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Miami Herald Interview

Murder never goes out of style. And when the victim is responsible for some of the best music in the American Hard Rock Songbook, well, people are gonna take extra notice. That's probably why folks have been flocking to catch Alice Cooper's murder-themed stage shows for the past 40 years. We've got bloodlust.

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The Globe and Mail: Q and A with Alice!

Alice Cooper: Listen to Burt Bacharach

By Brad Wheeler

From Monday's Globe and Mail

To hear Alice Cooper tell it, school’s out – forever. The veteran shock-rocker, who plays Toronto’s Molson Amphitheatre on Friday, with the ghastly Rob Zombie, is shocked himself at what he sees as the uneducated state of rock ‘n’ roll today. On the phone from Springfield, Ill., Cooper pulls no punches in his damning appraisal of young players and songwriters. No more Mr. Nice Guy, you bet.

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Andy Michael Speaks! Report From the UK!

It's become something of a tradition - every second November (more or less) for awhile now, Alice Cooper brings his psychotic gang of miscreants and derelicts (and that's just the band) to Britain to bask in the adoration of his public (and to visit the many shopping centres we have to offer).

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Alice Slays Swindon

Alice's freak show is perfectly executed

Sunday 29th November 2009

By Pauline Leighton

Everyone’s heard of the old showbiz adage: “He died a death on stage.”

Well last night in Swindon, Alice Cooper died several – in the most gruesome ways imaginable.

He was beheaded, hanged and suffered quite alarmingly when he was stabbed with a hypodermic needle.

But he always emerged intact, trying hard not to grin while milking a thrilled audience like a seasoned pro.

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