I met Alice Cooper. He's a really nice guy. Some other Alice Cooper songs: "I'm 18" "Schools Out" "No More Mr. Nice Guy" "Welcome To My Nightmare" "Time To Kill"
Fun story: When I was 16, I worked at an indoor amusement park at a mall on Alberta. My friend, a HUGE fan of Cooper's did as well. Day of this concert, was quiet shift, when Alice walked up to the ride my friend worked, and just stood there by himself watching the ride. My friend looks over, and yells "you're Alice Cooper!". He replied, "yeah, I know!" Signed my buddy's LP top to bottom!
WEM represent. I discovered THIS song on a road trip compilation album that I took out from the library for a day trip to WEM with my friends in the 11th grade. I'd only ever heard Schools Out and BDB etc before. The melody/harms in this song blew my mind. Holla.
Alice Cooper is a really smart dude in general , but his real stroke of genius was pairing music with all that is frightening. His performances , especially early in his career , were like going to a good scary movie. He paved the way for artists like Slipknot and Marilyn Manson. Some people take this type of performance art too serious , and think these type of artists are “evil” , when they’re simply tapping into the darker side , the way some Hollywood movies do.
@robert dawson ... actually , Black Sabbath were regarded as the pioneers of heavy metal. Alice Cooper was the pioneer of shock rock ... essentially combining a scary stage show with hard rock. Most people would agree , there’s no genre referred to as “dark music”. There’s only two incidents that Ozzy was involved in ... biting the head off a dove in a record label’s office (as told by Sharon Osborne) , and doing the same thing to a bat once during a concert once the story grew legs. Alice regularly did frightening things during his concerts. Most were staged , and didn’t involve intentionally harming animals.
When I was a kid, he came to town. The adults lost their minds! "OMG, Alice Cooper's in town, lock up your daughters, don't let your kids go to the show!" My brother went, I was too young. My brother survived. LOL!
OMG YES! When my husband and I started dating he randomly told me he thought of this song when he thought of me, and I didn’t know if I should be insulted or fall instantly in love. 😂😎💯
Alice Cooper is an entertainer. He writes all his songs thinking about how it will be preformed on stage. And a good golfer (almost PGA level). Try School's Out, I'm Eighteen, Feed my Frankinstien,
Alice Cooper: "Ballad of Dwight Fry" "Under My Wheels" "Is it My Body" "Be My Lover" "Billion Dollar Babies" "Teenage Lament '74" "School's Out" "I'm Eighteen" That's the good stuff. The 80's is way past his prime
Alice Cooper is one of the best rock singers and songwriters ever...on stage and in music videos he's so scary and so rough but in real life he's the biggest gentleman and the nicest and cutest men in the world. Really. I love him so much. His music is so great.💖
This is actually a BIGGER hit than "School's out", and arguably a bigger classic at this point. No disrespect whatsoever against "School's out" of course - what's not to love about that? 🙂
The first time I heard Alice Cooper as a radio DJ I was surprised. He didn't sound at all like I imagined he would based on his songs. He's got a smooth and perfect voice as a DJ. Poison is a great song of his, too.
I was hoping one day you would get to Alice Cooper lol. Definitely need to react to "Feed My Frankenstein", "School's Out", and "No More Mr. Nice Guy". Keep up the good work Mr. Video 👍🤘🤘
The original "Shock Rocker." Another one of those bands I'd suggest one see "live," even if you're not into his music. The stage shows are always insane.
Fantastic song back in the day and now! Love Alice Cooper, Music back then was phenomenal....all about playing instruments and showmanship....pure talent!!!
Yes, u did Alice yes yes he is an Arizona native here and I see him Alot at the grocery store, we go to the same one, he usually does haunted houses during Halloween and he does what is called Alice Cooper's CHRISTMAS pudding it BENIFITING children's hospital. He is a wonderful person to know his son is just as awesome. I wish u was out here to meet him. So technically u did Stevie Nicks, Chester Bennington and Alice Cooper all from Arizona 🖤 thanks Mr Video 🖤 u Rock, now I'm waiting for u to do Brett Michaels group Poison cause he lives out here as well in AZ, here's some of his songs Unskinny Bop, Talk Dirty to Me, Every Rose Has Its Thorns...... I hope u check it out 🖤💕
I saw Alice Cooper live in Raleigh North Carolina with this album. Bed Of Nails is a good song also. This concert had Judas Priest too. Judas was the headliner but Alice's stage performance was the best I have ever seen!!! He was running in and out of a movie screen and the timing was mindblowing! He would be on stage and run toward the movie screen and it looked just like he was continuing into a large room because he was in the prerecorded movie!!! Wild AF!!!!! Then he had these enormous balls filled with confetti and hit them out into the crowd so the concert goers could hit them back and forth. 6 to 8 togrown men could fit inside these balls easily, they were really big! The stage looked like a huge skeleton was hugging it with the grinning head behind the drummer. It was bad a$$!!
