Alice Cooper - From The Inside (Live 1979)
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2013
- Alice Cooper performing the song "From The Inside", live in San Diego, California in 1979 as part of the 'Madhouse Rock' tour. Buy the DVD at: www.shoutfactory.com/?q=node/1...
The Strange Case of Alice Cooper is a live concert video release of Alice Cooper, first released on VHS in 1979. The concert was filmed on April 9, 1979 during Cooper's 'Madhouse Rock' Tour in support of the album "From The Inside" in San Diego, California.
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Lyrics:
I got lost on the road somewhere
Was it Texas or was it Canada
Drinking whiskey in the morning light
I work the stage all night long
At first we laughed about it
My long haired drunken friends
Proposed a toast to Jimmy's ghost
I never dreamed that I would wind up on the losing end
I'm stuck here on the inside looking out
I'm just another case
Where's my makeup where's my face on the inside
All got your kicks from what you saw up there
Eight bucks even buys a folding chair
I was downing seagrams on another flight
And I worked that stage all night long
You were screaming for the villain up there
And I was much obliged
The old road sure screwed me good this time
It's hard to see where the vicious circle ends
I'm stuck here on the inside looking out
That's no big disgrace
Where's my makeup where's my face on the inside 
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Saw this show in Grandforks in 79. Awesome everything. Alice repelled down onto the stage The Baby’s opened.
I love that Alice got Vincent Price to do the intro for this. Speaking of which, he actually opened quite a few of Alice's shows.
Vincent Price, man. I wish that man had never died.
Vincent Price was also on Michael Jackson's thriller, also Orithani played for both bands
@@batmanz62 That's right, he was on MJ's Thriller. Mr. Price was infinitely talented.
He also was on The Black Widow on the Welcome to My Nightmare album. Super fine album.
I know every song on this album by heart. As a child, I worried about Veronica and hoped he got out and saved her in time. I saw my first Alice Cooper concert when I was 7 years old, sitting on my dad's shoulders at Compton Terrace in Arizona, I think this was in '79 or '80. I have since, taken my kids to see Cooper in concert and last Summer, I took my 7 year old grandson to see him too. He is a family tradition. After all, We're All Crazy!!!
I always worried about Veronica too!
Love the drums on this one. Also, 32 days sober today 🥃 ☠️ 💪
congratulations. keep coming back
Im so glad this man conquered his daemons.
We need Alice Cooper now more than ever!
Creepy Logan - couldn't agree more. Very well said!
SO UNFORTUNATELY TRUE!! He'll still B Performing in 10yrs though - It's His Last Addiction!!
I love this album and alot of Alice cooper albums
This is such a classic album...love the songs and the themes and characters...but this song kicks some serious ass and wish he played it more often live!!!
Alice Cooper is amazing at anything he does!
This album never got great reviews, but it is one of my favourites. Am I wrong?
yes u are I am a coop fan from way back,tho its not as great as his earlier stuff,but far better then his later stuff
Richard Gill No one is ever "wrong" if they like or dislike something. I liked it, too. Maybe others don't, but that's o.k. It's good to have not everyone be just like everyone else
The lyrics a great but just like 'Alice Cooper goes to hell' the raw rock'n roll was polished of.
Alice loves it
From the Inside was an AMAZING album!!! One of my favorites of his. Just knowing he wrote it about his stay in a mental institution is enough to give it massive credibility.
When COOPER had multi talented musicians..
EXCELLENT!!!! 😎🤟
Actually, when I look at this, I can't help but think that Alice Cooper was one hell of a good actor!!
One of the greatest of all time. Such a unique sound
Amazing performance
This is the first concert I ever went to. I still love the album.
Oh yeah! And surrounded by the very best musicians
So much power in those guitars
If i could go back in time and see any alice show, id pick this one.
I was there, Cleveland Coliseum. It was great!
@@johnthomas8606 Saw this tour in Portland OR, 1979. Great show-the thing i recall most was that jumping in & out of the movie at exactly the right time(s). I was front row, and that just blew my mind.
I saw this in Cincinnati, wish the full video was available.
What a show.
I met him and his lovely wife in 2019 at the Log jam restaurant before a concert in Glens falls. The man gave me 2 VIP tix. So cool . Nothing like his stage persona.
Love the bass playing on this track
Always in motion never leaning on a mike stand
this is my favorite album of all time, the most underrated ---but I wish he would sing the songs better live than this
the dancing liquor bottles are hysterical
And still rocking in 2020. Unreal...
