Alice Cooper December 14 1973 8mm with audio

[@joeybringle8398]

Amazing! Loved the original Alice Cooper Band. RIP Glen Buxton.

[@willnygren1443]

Cool to actually see the improvised set that was thrown together when it became apparent that the truck carrying the BDB stage was not going to make it to Toronto in time for the show. Footage shows DD, MB and GB obviously happy to not be locked within the confines of the BDB set.

[@wadeharten6600]

I was at the Alice Cooper show in Vancouver when he fell off the stage. While he was at the Burnaby General Hospital getting stitched up, Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter (in black top hats and capes) performed a guitar battle for what seemed liked 10-15 minutes They were awesome! Alice came back and did Only Women Bleed but couldn't finish the show due to a concussion and cracked ribs. It was shaping to be an awesome show. Sad he never came back to give Vancouver the full show. Suzi Quatro opened. She was fun.

[@timshockley2641]

That was the Welcome To My Nightmare tour. I saw the Chicago show.

[@VladthePainter]

When I was young in the 70s... Alice was everything to me! I've always longed back then to see him in concert - and or at least see footage like this. Boyhood memories rejoice!!!

[@Royale_with_Cheeze]

The band was dressed in the sailor uniforms that were featured in the artwork of the new album (released just a month earlier) Muscle of Love.

[@HekklaValleyFarm]

One of my first Cooper concerts. Was a Great show.

[@richrich2471]

This is terrific, any footage of the original ACG is pure treasure. Great job with the audio

[@speedysfilms]

Many thanks! No, sorry. Not much Alice left in our collection. Still trying to find audio for the Alice Cooper May 2 1975 video we have up, so we can do something similar to this video. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment.

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

Could you do a remaster, Like with your Pink Floyd & Genesis footage?

[@theguster611]

Wow that's some spectacular rare footage of the short lived muscle of love tour ! Thanks for sharing

[@marctoleds6259]

Wow! Some rare footage here! That was their last tour as a band, and they went down South America too. Great job! Thank you!

[@tinacatspaw9967]

Super fun. to see this, Speedy! I saw them two nights before in Ann Arbor at Crisler Arena.

[@rosstabacoff9439]

best thing I ever watched on You Tube!! are you kidding me ? live songs from muscle of love-Fantastic!! - this made me laugh and brought joy into my heart! Speedy! thanx a billion !!!

[@speedysfilms]

Wow, thank you! What a complement. I just read it out loud to our entire crew. Thank you thank you thank you. All of this work has been a labor of love. This means a lot. Thanks

[@robertgronfors7445]

Billion...dollar baby...😉

[@beatlehmann3424]

Absolutely Great - first Time that I see a Video from the Muscle of Love Tour 👍

[@60zeller]

50 freaking years ago! According to the Bob Green book the band enjoyed playing without the big stage. Thank you for posting this

[@TerryEmmm]

Billion Dollar Baby. The band members aee still bitter that it was published.

[@ursulaschlapbach311]

Unbelievable

[@franklavecchia963]

Fantastic Thanks Speedy and Rob Gronfors Dolph

[@DrewBlanton1959]

UNREAL THAT THIS EXISTS!!! Thank you for posting it.

[@msc65]

This was amazing. Worlds greatest rock and roll show!

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you so much and thank you for watching and leaving a comment

[@paolovincent6800]

Loved this video !!!!! the crowd shots .. 70s 8mm Rule ! Thanks

[@michaelmonahan577]

What a great time to be in your teens !!! Ohhh those kick ass days of Rocking F&@king Roll in its Prime !!! Great Video, Thanks for posting. Lots of memories here !!! R.I.P. Glen

[@speedysfilms]

Ya, I bet. I missed this whole area but I've been blessed by being able to work on these reels.

[@michaelmonahan577]

Very Cool and Great Job. Those were the daze…….

[@thanosmichos8834]

What a great material you ve been load up! 🎉🎉🎉

[@woodlanddrive8998]

Eternal gratitude to Speedy for capturing this crucial piece of Alice Cooper history. Had no idea actual footage existed of the "Alice Cooper Holiday Tour" of '73. And so close to the stage! What a treat!

[@jefferfoxmustang5945]

This is the show when the stage, guillotine , etc did not arrive. Band had to improvise. Awesome footage!

