This was excellent!!! My own tastes would have rearranged a few of the albums but it was a blast to hear the rationale behind your selections. Dada is definitely in my top 5 as well, I love his “lost albums” period
Thanks for sharing your list. Here are my favorites: 1. Killer 2. Welcome to My Nightmare (used to be my number one, still is on some days) 3. Love it to Death 4. Dada 5. Billion Dollar Babies (more or less tied with Dada) 6. Special Forces 7. Flush the Fashion 8. School's Out 9. Raise Your Fist and Yell (it's all about side two) 10. Zipper Catches Skin
I think Muscle of Love is very underrated. Never been sold before is a badass riff... And Big Apple Dreaming is superb! And I always loved "Pass the gun around" from Dada...
I'm glad you like Muscle of Love! Man, I wish I could feel the same on that record. But, hey, out of almost 30 albums, the fact that I like/enjoy all but 2 is a win in my book. Thanks for watching : )
When you're doing an album ranking or a review, you should say that your opinions are not opinions, they are facts! Just to get under people's skin lol!
Very interesting to watch as always and some of your picks are very different than mine, naturally, but I enjoy hearing your reasons and it helps me to enjoy some of the music more. I agree with you about some deep tracks like Little By Little and Somewhere in the Jungle along with others. No one asked but here's my list: 1. Billion Dollar Babies (hard to argue that this is his classic) 2. Dada (love this) 3. Love it to Death 4. Killer 5. From the Inside (best lyrics) 6. Welcome to my Nightmare 7. Detroit Stories (loved so much about it) 8. Last Temptation (Alice's solo concept albums are great) 9. Dirty Diamonds (consistent good pop songs) 10. Brutal Planet 11. Flush the Fashion 12. Paranormal 13. Dragontown (could have picked up this LP a month ago at a store and didn't now I regret it) 14. Muscle of Love 15. School's Out 16. Lace and Whiskey 17. Special Forces (there is a lot I like about this era and tour, but not particularly the album) 18. Zipper Catches Skin (side two is my favorite) 19. Trash (catchy but not Alice) 20. Hey Stoopid 21. Eyes of Alice Cooper 22. Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (too many show tunes) 23. Pretties For You (this album has charm going for it) 24. Welcome 2 My Nightmare (doesn't come together well for me) 25. Raise Your Fist and Yell (I don't like the hair metal era) 26. Along Came a Spider (good story but poor song production) 27. Constrictor 28. Easy Action (due to me being unfamiliar with this compared to others) I found the first half of the list easy to do (favorites) but the second half really hard as I saw those albums as having good qualities but in my eyes flawed in some ways. Hard to balance all that and rank, there is something good about just about every album Thanks to anybody who read this far.
Great video! I definitely need to check out Brutal Planet now! I can't believe there's so many I still haven't listened to! Is Wind Up Toy the only Steven song that isn't part of a concept album?
Great detailed ranking although of course we will all have different opinions on how we listen to music and more importantly when we first heard certain records. I got into Alice during the 86/87 Nightmare Returns concert so Raise fist was always high up my list. It was also great to see Da Da and Last Temptation high up. Cheers
Man! I have such a banal AC list and it hardly changes through years BUT you pushed me to revisit his back catalogue. I definitely missed smth since youre so persuasive especially in top5 section. Brutal Planet oh! I'm shocked! Welcome to My Nightmare was there for almost 30 years )) Nowadays i would say that all my top 10 AC albums are all #1 since for different situation i would pick a different one. They are like babies alive babies ))
As probably the Biggest but most levelheaded Alice Cooper fan with a past to match, you would make me proud to call you a son (and you could be comfortably). Thanks for that. Well enjoyed. We do not fully agree but who could on such a complex discography. Be well.
