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Alice Cooper Group (Camelback Kids)
Beheading chickens, golf-cart escapes, and guillotines on wheels – the group who made horror a hit parade. Started as a scrappy Detroit psych band, hit Toronto in '69 with a live chicken that never flew again, and turned every gig into a freak-show carnival. Theatre? Nah – full-on gangland execution. School's Out smashed summer forever. More guillotine-grade posts dropping every week..


Alice Cooper Group: Alice Really is a Nice Guy Cover Feature (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s Alice Really is a Nice Guy, a cover and four-page feature in Creem Magazine, July 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
Jun 30, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: "The Queen Of Shock" Article (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s "The Queen Of Shock," a one-page article in Record Mirror, June 5, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
Jun 4, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: "Sex, Rock And A Boy Named Alice" Article (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s "Sex, Rock And A Boy Named Alice," a one-page article in Record Mirror, June 5, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
Jun 4, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: Sex! Violence! Rock! Cover and Feature (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s Sex! Violence! Rock!, a cover and five-page feature in Circus, June 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
May 31, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: Caught in a Dream Single (US)
Alice Cooper Group's "Caught in a Dream" was released as the second single from the album "Love It to Death" on April 26, 1971, in the...

Alice Cooper Group
Apr 25, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: "Eighteen" Single (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s "Eighteen" backed with "Body" , was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK by Warner Bros. Records (catalog...

Alice Cooper Group
Apr 24, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: Eighteen Single UK (1971)
Alice Cooper Group's "Eighteen" was released as a 7-inch vinyl single in the UK on April 18, 1971, five months after its US release on...

Alice Cooper Group
Apr 22, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: "America's Most Bizarre Band" Article (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s "America's Most Bizarre Band," a one-page article in Sounds , April 3, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
Apr 2, 19711 min read


Alice Cooper Group: Love It to Death Advert (1971)
Alice Cooper Group’s Love It to Death, a one-page advert on the back page in King Harvest Magazine, April 1, 1971.

Alice Cooper Group
Mar 31, 19711 min read


🔘 LOVE IT TO DEATH – Album US: Mar. 1971
A Detroit‑forged reinvention — the album where Alice Cooper became a menace, not a curiosity.

Alice Cooper Group
Mar 8, 19715 min read
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