[@speedysfilms]

Ya we have a 'Pop up Dolph' video on our channel where we talk about a whole bunch of cool facts having to do with this show. check it out link bellow kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4WaeYdjo7Ger68

[@kennethharris451]

I was at that show I was looking forward to the guillotine but it was destroyed in teledo Ohio ,apparently they think Alice Cooper is the devil, they were throwing shit at the band and I guess it got a little out of hand. Fans rushed the stage and destroyed some of the equipment, this was all in the paper back billion dollar babies, very interesting book.

[@hywelbranch6667]

Fantastic historical documentation, mind blowing thank you.

[@nicolasgascard2549]

Fantastic Footage ! Brilliant. Great Job Speedy

[@speedysfilms]

Many thanks! We are working a whole bunch of videos right now make sure to subscribe and click the BELL to ALL

[@PAKiller1]

that was great.. I heard about it but never knew there was footage of it. I had seen him very close to that time in Ann Arbor, a suburb of Detroit.. but the stage was there for that... really enjoyed watching the band beat up Santa Claus,,, (Bob Green).. he wrote the book Billion Dollar Baby based on this tour

[@tinacatspaw9967]

The concert at Crisler Arena in Ann Arbor was two nights prior on Dec 12th. Glad we got to see the show as intended but this improvisation is fun!

[@henryhoward8341]

Finally at the 11:10 mk., we get a glimpse of Mick Mishbir. The guitarist they brought on to cover Glen Buxton's guitar parts on the Billion Dollar Babies/Muscle Of Love tours.

[@speedysfilms]

Good eye. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment

[@kissposters]

Thank You for the Upload. Please keep Them coming. All the Best!!!!!!

[@speedysfilms]

More to come! YOU BET!!! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment

[@ericfreget]

thx a lot ! this is history !!

[@markhorton1718]

Oh,yeah!!! What a GEM 💎!! A real treat!!

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you so much. A lot of love and work went into bringing these videos to life and we are super proud of how they came out.

[@johnstallings4049]

My 1st favorite band & Frank Zappa in high 🏫 school! Excellent job! Hello Hooray from Annapolis Maryland!❄️🌎❄️❣️🤣👌❣️

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you so much. So glad you enjoyed it. I also did a 'creative edditing job' and release the full song of 'schools out" also on our channel. Make sure to check it out

[@johannkloos301]

They knew how to put on a show. No backing tracks, just great musicians who know how to use the stage. The Muscle of Love material comes over very well. Glad this exists....precious little does of this end of an era for Alice Cooper the band. Looks like they were having a great time. Glad I got into Alice when I did in 1975. I had no idea they were this fantastic. I found a bunch of second hand Alice LPs and on my pocket money I could only buy one....that one was Love it to Death. I got the rest in time.

[@michelcharron9740]

This is awsome!my first concert was days away in Montreal as a 14 years old Cooper nut!ZZ Top opening.Thanks for sharing.

[@speedysfilms]

Rock on! We have the zztop video as well on our channel, check it out. Hope we brought back some old memories. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment

[@kissed61]

Thank you 😁

[@electricwizard3000]

Wow - thanks for the upload!!

[@lonniegrey5894]

WOW WOW WOW this is a real rarity for sure! Very cool and thanks for sharing!

[@speedysfilms]

Thanks for watching! These videos Jim Kelly recorded are truly amazing. Its a gift to be able to work with them and share

[@radioRELOAD]

you tubev is a blessing, sometimes! and this is one of those times. This footage not only captures an overlooked period in AC Band history it also captures the feel of the moment, ts both amateur - ish and pro shot at the same time. thanks for sharing this Speedy

[@RobbitD]

00:00:00 - MC Introduction 00:00:43 - Hello Hooray 00:01:00 - Billion Dollar Babies 00:01:59 - Elected 00:02:05 - Big Apple Dreamin' (Hippo) 00:03:50 - Muscle of Love 00:05:06 - Unfinished Sweet 00:06:48 - Sick Things 00:07:21 - Night on Bald Mountain 00:08:01 - School's Out 00:09:56 - Working Up a Sweat 00:13:30 - Finale - Santa sequence with Bob Greene

[@bb-gc2tx]

i was a week old when this was filmed

[@mcp6954]

Brilliant! Thank you Speedy!

[@speedysfilms]

and thank you for watching

[@davesherrod4157]

Thank you this is great 👍

[@speedysfilms]

Glad you like it! Please check out the rest of the channel and subscribe. We are working on some amazing stuff right now.

[@tedsallis]

Thank you very much for this. Really great job and quite enjoyable to watch and listen to.

