Alice Cooper - I'm Eighteen (1972) (REACTION) Dana's Faith MINI

Hey guys! This was a great song for my Birthday! LOL! You guys suggested this song during our Live, and you were right , this song was a blast! Alice Cooper has a raspy soothing voice and it is quite unique. The bass line was very noticeable, it laid down the rhythm throughout the song and the drums added to the rhythm section. The guitar gave accents throughout the song that kept one motivated and interested! I loved the lyrics and how it expressed how when one is 18, "we don't know what we want." LOL! We hope you liked our reaction to this video and as always stay safe and we'll see you in our next video! We love you guys!
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[@johnenglish1955]

🤠 Alice Cooper's "Billion Dollar Babies" was the first rock-n-roll album I ever bought back when I was in junior high school in the 70's! LOL 😂😂😂👍🤘

[@Mauiman122]

seen his concert while in high school in the late 70s - share great music taste lol

[@johnenglish1955]

@@Mauiman122 🤠 Before Kiss, before Marilyn Manson, before any type of shock rock, there was ALICE COOPER!!! 😂 👍

[@larrywalling2844]

🤘🏻😎 you guys rock 😁 SOUL SACRIFICE by SANTANA at WOODSTOCK is pretty kool 🤘🏻

[@92548dannyt]

I bought that album when I was "18" in the NAVY. It's a pretty good one.

[@EdwardVodika]

Glen told me that he wrote Biliion Dollar Babies in 5 minutes

[@kevingoode4960]

Great Job ladies!!! Yall are awesome as always!! YEEEE!🌹🌹

[@cryptozoology7]

Your not a kid anymore, and not yet an adult. Its that time where you have to make decisions and hope you made the right ones. It sucks but this makes you grow into the person who your destined to be. Good Luck on your journey.

[@steelers6titles]

Picked up my guitar to blast away the clowns. But somebody in the next room yelled TURN THAT DAMN THING DOWN--"Teenage Lament '74"

[@angelaluz405]

A sure fire way to get an automatic like from me is to react to Alice! I just love him! He puts on the best show ever! I was supposed ot see him last October, but COVID canceled it. I hope he comes back around here soon so I can see him again. Amazing performer.

[@bryanparenteau374]

I turned 18 back in 1981....I still didn't know what I wanted to do, except enjoy life each day!

[@Mauiman122]

Happy Birthday - Dang I was in the Marines for year before I turn 18. (went in at 17 and twenty days) The world looks different at 18 - Have fun and keep rocking the good tunes

[@anvilseventy-six7715]

You can do it my niece went off to college 1 week ago to Santa Fe Indian Art School. Im very proud of her 👍🇺🇸

[@centuryrox]

See, this is why I always encourage first time listeners to a song to listen to the STUDIO version first. Most of the time, a live version is inferior (and can be quite different) than the studio version. He completely omitted the first verse in this version. This is my favorite Alice Cooper song, but the studio version is much better.

[@bossfan49]

Yeah..I don't know who keeps suggesting the live versions of everything. They're doing the girls (first time listeners) and the song itself a disservice. I've seen this video before (from a German tv show) and I love it, but then I've heard the album version 100x. I enjoy the jam from the band, but I miss his harmonica riff.

[@LoveBandit1000]

Exactly....always go with the studio version if available.

[@waynehawk4747]

You just witnessed the birth of glam, punk , grunge but mostly shock rock. This is a bit of RNR history plus the added bonus of this being Alice with all the original members of the group. The best part is that Alice is drunk out his mind here which back in those days was part of his persona. It was once written "Alice prowls the stage with his patented lurch and stagger".

[@EdwardVodika]

got to meet the guitarist a couple of times, when he was with Virgin. Glen Buxton was a cool guy. My mom met Alice a couple of times, and said he was the nicest person.Nothing to what you see on Stage. Alice is a minister and runs a music school here in Phoenix. great band. RiP Glen the best jammer ever.

[@jazzyboy7784]

Great job lady's...try doing the studio version before a live one...it will make more sense....

[@enchantedwooddesigns3462]

The studio version has more lyrics. Live he just goes crazy and sings what ever he feels like to a song )

[@chrisreyes8135]

Welcome to my nightmare, is 1 if my favorite songs from Alice Cooper.

[@pleasantvalleypickerca7681]

You should listen to the album version. This is an energetic performance, but not very close to the studio version.

[@archieferrari]

We look forward to your videos!

