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.
The concert was amazing and if you really want a good version I suggest getting the DVD “Brutally Live”. One of the things I don’t like about this recording isn’t the show. It’s the recording of the show. They have each song shut down after each track like it’s an individual track. It doesn’t flow together like other concert bootleg recordings. Besides that it’s not a bad audio. Only song that gets cut is part of the instrumental.
You have 7 songs from “Brutal Planet” which I love to death…oh wait that’s another album. It’s cool to hear the new songs live and the band brings a new vibe to the classics as they give a heavier feel to them. During the intro of “It’s Only The Little Things” when Alice talks to the crowd about things that bug him. He gives it a personnel touch as he says, “I get in traffic in Boston & everything is under construction! Everything! “. As the natives of Boston really dug that comment cause during this time Boston has been under major construction for quite some time. We all have to deal w/ detours; closed roads, jersey barriers but having Alice make a comment on it made me bust a gut.
Alice also does a cover of The Who’s “My Generation” during “Billion Dollar Babies”.

Band: Pete Friesen: Guitar, Ryan Roxie: Guitar , Greg Smith: Bass, Eric Singer: Drums, Teddy ZigZag: Keyboards

DISC 1
1. Sex, Death & Money/Brutal 00Planet/Dragontown
2. Sanctuary
3. I'm Eighteen
4. Welcome To My 00Nightmare/Go To Hell
5. Billion Dollar Babies
6. Teenage Frankenstein
7. Triggerman
8. Nurse Rozetta/Dead Babies
9. Ballad of Dwight Fry/I Love 00The Dead
10. instrumental/Drum solo
11. No More Mr Nice Guy
12. Is It My Body/Fantasy Man

DISC 2
1. Be My Lover
2. Lost In America
3. Every Woman Has A 00Name/Only Woman Bleed
4. Poison
5. (band intro) Under My 00Wheels
6. School's Out
7. Elected
8. Fire
9. Department of Youth

2001 - Oct 27, Trump Marina, Atlantic City, NJ

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.
This also includes the instrumental and drum solo in its entirety. The audio is great and the songs flow into one another as the tracks switch.

Band: Eric Dover: Guitar, Ryan Roxie: Guitar, Teddy Zig Zag: Keyboards, Greg Smith: Bass, Eric Singer: Drums

DISC 1
1. (Intro) Black Juju
2. (Intro) Hello Hooray
3. No More Mr Nice Guy
4. Man Of The Year
5. Billion Dollar Babies
6. Between High School & Old 00School
7. Long Way To Go
8. Be My Lover
9. Lost In America
10. What Do You Want From 00Me?
11. I'm Eighteen
12. Desperado

DISC 2
1. instrumental/Drum solo
2. Welcome To My Nightmare
3. Cold Ethyl
4. Only Women Bleed
5. Ballad of Dwight Fry
6. School's Out
7. (audience clapping)
8. Poison
9. Novacaine
10. Detroit (Toronto) City
11. (band intro)
12. Under My Wheels

2003 - Oct 30, Massey Hall, Toronto, Canada

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.
Since “Eyes…” album is a more stripped down version of a garage rock band Alice tours w/ 4 musicians. Plus his theatrics are cut down so the stage show isn’t as big but this has no effect on the show. Alice’s music stands for itself and doesn’t need the theatrics. It’s just an added feature. You have 5 tracks from “Eyes of Alice Cooper” album. During “Detroit City” he replaces “Detroit” w/ “Toronto” not something he did during every concert just I think he wanted to thank Toronto for having always welcomed him.

