| Date - Listing | Description | Rating |
| 2000 - Oct
8 Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA DISC 1 1.The Controler 2. intro 3. Brutal Planet 4. Gimme 5. Go To Hell 6. Blow Me Kiss 7. I'm Eighteen 8. Pick Up The Bones 9. Feed My Frankenstein 10. Wicked Young Man 11. Dead Babies 12. Ballad of Dwight Fry 13. instrumental - I Love 00 The Dead 14. instrumental-Devil's Food/Black Widow-cut DISC 2 1. Drum solo - Eric Singer 2. audience 3. No More Mr. Nice Guy 4. It's Hot Tonight 5. Caught In A Dream 6. It's The Little Things 7. Poison 8. Take It Like A Woman/Only 00Women Bleed 9. You Drive Me Nervous 10. band intro 11. Under My Wheels 12. School's Out 13. Billion Dollar Babies/My 00Generation 14. Elected 15. Brutal Planet - outro. |
Brutal Planet tour of the album
of the same name recorded in my hometown again but this time I was there
other than the ’73 Billion Dollar Babies tour I have posted. Band: Pete Friesen: Guitar, Ryan Roxie: Guitar , Greg Smith: Bass, Eric Singer: Drums, Teddy ZigZag: Keyboards |
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2001 - Oct 27 DISC 1 |
DragonTown tour is the sequel to “Brutal Planet” but wasn’t
as popular. I have to say I wasn’t that pleased w/ “Dragontown”
album. It’s not as good as “Brutal Planet” to me it’s
a poor follow up. But I have to say when hearing “DragonTown”
songs live that made me approach it a little more. Alice only covers
5 tracks from “DragonTown” and 2 of the songs are in a medley
at the beginning of the concert. What I like during this show Alice
sings “Sanctuary” from “Brutal Planet” which
he didn’t cover during the “Brutal Planet” tour. Some
past Alice songs that are played is “Welcome To My Nightmare”,
“Nurse Rozetta” and “Lost In America”. As for
cover song Alice does Hendrix’s “Fire” which he has
covered on a b-side and now on the box set. |
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1. No More Mr. Nice Guy |
This is a very interesting concert that Alice sings a few covers. One of the few shows and again not many recordings of this concert. There is some audience interruptions during a few numbers but during the rare cover songs I'm glad to say they seem to shut up. The cover songs are The Beatle’s ‘Back In The USSR’, The Who ‘My Generation’ which Alice covered during his “Brutal Planet” tour. The Rolling Stones ‘Brown Sugar’ and ‘Honkey Tonk Women’. Last cover is Elton John’s “Saturday Night’s Alright For Fighting’. I believe Eric Dover was co-vocals on Elton’s song. Band: Eric Dover and Ryan Roxie – guitar, Chuck Wright – bass, Eric Singer – drums, Teddy Zig Zag – keyboards. |
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2003 - Oct 30 DISC 1 |
The Eyes of Alice Cooper or The Bare Bones tour this Massey Hall has
a good reputation among Alice fans collecting bootlegs. The quality
is just as good as the bootleg DVD that’s floating around. |
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2004 – June 21 Tollwood Festival, Munich Germany DISC 1 |
Second leg of the Eyes of Alice Cooper Tour
brings Alice to Germany. This is a very good quality for bootleg. I hear
no audience over talking during the songs. Alice performs w/ an adjustment
in his set list of this second leg of the tour. Some of the replaced set
is ‘Muscle of Love’, ‘Gutter Cats vs The Jets’,
‘Sick Things’, ‘Brutal Planet’ and from his New
Wave days “Who Do You Think We Are’ w/ out the helicopter
intro. It’s real good to hear some of these older songs. As for
the new album “Eyes…” Alice keeps 3 songs from 2003
tour ‘Man of The Year’, ‘Between High School & Old
School’, and ‘What Do You Want From Me?’. This time
he replaces ‘Novacaine’ for ‘Backyard Brawl’.
Another change is Tony Clufetos who replaced Eric Singer who most likely
was touring w/ Kiss. Cluetos was good backing the band but not that outstanding
during his solo performance. The only gap was drum solo that seemed to
get interrupted for a second. I don’t know if it was originally
from a flipping over a recording tape or what but it really doesn’t
matter at all. The band is pretty tight on this show. It sounds like it
was an excellent concert. Band: Eric Dover: Guitar, Ryan Roxie: Guitar , Chuck Garric: Bass, Tony Clufetos: Drums |
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