Really nice ranking, much better than the album rankings music magazines do sometimes, they usually seem to praise the old and most successful albums and compare everything else to those. My top 5 would be (in no particular oder): Love it to Death Dada Hey Stoopid The Eyes of Alice Cooper Along came a spider But that's already a tough choice and not final, this video made me realize again how much great music he made
Very interesting take for someone younger, I am 56 been a fan my whole life, I love the Black out albums and the Make up change, I feel he was pushing himself as an artist & was dissapointed when Constrictor came out My top 5 1 Schools Out 2Killer 3 Special Forces $, Flush 5 Welcome
yeah that review was great ! I ve been listening to alice since 1975 , nightmare album, i was 9 years old at the time, could'nt get enough of it. Stuck with him through goes to hell and lace and wiskey, which i still do like to this day, i do prefer lace ( but it souds terrible, needs a remastering. All the ACG albums are great, I DEFFINETLY put Muscle of Love higher than u did, ( please give it few more spins) Big Apple, Hard Hearted Alice & Crazy Little Child in my opinion are epic( but it is not the ACG sound for sure) Muscle of love, working up a sweat, teenage lament are just fun songs to rock out too.Never cared for Man with the Golden Gun , which was suppose to be the James Bond movies song, but they submitted it 1 day too late ( from the mythology anyway) and they gave the song to someone else,( too bad who knows what could of happened after that?) But its ok cause we got 20 something of Alice Cooper albums after. the crazy thing is after all the booze and drugs Alice has still put out some amazing songs, where others have just coasted on past success. I mean " my god ,where did the lyrics come from for the title track of Brutal Planet?( i get this , not chills ,but wtf this is some of the best lyrics ive ever heard! ""vibe". I am always glad to see the younger generation appreciate the older music, at 57 years of age i try to listen to the current music out there also , because all music is good (if it s done well). My generation,i find are quick to say " our music was the best!" BULLSHIT ' you soud like our parents. Thanks for the review, it was very well done...( im almost ashamed , you have more albums than i do..:(
Thanks for the comment!!! I really enjoyed reading it. I love what you said at the end of all music, if done well, is good regardless of the year. It's nice to hear that from someone in the generational group of "our music was better." The old will always hate the new, you know? Thanks again : )
Haha it started oh so wrong when you've put out two bottom albums right from my top ten list :) Muscle of love for me is not far from his strict top masterpieces among which I actually place Goes to hell :) But I keep watching, cause I'm curious where some of the others albums will land and why. Thanks for the whole serie and this conclusion. I'm in the middle of discovering and properly exploring AC right now so it is all very interesting and helpful.
@@CaretakerWanted Oh don't worry about having weird ranking, we're all crazy, right? :P Mine isn't typical either. My top ten is made out of three segments: Masterpieces: Love it to death, Killer, School's out, Babies, Welcome to my nightmare and Goes to Hell Near masterpieces: Muscle of love, From the inside, Dada Pretty strong, but uneven: Lace and Whiskey. And I don't care much for the rest :P although Flush the Fashion is nice.
Very interesting to hear your ratings. I can't say that I agree with all of them but you give some legit criticism. I do think Pretties for You and Easy Action have good ideas but are mostly too sloppy and inaccessible for most people. I would have rated Raise Your Fist and Yell and Along Came a Spider as in the upper 20's because in my opinion they were just too simple minded. Then again, I only got through Along Came a Spider once. If you've got a review of it I think I'll need to learn what you see in it. Great video overall! Thanks.
I know, it’s like I want to enjoy Muscle of Love, but I can’t. It’s annoying, but it is what it is. I’ve warmed up to it (somewhat), but it’s still at or near the bottom. Along Came A Spider is interesting….it’s a tight, cohesive concept, but the lyrics are weak.
There’s some great stuff on that album for sure. It’s definitely not my favorite, but that’s just me. I’m glad you enjoy it! I appreciate you for sharing your opinion without being disrespectful. Thank you, Joe!
@@CaretakerWanted Right on dude! I'm enjoying some of your other content as we speak. I'm watching your review of "live @the Apollo" . In it, You mention a podcast about the "blackout years". Can you let me know where I can find that?
My ranking; updated, from what I've heard (so far): 9. Zipper Catches Skin 8. Da Da 7. Last Temptation 6. Trash 5. Special Forces 4. Constrictor 3. Raise Your Fist 2. Hey Stupid 1. Brutal Planet
I watched this and went downstairs and put on Muscle of Love. You're nuts 🤣 Anyway, From the Inside will always be my #1. That won't change ever. But Muscle is probably my favorite AC group album, tied with Love It to Death. I agree on Goes to Hell and Constrictor. Two of my least favorites along with Special Forces. My top 10 would make anyone's head explode 😆
lol yeah. I listened to Muscle of Love again about a month ago. I tell ya, BeeKay, no matter how many times I go back and try to have an open mind, I get hardly any enjoyment out of it. But I guess things like that are why I’m on meds lol
@CaretakerWanted I'll grant you that it's pretty uneven. You could tell the band was falling apart, no Bob Ezrin, they were all fried. In places it sounds like it could be a semi-decent Aerosmith album. As for the rest, I would round off my list as Inside, Muscle, Death, Raise Your Fist..., DaDa, Flush and probably Easy Action. I can't do Trash. It's such an easy play for 1989. But, like you said, had he not hit it big, he would just be another 70s act that couldn't hack it.