[@speedysfilms]

Glad you enjoyed it! It is tricky with the way the old video tech only recording 3min reels. But I was able to pull off a few tricks to help the flow of the video. Please subscribe, we have much more to come.

[@martindennis1704]

Superb! Fantastic sound dubbing. Thank you.

[@speedysfilms]

Glad you enjoyed it! Any 8mm audio sync is a labor of love and we have some amazing people working with us to bring these videos to life. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment and please subscribe.

[@cosmiccat6708]

This was AWESOME!!. Seeing them in their sailor suits for the "Muscle Of Love" tour was such a treat. As a life long fan I thank you for sharing this rare slice of rock history. It's made my day, thankyou!😊

[@speedysfilms]

Our pleasure! Also one of my fav parts. That and the end when the beat up Santa lol thanks for leaving the comment and please subscribe.

[@lorenmorgan1931]

Man seeing these amazing videos you have posted, it really goes to show what a spectical concerts were at that say in age. I was born in 78 so I didn't get to see shows other than TV til the mid 90s, and over time I can see how technology has begun to take away from actual concert aspect. I can only imagine what someone's mid 70s mind would actually think of this massive stage, loud instruments, and no $20 beers. Would love that DeLorean to go be a, part of all this. :)

[@speedysfilms]

I hear you. The show man ship was unbelievable, a true art form. I was born in the 80s so I am in the same boat but looking at all these videos we both really missed out. Thank you for watching and please subscribe and click the BELL icon to ALL so you do not miss a thing

[@lorenmorgan1931]

@@speedysfilms Wow I thought that I had subbed, and I guess I didn't. Oh well I have now and about to plow through some more of your awesome content! Thanks for sharing all of it.

[@mattihelariutta3346]

Just great. Thank you Speedy! I once shot a concert of solo Alice as a photographer. All the wide-angle shot pics of Alice and the snake went bust as the film did not get in to the grooves, the best shots ever that did not materialize.. : ) Thanks for this though!

[@speedysfilms]

OOHHH NNOOO that sucks. I feel for you, I'm glad at least I was able to show you this and thanks for watching / commenting

[@DashRiprock1]

Same thing happened to me for the Constrictor Tour in '86. You can believe I've made up for it now. 'Several' shots I've had hand signed!

[@mattihelariutta3346]

@@DashRiprock1 I can believe. : ) That sounds good.

[@stephenswain1508]

Great footage! Totally was not expecting to see Muscle of Love footage! Great to see Glen Buxton there as well...plenty of rumours that he did not play on this tour. Maybe the session guys were in the wings, but still good to see him there!

[@rick6699ca]

I would pay big money to have a complete video of this. I wish they could release more early Alice on dvd

[@Synonomous]

Brilliant stuff! Thank you! You can see how Peter Gabriel was influenced by this man. A total trail blazer.

[@1234gabbagabba]

Amazing footage!

[@map6162]

Speedy...."WE'RE NOT WORTHY!!!" THANKS A BILLION!🎄❤️💲

[@MuppetJohn]

This is fantastic!

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you for watching.

[@ronaldtiracchia2017]

Awesome thanks for this

[@AugustMedia]

Speedy thanks so much! Half of these songs are from their 'Muscle of Love' album, which is good, not great but good. Regardless ...this rules!

[@laurencelevene4333]

It is great. It's a brilliant album

[@AugustMedia]

@@laurencelevene4333 Awww shucks I'll agree.

[@impalaman9707]

The last time I saw a band with that many Marshall amps lining the back of the stage, it was either Blue Cheer or the Jimi Hendrix Experience. I tell you, Alice Cooper must have been ready to play LOUD!

[@joealan369]

Something to see Glen play on songs from Muscle of Love since he didn't play one note on the album. Mick Mashbir and Dick Wagner filled in for him

[@ethanblackhurst8593]

Brilliant!!

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you so much for watching and leaving comments. Please subscribe, we have some fantastic stuff coming up.

[@stevencrayn]

Nice synch job Speedy. I’ve had this audio for years and when i saw your silent film, i thought someone should sync it.

[@speedysfilms]

Thank you so much. Any audio sync for 8mm is quite the wild job. But I'm super proud of how it turned out. Thank you for watching and please subscribe we have tons of videos coming

[@RicardoRMartinelli]

Around this era, Alice played in Rio and TV Globo filmed in 16mm the show and broadcasted it several times, it maybe the best document of him, but they never released it again and maybe it was destroyed in one of the fires the TV suffered.