[@unklebacon44]

Love the reactions ladies.

[@JM-hg5ss]

You picked the right video for this. That was the original Alice Cooper Group. This was shortly after he changed his name from Vincent to Alice. There's been several bands behind him and many great players but THIS is Alice Cooper!

[@DoliSkipper]

An obvious song to do on the same theme would be Skid Row with the amazing song "18 And Life (to go)" :)

[@debjorgo]

This is Eighteen Live. I have this version on a CD called Guitar Rock Live. I love this version but the studio version is what was probably being recommended. Very, very, different.

[@garyleesjukejoint9510]

Alice Cooper is one of my favorites. Still out there putting on great shows. Really cool guy. I met him at a meet and greet at Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant, Michigan on the Brutal Planet tour in 2000. I didnt pay to meet him. Cool reaction video.i enjoyed watching and listening to your thoughts.

[@iNsTaNtpUdDiNhEaD]

I'm eighteen. Okay, well I WAS eighteen when this song first came out!

[@johnellis6615]

YEE GIRLS 😍 that's okay Juliet I'm 60 and still waiting to turn 18.. what can I say to you that hasn't been said. I guess love from Oregon ❤️❤️

[@scottsaine8484]

Frank Zappa went and saw Alice Cooper in concert and within 3 minutes everyone except 4 people had angrily walked out and frank said he knew they "had something"...anyone that could evoke that violent of reaction in people and clear a room that fast he had to sign to a recording contract...lmao

[@martinwhite3559]

If you did not know, Alice Cooper was the name of the Band but when they broke up the lead singer took the name and legally changed his name to Alice Cooper and continued performing under this name as most people thought he was Alice Cooper anyway. Alice Cooper is in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame twice. Once as the original band and once as a solo artist. Alice Cooper basically invented glam and shock rock in the 60s. Alice Cooper is a mad golf fan. He plays several times a week. His biggest hit Poison, is an 80s hard rock classic.

[@alphajava761]

Juliet I was hoping you'd get to this song right now 💙

[@waynedickson6860]

Yeah, Alice is like, completely smashed.

[@timbush7630]

Hi Girls, I live in Phoenix Az. and Alice lives here and has a club too. I was lucky enough to meet him a couple of times at a club called Mason Jar in the 1980s. I talked with him and he's a cool guy. I like him in the movie Wayne's World

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

He used to have a club in Denver but sold out

[@shawnmichael777.]

We're not worthy!

[@mickeyhank]

I enjoyed all of both of your comments, they all made good sense. It's a gradual change, Juliet, and think of all the responsibility you handled when you were 15, 16, 17....just keep going like that, you can do it. Mia, good observation about gaining more control as you get older, illustrated here by Alice as conductor.

[@centuryrox]

Hey ladies, I'm sorry if my earlier comment came off as a bit salty. I certainly wasn't criticizing you guys! You two are great...always! So let me offer a token to each of you: Juliet🌹 Mia🌹 Love ya ladies!

[@rickfiltz5211]

I'm 18 also!!! Good song and great review. A song u can really relate to.

[@Boomerang-606]

He’s a unique singer, I think some bands sort of borrowed his style, clothes, makeup. Definitely like his many songs too. 18 great age!

[@chrismadden132]

You ladies are so adorable and refreshing. I love how y'all interact with each other. Alice's concerts are always a joy to attend.

[@ctownmexicanx3]

Mr. Theatrical! Alice is known for the props that he uses in his live show. Little bit of blood never hurt anyone. 😝 Desperado is my favorite.

[@joaopaulohenriques1404]

Anthrax has a version of this song. Check some Alice Cooper from the eighties and nineties to see his evolution. You are right when you say it’s glam, he is one of the pioneers of glam-rock... glam shocking horror rock. One of the best performers in rock music.

[@gablen23]

I love this song, especially this performance, it's so cool!

[@t.r.1708]

Thx and HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 18 years is a milepost in your life. Some folks know what they want and they go and get it. Like Madonna for instance. Then others like Joni Mitchell, are more fluid in their experience and take life as it comes! You are not required to know what you want today. Have the greatest birthday! -Terry

[@written12]

Wonderful, smart and endearing commentary, girls. Yeah, 18 is a landmark - and yet you don’t have to figure everything out or lay out your whole road map to the future. Happy Birthday, Juliet. Happiness and health always.