Excellent review of the genius that is Alice cooper, although don't agree about brutal planet at no. 1. That has to be billion dollar babies with nightmare at 2.
In no real order I'd say 1) The Last Temptation 2) Brutal Planet 3) Dragontown 4) Constrictor 5) Hey Stoopid 6) Paranormal 7) From the Inside 8) Zipper Catches Skin 9) Flush the Fashion 10) The next one that comes out
1. Love it to Death. 2. Killer. 3. School's Out. 4. Billion Dollar Babies. 5. Easy Action. 6. Special Forces. 7. The Last Temptation. 8. Flush the Fasion. 9. Dirty Dimonds. 10. Dada. 25. Detroit Stories. 26. Trash. 27. Goes to Hell. 28. Lace and Whiskey. Not really a fan of WTMN. Too slick.
Personally, since I hate hair metal, Trash is not a bad album, it’s completely overrated, but bed of nails is a guilty pleasure song of mine. You nailed it about the concepts though, it starts out full throttle and by the fourth song the concept is totally scattered everywhere and abandoned. I probably said this before, but I wish Alice did a full punk album at a point during his blackout, like after DaDa, and just one more album then he got clean. Then again if that happened I don’t think he’d still be alive now after that.
I actually have a jacket of Trash. It's got his name on the front (like the logo) and the word "Trash" is splattered on it. The backside is Alice but his right side is a skeleton. It's not the same as the one on the cover, but more of a rendition. I showed it on my Trash review, and you can find it on the Alice Cooper shop!
1. Easy Action 2. Special Forces 3. Love it to death 4. BDB 5. Pretties for you 6. Killer 7. Flush the fashion 8. Constrictor 9. Raise your fist and yell 10. Lace and whiskey ... 27. From the inside 28. The eyes of Alice Cooper (sorry, really don't like these two.)
I’ve seen Alice a number of times but in 2018 I saw people walking out during “Halo of Flies” to use the restroom and during “Poison” they made sure they were at their seats losing their minds. I can’t believe people can ignore “Halo of Flies” but act like “Poison” is the greatest song ever.
Cheers. Kinda surprised though, being that it's such a well-known and funny scene from that Dirty Harry movie. Been enjoying your takes on the ACooper oeuvre.....such a big collection AND it continues! Greetings from not-so-sunny Nottingham/England/UK.@@CaretakerWanted
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This was excellent!!! My own tastes would have rearranged a few of the albums but it was a blast to hear the rationale behind your selections. Dada is definitely in my top 5 as well, I love his “lost albums” period
God, if only everyone was like you when it comes to hearing different opinions/tastes! Thanks mate.
@@CaretakerWanted Hahaha!! Imagine how boring life would be if we all thought the same thing!
Entertaining rankings there! Very happy to see the AC love
Thanks for sharing your list. Here are my favorites:
1. Killer
2. Welcome to My Nightmare (used to be my number one, still is on some days)
3. Love it to Death
4. Dada
5. Billion Dollar Babies (more or less tied with Dada)
6. Special Forces
7. Flush the Fashion
8. School's Out
9. Raise Your Fist and Yell (it's all about side two)
10. Zipper Catches Skin
That’s pretty cool to see all the blackout albums there!
I think Muscle of Love is very underrated. Never been sold before is a badass riff... And Big Apple Dreaming is superb!
And I always loved "Pass the gun around" from Dada...
I'm glad you like Muscle of Love! Man, I wish I could feel the same on that record. But, hey, out of almost 30 albums, the fact that I like/enjoy all but 2 is a win in my book. Thanks for watching : )
When you're doing an album ranking or a review, you should say that your opinions are not opinions, they are facts! Just to get under people's skin lol!
Haha. That's good. I should do that from now on.
