Alice Cooper is has been welcomed to the nightmare of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He is now stepping back into his catalog for an "Old School" Box set with a heap of nifty sway to go along with it.
Packed into a cute retro school desk the release includes 4 cds recorded from 1964-1974
Disc 1: Demos, rarities, live, and advertisements
Disc 2: Demos from 'Muscle of Love', a pre-production of songs from 'Schools Out', 1973 Madison Square Garden live track, and advertisements.
Disc 3: Spoken word (from 2010/2011)
Disc 4: Live show of the 1971 'Killer' tour in St. Louis
Also included is a DVD with over 2 hours of footage, a yearbook style hardback book with tons of pictures and factoids as well as a second book written by Lonn Friend. I met Lonn in the 80s everyone thought it was such a big deal and to be honest with you aside from the bit on Headbangers Ball and working at Hustler what was his fame factor?
Oh and wait theres more a folder containing:
2 tour programs
ticket stubs
set list
5 prints
Bootleg Vinyl: 1971 'Killer' live show in St. Louis
7 inch Vinyl: Songs "Wonder Whose Lovin' Her Now" and "Lay Down & Die, Goodbye" from The Nazz
Immediate download of the "Elected" 1972 Music Video.
2 tour programs
ticket stubs
set list
5 prints
Bootleg Vinyl: 1971 'Killer' live show in St. Louis
7 inch Vinyl: Songs "Wonder Whose Lovin' Her Now" and "Lay Down & Die, Goodbye" from The Nazz
Immediate download of the "Elected" 1972 Music Video.
Again I ask why anyone would want fake ticket stubs and programs. You were either there or you weren't and some mass produced copy of a ticket stub is pretty lame.
Now, guess the cost.
$50? Nope. Higher
$100? Nope. Higher
$150.? Nope. Higher
$200.? Nope. Higher
$260.00. yup
Pretty lame