Alice Cooper: (Solo Nightmare)

The shock-rock king ditched the band, kept the guillotine, and turned his nightmare into a billion-dollar solo empire. The original Alice Cooper Group called it quits. Vincent Furnier legally became Alice Cooper, stepped out alone, and somehow made the horror show even bigger, broader, and more theatrical. The Glam-to-Goth Slam Essentials Welcome to My Nightmare (1975) – Album Release (1975)The first true solo masterpiece – title track, “Only Women Bleed”, “Department of Yout

Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper Entry: April 5, 1975 Peak: 12 Peak Date: June 21, 1975 Weeks on Chart: 16 Welcome To My Nightmare - Alice Cooper Entry: October 25, 1975 Peak: 45 Peak Date: November 22, 1975 Weeks on Chart: 6 I Never Cry - Alice Cooper Entry: July 4, 1976 Peak: 12 Peak Date: January 8, 1977 Weeks on Chart: 27 You And Me - Alice Cooper Entry: April 30, 1977 Peak: 9 Peak Date: August 13, 1977 Weeks on Chart: 21 How You Gonna See Me Now - Alice Cooper Entry: Octo

In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Alice Cooper's debut solo record Welcome To My Nightmare comes this previously unreleased live show from the Forum, recorded June 17, 1975. Welcome To My Nightmare Live From the Forum 6/17/75" will be released on vinyl as a RSC exclusive. The tour was categorized as one of the most over-the-top excursions of the era. Details: Event: BLACK FRIDAY 2025 Release Date: 11/28/2025 Format: 2 x LP Label: Rhino Quantity: 3500 Release type: R

Step back into the spectacle! Commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Alice Cooper's groundbreaking solo debut, 'Welcome To My Nightmare,' experience a never-before-heard live performance from the Forum, captured on June 17, 1975. Welcome To My Nightmare: Live From The Forum 6/17/75 CD released November 28, 2025 unleashes the sonic fury of a tour renowned as one of the most extravagant of its time. Tracklist: 1. WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE (5:57) 2. YEARS AGO (0:42) 3. NO MORE MR.

A Nightmare 45 RPM Analogue Rebirth Released as a limited edition double vinyl LP in the US on January 5, 2024, by Analogue Productions, Alice Cooper’s Welcome To My Nightmare — his first solo album (1975) — was reissued on 180g vinyl, cut at 45 RPM, mastered by Ryan K. Smith at Sterling Sound from the original analog tapes. Limited to 2,000 numbered copies, pressed at Quality Record Pressings, housed in Stoughton Printing tip-on gatefold jacket. Featuring Vincent Price and t

Alice Cooper’s Road  was released as a 2-LP red with black marble vinyl set accompanied by a DVD in Europe by earMUSIC (catalog number...

Alice Cooper’s The Breadcrumbs EP, released through earMUSIC on September 13, 2019 (catalog number 0214262EMU), marked a limited edition,...

Alice Cooper’s Classicks , originally released as a CD compilation in 1995 through Epic Records (catalog number EK 66207), was reissued...

Alice Cooper’s Welcome 2 My Nightmare  was released as an album in the US by UMG Recordings (catalog number B0015908-02) on September 13,...

Alice Cooper’s Dirty Diamonds  was released as an album in the UK by New West Records (catalog number NW6102) on July 4, 2005, marking...

Alice Cooper’s The Eyes of Alice Cooper  was released as an album in the US by Spitfire Records (catalog number SPT-15080-2) on September...

Alice Cooper’s Dragontown was released as an album in the US by Spitfire Records (catalog number SPT-15020-2) on September 18, 2001,...

Alice Cooper's The World of Alice Cooper was released, December 5, 1991. Tracklist: A1. Welcome To My Nightmare – 5:14 A2. I Never Wrote...

Alice Cooper’s Love’s a Loaded Gun , released through Epic Records on September 23, 1991, in the UK as a 7” vinyl single (catalog number...

Raw Magazine Twp Pages August 7, 1991

Hot Metal Cover & Two Pages July 1991

Alice Cooper’s Hey Stoopid  was released as an album in the US by Epic Records (catalog number EK 46786) on July 1, 1991, with a UK...

Metal Hammer One-Page (February 12, 1990)

A Bravo Magazine Alice Cooper Shock Published in Germany on January 11, 1990, Bravo Magazine’s cover and two-page feature “Horror Show” spotlighted Alice Cooper at the height of his 1989–1990 comeback — fresh off Trash and the hit “Poison.” The cover featured Cooper in full horror-glam regalia, with the article diving into his return to form, the Trash success, and his enduring shock-rock legacy. A key European press moment for late-’80s Alice. Feature Overview Publication De

Alice Cooper’s "Alice Lives!," a cover and five-page feature in RIP Magazine, October 1989.