@@CaretakerWanted what other Bands will you possibly do a album by album review of ?? If anyone ?? KISS at all ? Queen ?? Ect
Very interesting yet based list, great video!
Thanks man. Yeah I know it’s an interesting list, and it’s nice to see it labeled as “based” haha.
Very interesting to watch as always and some of your picks are very different than mine, naturally, but I enjoy hearing your reasons and it helps me to enjoy some of the music more. I agree with you about some deep tracks like Little By Little and Somewhere in the Jungle along with others.
No one asked but here's my list:
1. Billion Dollar Babies (hard to argue that this is his classic)
2. Dada (love this)
3. Love it to Death
4. Killer
5. From the Inside (best lyrics)
6. Welcome to my Nightmare
7. Detroit Stories (loved so much about it)
8. Last Temptation (Alice's solo concept albums are great)
9. Dirty Diamonds (consistent good pop songs)
10. Brutal Planet
11. Flush the Fashion
12. Paranormal
13. Dragontown (could have picked up this LP a month ago at a store and didn't now I regret it)
14. Muscle of Love
15. School's Out
16. Lace and Whiskey
17. Special Forces (there is a lot I like about this era and tour, but not particularly the album)
18. Zipper Catches Skin (side two is my favorite)
19. Trash (catchy but not Alice)
20. Hey Stoopid
21. Eyes of Alice Cooper
22. Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (too many show tunes)
23. Pretties For You (this album has charm going for it)
24. Welcome 2 My Nightmare (doesn't come together well for me)
25. Raise Your Fist and Yell (I don't like the hair metal era)
26. Along Came a Spider (good story but poor song production)
27. Constrictor
28. Easy Action (due to me being unfamiliar with this compared to others)
I found the first half of the list easy to do (favorites) but the second half really hard as I saw those albums as having good qualities but in my eyes flawed in some ways. Hard to balance all that and rank, there is something good about just about every album
Thanks to anybody who read this far.
Thanks for the list!
Great video! I definitely need to check out Brutal Planet now! I can't believe there's so many I still haven't listened to! Is Wind Up Toy the only Steven song that isn't part of a concept album?
Yeah, Wind Up Toy is the only song about Steven not part of a concept album.
Great detailed ranking although of course we will all have different opinions on how we listen to music and more importantly when we first heard certain records. I got into Alice during the 86/87 Nightmare Returns concert so Raise fist was always high up my list. It was also great to see Da Da and Last Temptation high up. Cheers
I too listened to all the albums (including Detroit Stories) and yeah….your intro summed it up.
Haha
Man! I have such a banal AC list and it hardly changes through years BUT you pushed me to revisit his back catalogue. I definitely missed smth since youre so persuasive especially in top5 section. Brutal Planet oh! I'm shocked! Welcome to My Nightmare was there for almost 30 years )) Nowadays i would say that all my top 10 AC albums are all #1 since for different situation i would pick a different one. They are like babies alive babies ))
As probably the Biggest but most levelheaded Alice Cooper fan with a past to match, you would make me proud to call you a son (and you could be comfortably). Thanks for that. Well enjoyed. We do not fully agree but who could on such a complex discography. Be well.
Really nice ranking, much better than the album rankings music magazines do sometimes, they usually seem to praise the old and most successful albums and compare everything else to those. My top 5 would be (in no particular oder):
Love it to Death
Dada
Hey Stoopid
The Eyes of Alice Cooper
Along came a spider
But that's already a tough choice and not final, this video made me realize again how much great music he made
Very interesting take for someone younger, I am 56 been a fan my whole life, I love the Black out albums and the Make up change, I feel he was pushing himself as an artist & was dissapointed when Constrictor came out My top 5
1 Schools Out
2Killer
3 Special Forces
$, Flush
5 Welcome
Glad School's Out makes top. An underrated classic, but not my topS....which are Love it to death and Killer.....BOTH there at numero uno.
