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Monday, September 03, 2007

Alice Cooper - clones


YouTube via ajps28. via Larry.
"Clones (we're all) Alice in paris 1982"
Anyone know what vocoder and synths were used?

5 comments:

  1. I played this in a band a few years ago. Great tune.

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  2. Alice from this era totally SUCKED. Dig the old stuff until "Alice goes to Hell"...!

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  3. dear mike, that era as a whole sucked. i retrospect after bands like singleframe, stereolab, the rentals, alien sex fiend, the yeah yeah yeahs, there are enough things to draw comparisons to that the video seems ironic. alice probably did take flack for his work at the time but in the end he looks great. especially for a rock act taking a stab at something different. i think it's a cool moment in his career.

    i submitted this because i was surprised he did something like this. i thought people would get a kick out of it but i don't think many people here are apt to click on alice cooper.

    Larry

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  4. Alice plays golf with George Bush.

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  5. damn, he should only be remembered for constricter then.

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