[@kassiogaming3407]

Nice reaction Girls! Please, react to JINJER - Judgement (& Punishment) - Tatiana Shmayluk - ONE TAKE VOCAL PERFORMANCE... She sang the entire song with no video cut!🔥🔥🔥We miss some JINJER on your channel!😉 Cheers from Brazil ... Keep it up!

[@philly452009]

Welcome to adulthood Juliet, may you make wise decisions in your life, I turned 18 in 1982, and it’s been good so far. Other songs by Alice Cooper are Welcome to My Nightmare, No More Mr. Nice Guy, You and Me, and I Never Cry. So have a beautiful day and enjoy adulthood, but be smart.

[@larsfrosznielsen3536]

Great reactions as always. I think Vincent hit s the feeling in many people...not all but many and I like your reactions very much because you're around that age (some closer that others...) and will relate to the feelings sooner or later and it's so good to know you're not alone. I really like you noticed the dark/vibrant theme and that's how that age is too.

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

Here is a little known fact about the 18 video. Alice is TOTALLY DRUNK in this performance. However --- He was very good at performing while being wasted blotto. He was what the term was --- a functioning drunk. This was early 70's when this was done. As the years progressed, so did his Alcoholism. He nearly died twice from it. Luckily he was able to stop by about 1985 or 86. His catalogue of albums is very impressive. Watch the 18 video again and look CLOSELY at Alice. You'll see that drunk smile and drunken stumbling in certain spots. But he makes it work by how he performed. I have followed his career since 1973 I think it was. That was when the School's Out Album hit the stores and airwaves. Now on a different note --- I have a request for you to react to. It is called "Take hold of the flame" by Queensryche. It is a MIND BLOWER. Incidentally, I just recently came across your videos and I think you two are awesome and love how you are discovering all of the good stuff that were mainstays on the charts and radio back in the day. I myself am a Musician and have been in many bands. I play Bass guitar and do Vocals as well. I am originally from San Diego Ca. I lived the 70's and the 80's music eras. There was no better music than then. I am presently 63. I am a Classic and early metal Rocker. I am Michael Ray. PLEASE review the Queensryche video. It is live from about 1984 and it is amazing. Thanks.

[@blast3613]

The Original Hollywood Vampire scene.

[@nathans3241]

Alice Cooper was famous for his theatrics onstage back in the early 70's.

[@robysuscosas]

Such an anthem buy why this version? You need to listen to the studio version so you can feel the impact of Alice's lyrics. That is where the true magic lies.

[@69zenos1]

That band was his best band ever. A rock n roll band as opposed to the circus act that he morphed into.

[@rosswatson5996]

He is a really nice, intelligent guy. This is his stage persona only! He is a good man at business too.

[@kennethgardner3090]

First let me say I like your humor. I`m a fan of Alice Cooper from a long time ago. At the age of 18 you don`t get all the freedom I think you should have, the real freedom starts at 21. At the same time I wish I was 18 again.

[@davidderitis9068]

'I ain't 23, 24, 25...I AIN'T NO AMERICAN PIE...drove my Chevy to the levy, but the levy was dry...'

[@DoojimanAndTheExploders]

1:40 "It's like glam" You are so right. The early Alice Cooper-band was Glam Rock with a twist of Horror

[@Swede1066]

Studio version is the way to go.

[@bossfan49]

Whoever keeps recommending the live versions of everything is doing you a disservice. Always always use the studio/album version for your first listen. It will have the best sound quality and the most precise musicianship. THEN after you're familiar with the song you can listen to other versions and appreciate them for their uniqueness. For example, here Alice kinda mixes up the verses and does some ad-libbing (he seems pretty drunk) and the band isn't as tight as on the record (but they still sound great and it's an epic jam)...and it's missing Alice's harmonica riff. (btw...this was from a German tv show).

[@stratocruising]

Truth

[@redled2677]

Agreed. Studio first.

[@stratocruising]

@@redled2677 Live performances of a lot of bands tend to be a failure. Led Zeppelin, for all the perfection of their studio work, was a hot self-indulgent mess in concert. The best exception I can think of is the 22 minute "Whipping Post" by the Allman Brothers which is absolutely stellar musically and technically.

[@centuryrox]

@@stratocruising Yes indeed. As a huge fan of Zeppelin, I remember when the concert film "The Song Remains the Same" came out on home video. Many of my friends always loved watching it. Not me. While the video of "Dazed and Confused" and "No Quarter" were definitely very trippy, the songs themselves were hardly listenable, having been used to listening to the perfection of their studio versions. To me, the whole video was very tedious and boring.

