Alice Cooper on James Randi

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[Treetale]

Alice, you could single handedly fund this documentary several times over.

[humbertojimmy]

Unfortunatly, Randi also has many enemies. Most religious people will only see the man as a threat to their adorable delusion, since he's an atheist with credit and good name and he's against any claim on the supernatural (the source of their delusion). These people will grab onto anything they think vaguely can discredit Randi or shake his name. I wish we had a thousand Randis, debunking these dangerous money craving voltures and educating the masses on some reality and logic.

[novadrian]

Never knew this about Randi. Thanks for posting. A relief to see Alice Cooper is a savvy showman and not a fraud. Randi is a voice of reason against stupidity and fakery.

[Acidpunk]

Hi my names James Randi, Im professionally awesome and I once did a tour with Alice Cooper. Watch my biopic!

Me: FUCK YEAH!

[brianj]

Actually I am grateful that the title was bullshit. I have much love for both of these people and Randi always speaks highly of Alice. I would have been profoundly disappointed to discover that Alice had any ill will toward James.

[HerzogD]

Alice Cooper and James Randi - two of my all-time faves. What I wouldn't have done to be alive in '73 and watch that show!

[michaelcolloton]

I think it's terrific that Alice and Randi are the best of friends, to the point that Randi regularly calls Alice at 3:00 a.m. or so because he can't sleep. Alice shows up and visits with Randi until the latter drinks enough to go to sleep. I've had a couple of friends like that. They're priceless. Good on ya, Alice.

[daniellefrank]

Boy those guys have aged. They must have so many memories. I had no idea how many T.V. shows James Randi was on! He exposed a lotta people. lol, it was cool.

[pookeezze]

I'm Christian and I absolutely respect and love the amazing Randi. I loved his expose on Peter Popoff, thank you Mr. Randi for that.

[cathyt]

Jan. 2, 1973, Chicago Amplitheatre, Alice Cooper / Billion Dollar Babies tour was my very first concert, age 14. Ticket price: $6.50/main floor (still have the stub) What a fantastic show to see, though I went for the music.

[dfcsons]

I saw this and the Alice Cooper doc both in the same day at the Toronto Hot Docs festival....fantastic viewing! Keep up the good work

[Scorp]

WE'RE NOT WORTHY. WE'RE NOT WORTHY.  WE'RE NOT WORTHY.

[TacomaPaul]

Randi is one of, if not the best, debunkers of all time.
I saw that '73 Alice Cooper tour...  (Randi also wielded a massive drill to Alice's teeth onstage).
Watch his many videos debunking psychics. Remember "Psychic Friend's Network" ?
They went bankrupt. Guess they didn't see that coming.

[theallseeingmaster]

I saw that on stage in 1973 but I had not heard of Randi back then. Great show; very entertaining.

[sammycircle]

Vincent has always been such a fun, intelligent open minded

[davidhutchinson]

Saw Alice in the mid 80s when he came back around again....it was great...one of the best rock and roll shows I've ever been to.

[Wardads]

I went to this with me Dad in New Zealand back 9n the 70s, the welcome to my nightmare tour was amazing !

[patb]

Alice Cooper kicks ass!! I was lucky enough to have seen nim in concert.

[Eification]

Took the words right out of my mouth. WHY this simple concept is not understood by so many is beyond me.

[lmiddleman]

All you title complainers would probably want a refund from a Barenaked Ladies concert.