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Hopefully Future Shop has it in stock, if they do Ill get it today. Actually...I'll probably check another store, too. One of the 2 better have it...if not, Ill get Welcome to my Nightmare. Might get both anyway...dunno if I have enough though.
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I either called or went to 4 different stores...ended up just getting Welcome to my Nightmare. Should be kickass anyway.
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The man was brilliant.
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Alice Cooper
I really like the song the man behind the mask.Jason from friday the thirteenth was what gave him the idea for the song.
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i think you'll see in the end that cooper had/will have a more solid body of work than Manson at the end of his career .. Cooper was for a time - all about the live shows and thats where the hype came from .. Manson was more the videos and the magazines (again - talking about hype) both of them also found their popularity fueled by the 'christian groups' that tried to stop them. I thinki this helped Manson more then Cooper though as he was pretty established - and stayed established for a long time. the other thing working against Manson is how fast music is changing now .. how fickle the fan base is .. no one stays 'cool' for very long these days - especially the ones that seem more gimmicy than others. I myself didnt dislike - or like Manson .. some of his stuff was ok but it'll never have the lasting impression that Alice Cooper had for me ... (he was also far more diverse and had a great sense of humor) |
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Manson had some pretty amazing live shows for awhile there during the Antichrist Superstar tour. I'm not really into him at all but I think they'll be seen in the same light. But Alice started it all and has a good 30 years ahead of Manson of people appreacating his work in a different light compared to when it came out. I've started to enjoy a few Manson albums if people have put them on because I see him in a different light to when it first came out. But yeh..... Mr Cooper is definatley better.
I think that nothing "stays cool" for very long these days because the industry has become more of a exploitative monster since the grunge explosion. The industry just chews up and spits out genres a lot quicker than it used too.... looking for the next big thing to make a $ off. The majority of so called music fans just follow what the industry press and televison tells them too like fucking sheep. |
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the more banal the music is the longer it lasts ... its the marketing - its how many little girls you can convince to want to be brittney - and how many guys you can convince to want to fuck her .. the music business isnt concerned with music at all.. like you said - it is an ugly unsatiable monster ... |
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Unfinished Sweet
Candy everywhere , got chocolate in my hair Aching to get me Stickly sweet suckers in the Halloween air Aching to get me Saint Vitus dance on my morals tonight Aching to get me Aching to get me, get me oh ... Take it to the doc, I guess he ought to know La, la, la, da Which ones can stay , which one gotta go He looks in my mouth and then he starts to gloat He says me teeth are O.K. But my gums got to go Oh oh ... I come off the gas but I'm still seeing spies Aching to get me I can see them all through a glassy pair of eyes Aching to get me De Sade's gonna live in my mouth tonight La, da, da, da, da And the rotten tooth fairy is satisfied La, da, da, da, da Aching to get me, get me oh ... I really dig this song at the moment off Billion Dollar Babies. .......anyone else tripped out by Dentists? :eek: |
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