[@stratocruising]

@@centuryrox We should draw a distinction between live in the studio and live in concert. For instance, Jinjer's "Pisces' is a live in the studio and is about as good as you'll find. Or Lou Reed's "See that my Grave is Kept Clean" was live in the studio and I have a new-found respect for the man. I think the difference is partly better technology with less interference and partly having a producer to ride herd on the excesses.

[@chrisreyes8135]

I'll be 18 for the 3rd time next year. 54..

[@malcshone4409]

Enjoy every moment of your young life and don't worry about " knowing what you want". Eventually, you will, when the time is right. For now, get ready for college life!! Stay safe both of you and keep reacting. Best wishes from England.

[@nathanbemis2463]

He's still Touring Girls.... Go see Him!! 😁

[@kennymik1509]

Review of Alice Cooper...how cool?!?!?! Way cool ! ! ! I want to send you both an Alice Cooper shirt. Keep rockin'.

[@greggordon7230]

Very cool reaction to this Alice classic! Juliet,Happy Birthday,August 17th is an awesome day for a birthday. Did I mention August 17th is also my birthday? 😊 I'll see you both in LA this January for The Warning show at the Troubadour. Thanks for the great reactions! 🎂⚡🎶⚡🎶⚡🎂

[@maciejnowak666]

There's usually a deep meaning behind Alice Cooper's songs. This one in particular is quite significant. He's talking about 18-year-old boys being drafted into the army going off to a war and very likely dying, meanwhile you can't drink until you're 21. To me when you're 18 you're still a kid you still have so much ahead of you. Government just wastes human life. The song has a similar message to war pigs by Black Sabbath. Songs came out about the same time

[@auricgold2501]

Back in 1972 the legal age to drink was 18.

[@thomasmarti5856]

Happy belated birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

[@fredbarnes2049]

Actually if you're Alice Cooper you can go around saying everyone is 18, you can do anything you want because you're Alice Cooper! The man is the Elvis of hard rock, never mind Ozzy. He still kills it live, go see him while you still can, he's in in his 70s. Also react to his chosen heir Rob Zombie, Dragula is good. By the way, you did the right version it's legendary. Great reaction, you absolutely got it! Also if you're interested check out Beasto Blanco featuring his daughter Calico and his longtime bassist Chuck Garrick

[@davespears2241]

Love to see younger people appreciating older music.

[@metallicamadmen172]

Awesome you are reacting to Alice as I just met him last weekend at a con in Shreveport, LA. Nice guy. Took a photo with him and my brother that is now my Desktop Wallpaper, lol.

[@jimkenpig]

great dad. way to pump juliet up with some rebel lyrics from alice cooper :P now shes gonna stay out late. bring home stray cats. wearing low cut danas.faith concert shirts. im kidding :) if she does that we will find her some top notch security. HAPPY BIRTHDAY AGAIN GURL/JULIET.

[@donaldbrunner6250]

I've seen him in concert twice he puts on a great show. He has a machine that turns him into Frankenstein. He brings on a boa constrictor and he gets his head cut off.

[@SnuSlavin]

I cant believe you did this....this is AWESOME.....

[@n9xrr]

AN Alice Cooper Concert, you guy's would love it! He has a female guitarist Nita Strauss (shredder) If he's nearby please check them out you won't regret it!

[@hubrisnaut]

I'm an old man and work with 18s, and many are so great, Thank you for sharing your reaction, now waiting for your song, I think you will kick butt. I like it.

[@gregj1295]

Happy Birthday- Sound quality not there(of course) but they had a lot of fun doing it a little different so that was cool. Only a few know what they want to be in life, me I had no idea so I didnt become a doctor,lawyer, etc but Im happy with enough money to do what I want. Enjoy your life after 18.

[@jamesfay4881]

This It's as cool as heck .years from now when Mia is in the Oval Office ..you guys can play this and laugh

[@marcoweijers7474]

Hi girls nice reaction again my favorite Alice cooper song is halo of flies hope you girls will doing that one keep on rocking girls bye!

[@sumonjamal1653]

I think Alice Cooper wrote "Eighteen" in his mid-20's 😂... It was just an age that he could relate to feeling like. Legally an adult, but not mature enough.

[@jimkenpig]

oh and im digging the backgroud drum kit.