yeah that review was great ! I ve been listening to alice since 1975 , nightmare album, i was 9 years old at the time, could'nt get enough of it. Stuck with him through goes to hell and lace and wiskey, which i still do like to this day, i do prefer lace ( but it souds terrible, needs a remastering. All the ACG albums are great, I DEFFINETLY put Muscle of Love higher than u did, ( please give it few more spins) Big Apple, Hard Hearted Alice & Crazy Little Child in my opinion are epic( but it is not the ACG sound for sure) Muscle of love, working up a sweat, teenage lament are just fun songs to rock out too.Never cared for Man with the Golden Gun , which was suppose to be the James Bond movies song, but they submitted it 1 day too late ( from the mythology anyway) and they gave the song to someone else,( too bad who knows what could of happened after that?) But its ok cause we got 20 something of Alice Cooper albums after. the crazy thing is after all the booze and drugs Alice has still put out some amazing songs, where others have just coasted on past success. I mean " my god ,where did the lyrics come from for the title track of Brutal Planet?( i get this , not chills ,but wtf this is some of the best lyrics ive ever heard! ""vibe".
I am always glad to see the younger generation appreciate the older music, at 57 years of age i try to listen to the current music out there also , because all music is good (if it s done well). My generation,i find are quick to say " our music was the best!" BULLSHIT ' you soud like our parents.
Thanks for the review, it was very well done...( im almost ashamed , you have more albums than i do..:(
Thanks for the comment!!! I really enjoyed reading it. I love what you said at the end of all music, if done well, is good regardless of the year. It's nice to hear that from someone in the generational group of "our music was better." The old will always hate the new, you know? Thanks again : )
Starting down the AC rabbit hole and starting with the 80s 90s stuff then branching out. From what I've heard: Trash
That's how I would have it also.
Haha it started oh so wrong when you've put out two bottom albums right from my top ten list :) Muscle of love for me is not far from his strict top masterpieces among which I actually place Goes to hell :) But I keep watching, cause I'm curious where some of the others albums will land and why. Thanks for the whole serie and this conclusion. I'm in the middle of discovering and properly exploring AC right now so it is all very interesting and helpful.
Trust me, I know my album ranking is weird, ha. But that's just how I feel about it. Glad you get enjoyment out of something I can't : )
@@CaretakerWanted Oh don't worry about having weird ranking, we're all crazy, right? :P Mine isn't typical either. My top ten is made out of three segments: Masterpieces: Love it to death, Killer, School's out, Babies, Welcome to my nightmare and Goes to Hell
Near masterpieces:
Muscle of love, From the inside, Dada
Pretty strong, but uneven: Lace and Whiskey. And I don't care much for the rest :P although Flush the Fashion is nice.
Goes to hell is a overlooked cooper classic. I love every song on that album
@@laurencelevene4333 Absolutely!
Very interesting to hear your ratings. I can't say that I agree with all of them but you give some legit criticism. I do think Pretties for You and Easy Action have good ideas but are mostly too sloppy and inaccessible for most people. I would have rated Raise Your Fist and Yell and Along Came a Spider as in the upper 20's because in my opinion they were just too simple minded. Then again, I only got through Along Came a Spider once. If you've got a review of it I think I'll need to learn what you see in it. Great video overall! Thanks.
I know, it’s like I want to enjoy Muscle of Love, but I can’t. It’s annoying, but it is what it is. I’ve warmed up to it (somewhat), but it’s still at or near the bottom. Along Came A Spider is interesting….it’s a tight, cohesive concept, but the lyrics are weak.
Special Forces is my favorite of the “black out” albums
I love that album!
@@CaretakerWanted Ditto, it’s got an in your face attitude but with that Alice sense of humor to it
prettiest cop on the block is an awful song
Eyes of Alice Cooper and Dirty Dimonds are great garage rock albums
Everyone hates on "Goes to Hell", I think it's great. At least just as great as W2 My Nightmare. Nice vid. Thanks.
There’s some great stuff on that album for sure. It’s definitely not my favorite, but that’s just me. I’m glad you enjoy it! I appreciate you for sharing your opinion without being disrespectful. Thank you, Joe!
@@CaretakerWanted Right on dude! I'm enjoying some of your other content as we speak. I'm watching your review of "live @the Apollo" . In it, You mention a podcast about the "blackout years". Can you let me know where I can find that?
@@CaretakerWanted Thanks so much!
My ranking; updated, from what I've heard (so far):
9. Zipper Catches Skin
8. Da Da
7. Last Temptation
6. Trash
5. Special Forces
4. Constrictor
3. Raise Your Fist
2. Hey Stupid
1. Brutal Planet
Hey hey right on! I love how unique it is.
