What song would be perfect if this were to happen, which I hope to God it will! I say Bitch or Sympathy For The Devil would be cool to see them do, It would be @#$%&' awesome if Mick where to get his head cut off, but that will never happen,lmao

"It's Good To Be Here, It's Good To Be Anywhere"-Keith Richards

"Halloween Is Every Night Of My Life"-Keith Richards

"I Got The Sticky Fingers, For Some Girls"

Alice was in the Rattle Snake Lounge at Cardiff....



ROCKMAN

did you meet him?

No...Dave Edmunds was also there...



ROCKMAN

Ive never heard of Dave Edomnds, so I just googled him. pretty interesting carrear. its says in 83 he had a hit song called "Slipping Away.

Only Women Bleed should be the duet

i think it would be weird. their political views don't match up anyways.

what, is alice cooper a conservative (like that a**hole ted nugent)?

I would say Raped and Freezin' if it had to be an Alice track if it's a Stones song then Bitch would be cool too.

Alice Cooper should buzz off. NO WAY should he be allowed on stage with them.

JumpingKentFlash

I think they should do, "I'm 65, and I dont know what I want..."

JR

JumpingKentFlash Wrote:
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> Alice Cooper should buzz off. NO WAY should he be
> allowed on stage with them.

Yeah man, you don't have to dig it....

"It's Good To Be Here, It's Good To Be Anywhere"-Keith Richards

"Halloween Is Every Night Of My Life"-Keith Richards

"I Got The Sticky Fingers, For Some Girls"

saw cooper live in nj 4 years ago,amazing show.voice,band,setlist etc.

john scialfa

"I Love The Dead" segueing into "Dead Flowers". It's so obvious.

RollingStonesUSA Wrote:
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> Yeah man, you don't have to dig it....


I don't. But everything's cool.

JumpingKentFlash

Aint Alice Cooper abit of a clown????

ablett Wrote:
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> Aint Alice Cooper abit of a clown????


He was in the ring managing Jake "The Snake" Roberts, who was fighting Rick "The Model" Martel, at Wrestlemania 3. That kindda gives you an answer.

JumpingKentFlash

As I thought then. And no Jagger don't need to duet with him......

I guess you guys don't know much about Alice or you're just being silly.
The guy's got lots of talent, he wrote awesome songs, very smart lyrics, gives incredible performances and his setlists are a treat to his fans, always pulling out great tracks from the past.
He's no Marilyn Manson, he's been around almost as much as the Stones and sure as hell he can rock the house.

Go dunhill!

Alice is a true rock and roll survivor. He is a guy that just "gets it".
I am stoked to see him in Louisville.

This guy: [www.alicecooper.com]
Or this guy: [www.cbsnews.com]

There's simply no contest. And no, you can't like both. If you like Stones, you like quality. And that's not Alice Cooper.

JumpingKentFlash

Alice Cooper is a bit like Rod Stewart to me, in that way that he was cool from 1970 - 1975. After that, I don't like his works. But I'm Eighteen, Schools Out, Under My WHeels and that stuff was rocking.
Elected is freaking great.

I agree with dunhill. I don't think it will happen, but I think it would be very cool to see. Not "Sympathy for the Devil" though, Mick owns that song.

The Stones have certainly had guest appearances during their show with lessor talents.

Another thing about Alice. He was doing little movies (now called video's) to his songs before anyone. I remember watching Don Kirschner's Rock Concert on Friday nights and Alice was on with a video of him in an Uncle Sam hat parading around with an American flag singing "Elected." this was long before MTV, the Monkeys or anyone else.

"Take all the pain...It's yours anyway"

Alice Cooper is boss. If you don't know him then may be you are too young. Forget the boybands and all that glimmer stuff you grew up with. The lucky ones of us who had Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, David Bowie and Alice Cooper in the 70's did never have any cash extra because we spent it all on concerts and vinyl. Alice Cooper will be a great warmup act I am sure.

Bjornulf

Sorry to say, but Alice Cooper is NOT boss. And it has got nothing to do with being young. I never liked the boybands, let alone the girlbands, that were in my early days. The feeling that one has to like, or get his/her music tastes formed by the music that's in one's youth never came to me luckily. You see there's this little band from the sixties that I happen to really love. Guess who. You were really lucky to grow up with Bowie, Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Maybe even Black Sabbath too. But frickin' Alice Pooper? Gimme a break. He truly is the Marylin Manson of the seventies. A fookin' poster boy. And yes I have heard his work. God awful. Self absorbed, face painting, bad composition making, wannabe tough, ugly mofo he is. And there's no denying it.

JumpingKentFlash

Woody24 Wrote:
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> Another thing about Alice. He was doing little
> movies (now called video's) to his songs before
> anyone. I remember watching Don Kirschner's Rock
> Concert on Friday nights and Alice was on with a
> video of him in an Uncle Sam hat parading around
> with an American flag singing "Elected." this was
> long before MTV, the Monkeys or anyone else.


Right on Woody24....I used to love to stay up and watch Don Kirschner's Rock Concert on Friday nights here in the USA. I remember watching a whole show dedicated to Alice's Welcome To My Nightmare album and it was like a bunch of macabre videos. Very theatrical scary rock stuff. It was way cool...and like you said, it was way before MTV.

So he was before The Beatles' videos? And The Stones' vids too...

JumpingKentFlash

I got to see Alice in Tacoma while in Seattle last October, and I loved it! I must admit that the most known AC song to me is Poison (was a teenager when that came and it was one of my favourites), but I thought it was a great show and I would see him again if given the chance! I got psyched in early spring seeing he would play in Stavanger June 7, and the original Stones date in Bergen was June 6. The two cities are not too far from each other, so I thought the chance was quite good that Alice would be the Warm-up. But alas.

Jumpin K Flash...Are you havin a bad day?

"Take all the pain...It's yours anyway"

Woody24 Wrote:
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> Jumpin K Flash...Are you havin a bad day?


No no. But thanks for asking.

JumpingKentFlash