[@Rayray-yl5hs]

Hey girls glad to see you ger listen to the legends. Alice is my favourite saw him live 6 times if you get a chance go hes touring with Rob Zombie this year.

[@ba-gg6jo]

What a reminder of times past.

[@lucasperez7883]

LAS AMO CHICAS SON LAS MEJORES ME ENCANTA ALICE COOPER ABRAZO DESDE BUENOS AIRES

[@DDEENY]

Alice Cooper's music turned me on to rock music.

[@rugan0723]

Saw him in 1975-76 and it was a wild show! Complete with dancing girls, Alice chasing around a dancing tooth with a huge tooth brush, big prop sets including a guillotine execution of Alice where a large cyclops picks up his head as it continues to sing. Made a lasting impression on the difference between playing music vs. being an entertainer and putting on a show.

[@psicodelico3434]

Mi canción favorita de Alice Cooper. Excelente recomendación 👌.

[@tswizard13]

First heavy music I was exposed to was Alice Cooper, Halo of Flies, never looked back.

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Seen Alice Cooper back in 1975 ,Welcome to my Nightmare Tour, had a big spider web on stage , he sang 18 as a encore ! Note .:I think the song reference being 18 you could join the military' & serve your county & die but could not vote yet or drink !.

[@Cool7Songs]

Studio version for sure lol

[@aaronshackelford6106]

He was born in Detroit Michigan Alice Cooper then he moved to Phoenix Arizona when he was a young boy

[@alphajava761]

Oh this is the drunk version, Alice was plowed during this

[@kevinpiche5072]

So much good music came out of Detroit !! 🤘🏻 Since Mia likes sharing her dreams about whales, you should do Welcome To My Nightmare by “Alice”

[@dennish3032]

In 72 18 yr old kids had only been named adults for a short time and the drinking age with it. Drinking went back to 21 due to the number of deaths behind the wheel.

[@randallhultz]

Not in Texas it went from 18 to 21 in 1985

[@ellismartin8257]

Should check out Alice Cooper's song, Brutal Planet

[@nathair1]

Alice is in his 70s now still sounds pretty much the same and still performing

[@keymack2477]

Happy Belated Birthday Greetings, Juliet!!! Lucky for all of us you have a good head on your shoulders, so I know you will do great with your life!! And Mia, don't you forget to help your sister out by giving her the tried and true "A Pinch To Grow An Inch"!!! Juliet won't like it, but it's good for her!!

[@davidlunn8107]

I remember ice skating to this as a teen at the local rink. I don't feel that old but guess I am.

[@cesarnarro6013]

Saw him in 1970 and that was the first band that I saw with a real tight show and theatrics. Before that most of the bands I saw didn't have a tight set list and would kinda just jam and sometimes not even face the audience or they would take a lot of time between songs.

[@dennisclark6315]

If you get a chance listen to the original studio performances of 18. Billion Dolllar Babies is a must hear from Alice Cooper!

[@TheSchuyler75]

my mom’s first concert lol

[@ramirojavierhidalgo1654]

Muy bueno chicas saludos desde Argentina

[@stratocruising]

You are going to hear a lot of suggestions for their big hit songs. Their best song was "Halo of Flies" on the album "Killer". Every song is about some kind of killer. "Halo" is about spies, "Desperado" about an old West gunfighter is excellent. "Dead Babies" about negligent parents, "Under my Wheels", well, you can guess. I've never steered you guys wrong.

[@Krieghandt]

Alice was a little *ahem* tipsy in this song. Not surprising, seeing he was never sober from the mid 70s until the mid 80s. he still tours, and I would suggest seeing him if you can.

[@markhopkins222]

Still waiting on a little pre 77 Lynyrd Skynyrd.

[@JamesLivewire]

a VERY drunk Alice

[@BeastrealDT]

Alice Cooper, "I've Never Cried", "Billion Dollar Babies", "I Love The Dead", "No More Mr. Nice Guy" & "Only Women Bleed." ✌❤🌹

[@razrhiannaspiers8506]

I do love Alice Cooper. One of my favourite artists ever! So seeing reaction videos for him always makes me smile! If you were to accept reaction videos from KZbin comments and if you would like to react to a song, I would like to put forward Aesthetic Perfection - American Psycho or Gods and Gold.

[@breakdancinfool]

Wow! This HARDCORE for 1972!

[@DoojimanAndTheExploders]

Oh hell yeah, you didn't just choose the song I'm Eighteen, You chose one hell of a live version of the song! Enjoy the show!