Alice Cooper/NY,USA 2003

Alice Cooper, the king of 2003, returned to classic shock rock with “THE EYES OF ALICE COOPER”. A video work that allows you to witness the full show from special seats is now available. This work was filmed at the Westbury performance on October 22, 2003. This is the audience shot. 2003 was a major turning point for Alice. Until 1977’s “LACE AND WHISKEY,” Alice was creating her own shock rock with her staff member Bob Ezrin, but after that she changed her style to embrace the times. They continued to change music for 25 years. It was in 2003 that he returned to the royal road for the first time in a while. To give you an idea of ​​the circumstances, let’s take a look back at Alice’s biography. On the eve of success (1969-1970) “PRETTIES FOR YOU” “EASY ACTION” Royal road era (1970-1977) “LOVE IT TO DEATH” “KILLER” “SCHOOL’S OUT” “BILLION DOLLAR BABIES” “MUSCLE OF LOVE” “WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE” “GOES TO HELL” “LACE AND WHISKEY” Transition era (1978-2001) Hard pop route #1: “FROM THE INSIDE” New wave route: “FLUSH THE FASHION” “SPECIAL FORCES ” “ZIPPER CATCHES SKIN” “DADA”・Heavy metal route: “CONSTRICTOR” “RAISE YOUR FIST AND YELL”・Hard pop route #2 “TRASH” “HEY STOOPID”・Royal road concept work: “THE LAST TEMPTATION”・Industrial route : “BRUTAL PLANET” “DRAGONTOWN” Return to the royal road era (2003-present) ←★Here★ “THE EYES OF ALICE COOPER” “DIRTY DIAMONDS” “ALONG CAME A SPIDER” “WELCOME 2 MY NIGHTMARE” “PARANORMAL” This is about 50 Emperor Alice’s career spans many years. It’s a pretty bold and rough summary, and it’s extremely humbling to arbitrarily call it the “era of transition.” Please keep an open mind and pay attention to the general flow. Alice, who broke up with Ezrin, changed direction with each album, from “FROM THE INSIDE” to “DRAGONTOWN”, and the classic style for a quarter of a century was the concept work “THE LAST TEMPTATION” (1994). ‘ About. He has always greedily absorbed the cutting-edge sounds of the times and coated Alice’s songs with a variety of sounds to entertain us. The masterpiece “THE EYES OF ALICE COOPER” was released in 2015. Breaking away from the trends of the times, they pursue pop shock rock that makes you clap your knees and say, “This is Alice!” Since then, we have continued to follow the royal road to the present day. Of course, it is precisely because Alice herself felt a positive response and received such warm welcome that she has been able to continue on the high road for the past 17 years. This work is a video work that allows you to experience the scene of such a first tour. Now, this work, which was taken at the Westbury performance of “EYES OF ALICE COOPER TOUR”, is taken slightly looking down from the second floor seat on the right side of the stage, but the venue is close to being narrow. There were some audience members wandering around until the early “No More MR. Occupy. The digital image quality when zoomed in from there is amazing, and still images look like professional shots. Moreover, the sound is also superb. Perhaps because of the narrow box for an emperor, the core comes directly to your fingertips, and the performance and singing voice are vivid and detailed. Although the snare tone has an audience-like quality, there is no blurring or muddiness caused by so-called hall sounds, and it is a superb sound that can be used as a live album. What is depicted with such visual beauty is a full show with old and new classic numbers all together. Speaking of the initial video of the return to the royal road, the official “LIVE AT MONTREUX” is the symbol, but since the tour is different in this work, the set is also quite different. Let’s compare and organize them here. 70’s numbers (14 songs) ・LOVE IT TO DEATH: Long Way To Go (★) / I’m Eighteen / The Ballad Of Dwight Fry ・KILLER: Be My Lover / Desperado (★) / Halo Of Flies (★) / Under My Wheels・SCHOOLS OUT：Schools Out・BILLION DOLLAR BABIES：Hello Hooray（★）／No More MR. Nice Guy／Billion Dollar Babies・WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE：Welcome To My Nightmare／Cold Ethyl（★）／ Only Women Bleed Numbers from the 80’s (7 songs)・TRASH: Poison・THE LAST TEMPTATION: Lost In America・THE EYES OF ALICE COOPER: Man of the Year (★)／Between High School & Old School／What Do You Want From Me? /Novocaine (★) /I’m So Angry (★) *Note: Songs marked with “★” cannot be seen on the official “LIVE AT MONTREUX”. …and it looks like this. In recent years, he has been performing rare songs from various eras, but this work, immediately after his return, thoroughly plays the royal road numbers. In addition to the golden classics, we also select new songs from “THE EYES OF ALICE COOPER” and the only classic work of the 90s, “THE LAST TEMPTATION.” The only exception is the big hit song “Poison”, which is so thorough. Of course, just because a route is a classic doesn’t mean it’s just a classic. Among the new songs, “Man of the Year,” “Novocaine,” and “I’m So Angry” are rare songs that were only played on this tour. Way To Go.” This is the first major comeback number in 31 years since 1972. The members who performed such a set were Ryan Roxy, Eric Singer, and Chuck Garrick, who also participated in “LIVE AT MONTREUX,” and keyboardist Teddy, who also participated in Guns’ “USE YOUR ILLUSION TOUR.”・Eric Dover, who was also the singer of “Zig Zag” Andreadis and SLASH’S SNAKEPIT, participates on guitar. Alice Cooper, the emperor who returned to the royal road after 25 years. This is a video work that allows you to fully enjoy the full show from your special seats. Even now, we are sticking to the royal road, but there are not many shows that are so rich and thoroughly “Alice Rock”. A piece where you can meet the emperor who can play lively and in the spirit of the 70’s. Westbury Music Fair, Westbury, NY, USA 22nd October 2003 AMAZING SHOT!!! 1. Intro 2. Hello Hooray 3. No More MR. Nice Guy 4. Man of the Year 5. Billion Dollar Babies 6. Between High School and Old School 7. Long Way To Go 8. Be My Lover 9. Lost In America 10. What Do You Want From Me 11. Eighteen 12. Desperado 13. Halo Of Flies 14. Welcome To My Nightmare 15. Cold Ethyl 16. Only Women Bleed 17. The Ballad Of Dwight Frye 18. Schools Out 19. Poison 20. Novocaine 21. I’m So Angry 22. Band Introduction 23. Under My Wheels Alice Cooper – Vocals Ryan Roxie – Guitar Eric Dover – Guitar Chuck Garric – Bass Eric Singer – Drums Teddy Zig Zag – Keyboards COLOR NTSC Approx.98min.