ALICE COOPER Detroit Stories SPIDER EYES Colored Vinyl 2 LP BRAND NEW #331/1,000

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This Alice Cooper "Detroit Stories" double album is from the limited edition of 1,000 pressed on SPIDER EYES splatter vinyl.  This special "Spider Eyes" edition comes with a 12" x 12" silkscreened art print and an Alice Cooper trading card.  This copy is numbered #331 on the clear plastic outer sleeve that everything comes in as well as on the back of the art print.  The songs are cut at 45 rpm (rather than 33 rpm).  It has a different UPC bar code than the standard black vinyl version.
This double album is BRAND NEW and FACTORY SEALED.  It comes in a gatefold cover.  The photos show a previous copy sold by the seller on eBay.  THIS COPY IS NUMBERED #331.

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The song listing is: Side A: 1.  Rock & Roll 2.  Go Man Go (Album Version) 3.  Our Love Will Change the World Side B: 1.  Social Debris 2.  1000$ High Heel Shoes 3.  Hail Mary 4.  Detroit City 2021 (Album Version) Side C: 1.  Drunk and In Love 2.  Independence Dave 3.  I Hate You 4.  Wonderful World Side D: 1.  Sister Anne (Album Version) 2.  Hanging By a Thread (Don't Give Up) 3.  Shut Up and Rock 4.  East Side Story (Album Version)

More information about the "Detroit Stories" album:
Named for the city that launched the original Alice Cooper group on the road to success, “Detroit Stories” follows last year’s “Breadcrumbs” EP as a modern-day homage to the toughest and craziest Rock n Roll scene there ever was.

In 1970, fledgling producer Bob Ezrin walked into a farmhouse on the outskirts of Detroit to work with the Alice Cooper band. Abandoning flower power Los Angeles, because they were the opposite of the hippie peace and love ideal, Alice had brought his decidedly darker gang back to his birthplace to the legendary rock scene that gave birth to hard rock, garage rock, soul, funk, punk...and more.

Ezrin drilled the band for 10 hours a day to define their signature sound.  Whenever they nailed a song, the inmates at the hospital for the criminally insane across the road cheered and thus the classic Alice Cooper sound was born.

“Los Angeles had its sound with The Doors, Love and Buffalo Springfield,” says Alice Cooper, “San Francisco had the Grateful Dead and Jefferson Airplane. New York had The Rascals and The Velvet Underground. But Detroit was the birthplace of angry hard rock. After not fitting in anywhere in the US (musically or image wise) Detroit was the only place that recognized the Alice Cooper guitar driven, hard rock sound and our crazy stage show. Detroit was a haven for the outcasts. And when they found out I was born in East Detroit... we were home.”

50 years later Alice and Ezrin gathered some legendary Detroit musicians in a Detroit studio to record Detroit Stories, Alice Cooper’s new album that celebrates that spirit for a new era.  If 2019’s “Breadcrumbs” EP laid down the trail to the city, Detroit Stories drives like a muscle car right down Woodward Ave.