My fav! I have pics of him and me in Indy. He called me to the stage in South Bend in sane poison to me because I showed him a tattoo of him that I had. So many stories he’s awesome. Listen to 18, schools out. The list goes on and on. He still rocking he turns 73 on February 4 and he still cranking them out. Right now he’s performing with Johnny Depp in their group called the Hollywood vampires.
Alice Cooper performed on a Halloween episode of The Muppet Show, back in 1978, guest starring along with Vincent Price and Christopher Lee. Which tells you how cool that show was! You never knew who'd turn up. I remember seeing that episode, too...I was 10, and that was my first real exposure to Alice Cooper. Watching the Muppets, you just took everything in stride. Poison will always get turned up on my car radio while I step on the gas!
My daughter and I saw him in Billings MT, and he sang the whole song to her, it was EPIC, got it on video! I got a Billion dollar bill and a guitar pick from bad assed bass player. He still puts on a excellent show.
@@lisamcarthur3731 Saw him four times in the Boston area, Lisa, and introduced some of my younger friends to the Originator of Shock Rock. Those kids will never be the same!
More Alice Cooper to listen to: Billion Dollar Babies - Bed of Nails - Only Women Bleed - How you gonna see me now - You and Me - School's Out - Hello Hooray All Classics....Best of Stuff
I hadn't heard this song in years. Tidal has it pop up on my list a week ago. I have been singing it in my head since. Then today, you react to it. Spooky.
Alice Cooper is the greatest showman on earth, even at age 72. I’ve seen him live multiple times recently and even most young bands don’t bring the energy he and his band do. Find a live performance of Ballad of Dwight Fry from recent years. The song is usually paired with Killer and I Love the Dead. It’s theatrical and they cut his head off onstage in a guillotine. Also a live performance of Feed My Frankenstein from the last few years is awesome too. Alice never disappoints!
"Only Women Bleed" by Alice Cooper is a awesome song. I was in abusive relationship most of my life and it really hit(no pun intended) home how I felt for so many years.
You can’t go wrong with Alice, baby. My 1st Alice concert was 1972, 🤯, I was 14, can’t say anymore about that. But, dude, Alice is a treasure! Do “Under my wheels”, “Only women bleed”, to start. Go for it!
Alice does one of the best live shows I've ever seen. He is a hell of a showman and at the end of this song, he injected himself with a giant needle filled with "poison". And he's one of the smartest dudes in music
I like your reactions. Please react to "LUCKY MAN" by Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Greg Lake wrote this when he was 12 years old. 2012 remastered version. They use a MOOG synthesizer. Get smoked up first!!!!
Alice Cooper is also considered to be one of the founding fathers of shock rock, because of his stage shows. If you want another band that falls under a similar genre is the eighties band W.A.S.P. Some of their good songs are Wild Child, I Wanna Be Somebody, Chainsaw Charlie, or The Idol.
He was in his mid 50s when he did this. He is currently in a band called the Hollywood vampires with Johnny Depp and Marilyn Manson. Check them out. All star rock band.
I recommend Alice Cooper - Eighteen that song got me through being a teenager. My father who was 50 at the time introduced his music to me when I was 12yrs old. I went to my first concert with my dad so happened to be Alice Cooper. Alice Cooper is a great showman and still rocks out to this day.
Alice Cooper ⚡️ No More Mr. Nice Guy Welcome to My Nightmare School’s Out for Summer (my brother’s favorite, lol) You’re not forgetting my birthday song are you 😳🤗
This is one of my favorite vocal performances ever put down … so much feel…Alice is legendary… one of the greatest rock and roll voices & his music is timeless
I had a sad, bad breakup years ago and the only phrase that came to mind was "your lips are venomous poison". She said "okay Alice" and slammed the door, never to be seen again.
Fun Fact: Alice Cooper is a devout Christian despite making music like this. His dad was a pastor and he used to go with him to do missionary work with Apache in Arizona. Alice Cooper is classic! Saw him live in 2010, and he put on a crazy energy filled show. By the end of the show people had their faces rocked off! I have sen a dozen rock bands since but the Alice Cooper show is #1. You cant beat his rock talent!
Alice Cooper goes way back and Poison was kind of his comeback in the 90s. He's unbelievable in concert. It's like a haunted house on stage. Here's the songs you must listen to, School's Out, Welcome To My Nightmare, Feed My Frankenstein, Bed of Nails, House of Fire, I'm Eighteen, Cold Ethyl, Billion Dollar Babies and there is at least 20 others. Videos might be hard for some of these, but I think you can find them.
