ALICE COOPER 'I'm Eighteen' - Original Band Reunion - from 'Live From The Astroturf'

From the album 'Live From The Astroturf' (September 30th 2022)

Formed in 1968, the original Alice Cooper band forged a theatrical brand of hard rock that was destined to shock and had never been seen before. Within five years they would release no fewer than seven studio albums, amongst them their international breakthrough School's Out (including the Top 10 hit of the same name) and the US #1 Billion Dollar Babies (1973).
By 1974, the band had risen to the upper echelon of rock stardom... and then, it dissolved.

In October 2015, over 40 years later, record store owner and superfan Chris Penn convinced the original line-up to reunite for a very special performance at Good Records, his record store in Dallas, Texas, USA.

Alice Cooper (vocals), Michael Bruce (guitar), Dennis Dunaway (bass) and Neal Smith (drums) were joined on stage by Alice’s current guitarist Ryan Roxie (standing in for the late Glen Buxton). A packed audience was expecting to attend Dennis Dunaway’s Snakes! Guillotines! Electric Chairs!’ book signing… but they ended up witnessing a full-blown happening.

The legendary reunion show including all-time classics such as “No More Mr. Nice Guy”, “I’m Eighteen” and “School’s Out”, is now becoming available for the very first time worldwide on September 30, 2022.

Luckily, the event was also filmed. The documentary movie “Live From The Astroturf, Alice Cooper” (edited and directed by Steven Gaddis) was very warmly welcomed at Film Festivals all over the world by music fans as well as rock journalists. The documentary won multiple awards for its coverage
of the historic event.

The movie is included in the live album’s first print CD and Vinyl LP editions.

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[invisibleman]

I was there directly in front of Alice and even got an autograph. GREAT !

[briankehew]

Missing GB but Ryan does a great job in his spot. They dound great. Wheres the TOUR?!?! It would outsell most big rock shows with this band.

[gillesaccarier]

What a pleasure to see and hear Michael Bruce Dennis Dunaway and Neal Smith. I am 64 now and I feel in my own world when I show them alive!

[petealdridge]

What a performance. No costumes, no props, just a bloody classy band going about their business. Wow 👏👏👏

[maxdenesgomesnascimento]

Good to see you and your aged friends again Alice Cooper!!!!

[davidnewman]

We all need to support this and grab an album.. fantastic throw back.. just when they jelled in early 70s... oh.. high school daz.. MORE PLEASE

[MrMegaFredZeppelin]

Still sounds great 51 years later😃Now I feel old😆ROCK

[williamcampbell]

In a band in high school this was our first song.😊

[petejitsuman]

Seeing AC live back in the late 1970s, he still sounds just as good, a straight up performance here by this line up, the chemistry, naturalness and musicianship is on point, excellent, I would pay to see this in a heartbeat

[lindabergman]

It’s wonderful see m hear the Originals after all these years still awesome 🔥🔥🥰😁

[marciap]

God, what a voice! Alice and his band are killin' it 50 years later! ❤

[michaelclaffey]

Absolutely brilliant!! Live in a record store and Alice kills it! Alice, you are the GOAT!

[erikholmstrom]

Just legendary, from the Swedish Alice Cooper Fanclub !

[hamiltonluizbenetti]

When Alice Cooper Band performed in Brazil in 1976 my mother went to the show. Good Memories 🙌 Alice forever

[desertornacionalista]

He has not aged, because he was born "old". Amazing how it stays the same as it was in the 70's.

[purpleman]

This was three years ago only, amazing...
His voice and image resisting absolutely intact so many years of touring (and booze back in the day) is one of the weirdest cases of musical "vampirism" I´ve ever met, but not so many people seem to put him on the list of the top musicians of all time for songs. And his career, both recording and live is almost unparalleled.

[FlashCadallic]

Wow, gotta say, this is my favorite retention on Eighteen. Brilliant!

[davidshur]

First started listening to Love it to Death in 1971 with my Key Club friends. The original albums are never far from another listening. This show is great the bass and drumming as good as it was all the way back then.

[Eldavi]

My wife and I saw it years ago in Barcelona, ​​​​a tremendous show, we all went crazy and especially with this song, my favorite

[stevecoscia]

I bought this CD Set - can't wait to receive it. Video looks and sounds terrific. This is such a huge part of my youth during the early 1970s. Priceless.