This is unreal! Can't wait to see him tomorrow.. Go Coops!
As an Alice fan, I must say, I have never seen him sing this live!!! Thanks, ShoutFactoryMusic ( I am 56, saw him first time when I was 13!! AND, saw him MANY times after!) Keep up the GOOD WORK!!! :-)
I think he played it on the No More Mister Nice Guy tour. This concert, Mad House Rock tour, blew my 16yr old mind in 1979.....Awesome!!!
He preformed it during the Theatre Of Death tour (not every night, but most nights)
Great album
He was pretty messed up back then! Glad he beat his problems!
great show! Alice rocks and kicks some ass!
Saw the show when the tour came to Indiana. Awesome!
alice cooper from the inside....has to to one of my fav LP ever !!
This Is FANTASTIC!! THANK YOU!!
Thank You So Much ..... Classic .....
FUNtastic version!! Love it!
He was very tweaked out on this obviously........ thanks Bernie!!
This is so funny! I love Alice.
Awesome performance!
Best Coop ALBUM.
He performs better now.
I was in the front row of this very concert.
so cool
i was at this show,my first concert ever
Oh you poor man. All concerts must suck after seeing a show like this
yes I agree I love this album the quite room a mouth stain naked light
granson Josh I am amazed with your talents
Personally, I really enjoyed the albums with Mike Pinera on guitar.
I love Alice. Vinnie is cool
I seen this tour in Mpls., first concert, changed my life! 1979 and I was 13, Eddie Money opened the show. Good Times!!
+81shvlhead I was there as well. It was my first concert. I feel like I've been lucky as I thought his show in Mpls was great...perhaps before the alcohol and drugs were talking a hold again...I also thought that Eddie Money was very good as well
81shvlhead ditto. Also was there. Loved the break away screen with the bomb tossing bit! Clever!
He was severely amped during this show! Notice he can't stay still for half a second and very thin and really not even actually singing the lyrics anymore........... I'm glad he got through this period........... he was very much headed for a quick death!
I wished he would do this song more.
you could tell there was something up with him. But he was trying to give a good show.
Gostaria de saber sobre esse show inteiro
I like the video. Feel sorry for him for back then when he was so addicted to alcohol. See how thin he was? He wasn't eating. If you're going to drink a lot, u have to eat. He went for treatment at least twice. I watched an interview today of him.
Not only that, but this was about the time he discovered cocaine...during the early '80s, he was seriously addicted to crack cocaine, AND alcohol.
Not alcohol. He's geeked out. Cocaine. Not that it should be a big deal but why do so many people get it wrong? Are people in denial? From late 78 to 83 he was strung out on coke.
@@damonwillis3672 Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the first time people officially found out he was using cocaine (during this time) was in the "Super Duper Alice Cooper" documentary? I believe that came out around 6 years ago.
@@CaretakerWanted The drug rumors always existed
It would appear Alice had relapsed already by this time. Sad...the show suffered for it.
It's hard to watch due to him being under the influence, but I still want to see the full show.
He hadnt relapsed on alcohol yet but he was high as hell on cocaine during this. That explains why he's so skinny.
Just got out...
Is that Davey Johnstone from Elton's band on guitar?
Who is the other guitarist?
that's Steve Hunter on 2nd gtr. and Prakash John on bass.
Apparantly he had tony levin on bass at some point
Yes
I love this version! Is the audio available?
Pretty sad that this album was written about his "rehab" and the guy he writes it with Bernie Taupin, starts him on cocaine.
Alice Cooper y las Tortugas Ninjas
Those were the days.
A folding chair for 8 bucks.
Alice looked like shit this tour... The album was incredible tho !!! Long live the Coop!!
+Joey P I thought he looked cool and cute
saw him do this show when I was in high school - we smoked up - and the show actually scared the hell out of us when he did the ballad of dwight fry - we thought he WAS insane and slashing his wrists right there.!
Alice cooper the second coming
Just another reason not to do drugs.
Well, for start ,I propose,"A" 'toast 2 jimmy's' ghost",NEVERMIND ))
Very scary Alice)) 😱
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[ALICE]]]]]]]]]]....He wrote this in the Hospital...
Guy Luther the entire from the inside album is written about a sanitarium. An awesome album from beginning to end 👍
Yes, Elton John guitarist: Davey Johnstone.
Cooper was just skin and bones back then...
It was shortly after this that he fell off the wagon and got even deeper into drink and also drugs. As he put it, he's now healed. Been clean and sober since 1983.
strange CASE OF ALICE COOPER!
