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Killer (gold CD pressing)
CD (Item 949023) Warner/Audio Fidelity, 1971 — Condition: Used$43.99 ...
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Pure early genius from Alice Cooper – a set that might not have been as big of a hit as some of his other early 70s albums, but which also shows the singer to be very much at the top of his game! Some of the tracks here follow familiar Cooper territory – sinister, hard-rocking energy with a no-nonsense approach – but there's also some deeper elements handled nicely by Bob Ezrin – with qualities that now feel years ahead of their time, and maybe even an influence to later folks who never would have admitted such a link! Titles include the fantastic "Halo Of Flies" – plus "Under My Wheels", "Be My Lover", "You Drive Me Nervous", "Yeah Yeah Yeah", "Dead Babies", and "Killer". © 1996-2023, Dusty Groove, Inc.
(Limited and numbered gold CD pressing – mastered by Steve Hoffman – still sealed with the slipcase!)
(Limited and numbered gold CD pressing – mastered by Steve Hoffman – still sealed with the slipcase!)
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