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Alice Cooper and Rob Zombie launched the new leg of their Freaks on Parade tour on Tuesday in Albuquerque, New Mexico, storming the Isleta Amphitheater with support from Ministry and Filter. You can see the set lists and videos from the show below. Both shock-rockers made some changes to their set lists from last year’s joint outing. Cooper dusted off the Constrictor single and Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives theme song “He’s Back (The Man Behind the Mask)” and the Go to Hell title track, slotting them alongside smash hits like “Poison,” “No More Mr. Nice Guy,” “Elected” and “School’s Out...
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Alice Cooper is regarded as the godfather of shock rock, but he not trying to jar fans the way he used to. “It used to be easy to shock an audience in the ’70s. Now nobody’s really trying — we’re not really trying to shock an audience,” Cooper said during an interview with radio station KLPX. “I don’t think anybody is ‘shock rock’ anymore.” While Cooper’s brand of gory theatrics may not shock the way they did in years past, he recognizes they’re importance to his performances. READ MORE: The Heaviest Song by 10 Big ’70s Rock Bands “Those elements still remain in the show because they’re fun to...
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Alice Cooper ruffled a few feathers in 1969 when his fans killed a live chicken at Toronto’s Rock and Roll Revival Festival. “The audience tears it to pieces,” Cooper recalled this week on A&E’s Biography: Alice Cooper. “It was the peace and love festival. They tear it to pieces and throw it back up on the stage, so there’s blood everywhere – feathers and blood.” Rumors began to spread that he’d purposely pulled the stunt at the University of Toronto’s 20,000-capacity Varsity Stadium, and even that he’d drunk the bird’s blood. It didn’t take long for word to reach Cooper’s label boss Frank Zap...
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