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 Special Forces - Alice Cooper
 Special Forces - Alice Cooper ... Tracklisting1 Who Do You Think We Are 2 Seven And Seven Is 3 Skeletons In The Closet 4 You're A Movie 5 You Want It You Got It 6 Vicious Rumours 7 Prettiest Cop On The Block 8 Generation Landslide 9 You Look Good In Rags 10 Don't Talk Old To Me 11 Look At You Over There Ripping The Dust From My Teddybea Newest Review: ... 7&7 is, then moving on to the cheesy yet fun "Prettiest Cop on the Block" a track about a pretty boy policeman. ... more ... The dark "Skeletons in the Closet", a perfect track for Haloween and then a number of punkier numbers like Vicious Things which sounds like a clearer new wave version of the Misfits and and You Look Good in Rags. The track "Generation Landslide 81" is pretty much the same as the original Generation Landslide with a verse or two extra of lyrics thrown on to it.
Additionally there is a track "Look at you, over there ripping the sawdust from my teddybear" credited on the album but it ...more |
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Special Forces
Release Date: 1999 - 06 - 14, Audio CD, Warner Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Special Forces - Alice Cooper: Who do you think we are? Special Forces in an armoured Car!? (371 words)
by - written on 10/11/08 (Very useful, 38 readings)
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This album Special Forces released in 1981 was produced by Richard Podolor, Alice Cooper back on the booze again had cut his hair short and was wearing more colourful make-up than usual as well and had a sort of punk look to himself - his music was also shook up and gained a new wave/punk edge to it. This album starts off with the fun "Who Do You Think We Are" (Special Forces in an Armoured Car?) , before moving on to a sublime cover of Love's 7&7 is, then moving on to the cheesy yet fun "Prettiest Cop on the Block" a track about a pretty boy policeman. The dark "Skeletons in the Closet", a perfect track for Haloween and then ... Read the complete review
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