I watched this and went downstairs and put on Muscle of Love.
You're nuts 🤣
Anyway, From the Inside will always be my #1. That won't change ever. But Muscle is probably my favorite AC group album, tied with Love It to Death. I agree on Goes to Hell and Constrictor. Two of my least favorites along with Special Forces. My top 10 would make anyone's head explode 😆
lol yeah. I listened to Muscle of Love again about a month ago. I tell ya, BeeKay, no matter how many times I go back and try to have an open mind, I get hardly any enjoyment out of it. But I guess things like that are why I’m on meds lol
@CaretakerWanted I'll grant you that it's pretty uneven. You could tell the band was falling apart, no Bob Ezrin, they were all fried. In places it sounds like it could be a semi-decent Aerosmith album.
As for the rest, I would round off my list as Inside, Muscle, Death, Raise Your Fist..., DaDa, Flush and probably Easy Action. I can't do Trash. It's such an easy play for 1989. But, like you said, had he not hit it big, he would just be another 70s act that couldn't hack it.
Excellent review of the genius that is Alice cooper, although don't agree about brutal planet at no. 1. That has to be billion dollar babies with nightmare at 2.
In no real order I'd say
1) The Last Temptation
2) Brutal Planet
3) Dragontown
4) Constrictor
5) Hey Stoopid
6) Paranormal
7) From the Inside
8) Zipper Catches Skin
9) Flush the Fashion
10) The next one that comes out
Thanks for sharing, Mr. G : )
One thing I'll give Alice/the man/the band. Regardless of era the music is full on listenable.
Absolutely : )
1. Love it to Death.
2. Killer.
3. School's Out.
4. Billion Dollar Babies.
5. Easy Action.
6. Special Forces.
7. The Last Temptation.
8. Flush the Fasion.
9. Dirty Dimonds.
10. Dada.
25. Detroit Stories.
26. Trash.
27. Goes to Hell.
28. Lace and Whiskey.
Not really a fan of WTMN. Too slick.
Thanks for sharing!
There’s only one thing that ruins this whole ranking, and that’s placing Hey Stoopid at #3. What?? Above BDB, Killer & LITD.. jeez
Ruining things is what I do best.
Personally, since I hate hair metal, Trash is not a bad album, it’s completely overrated, but bed of nails is a guilty pleasure song of mine. You nailed it about the concepts though, it starts out full throttle and by the fourth song the concept is totally scattered everywhere and abandoned. I probably said this before, but I wish Alice did a full punk album at a point during his blackout, like after DaDa, and just one more album then he got clean. Then again if that happened I don’t think he’d still be alive now after that.
Oh yeah, I get enjoyment out of Trash. Obviously, it's not my favorite, but for what it is, it's good.
A straight punk album would have been cool.
I actually have a jacket of Trash. It's got his name on the front (like the logo) and the word "Trash" is splattered on it. The backside is Alice but his right side is a skeleton. It's not the same as the one on the cover, but more of a rendition.
I showed it on my Trash review, and you can find it on the Alice Cooper shop!
@@CaretakerWanted oh that’s really cool, I always thought the half skull design was one of his coolest
1. Easy Action
2. Special Forces
3. Love it to death
4. BDB
5. Pretties for you
6. Killer
7. Flush the fashion
8. Constrictor
9. Raise your fist and yell
10. Lace and whiskey
...
27. From the inside
28. The eyes of Alice Cooper (sorry, really don't like these two.)
I wish more people would give Easy Action a chance. There’s some good stuff on there!
Muscle Of Love is at the bottom? I’m unsubscribing!
Just kidding.
Trash will always be at the bottom for me though.
Yeah, trash sucks.
I’ve seen Alice a number of times but in 2018 I saw people walking out during “Halo of Flies” to use the restroom and during “Poison” they made sure they were at their seats losing their minds. I can’t believe people can ignore “Halo of Flies” but act like “Poison” is the greatest song ever.
That's just insane to hear.
Film?........The Enforcer
Yessssss!!!!!! You were the first one to guess and get it correct!
Cheers. Kinda surprised though, being that it's such a well-known and funny scene from that Dirty Harry movie. Been enjoying your takes on the ACooper oeuvre.....such a big collection AND it continues! Greetings from not-so-sunny Nottingham/England/UK.@@CaretakerWanted