Band: Eric Dover: Guitar, Ryan Roxie: Guitar , Chuck Garric: Bass, Eric Singer: Drums

DISC 1
1. Intro/Hello Hooray
2. No More Mr. Nice Guy
3. Man of The Year
4. Billion Dollar Babies
5. Between High School & Old School
6. Muscle of Love
7. Is It My Body
8. Who Do You Think We Are
9. What Do You Want From Me?
10. I'm Eighteen
11. Desperado
12. Halo of Flies/guitar & drum solos
13. Sick Things
14. Gutter Cats vs The Jets
15. Backyard Brawl
16. Cold Ethyl
17. Only Women Bleed
18. Ballad of Dwight Fry
19. School's Out

DISC 2
1. Brutal Planet
2. Poison.
3. Band Intro/Under My Wheels

2004 – June 21, Tollwood Festival,
Munich Germany

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

1. Intro XM Satellite Radio
2. I'm Eighteen
3. Is It My Body
4. Desperado
5. Under My Wheels
6. Be My Lover
7. School's Out
8. Hello Hurray
9. Elected
10. No More Mr Nice Guy
11. Billion Dollar Babies
12. Teenage Lament
13. Muscle Of Love
14. credits

Total: 48:27

2004 – August 5, XM Radio, Washington DC

XM Satellite Radio presents The 30th Anniversary of Alice Cooper’s 1974 Greatest Hits Album. Recorded live in Washington DC, Performance Theater.

Alice covers each song in sequence as on the album but this time live.This is pretty much what you hear at any Cooper concert. There isn't anything special.
Quality is excellent and Alice does a good job only thing I think it would have been a good opportunity to get the original members to play it. Also it would have been nice to have the Co-vocals on Billion Dollar Babies as the original was done w/ Donavan.
I know w/ the original band Michael Bruce filled in on stage. I think Ryan Roxie would of done some bitching vocals on that song.

Band:
Alice Cooper - Vocals
Ryan Roxie - Guitars, Vocals
Eric Dover - Guitars, Vocals
Tommy Clufetos - Drums
Chuck Garric - Bass, Vocals

DISC 1
1. It's Hot Tonight
2. Under My Wheels
3. No More Mr Nice Guy
4. I'm Eighteen
5. Is It My Body
6. Woman Of Mass Distraction
7. Dirty Diamonds
8. Raped And Freezin'
9. Muscle Of Love
10. Feed My Frankenstein
11. Halo Of Flies

DISC 2
1. Welcome To My Nightmare
2. Only Women Bleed
3. Steven
4. Dead Babies
5. Ballad Of Dwight Fry
6. Devil's Food/Killer/I Love The Dead
7. School's Out
8. Billion Dollar Babies
9. Poison
10. Elected

Total: 86:20

2007–November 6, Sheffield, UK

Alice plays 2 new songs from Dirty Diamonds CD. “Woman of Mass Distraction” and “Dirty Diamonds”. One tune Alice brings back is “Raped n Freezin”.
Alice always seem to have a good backing band to play his classics.
Besides drummer Eric Singer who’s been playing w/ Alice for sometime now you have Guitarist Keri Kelli, Jason Hook and bassist Chuck Garric who give the songs a fresh heavy sound.

Band: Alice Cooper - Vocals
Keri Kelli - Guitar
Jason Hook - Guitar
Chuck Garric - Bass
Eric Singer - Drums

DISC 1
1. It's Hot Tonight/No More
Mr. Nice Guy/Under My Wheels
2. I'm Eighteen
3. Is It My Body
4. Woman Of Mass Distraction
5. Lost In America
6. Feed My Frankenstein
7. Guitar Solo/Be My Lover/(In Touch
With Your) Feminine Side
8. Dirty Diamonds
9. Vengence Is Mine
10. Halo Of Flies
11. Drum Solo - Halo Of Flies
DISC 2
1. Welcome To My Nightmare/Cold Ethyl
2. Only Women Bleed
3. Steven/Dead Babies
4. Ballad Of Dwight Fry/Devil's
Food/Killer Execution/I Love The Dead
5. Schools Out
6. Billion Dollar Babies
7. Poison
8. Elected

Total: 1 hour 45 min approx

2008 - October 30, Bergen Performing
Arts Center, Englewood, NJ

With the same backing band from the Sheffield 2007 concert this show is just as good. There are a few changes in numbers such as Alice’s new song “Vengence Is Mine” from new released CD “Along Came A Spider”. Alice also brings back “Lost In America” great song from another favorite of mine album “The Last Temptation”.
This is a 2 CD set but I changed one track that is drum solo on Halo of Flies started in 2nd disc. I just moved it to the end of the 1st disc so it’s right after “Halo of Flies”
Other than that you can download it yourself & leave it on the 2nd disc.