[@speedysfilms]

oh man I wish I could get a hold of those reels. Me and my friends would make that look like gold. Hopefully it is not lost to the ages. Thank you so much for this comment

[@RicardoRMartinelli]

@@speedysfilms thank you

[@RicardoRMartinelli]

@@speedysfilms perhaps it was Nelson Motta (lives in NYC now - Igues) that filmed it, he had a show called Sabado Som (Sound on Saturday) that was renamed Rock Concert so he may have filmed and released at Globo. Who knows?

[@philipholmes5884]

Cool to see Glen playing his SG instead of the Gretch he was using on the BDB's and Muscle of love tours...! 👍🏻

[@jimcowan7832]

Wow, I was at this show. Grade 10 at the time.

[@myrlemueller3964]

Wow rock in roll coop style alice Mike Dennis Neal Glen muscle of love tout

[@robertmayer2071]

one of the last shows in north america buffalo ny new years eve 73 was the last mick mishbar player on mb side of stage here

[@steveroberts4650]

Thanks for doing this, it`s a real treasure. Anything else coming ?

[@speedysfilms]

Tons of videos. We have a 4k Genesis video dropping this Sunday(link below). We have to many reels to count with 30+ bands. Just takes time to sync and produce these videos. Please subscribe so you do not miss a thing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH3Hd3-ia86Am80

[@ethanblackhurst8593]

Despite all the odds they put on a great show. Nice to see a few glimpses of Mick Mashbir behind or to the right of MB and Bob Dolin on keys. Also nice to see MB pointing to Alice's crotch during working up a sweat.

[@speedysfilms]

Ya when I got the audio to sync up on that part I almost died. Hilarious!!!

[@merrickcrittenden2879]

songs from muscle of love live wow

[@christophersanders5007]

Besides for bringing in Mick Mashbir you can see that Michael Bruce had to take on a lot of lead guitar as well for GB.

[@wclaurence]

I was at this show.

[@speedysfilms]

Amazing!!! We at Speedy's Films love seeing these comments. Thank you so much for watching

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

Love the old Alice footage. Not much out there for “The Muscle of Love” tour. Too bad technology of this time records so fuzzy. Still a nice video.

[@speedysfilms]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.

[@rjlchristie]

11:58 a rare glimpse of Mr Mashbir.

[@chewmybackah]

I believe It's Michael Bruce.

[@dbm11085]

Thanks for uploading this! I grew up only knowing the footage from "Good to See You Again Alice Cooper", and had this entire concert on cassette since I was a teenager. I've uploaded the full concert transferred from tape a couple years ago here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpa7oYCjj7Csi9E Remember the Coop!

[@speedysfilms]

This is amazing. This is the first audio I found when researching this concert. I listened to most of your video a few times now while working on the color correction and production. Thank you for the entertainment and thank you for watching and leaving a comment. I just subscribed

[@m.a.r.6904]

Tks... Brazil Anhembi 30/03/1974 Who have ???

[@mattihelariutta3346]

BTW Muscle of Love really was trying to get back to roots. The material wasn´t just recorded good enough. Great songs. Who knows what would have happened with Bob Ezrin at the helm..? Maybe it was just the way or the other..?

[@60zeller]

Jack Richardson was the one on the board with LITD and Killer. They were recording 2 records a year.

[@woodlanddrive8998]

Bob Ezrin did start as producer on "Muscle of Love." But, once in the studio, Michael Bruce insisted they already had their arrangements worked out, and resisted Ezrin's input. Ezrin chose to step away. It's an underrated album (still better than anything solo Alice has released since,) but would've been even better if the "sixth member of Alice Cooper" had been allowed to work his magic.

[@leivhuns]

Bob Gruen writer of The BDB book played Santa Claus

[@joemartucci4786]

And to think bands nowadays will cancel shows because they don't have their laptops lol....saw this show in Buffalo. Muscle of Love...great underappreciated Cooper album.

[@kml5949]

This is a treasure. Maybe AI software could clean up and enhance the video and audio?

[@micktoombs1313]

Where is Mick Masbir ?

[@ethanblackhurst8593]

At what point in the show did they change from the sailor suits?

[@speedysfilms]

an intermission where they played xmas music over the PA... I believe. I would have to listen to the audio again.

[@m.a.r.6904]

BRAZIL 30 /03/1974 WHO HAVE ???

[@speedysfilms]

You will just have to Subscribe a watch to see. Thank you for watching

[@rjlchristie]

Dennis's high kicks were so naff.