Alice Cooper : Good To See You Again (Audio DVD Rip) ( Live The Billion Dollar Babies Tour)

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HOORAY,

LET THE SHOW BEGIN,

I'VE BEEN READY

Good to See You Again, 

Alice Cooper 

is a 1974

 feature film starring

Alice Cooper. 

The movie primarily features 

live concert footage of 

the Alice Cooper band

 on their record-breaking 

Billion Dollar Babies tour, 

filmed in Texas 

(mostly at the Sam Houston Coliseum)

 in April 1973, 

with some footage from

 other tour stops,

 including the

 Memorial Coliseum,

 Portland, 

Oregon, 

intercut with

 'comedy' scenes of

 a German film director 

chasing the 

"Cooper gang"

 for revenge after they

 abandoned his would-be 

masterpiece movie.

Two versions of the film exist. 

The alternate version

 was issued for its

 original theatrical release

across the US in 1974. 

Poorly edited and

 virtually unscripted, 

the 'storyline' segments of

 the original version 

were replaced with 

black & black excerpts of scenes

 from old Hollywood movies.

Despite this the film still

 failed at the box office.

 This version of the film remains

 commercially unreleased, 

although bootleg copies 

have been circulating amongst fans 

and at Record Fairs readily since 

the early-1980s.

 The original version of the film

 was eventually

 restored and released

 in 2005 on DVD, 

which includes Cooper 

providing insightful 

audio commentary. 

On September 14, 2010 

Shout! Factory released the film

 (original version)

 on Blu-ray

 for the first time.

The film was shown 

only in

 Broome County, New York

 on its opening day,

the one place in the USA

 that banned Alice Cooper 

from playing at their arena

 the year before.

The film provides a glimpse of 

a far less family-friendly 

Alice Cooper

 than that portrayed in the 

Welcome to My Nightmare 

concert film

 (shot two years later on the

 lead singer's first solo tour).

 The concert segments were performed by

 the original five-piece band

 (plus two live session musicians)

 at their artistic and commercial peak, 

and there is ample evidence of

 the behavior and implications 

which made the early

 Alice Cooper character

 such a controversial figure. 

The heavy sarcasm, 

pointed social satire 

(mannequin stage-props equipped with pubic hair, 

skewered baby dolls,

 a bloody 'execution' sequence, 

and in the show's finale, 

when an American flag is unfurled

 and a Richard M. Nixon impersonator

 is 'beaten up' by the entire band),

 confrontational improvisation

 (frontman Cooper taunting audience members),

 and the infamous boa constrictor 

were all present.

TRACKLIST

1. "The Lady Is a Tramp" 
2. (Studio segment)
3. "Hello Hooray"
4. "Billion Dollar Babies"
5. "Elected"
6. "I'm Eighteen"
7. "Raped and Freezin'"
8. "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
9. "My Stars"
10. "Unfinished Sweet"
11. "Sick Things"
12. "Dead Babies"
13. "I Love the Dead"
14. "School's Out"
15. "Under My Wheels"
16. Good To See You Again 
17. (Trailer)
18. Alice Cooper Interview
19.  (DVD RIP)

Personnel

• Alice Cooper - Vocalist
• Michael Bruce - Guitarist
• Glen Buxton - Guitarist
• Dennis Dunaway - Bassist
• Neal Smith - Drummer
• Mick Mashbir - Guitarist
• Bob Dolin - Keyboardist
• Amazing Randi - Dentist, Executioner
• Cindy Smith - Dancing Tooth
• Fred Smoot - Director, Lone Person, Leroy
• Jefferson Kewley - Baron Krelve
• Pat McAllister - Group's Manager, Wrangler, Box Office Man

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