Band:
Alice Cooper - Vocals
Keri Kelli - Guitar
Jason Hook - Guitar
Chuck Garric - Bass
Eric Singer - Drums

DISC 1
01. (Vincent Price Intro) Black Widow
02. Brutal Planet
03. I'm Eighteen
04. Under My Wheels
05. Billion Dollar Babies
06. No More Mr. Nice Guy
07. Is It My Body?
08. Halo Of Flies
09. I'll Bite Your Face off
10. Muscle of Love
11. Only Women Bleed
12. Cold Ethyl

DISC 2
01. Feed My Frankenstein
02. Clones (We're All)
03. Poison
04. Wicked Young Man
05. Killer / I Love the Dead (excerpt)
06. School's Out (incorporating 'Another Brick In The Wall pt 2')
07. Elected
08. Fire

Total: 1 hour 27 min approx.

2011 - May 16, Ottawa Civic Center,
Ottawa, Canada

This is near the start of No More Mr. Nice Guy Tour in 2011. There are some band changes such as Glen Sobel on drums, Tommy Henrisen on guitar and from the original Welcome To My Nightmare album and tour Steve Hunter. This time Alice tours w/ 3 guitarist Damon Johnson who's been touring for sometime w/ Alice makes the final guitarist. I think Glen gives a fresh sounds to the drums. Eric has been touring w/ Alice for sometime and I notice it's starting to sound the same. So new blood really gave this show a fresh sound.

The quality is a very good audience recording. The new members are great and I think Steve Hunter makes these songs jump out. Classic tunes like "I'm Eighteen","Under My Wheels", "Is It My Body" sound like classic Alice Cooper.

Alice introduces a new song "I'll Bite Your Face Off" from the forthcoming 'Welcome 2 My Nightmare' album. Alice said it's like The Stones or classic Alice. It's not classic Alice it's more like "Eyes of Alice Cooper" and "Dirty Diamonds." Some of the tracks from those albums do have a Stones sound. I'm not happy w/ the title of the song it's just too comical. There is nothing nightmarish about it but we'll see how it fits in w/ final album release. Maybe it's the one comic relief song that Alice always places on his recordings.

It was good to hear "Clones (We're All)" again and "Wicked Young Man" starts w/ a military drum which I thought sounded very clever. There's a little instrumental of "Killer" during the execution and excerpts of "I Love The Dead". "School's Out" includes "Another Brick In The Wall pt 2" and ends w/ Hendrix's "Fire".

Band:
Alice Cooper - Vocals
Steve Hunter - Guitar
Tommy Henriksen - Guitar
Damon Johnson - Guitar
Chuck Garric - Bass
Glen Sobel - Drums

DISC 1
1. (Vincent Price Intro) Black Widow
2. Brutal Planet
3. Eighteen
4. Under My Wheels
5. Billion Dollar Babies
6. No More Mr. Nice Guy
7. Hey Stoopid
8. Is It My Body
9. Halo of Flies
10. I'll Bite Your Face Off
11. Muscle of Love
12. Only Women Bleed
13. Cold Ethyl

DISC 2
1. Feed My Frankenstein
2. Clones (We're All)
3. Poison
4. Wicked Young Man
5. Killer (excerpt)
6. I Love the Dead (excerpt)
7. School's Out (Another Brick In The Wall pt 2)
8. crowd noise
9. Elected

2011 - August 15, Morristown, NJ

This audience recording is a bit lower especially the Vincent Price Intro than the Ottawa concert in May.
Alice adds "Hey Stoopid" to his list and takes out "Fire" during the encore. He still does "School's Out" w/ a bit of "Another Brick In The Wall pt 2"

Band:
Alice Cooper - Vocals
Steve Hunter - Guitar
Tommy Henriksen - Guitar
Damon Johnson - Guitar
Chuck Garric - Bass
Glen Sobel - Drums