One of the greats! Young blood, since your reactions and introduction to rock music, what’s your takeaway from this genre of music from your previous music diet?
Alice Cooper is a legendary showman that still going strong even now (He's in his 70s). He can not only play ripping songs like School's Out, Poison, I'm Eighteen,etc. but can play super mellow songs like You and Me I love seeing young new fans.💕💕💕💕👍👍👍👍👍
Alice Cooper's albums are unique because he used an entire album had a theme, using every song to tell a different aspect of a single story. While a few other rock bands tried to follow suit--the most notable being the legendary band Pink Floyd and their infamous album 'The Wall'--Alice Cooper was the only one that did so repeatedly.
@@kittylover7 i got introduced to Alice 2015 but went to 8 of his shows now . I wish i could have seen the older tours but the new ones are insane Last year he did bed of nails, teenage frankenstein , Steven, roses on white lace... songs he didn't do live for many years
It's nearly impossible to miss with Alice Cooper. Welcome to My Nightmare, Teenage Frankenstein, Cold Ethyl, Uber My Wheels, Billion Dollar Babies, Feed My Frankenstein, No More Mr. Nice Guy, Love's a Loaded Gun, Clowns Will Eat Me, Fantasy Man...
Alice is a character he plays on stage. He’s even said he doesn’t want to party with that guy because he’s scary as hell. Anything from his album Welcome to my nightmare. He surrounds himself with the best musicians. Stage show always awesome.
What a smile this is giving me. My mom who died last year hated Alice when I first brought them into the home. Yet a couple of years later I caught her singing along with Billion Dollar Babies. So cute.
Actually, he has appeared in a couple of horror flicks!! And btw, Rob Zombie kinda considers him his godfather ...and even have dueted together! You really need to go down the rabbit hole with the Coop! From the classic(k)s "School's Out", "No More Mr. Nice Guy", "Elected", "Billion Dollar Babies" and "Only Women Bleed" (a song even rock godesses like Tina Turner or Lita Ford got covered!!!) to the real hard rockers "Hey Stoopid", "Feed My Frankenstein", "Freedom" & "House Of Fire" (co-written with Joan Jett) ...and, of course, if you get to watch the video for "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)", you might be surprised ;)
I have come to realize my puppy loves your videos. Whenever I put one on he runs over as soon as he hears your voice and licks the screen. I can not begin to describe how adorable it is! I can't wait for more. Keep it up
so you gave me an idea. someone needs to start the hottest new station on like serius radio playing all the best new crapout there and every now and then just drop one of these oldschool bangers we all know all sneaky like and just pretend like its something new, give the artist an new name and retitle the song and everything. watch these badass songs go gold all over again
He was awarded man of the year at some point, maybe 10 yrs ago??? Big rabbit hole here my friend. As a half ass drummer this is my favorite song to drum to.
I saw alice cooper live exactly one year ago today. He has so many great songs. “Schoo’s out”, “love is a loaded gun”, “dead babies”, or “welcome to my Nightmare”.
I have to say, of all of the reaction people out there, you are the most enjoyable to watch. You're sincere, you speak your mind, fun and full of energy. Thank you for sharing as you explore new music and you seem to really enjoy it all.
Forgot to mention I saw Alice live in England at Wembley for the Hey Stoopid tour. What a great concert that was. I went with a friend who was from California and a huge Alice Cooper fan. He stood still with his arms folded across his chest the whole concert. I was thirty one at the time and jumping around like a teenager. After the concert I asked him if he had a good time and he said that was the best concert he'd ever been to.
I think it’s interesting that Alice Cooper grew up with a preacher for a father. It’s probably why he turned out like he did. Also he is very smart and articulate when he speaks. Such a contrast between his religious roots to being a make up wearing rocker.
I'm glad I found your channel. My Dad passed away in November 2020. It's been a struggle. But watching you react to music my dad loved just brings back wonderful memories. Thank you.
Exactly right on the commentary. We know what the 60's and 70's were about, this is the shift.The face paint, leather, snakes. It's rumored much of Alice Coopers songs were recorded on home studio over partying long weekends. You can feel this in his tracks.
He has a great voice & a softer side, check out "You & Me" from his "Lace and Whiskey" album, he shook up his fans when that came out, so NOT what had heard from him before... beautiful.
Alice Cooper baby. I found out that he got in very big trouble years ago. He has a song called Cold Ethel and from what I understand the song was about necrophilia and he was barred because he refused to get rid of it.