Yeah, he is seriously skinny, here.
?????????????
such a good song. I'd like to see him actually sing it and not just speak the words.
imagine being in the audience severely stoned, then the dancing bottles come out
А в самом начале фигурирует линия по розливу известной американской водки 'Kamchatka'.
on a doc i saw he said he quiet drinking and found coke
david garner not true. He just struggled with drinking from what I know.
@@lmfs4032 Sorry, it's true. Alice was a huge coke head from 1979 to 1983. He lied through his teeth about it in interview after interview for decades. But he finally admitted it (after others had been telling the truth for years) in that "Super Duper Alice Cooper" documentary a little bit ago.
I thought he was doing both?
&0s Cooper's was the best, IMHO...he sucked during the 80s; but he put out some good stuff leading up to now IMHO....I post this for all my preretties...;)
Alice Cooper ( 30-31 years old )
that troll scares me. and alice too. I love him also. Hey, like was he a drunk after or before this song was made? I'm very young and was only wondering.
+Ylva 0,0
He spent several months in a mental health ward in 1978 detoxing from a severe alcohol addiction (for the first time) which led to the tour for Goes To Hell being canceled.
The From The Inside album was inspired by several people he mst and events that happened while he was in treatment.
Hammerhead547 NIce! Thanks for tellin' me all this. I'm 13 btw . hah Alice is awesome and so hot too.
Ylva 0,0
You should check out the Nightmare Returns Tour video.
Hammerhead547 okay! I will, thanks.
The original SCP. And is that Uncle Vinnie introducing the song?
garcemac
thats egg zachary what I thought...
they were good friends... but.. wouldn't have people just like to see.Vincent.. on stage as himself..
hmm.. they're both named Vincent..wuddaya know!
@@barrisonstone8299 So much time has passed - sorry brother. Vincent and Vincent. I never thought of that! I love Uncle Vinnie with all of my heart but I might love Alice even more. I grew up in Toronto. Hilarious House Of Frightenstein. Check it out if I spelled it right. I do not speak American so I do not know what the red lines under my words mean. I write The Queen's English. My SHE rest in peace. God Bless. Love you. Love Alice. Take care man.
Well this sound a lot more raw than the record. From The Inside is one of Coopers finest but it is way to polished. I dont know if the the musicians from Toto are partly to blame for this.
André .T the slick production was pretty much all Bob Ezrin. He and AC and Dick Wagner wrote most of the album. It was definitely a departure in sound for AC.
Eric Muellerleile David Foster produced From the Inside, not Bob Ezrin.
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This album was about him kicking alcohol addiction..
But then he started crack.
whos on guitar not Elton john guitarist?
+keven field Yup, that's Elton John's guitarist
Also Bernie Taupin wrote the songs for this album.
Nope, it's an awesome album
he was a stick figure here
huh where is the dvd? HELLO VINCENT PRICE
Alice was coked out of his ass on this tour,(And I don't mean the soda!). He's not even singing he's forcing the words out! Dreadful show..
So glad I never started drinking. Gotta hand it to him to turn his alcoholism into musical theatre. I'd be too ashamed.
DionysusAlS Cocaine here not alcohol
Am I the only one who really finds this Alice preform really hard to watch and listen to?
+Jordan Strang well if your a real hippy like me you would understand,we ate a lot of acid L>S>D,,,
Jordan Strang
His music & shows are not for nancy boys.. & not for the squeemish.. it's Balls to the Walls Rock & Roll...!!
& at this juncture, in his life, we were lucky to get what we got.. he was 1/2 Dead from like 78 to 83 ish.. the drugs really hadda hold of him. & yes.. it was hard to watch.. but, like any good accident, we couldn't turn away..we had ta look!
but he kept on Rockin...
TILL DEATH DO US PART!!!
From the Inside is my personal fave AC album, but this live version blows. Live version of The Quiet Room from this same film sucks, too. AC couldn't even get the lyrics straight on that one. Too much nose candy.
From The Inside was great. But Alice was in a very, very dark place.
garcemac I heard that. he talks about that on the super duper Alice Cooper bio. that's a great flick
"too much nose candy"!! 🤣😂Fine!!
...Quiet Riot!...who cares? 🤨
He can hardly sing it. Drunk I'm assuming. Sounds fantastic on the record.
Nah, this was back when live was live. He'd been on the road, and that makes you good and ragged.
What a horrible rendition of this song. He's better than this.
That's why you don't do drugs.
What a horrible noise. Awfully guitar tone and mix.