ALICE COOPER — Alice Cooper Goes To Hell

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3.24 | 22 ratings | 2 reviews

Album · 1976

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By ALICE COOPER

Tracklist

1. Go To Hell (5:15)
2. You Gotta Dance (2:45)
3. I'm The Coolest (3:57)
4. Didn't We Meet (4:16)
5. I Never Cry (3:44)
6. Give The Kid A Break (4:14)
7. Guilty (3:22)
8. Wake Me Gently (5:03)
9. Wish You Were Here (4:36)
10. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows (2:08)
11. Going Home (3:47)

Total Time 43:13

Line-up/Musicians

- Alice Cooper / vocals
- John Tropea / guitar
- Steve Hunter / guitar
- Jimmy Maelen / percussion
- Jim Gordon / drums
- Bob Babbitt / bass
- Dick Berg / French horn
- Bob Ezrin / synthesizer, piano, Fender Rhodes
- Shep Gordon / vocals
- Shaun Jackson / vocals
- Tony Levin / bass
- Allan MacMillan / piano
- Bill Misener / vocals
- Colina Phillips / vocals
- Allan Schwartzberg / drums
- Donny Vosburgh / vocals
- Dick Wagner / acoustic & electric guitar, vocals
- Laurel Ward / vocals
- Sharon Williams / vocals
- Joe Gannon / vocals
- Sharon Lee Williams / vocals

About this release

June 25, 1976
Warner

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AtomicCrimsonRush

For criminal actions, violence on the stage, for being a brat refusing to act your age, for all of the citizens you enraged, you can go to hell! And this begins the followup to Alice's masterpiece "Welcome to my Nightmare". After the awesome Go To Hell track, the album really peters into soft mulch with some embarrasing compositions that Alice thankfully never returned to in the live set.

Never has an artist fallen so far from grace. This album is a turkey with only one decent song. There are some woeful tracks on here that are cringeworthy, namely the appalling You Gotta Dance and the plainly idiotic I'm the Coolest that will feature in the 'what were they thinking' hall of fame for years to come.

The mediocre soppy ballad I Never Cry is passable I guess, but songs like Give the Kid a Break are corny beyond belief. I'm Always Chasing Rainbows is equally sickening. 2 stars for the one brilliant song. What a mess.

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Barry Manilow. Thats what came to my mind when I first listened to the ballad "I never cry". I liked Barry Manilow when I was a child and kept listening to the Copacabana Lp. Well in this Alice Copper album there are quite a few songs that reminds me Barry Manilow. And yes, if you are into pop, some may be nice songs, others are much oversweetened. And you find strings arrangements everywhere. Cooper did indeed went to hell for making this record. A little odd that this album nowadays has almost the same rating as the first Alice Copper greatest hits album (!?)