He was the marilyn manson of the 70's.. he has such an amazing history. When I brought home his album my father made me go take it back to the store. He told me he was sick LOL They came out in 71. "Alice" is his alter ego.., his dad was a minister. He had a horrible situation with alcohol and ended up in rehab in a mental institution, , and his music is a journey through Madness. I have every single album he ever made. There's probably about 13 of them. And it's such an amazing progression. One of my favorites is only women bleed. His concerts were such a theatrical presentation this could take you down a rabbit hole for a very long time. Welcome To My Nightmare is another one of my favorite songs and a great album
Alice Cooper was 41 years old when this song came out.
I remember at the time I thought 41 was so old.. 😆 Now I am 16 years older than he was then, I think 42 is young.
@@karencolley-smidt864 I am trying to thumbs up your comment more, but youtube is not letting me.
@@RareHarmony 2 months late, but I got your back on that like.
@karencolley-smidt864 30s and 40s are best years in life, now me have 44 years old
@@karencolley-smidt864me have 44 now and still feel so young, always smile on face... 1989 was 9 years old and saw this song on Mtv😊😊
I met Alice Cooper. He's a really nice guy. Some other Alice Cooper songs:
"I'm 18"
"Schools Out"
"No More Mr. Nice Guy"
"Welcome To My Nightmare"
"Time To Kill"
❣️💯
That should last him awhile. Can't wait to see them.
cant sleep the clowns will eat me? man behind the mask?
Bed of nails also was not added
Don't forget about "Steven"
Fun story:
When I was 16, I worked at an indoor amusement park at a mall on Alberta.
My friend, a HUGE fan of Cooper's did as well. Day of this concert, was quiet shift, when Alice walked up to the ride my friend worked, and just stood there by himself watching the ride. My friend looks over, and yells "you're Alice Cooper!". He replied, "yeah, I know!"
Signed my buddy's LP top to bottom!
Good old West Edmonton Mall.
WEM represent. I discovered THIS song on a road trip compilation album that I took out from the library for a day trip to WEM with my friends in the 11th grade. I'd only ever heard Schools Out and BDB etc before. The melody/harms in this song blew my mind. Holla.
That's awesome.
Alice Cooper is a LEGEND!
Alice Cooper:
Schools Out
No More Mr. Niceguy
Feed My Frankenstein
Welcome To My Nightmare
💯❣️
Everything this guy just said! Reeferman approves
And that's the list. Salute to you sir
million dollar babies
School's out a MUST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Alice Cooper is a really smart dude in general , but his real stroke of genius was pairing music with all that is frightening. His performances , especially early in his career , were like going to a good scary movie. He paved the way for artists like Slipknot and Marilyn Manson. Some people take this type of performance art too serious , and think these type of artists are “evil” , when they’re simply tapping into the darker side , the way some Hollywood movies do.
I saw him in concert about 30 years ago & it was epic. Scary & creepy & oh so delightful 😈
Yes which is hilarious with Alice. I saw an interview with him where he discusses being a devout Catholic.
@robert dawson ... actually , Black Sabbath were regarded as the pioneers of heavy metal. Alice Cooper was the pioneer of shock rock ... essentially combining a scary stage show with hard rock. Most people would agree , there’s no genre referred to as “dark music”. There’s only two incidents that Ozzy was involved in ... biting the head off a dove in a record label’s office (as told by Sharon Osborne) , and doing the same thing to a bat once during a concert once the story grew legs. Alice regularly did frightening things during his concerts. Most were staged , and didn’t involve intentionally harming animals.
Yes, Alice knows that Milwaukee is the good land :D
When I was a kid, he came to town. The adults lost their minds! "OMG, Alice Cooper's in town, lock up your daughters, don't let your kids go to the show!"
My brother went, I was too young.
My brother survived. LOL!
OMG YES! When my husband and I started dating he randomly told me he thought of this song when he thought of me, and I didn’t know if I should be insulted or fall instantly in love. 😂😎💯
Haha😆😉
how funny
For me it was Maneater.
I was like "wha...?"
🤣
Funny how these videos bring you back there.
LMAO!
As a 71 year old performer in 2019, he still runs around on stage like he was in his 20's. In concert was awesome. Amazing to see.
For a guy in his 60’s or 70’s Alice Cooper is beast!! He’s our local radio DJ love listening 🤘🏻🤘🏻
He's actually 72...still going hard...
For real?😳😍
Went to see him in concert last year. Great fun ❤ I think 'School's out' was the first record I bought (yeh, I'm old).
For those seeing this comment, you can check out his music choices on Spotify where he curates a playlist.
Man I love him! Such a nice guy!
Alice Cooper is an entertainer. He writes all his songs thinking about how it will be preformed on stage. And a good golfer (almost PGA level). Try School's Out, I'm Eighteen, Feed my Frankinstien,
Alice Cooper. Who would of thought this man would become a devout Christian! Yet he did.
he always was.
