Ezrin has a rich history of hugely successful collaborations with Cooper including such groundbreaking albums as Billion Dollar Babies (1973), Welcome To My Nightmare (1975), School’s Out (1972) and Love It To Death (1971) and has, in the past, been described by Alice as “our George Martin.”
Smith also mentioned that the original four will be playing Alice's Christmas Pudding show that is held each year in Phoenix in December and supports the The Solid Rock Foundation which provides recreational centers for teenagers around the Phoenix area. Last year's event featured Dee Snider, Warrant and Lita Ford among others.
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To be clear...we are not recording a "Reunion Album" but rather recording Alice's next solo album to which the surviving original members have all contributed. In fact we all got together in NYC to do some recording for this album and it was a lot of fun.
While a "Reunion" project is not out of the question at some point - this isn't it.
Please amend the headline of this article. Thanks.
Bob Ezrin Oct 1, 2010
Thanks Bob for clarifying that. Duly noted and changed. All the best, NHOR
Thanks!
GREAT! WE ARE WAITING FOR THIS REUNION AS A JUSTICE FOR ALL US "ALICE COOPER B-A-N-D" FANS (DENNIS DUNAWAY, NEIL SMITH AND MICHAEL BRUCE).
BOB EZRIN IS PERFECT FOR THIS NEW ALBUM. I HOPE SOCIAL DISCUSSION, POLITICS, HUMOR, GORE AND SATIRE COME TOGETHER AGAIN.
AFTER THE BROKE UP WITH HIS CLASSIC 70S LINE UP, ALICE MUSIC OUTPUT STALLED TO A 40% TO 30%.
HEAVY ROCK SOUND HAS CHANGED OVER THE YEARS, I HOPE WE FEEL THE NEW ALICE COOPER MIXES THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS (THE MUSIC CRAFT OF THE 70s WITH THE HEAVIEST SOUND OF THE NEW MILLENIUM).
THANKS FOR THIS!. WE ARE NOT WORTHY!!
WELCOME BACK TO TEAM EZRIN-COOPER AND ... B-A-N-D !!
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