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Pretties For You 1969 Album

Pretties For You Pretties For You
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Alice Cooper
Alice Cooper
Lead Vocals, Harmonica
Neal Smith
Neal Smith
Drums, Backing Vocals
Dennis Dunaway
Dennis Dunaway
Bass, Backing Vocals
Michael Bruce
Michael Bruce
Rhythm Guitar, Backing Vocals, Lead Vocals (3), Keyboards
Glen Buxton
Glen Buxton
Lead Guitar
Tracklist
1. Titanic Overture 1m 9s
2. 10 Minutes Before The Worm 1m 27s
3. Sing Low, Sweet Cheerio 5m 33s
4. Today Mueller 1m 38s
5. Living 3m 2s
6. Fields Of Regret 5m 36s
7. No Longer Umpire 1m 54s
8. Levity Ball (Live At The Cheetah) 4m 23s
9. B.B. On Mars 1m 9s
10. Reflected 3m 10s
11. Apple Bush 2m 57s
12. Earwigs To Eternity 1m 14s
13. Changing Arranging 2m 58s

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Alice Cooper did everything a band wouldn't do to make it big in the late 1960's - for starters, they woke Frank Zappa at 7 in the morning for an audition because he told them to show up at "7 o'clock" - in return, Zappa signed them to his record label and produced their debut record. Well, sort of. The story goes, Frank left his brother to mind the store, and when he returned later that day, the band told him they had finished the album. Frank's brother simply recorded them rehearsing. Captain Beefheart's Trout Mask Replica is nowadays often held up as the gold standard of improvisational rock music, but in reality, Alice Cooper beat him to the punch, by creating one of the most crude, ugly, and jarringly un-psychedelic psychedelic records ever made. That is not to say it's a must-hear - certainly, the band would far eclipse this flawed-diamond document - but all of the base ideas which eventually gave rise to the ultimate Alice Cooper legend are here, in spades.
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