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Welcome to My Nightmare [Original recording reissued] [Original recording remastered]

~ Alice Cooper

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Audio CD (1 April 2002)
Number of Discs: 1
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Rhino
ASIN: B0000630YA
Other Editions: Audio CD

Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)

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1. Welcome To My Nightmare

2. Devil's Food

3. Black Widow

4. Some Folks

5. Only Women Bleed

6. Department Of Youth

7. Cold Ethyl

8. Years Ago

9. Steven

10. Awakening

11. Escape

12. Devil's Food

13. Cold Ethyl

14. Awakening

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Remastered edition of Alice Cooper's solo debut album that spawned a record breaking world tour of the same name. Now includes 3 previously unreleased tracks as well as the disco influenced title track. The album is a less rock oriented set than previous Alice Cooper Band outings and includes the ballad 'Only Women Bleed' which was a Top Ten hit in his native USA.

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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best rock albums of the 1970's., 28 Mar 2002

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When the remastered 'Billion Dollar Babies' came out, it was muted that the remastered 'Welcome To My Nightmare' was to follow, and here it is.
My only criticism of this remaster is, unlike the 'Billion Dollar Babies' remaster which had an extra cd, containing live material from the time as well as studio rarities, all we get here are three extra alternate version tracks.
What can't be understated though, is that quite simply, 'Welcome To My Nightmare' remains not only the best Alice Cooper album since the original group split up, but one of the best rock albums of the 1970's. An epic piece of concept rock featuring the musical macarbe character 'Steven', the climax of the album, but so much more in addition to one of the most disturbing songs ever written. Some of the finest guitar playing ever recorded from Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner, check out the riff on 'Devils' Food' and the solos on most of the tracks, with a production from Bob Ezrin to die for, (This man was to Alice what George Martin was to the Beatles!).
The black sense of humour on tracks like 'Cold Ethyl', boasting the lyrics "She's cool in bed, well she ought to be, coz Ethyls' dead!", provide light relief from really disturbing visions of insanity on 'Some Folks', and the previously mentioned 'Steven'. Ezrins virtuoso piano playing on both epics.
The title track sets the scene with haunting strings disorientating the listener, as if the lyric wasn't enough!, "We sweat and laugh and scream here, coz life is just a dream here, you know inside you feel right at home, welcome to my nightmare, welcome to my breakdown".Even the title of the ballad 'Only Women Bleed ' was shortened to 'Only Women' when released as a single, because the radio stations didn't like the menstrual connotations!
Alice Coopers' maelovance really scared the crap out of a lot of kids, and we loved it! It was like in the final track, an 'Escape' from the clean cut Donny Osmond, who gets a mention on the song 'Department Of Youth', which was the anthem for Cooper fans in 1975, just as 'Schools Out' had been three years earlier.
A horror movie on wax, even featuring the late great Vincent Price on 'Black Widow', way before Michael Jackson stole the idea on 'Thriller'. Now remastered on CD, a must for any lover of rock music at it's best!

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Devils Treat!! , 31 Mar 2008

By	Toecutter (Liverpool, England) - See all my reviews

Absolute without question one of the greatest albums ever written!! from start to finish its classic! all tracks blend into each other with ghoulish ease, not a down momment just pure brilliance from the master!

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5.0 out of 5 stars I got there eventually, 4 Sep 2008

By	D. L. Wilkinson "Dean" (London,UK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

I was nine years old in 1975 and somehow I missed out on this great album (I liked the Wombles at the time).Now at 42 I finally get to hear an amazing piece of work.It never ceases to amaze me how some of my generation dismissed the 70's as a time of old dinosaur rock,hippy noodling and middle of the road soft rock tosh when there was such diverse and creative music around.Alice influenced the punks,the rockers,yet still manages to sound unlike anyone else here with a creepy cinematic rock opus of unparalled magnificance,or something like that.

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