SIGNED ALICE COOPER 1973 BILLION DOLLAR BABIES psych

$

501

~ ORIGINAL 1973 CLASSIC ~               

SIGNED BY 4 OF THE 5 ORIGINAL MEMBERS              

            ALICE COOPER

          BILLION DOLLAR BABIES 

\                                                1973 German - Warner Brothers - WB 56013        

AMAZING COPY...would look great framed on a wall, makes for a terrific conversation piece == fully autographed signatures by 4 of the 5 original ALICE COOPER group across front cover - big and bold of the legendary 1973 "Billion Dollar Babies" album ....and comes with three signed documents detailing each signature, the outlined details are compelling in themselves. Signed and dated by the person who obtained the signatures ...100% the real deal here - make no mistake. The signatures were obtained at the (deceased A.C. guitarist) Glenn Buxton memorial celebration by the guy that authored the "Official Price Guide To Beatles Records And Price Guide Memorabilia" (AKA as an avid Alice Cooper Group fan and collector) ... well, it is all chronicled in the documents that come with this signed album.

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By 1973, the Alice Cooper band was one of the hottest acts in rock & roll, selling out arena sized concert halls. Featuring the flamboyant on-stage antics of lead vocalist and band namesake Cooper and a sound that was a cross between heavy-edged blues, hard rock and camped-up show tunes, the band struck gold with their fifth album, 1972's School's Out. By the time that they would enter the studio to record what would become their masterpiece – Billion Dollar Babies – the band was on the verge of breaking up. Suffering from tensions created by constant touring, the ever-growing complexity of their stage shows and problems created by the extreme overuse of alcohol, the band nonetheless put together ten songs that would become the keystone of the Alice Cooper legacy. Billion Dollar Babies was released in 1973 to overall critical acclaim and great success. It became the band's best selling album, it led to one of the largest-grossing and spectacular tours in rock history and it inspired a legion of hard rock, punk and heavy rock bands to follow. Today, nearly thirty years after its release, it stands out as a landmark of rock music. Cuts like "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Hello Hooray" and the vastly underrated and oft-overlooked "Generation Landslide" stand as rock icons. "Elected" is every bit as funny and relevant in the new millennium as it was in the Nixon era while lesser-known tracks such as "Raped And Freezin'" and the macabre "I Love The Dead" did their best to launch the Goth and death metal genres.

1. Hello, Hooray
2. Raped and Freezin'
3. Elected
4. Billion Dollar Babies
5. Unfinished Sweet
6. No More Mr. Nice Guy
7. Generation Landslide
8. Sick Things
9. Mary Ann
10. I Love the Dead

CONDITION: The gatefold cover is clean, VG++ to "EX" (excellent) was in the hands of 4 of the 5 original members ... a superb timeless collectible

The vinyl is glossy and has superficial scuff lines, VG+ visual and plays enjoyable, but this is not the importance -- moreso the frameable cover with the original bold signatures of the artists known as The Alice Cooper group...

      A cool addition to anyone's music library!

SEE: SELLERS OTher items for similar cool sounds for "head" people...

EFFICIENT/CAREFUL GRADING

All imperfections are noted both cover & record

Attention:  ...The BIG BILLION DOLLAR BILL and CUT-OUT PHOTOS ARE INTACT, INCLUDED, SEE PHOTO #3 ...