Well, his dad was a preacher.
And a golf fanatic who played with Glenn Campbell all the time
@@lawrencejoy2256 Yes, he was. But Alice strayed from the faith.
@@neotheone7923 No. He was a Christian and then strayed from the faith. He came back to it later in life.
Alice Cooper:
"Ballad of Dwight Fry"
"Under My Wheels"
"Is it My Body"
"Be My Lover"
"Billion Dollar Babies"
"Teenage Lament '74"
"School's Out"
"I'm Eighteen"
That's the good stuff. The 80's is way past his prime
Ballad of Dwight Fry needs to be the concert footage with Nurse Sheryl. Mr. Video needs the visual experience on that one. 😁
brutal planet and dragontown both rock as hard as billion dollar babies or love it to death
@@neotheone7923 Nah, not my cuppa tea
@@neotheone7923 agreed!
I'm getting aroused just reading your list...lol...that's how good his songs are...
4:00 "I want to hurt you, just to hear you screaming my name" Possibly the greatest rock lyric of all time.
Alice Cooper is one of the best rock singers and songwriters ever...on stage and in music videos he's so scary and so rough but in real life he's the biggest gentleman and the nicest and cutest men in the world. Really. I love him so much. His music is so great.💖
"Under My Wheels" by Alice Cooper. "School's Out" was his big, big hit. You probably have heard it. Nice job, as always, my friend.
I love the top of the pops version of I'm 18 where he's drunk as shit and it still kicks ass, just pure attitude
This is actually a BIGGER hit than "School's out", and arguably a bigger classic at this point. No disrespect whatsoever against "School's out" of course - what's not to love about that? 🙂
Today would have been a great day to play his song Elected. The song he released in 1972.
The first time I heard Alice Cooper as a radio DJ I was surprised. He didn't sound at all like I imagined he would based on his songs. He's got a smooth and perfect voice as a DJ. Poison is a great song of his, too.
1. No More Mr. Nice Guy
2. Lost In America
3. Under My Wheels
4. Schools Out
5. Clones
I was 15 or 16 when this came out in the woods smoking weed listening to the radio with my mates good times ☺️☺️🏴🏴🏴🏴🏴
i was in like 7th grade when this came out and some girl played it for me as one of those radio requests back in the day.. Soo embarrassing lol
@@VolkXue how olds 7th grade if you don't mind me asking?
the woods where we used to go was behind the mental hospital none of us cared 😂😂😂😂
@@lisamills4473 oh dont remember exactly and i don't have kids so thats all so old to me.. I think 13 or so lol maybe 12 lol
@@VolkXue I have an 11yr old and I cannot stand or understand the music she listens to now, that makes me feel really old 😂
Sounds just like my young life OOOORIGHT 😁✌
Alice Cooper - School’s Out (For Summer) was played by teenagers every summer when the long break started ⚡️.
I was hoping one day you would get to Alice Cooper lol. Definitely need to react to "Feed My Frankenstein", "School's Out", and "No More Mr. Nice Guy". Keep up the good work Mr. Video 👍🤘🤘
Lol...your too funny!😆😂Alice Cooper..
"Schools Out"
The original "Shock Rocker." Another one of those bands I'd suggest one see "live," even if you're not into his music. The stage shows are always insane.
18, School's Out, Hey Stupid by Alice Cooper
Feed My Frankenstein, School's Out.
Ah yes,nthe Wayne's World Classic
"Only Women Bleed" Alice Cooper, react to that Mr Video
Live version where his head is cut off
Definitely 👍 beautiful song.
He has some of the best concerts . Has great stage props. Oh, don't forget my request , I'm telling ya you won't regret it
Hell yes! Love me some Alice Cooper
Additional suggestions: "School's Out", "Lost In America", "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and "18"
No more Mr
Nice Guy my favorite
Cold Ethyl. Now there's some interesting subject matter!
This is from the 80's. Check out his songs from the 70's. Kind of a different sound. ✌❤
You have to do Welcome to my Nightmare.
Fantastic song back in the day and now! Love Alice Cooper, Music back then was phenomenal....all about playing instruments and showmanship....pure talent!!!
You want scary? Alice Cooper had a buddy, Arthur Brown "fire"
Seems like a forgotten song. It jams!
I think I remember that song Lisa play it on MTV classics
Yes, u did Alice yes yes he is an Arizona native here and I see him Alot at the grocery store, we go to the same one, he usually does haunted houses during Halloween and he does what is called Alice Cooper's CHRISTMAS pudding it BENIFITING children's hospital. He is a wonderful person to know his son is just as awesome. I wish u was out here to meet him. So technically u did Stevie Nicks, Chester Bennington and Alice Cooper all from Arizona 🖤 thanks Mr Video 🖤 u Rock, now I'm waiting for u to do Brett Michaels group Poison cause he lives out here as well in AZ, here's some of his songs Unskinny Bop, Talk Dirty to Me, Every Rose Has Its Thorns...... I hope u check it out 🖤💕
LOL "Bugs Bunny... Get out the damn way!" hilarious dude! I still, to this day, love this song! It still rocks.
