Alice Cooper, Love It to Death

By Paul Pearson

Love It to Death is the beginning of Alice Cooper as we know him, with his storytelling bent and Ezrin's drapes of the epic. From there Cooper got more external about the nature of evil in his stage shows and symbols. [9 August 2007]

Part 3: Curtis Mayfield to The English Beat (1970-1980)

By PopMatters Staff

"Just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine, go down .." Julie Andrews sang in Mary Poppins. Indeed, a bitter dose of angry words in need of saying, and set to a beat, quite effectively gets heard. [18 July 2007]

Alice Cooper: Billion Dollar Babies

By Jason Thompson

Alice Cooper: Good to See You Again, Alice Cooper [DVD]

By Dan MacIntosh

It's good to see you again too, Alice, but we'd much rather see you rock out than joke around. [16 November 2005]

Alice Cooper: Dirty Diamonds

By Adrien Begrand

The shock rock legend has released his best album in 16 years, and perhaps longer. [23 August 2005]

Alice Cooper: Dragontown

By Jason Thompson

Sound Affects: Alice Cooper - “Hey Stoopid”