DISC 1
1. Rob Zombie Intro
2. Train Kept A-Rollin'
3. Under My Wheels
4. Introducing Orianthi
5. No More Mr. Nice Guy
6. Is It My Body
7. Brown Sugar
8. KLOS break
9. I'll Bite Your Face Off
10. Muscle of Love
11. Cold Ethyl
12. We Gotta Get Out of This Place
13. Billion Dollar Baby
14. Robby Krieger introduction
15. Break on Through (w Robby Krieger)
16. Back Door Man (w Robby Krieger)
17. KLOS break
18. Poison
19. I'm Eighteen
20. School's Out ("Another Brick In The Wall Part 2") w/ Ke$ha
21. Elected
22. KLOS Radio sigining offf

2011 - September 15, Los Angeles, CA
KLOS Radio Station Live at
The Whiskey A-Go-Go

Hosted by KLOS Radio Station Alice performs at The Whiskey A-Go-Go. Introduction by Rob Zombie, Alice performs w/ his band he is currently touring with. Although Alice may say we haven't played here in 40 years. I don't know who he means by "we" unless he's talking about his stage character Alice because other than Alice & Steve Hunter no one in the band were born yet.

This is an excellent show w/ a few guests and some rare covers by Alice. Train Kept A-Rollin', Brown Sugar, We Gotta Get Out Out of This Place. Plus 2 Doors covers w/ guest Door's guitarist Robby Krieger. Alice covers Break On Through and Back Door Man. Of course Back Door Man isn't really a Doors original it's an old blues song just like Train Kept A-Rollin' but The Doors and Yardbirds made these songs radio friendly. Robby was funny telling the story the first time Alice met Jim Morrision.

Ke$ha appears on stage to join Alice on School's Out. Alice also introduces his new guitarist Orianthi who was known as Michael Jackson's latest guitarist.

Alice performs this show w/out make-up and at times gets out of character saying "If Alice catches me wearing his gloves..."
The band is great and the sound is excellent. What really made this is the 2 Doors covers. Hearing Alice always talking about hanging w/ Jim and his influence on songs like Desperado Alice finally sings 2 Doors songs. His voice is just amazing and spot on.
I would love to see a video of this concert.

I would like to thank KLOS for posting this concert on their website for free download to all the fans.

Guitarist: Orianthi, Steve Hunter, Tommy Henriksen, Damon Johnson
Bass: Chuck Garric, Drums: Glen Sobel
Guest guitarist: Robby Krieger
Guest vocals: Ke$ha

DISC 1
1. Intro
2. The Black Widow
3. Brutal Planet
4. I'm Eighteen
5. Under My Wheels
6. Billion Dollar Babies
7. No More Mr. Nice Guy
8. Hey Stoopid
9. Is It My Body
10. Halo Of Flies
11. I'll Bite Your Face Off
12. Muscle Of Love
13. Only Women Bleed

DISC 2
1. Cold Ethyl
2. Feed My Frankenstein
3. Clones (We're All)
4. Poison
5. Wicked Young Man
6. Killer (excerpt)
7. I Love The Dead (excerpt)
8. School's Out (Another Brick
In The Wall pt 2)
9. Elected
10. Fire (w/ Arthur Brown)

2011 - October 29, London KK
Alexander Palace, TV Broadcast
Halloween Night of Fear

Since this was a TV Broadcast the audio quality was very good. But hate to say it Alice is getting predictable playing his hits and only one song from his new album. Why do a new album if you only plan on playing one song. I really haven't gone to an Alice concert in sometime for this reason. I think the last 4 shows I seen it was just best of songs. I think Alice could of done a cool concert on just "Along Came A Spider" or even his "Welcome 2 My Nightmare".

The gutairs and drums during "Halo of Flies" wasn't the best I heard in past concerts. The intro to "Clones" wasn't the greatest.
Final song "Fire" was done by guest Arthur Brown w/ Alice backing. I just basically heard Brown singing I really didn't hear Alice but anyway it was a good number.

Guitarist: Orianthi, Steve Hunter, Tommy Henriksen
Bass: Chuck Garric, Drums: Glen Sobel
Guest vocals: Arthur Brown