I saw Alice Cooper live in Raleigh North Carolina with this album. Bed Of Nails is a good song also. This concert had Judas Priest too. Judas was the headliner but Alice's stage performance was the best I have ever seen!!! He was running in and out of a movie screen and the timing was mindblowing! He would be on stage and run toward the movie screen and it looked just like he was continuing into a large room because he was in the prerecorded movie!!! Wild AF!!!!! Then he had these enormous balls filled with confetti and hit them out into the crowd so the concert goers could hit them back and forth. 6 to 8 togrown men could fit inside these balls easily, they were really big! The stage looked like a huge skeleton was hugging it with the grinning head behind the drummer. It was bad a$$!!
My fav! I have pics of him and me in Indy. He called me to the stage in South Bend in sane poison to me because I showed him a tattoo of him that I had. So many stories he’s awesome. Listen to 18, schools out. The list goes on and on. He still rocking he turns 73 on February 4 and he still cranking them out. Right now he’s performing with Johnny Depp in their group called the Hollywood vampires.
Alice Cooper performed on a Halloween episode of The Muppet Show, back in 1978, guest starring along with Vincent Price and Christopher Lee. Which tells you how cool that show was! You never knew who'd turn up. I remember seeing that episode, too...I was 10, and that was my first real exposure to Alice Cooper. Watching the Muppets, you just took everything in stride. Poison will always get turned up on my car radio while I step on the gas!
My daughter and I saw him in Billings MT, and he sang the whole song to her, it was EPIC, got it on video! I got a Billion dollar bill and a guitar pick from bad assed bass player. He still puts on a excellent show.
I have been to see him 3 times, first time in high school, 2nd time in my 40's with my daughter and son, 3rd time in my 50's with my daughter.
@@lisamcarthur3731 Saw him four times in the Boston area, Lisa, and introduced some of my younger friends to the Originator of Shock Rock. Those kids will never be the same!
More Alice Cooper to listen to:
Billion Dollar Babies - Bed of Nails - Only Women Bleed - How you gonna see me now - You and Me - School's Out - Hello Hooray
All Classics....Best of Stuff
I hadn't heard this song in years. Tidal has it pop up on my list a week ago. I have been singing it in my head since. Then today, you react to it. Spooky.
This song was mega huge. He was a major player through the 70s and this revived his career big time in the late 80s into the 90s;
Actually Alice Cooper had a softer song called "You and Me."
Which he did on the Muppet Show.
Also, I Never Cry.
Fabulous song, also “Only Women Bleed”
Alice Cooper is the greatest showman on earth, even at age 72. I’ve seen him live multiple times recently and even most young bands don’t bring the energy he and his band do. Find a live performance of Ballad of Dwight Fry from recent years. The song is usually paired with Killer and I Love the Dead. It’s theatrical and they cut his head off onstage in a guillotine. Also a live performance of Feed My Frankenstein from the last few years is awesome too. Alice never disappoints!
School's Out, I'm Eighteen and No More Mr. Nice Guy! and maybe a Wayne's World watch for his cameo in it, lol.
"Only Women Bleed" by Alice Cooper is a awesome song. I was in abusive relationship most of my life and it really hit(no pun intended) home how I felt for so many years.
I LOVE THIS SONG !!! 🤘🤘🤘
2:17; You killed my vibe as I was singing along with Alice Cooper
You can’t go wrong with Alice, baby. My 1st Alice concert was 1972, 🤯, I was 14, can’t say anymore about that. But, dude, Alice is a treasure! Do “Under my wheels”, “Only women bleed”, to start. Go for it!
So glad you rocked out to Alice Cooper! Super catchy song, Alice is the ultimate showman. Awesome reaction Leo!
Seen Alice Cooper in concert last year it was the best stage show I’ve ever seen the man is in his 70s and still rocks like at 20 year old!
Alice does one of the best live shows I've ever seen. He is a hell of a showman and at the end of this song, he injected himself with a giant needle filled with "poison". And he's one of the smartest dudes in music
"School's out","Welcome to my nightmare "and "you and me" are IMO his best songs
I like your reactions. Please react to "LUCKY MAN" by Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Greg Lake wrote this when he was 12 years old. 2012 remastered version. They use a MOOG synthesizer. Get smoked up first!!!!
