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Alice Cooper

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Mr. Shock Rock" Alice Cooper has established his unique position with his eccentric and theatrical performances. His two legendary masterpieces released in the early 70's are now available in a deluxe edition with the latest remastered soundtracks, rare and unreleased live recordings, and more, crossing the half-century gap! This is a deluxe 3-CD analog edition of the 1971 masterpiece "Killer," a visually appealing performance with bizarre costumes and the one-of-a-kind "shock rock" worldview that corresponds to the performance. Alice Cooper is a rare rock and roll performer who has established a unique style of "shock rock" with his eccentric and theatrical performances, and has been unmatched in the rock scene for more than 50 years. His most recent album, released in 2021, debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. Top Album Sales Chart, and he continues to be a legendary artist with tremendous popularity and overwhelming presence.In 1969, he made his debut with the band Alice Cooper, followed by seven studio albums as a band, and in 1975, he embarked on a new career as a solo artist, Alice Cooper. From 1971 to 1973, the band released four albums that went platinum consecutively and produced Top 40 hits such as "I'm Eighteen," "School's Out," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," and "Elected," among many others. Nice Guy" and "Elected," among many others.Two of their hit albums from the 70's, "Killers" from 1971 and "School's Out" from 1972, are now available in a deluxe edition featuring the latest remastered recordings as well as rare and unreleased live recordings. The two platinum albums, "S'S OUT" and "S'S OUT", are now available in a deluxe edition featuring the latest remastered recordings and additional rare and unreleased live material. This deluxe edition will be released in two formats (2 CDs and 3 LPs, respectively), and will include a booklet with commentary by the band members and former CREEM magazine editor Jean Juelski, and liner notes written by Bill Holdship, also a former editor of CREEM magazine. A booklet with liner notes written by Bill Holdship, also former editor of CREEM magazine, is included. It is also worth mentioning that the 3-CD analog set recreates the detailed packaging of the original album.KILLER" features a sleeve spread with a 1972 calendar featuring a photo of Alice Cooper on the gallows, while "SCHOOL'S OUT" features special packaging based on the design of a wooden school desk, as well as a reissue of the much talked-about panty-wrapped analog disc from the original release. The "SCHOOL'S OUT" album is packaged in a special sleeve with a wooden school desk design, and the original release was also reissued on an analog disc with panties, which was a big hit when it was first released. (1/2)