilk who use iTunes aren't even really truly music fans to begin with. Just little 'song' fans.

BOOOOO

I hope the story line of this new album will be great. And the music of coarse!

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

You're gonna have to eventually. Or just illegally download from Blogspot.

No I won't.

They're not gonna stop making a 'hard copy' altogether.

Just because little fanboys like you are 'giddy' for not owning an actual product.

There are far too many other (intelligent) people who realize if you don't own some kind of product ... you don't actually own anything at all.

Despite people like you who go mad over iTunes, there are literally hundreds of thousands of us who have not bowed our knee to iTunes (great goddess of the internet).

And we shall not.

They said CDs would be obsolete by 2005. This was back in 2002. Bullsh!t.

CDs might morph into some other kind of 'hard copy' media. But the actual product will always be available to people who actually want to own something.

Little children and their ilk who use iTunes aren't even really truly music fans to begin with. Just little 'song' fans.

BOOOOO

I seriously hope many of these comments were in jest.

Somewhat in jest. Yes.

Sarcasm my friend.

Well that's good because I am not an unintelligent, giddy little fanboy (you're only four years older than me, BTW ). And I certainly am not pro-digital, so no, I don't go "mad" over iTunes, so your outburst has zero relevance to me. I've never bought a digital album in my life and have no intention of doing so until the government bans any other form of purchasing music.

Oh ok. Sorry then.

I was speaking to a 'general audience' then. Not you.

while we are speaking of Along Came a Spider did you ever notice how similar his cover is to... Cher??



Freaky...

woo, never knew that. what a similar covers. shame.

iamrockerfun wrote:

woo, never knew that. what a similar covers. shame.

Cher is one of the better pop divas though.

Plus that, I don't think they look very much alike. Other than they are both 'side-profile' pictures of each artist.

www.ClassicRock.com:

Quote :

Alice Cooper has been reunited with producer Bob Ezrin, the man responsible for so much of his success in the 1970s.

According to Blabbermouth, Ezrin is to produce Alice’s new album after a deal was agreed between the latter and the Bigger Picture Group, of which Ezrin is a director. The company will be actively involved in all parts of the Cooper career, both in the studio, marketing and on stage.

The last of nine albums Ezrin produced for Alice Cooper was 1983’s DaDa, although he was executive producer for both Brutal Planet (2000) and Dragontown (2001).

that is killer ( no pun intended ) killer news , what would make it sweeter if Alice reunited with the surviving members of Alice Cooper for a few songs.

manny wrote:

that is killer ( no pun intended ) killer news , what would make it sweeter if Alice reunited with the surviving members of Alice Cooper for a few songs.

I've never understood why he hasn't done that. Maybe not become full time band members but at least make guest appearances on the albums or on stage.

The original band (minus Glen Buxton who had already passed away) played together when Alice opened up Cooperstown but that is it for 35 years as far as I know, who knows what really went down when the band disbanded and Alice went solo

manny wrote:

that is killer ( no pun intended ) killer news , what would make it sweeter if Alice reunited with the surviving members of Alice Cooper for a few songs.

The Ezrin news is cool and yea, it would be cool if the old band would get back together, even for just a song or 2 on the new album. Only they know what happened, but Alice (the man) seems like a pretty decent guy. Wonder why they can't get together one more time?

Metallic Blaze wrote:

Metal Misfit wrote:

You're gonna have to eventually. Or just illegally download from Blogspot.

No I won't.

They're not gonna stop making a 'hard copy' altogether.

Just because little fanboys like you are 'giddy' for not owning an actual product.

There are far too many other (intelligent) people who realize if you don't own some kind of product ... you don't actually own anything at all.

Despite people like you who go mad over iTunes, there are literally hundreds of thousands of us who have not bowed our knee to iTunes (great goddess of the internet).

And we shall not.

They said CDs would be obsolete by 2005. This was back in 2002. Bullsh!t.

CDs might morph into some other kind of 'hard copy' media. But the actual product will always be available to people who actually want to own something.

Little children and their ilk who use iTunes aren't even really truly music fans to begin with. Just little 'song' fans.

BOOOOO

Rrrrow!

I hope he does a cover of the 'Night Shift' for the cd!

It's pretty exciting that Alice is working with Ezrin again on the new album; I can't wait to hear it.

it'll be interesting.

Speaking of Alice, apparently Alice was on American Idol.

manny wrote:

Speaking of Alice, apparently Alice was on American Idol.

So was Bret "I'm Going To Keep Appearing In Public Till My Head Explodes Like The Guy In Scanners" Michaels.

I just read, over at http://www.sickthingsuk.co.uk/ that

Quote :

Desmond Child
(Producer of 'Trash') posted the following message on Twitter
yesterday: "Hey everybody... sorry for my absence... I'm writing with
Alice Cooper and Bob Ezrin tomorrow for 'Welcome To My Nightmare 2!"

Now I'm kind of dissapointed. Child has been a terrible producer as of late(Bat Out of Hell III) so I hope that he is just writing and leaves the producing up to Ezrin.

Oh and now it's apparently called "Welcome to my Nightmare 2" WTF!?

Maybe it's just a song title or a different project altogether. Seems like too much work and thought has been given to The Night Shift to start over from scratch now that Ezrin & Child are on board.

I'm not a fan of trying to do sequels to previously popular songs & albums, they never rise to the occasion and it just seems cheap but I'm sure this will still be good.