Alice Cooper is also considered to be one of the founding fathers of shock rock, because of his stage shows. If you want another band that falls under a similar genre is the eighties band W.A.S.P. Some of their good songs are Wild Child, I Wanna Be Somebody, Chainsaw Charlie, or The Idol.
someone know's their stuff
He was in his mid 50s when he did this. He is currently in a band called the Hollywood vampires with Johnny Depp and Marilyn Manson. Check them out. All star rock band.
Well he was 41
I recommend Alice Cooper - Eighteen that song got me through being a teenager. My father who was 50 at the time introduced his music to me when I was 12yrs old. I went to my first concert with my dad so happened to be Alice Cooper. Alice Cooper is a great showman and still rocks out to this day.
Alice Cooper ⚡️
No More Mr. Nice Guy
Welcome to My Nightmare
School’s Out for Summer (my brother’s favorite, lol)
You’re not forgetting my birthday song are you 😳🤗
This is one of my favorite vocal performances ever put down … so much feel…Alice is legendary… one of the greatest rock and roll voices & his music is timeless
I had a sad, bad breakup years ago and the only phrase that came to mind was "your lips are venomous poison". She said "okay Alice" and slammed the door, never to be seen again.
Fun Fact: Alice Cooper is a devout Christian despite making music like this. His dad was a pastor and he used to go with him to do missionary work with Apache in Arizona. Alice Cooper is classic!
Saw him live in 2010, and he put on a crazy energy filled show. By the end of the show people had their faces rocked off! I have sen a dozen rock bands since but the Alice Cooper show is #1. You cant beat his rock talent!
GOLDEN EARRING "WHEN THE BULLET HITS THE BONE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Twilight zone?
@@kassandraharz9345 Yep, that's the real title, lol!
Alice Cooper goes way back and Poison was kind of his comeback in the 90s. He's unbelievable in concert. It's like a haunted house on stage.
Here's the songs you must listen to, School's Out, Welcome To My Nightmare, Feed My Frankenstein, Bed of Nails, House of Fire, I'm Eighteen, Cold Ethyl, Billion Dollar Babies and there is at least 20 others. Videos might be hard for some of these, but I think you can find them.
One of the greats! Young blood, since your reactions and introduction to rock music, what’s your takeaway from this genre of music from your previous music diet?
Alice Cooper is a legendary showman that still going strong even now (He's in his 70s). He can not only play ripping songs like School's Out, Poison, I'm Eighteen,etc. but can play super mellow songs like You and Me I love seeing young new fans.💕💕💕💕👍👍👍👍👍
If you get the chance to see him in concert, DO IT! He puts on an amazing show!
So dramatic, his concerts are a Huge Animated Production! MUST SEE !
Alice Cooper's albums are unique because he used an entire album had a theme, using every song to tell a different aspect of a single story. While a few other rock bands tried to follow suit--the most notable being the legendary band Pink Floyd and their infamous album 'The Wall'--Alice Cooper was the only one that did so repeatedly.
This whole album is great!
When you joined in the chorus it sounded great! I've heard you sing a bit before and I love your voice. 🥰
I think youd like Schools out, Elected or Under my Wheels
The drummer is Eric Singer. He's the current drummer in KISS. Definitely a talented percussionist.
Listen to
Alice Cooper -I’m Eighteen
Alice Cooper- Schools Out
Alice Cooper is my dad's favorite artist. I used to hear all of his songs growing up!
OMG! YES! My absolute favorite Artist of ALL TIME!!!
Mine too , he's a living legend
@@sophiecooper3624 Indeed he is! Saw him live in ’91 for his “Hey Stupid” tour! Front row, dead smack in the middle! Best show ever!
Did you get to see him live? I never have but people say he is incredible live. Maybe someday? :(
@@kittylover7 i got introduced to Alice 2015 but went to 8 of his shows now . I wish i could have seen the older tours but the new ones are insane
Last year he did bed of nails, teenage frankenstein , Steven, roses on white lace... songs he didn't do live for many years
@@sophiecooper3624 Awesome! I would love to see him live again! I’ve been listening to him for so long! I still have an 8 track of his! Lol.
It's nearly impossible to miss with Alice Cooper.
Welcome to My Nightmare, Teenage Frankenstein, Cold Ethyl, Uber My Wheels, Billion Dollar Babies, Feed My Frankenstein, No More Mr. Nice Guy, Love's a Loaded Gun, Clowns Will Eat Me, Fantasy Man...
What’s next?? FEED MY FRANKENSTEIN
Alice is a character he plays on stage. He’s even said he doesn’t want to party with that guy because he’s scary as hell. Anything from his album Welcome to my nightmare. He surrounds himself with the best musicians. Stage show always awesome.
Feed my Frankenstein is a great song.
What a smile this is giving me. My mom who died last year hated Alice when I first brought them into the home. Yet a couple of years later I caught her singing along with Billion Dollar Babies. So cute.
Great reaction! It's time to react to "King Diamond - Sleepless Nights - Live at The Fillmore (OFFICIAL)"!!!
Oops! Golden Earring “TWILIGHT ZONE” is the real title 😂
Billion Dollar Babies. Oo! House of Flies!!
Halo of flies!
@@pegkilday4100 Yes my bad!
This man feels each word. And takes the color out of music, I love it.
Now go to " Kashmir";by Led Zeppelin!!
Actually, he has appeared in a couple of horror flicks!! And btw, Rob Zombie kinda considers him his godfather ...and even have dueted together! You really need to go down the rabbit hole with the Coop! From the classic(k)s "School's Out", "No More Mr. Nice Guy", "Elected", "Billion Dollar Babies" and "Only Women Bleed" (a song even rock godesses like Tina Turner or Lita Ford got covered!!!) to the real hard rockers "Hey Stoopid", "Feed My Frankenstein", "Freedom" & "House Of Fire" (co-written with Joan Jett) ...and, of course, if you get to watch the video for "He's Back (The Man Behind The Mask)", you might be surprised ;)
Feed my frankenstein from alice cooper
I have come to realize my puppy loves your videos. Whenever I put one on he runs over as soon as he hears your voice and licks the screen.
I can not begin to describe how adorable it is! I can't wait for more. Keep it up
so you gave me an idea. someone needs to start the hottest new station on like serius radio playing all the best new crapout there and every now and then just drop one of these oldschool bangers we all know all sneaky like and just pretend like its something new, give the artist an new name and retitle the song and everything. watch these badass songs go gold all over again
He was awarded man of the year at some point, maybe 10 yrs ago??? Big rabbit hole here my friend. As a half ass drummer this is my favorite song to drum to.
I am huge Alice Cooper fan, but this song isn't even in his top 100 IMO. Go back and listen to some of his GOOD stuff.
Ikr!
I saw alice cooper live exactly one year ago today. He has so many great songs. “Schoo’s out”, “love is a loaded gun”, “dead babies”, or “welcome to my Nightmare”.
“Feed my Frankenstein”
Could u react to Santeria by Sublime
and wrong way, and garden grove
I have to say, of all of the reaction people out there, you are the most enjoyable to watch. You're sincere, you speak your mind, fun and full of energy.
Thank you for sharing as you explore new music and you seem to really enjoy it all.
One of the nicest guys ever...hosts a radio show late at night too. Doesn't cuss...loves golf. Just a great showman and musician.
Welcome to Alice Cooper!!! He mastered stage shows mixed with music long before others.He used to do a Guillotine act as part of his stage show.
Forgot to mention I saw Alice live in England at Wembley for the Hey Stoopid tour. What a great concert that was. I went with a friend who was from California and a huge Alice Cooper fan. He stood still with his arms folded across his chest the whole concert. I was thirty one at the time and jumping around like a teenager. After the concert I asked him if he had a good time and he said that was the best concert he'd ever been to.
I used to work at the hotel Cooper would stay at when he came to town for his shows. Dude is super nice, loves to golf. Much love from the 419.
I think it’s interesting that Alice Cooper grew up with a preacher for a father. It’s probably why he turned out like he did. Also he is very smart and articulate when he speaks. Such a contrast between his religious roots to being a make up wearing rocker.
I'm glad I found your channel. My Dad passed away in November 2020. It's been a struggle. But watching you react to music my dad loved just brings back wonderful memories. Thank you.
Exactly right on the commentary. We know what the 60's and 70's were about, this is the shift.The face paint, leather, snakes. It's rumored much of Alice Coopers songs were recorded on home studio over partying long weekends. You can feel this in his tracks.
He has a great voice & a softer side, check out "You & Me" from his "Lace and Whiskey" album, he shook up his fans when that came out, so NOT what had heard from him before... beautiful.
Alice Cooper baby. I found out that he got in very big trouble years ago. He has a song called Cold Ethel and from what I understand the song was about necrophilia and he was barred because he refused to get rid of it.
He was the marilyn manson of the 70's.. he has such an amazing history. When I brought home his album my father made me go take it back to the store. He told me he was sick LOL They came out in 71. "Alice" is his alter ego.., his dad was a minister. He had a horrible situation with alcohol and ended up in rehab in a mental institution, , and his music is a journey through Madness. I have every single album he ever made. There's probably about 13 of them. And it's such an amazing progression. One of my favorites is only women bleed. His concerts were such a theatrical presentation this could take you down a rabbit hole for a very long time. Welcome To My Nightmare is another one of my favorite songs and a great album