Alice Cooper Live in Toronto 12/14/1973

Billion Dollar Babies Holiday Tour 1973, at the Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto.
Setlist:
Intro: 0:00
Hello Hooray 3:43
Billion Dollar Babies 6:45
Elected 11:22
Eighteen 14:04
Big Apple Dreamin 17:44
Muscle of Love 22:05
My Stars 26:30
Hard Hearted Alice 34:23
Unfinished Sweet 40:14
Night on Bald Mountain (recording) 46:10
Sick Things 48:20
Dead Babies 51:52
I Love the Dead 55:07
Night on Bald Mountain (recording) 1:02:09
School's Out 1:03:55
Working Up A Sweat 1:09:01

[@franklavecchia963]

The First Concert I Ever Saw December 14 1973 Maple Leaf Gardens Toronto, Ontario Many Many Moons Ago Saw Alice Many Time Since Then,This Concert Was The Best

[@richrich2471]

Alice's voice is incredible, especially on the Muscle Of Love material. What a truly underrated album it is, a shame Alice Cooper the band ended here. I would kill for a time machine back to see this

[@jimszikk775]

You are absolutely right! Muscle of love is Alice's best vocal performance ever!

[@lloydcarlinsky2836]

Listen to him NOW! Oh. Dare I say ....ahem..........ELANOR RIGBY gentlemen??

[@1stSaintsFan]

I was so lucky to catch the Original Alice Cooper Band on this tour. I have seen AC many times, but nothing was as good as seeing the original band

[@philipholmes5884]

Where'd you see them ?... I had a book about that tour written by the guy who played Santa Claus...i musta read it a 100 times ...I think when I bought it the original band had already broken up...I was devastated...😐

[@TheIndependentLens]

Love hearing “Hard Hearted Alice” live. I wish he’d do it live on the new tour.

[@Robizoid]

Loves me some classic Alice.

[@hisoverlorduponhigh90]

The first time I saw Alice was April 1, 1975. In Chicago. It was a great show, but I always wanted to see the original band with Michael Bruce.

[@bcmcboot]

I did too

[@csaint6780]

Wish i could have seen the original AC GROUP!!!!

[@zodiac6968]

So do some of the people in the crowd.

[@juanmarkus777]

👍Original Alice Cooper Band...Best Forever!!

[@robinrouter2059]

indeed...the 1st gen ACG was the best ACG

[@markhorton3041]

I was only 11 years old when I was turned on to this band which was 1974. I so wish I could have seen these guys live. If only we could time travel back to this year....

[@paulyabe]

my first AC show was '75 ~ WTMN. I distinctly remember thinking "what the hell is this?" It was a huge disappointment. Didn't know ahead of time it wouldn't be the original members, plus they really sucked. Unless of course if you see AC for the theatrics, which I do not.

[@markhorton3041]

@@paulyabe Oh man!! That sounds like a terrible experience. I would have been very disappointed too

[@bcmcboot]

in 1973 I was 14 and i bought BDB lp. the rest was history

[@joaocarlos2352]

I've been a fan of this band for 47 years and honestly it was an EXCELLENT band while it existed with the 5 formed members. The singer was the strong side of contact with the public, but the musicians and the producer formed one of the most successful partnerships in rock history. This is a reality that no one can deny and neither Ship Gordon's ambition to end the band and earn easy money with the singer, can overcome.

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

Joao Carlos --- Shep Gordon never ended the band. There was a HUGE BLOW UP and the Band IMPLODED. The attention had shifted almost entirely towards Alice and the rest of the band started feeling more and more like they were being ignored by the press among other factors. They started feeling very alienated by Alice as well. In the end they were all piled into one limousine while Alice was being driven in another limo by himself. To and from venues as well as airports. The animosity was major and during their "End Times", Glenn Buxton started getting MORE AND MORE WASTED on alcohol and various other drugs in order to "Cope" with the situation. Alice was getting just as wasted but mainly on alcohol. One thing about Alice was that he was able to "Function" no matter HOW BAD HE GOT. After the break up, Alice was depressed and felt very alone. It was at this point that he realized he had no band any more and that's when he sunk EVERYTHING he had into what he considered to be a very ambitious "MAKE OR BREAK" concept project. He even managed to get Shep Gordon to help cover what he was financially lacking. Alice had sunk over ONE MILLION DOLLARS of his OWN MONEY into this concept stage show - production. This make or break project was either going to be a hit, or he was going to LOSE EVERYTHING. That project came to be known as: . . == WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE" == . Shep Gordon had NOTHING to do with how things went. All he did was to be a very smart friend and manager to Alice. Shep was a MARKETING GENIUS. But I will leave it right there.

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

@@rayjingloryproductions3770 Thank God, someone here can tell everyone else what really happened. The band also decided to split for two other reasons. 1st, they thought they had exhausted their creativity together. 2nd, The band wanted to do more musically, Alice wanted to do more with theatrics.

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

@@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825 YEP --- That's exactly what happened. During the early years, Alice and the crew recorded an albums a year a couple times they did TWO if I remember correctly. Then in between recording they were hitting the road hard. So the touring and recording took a DEFINITE toll on them.

[@bryandonahue5446]

@@rayjingloryproductions3770 Michael Bruce wanted to make a solo record . Shep told him if he does that Alice would make one of his own . That to me was the end . Michael didn't think much of it at the time but I would imagine him regretting his decision . You just don't leave a band to do a solo record . A lot of guys think they can leave a famous band and become more famous but the reality is it doesn't happen very often .

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

@@bryandonahue5446 It happens with actors as well. The name notoriously coming to mind would be Shelly Long. She left Cheers for various reasons, but the MAIN ONE was that she actually thought she was going to be a majorly big movie star. Oh she did a couple of movies and THAT is what INFLATED her EGO. I saw a couple of those movies. SO SO at best. The best one she was in however, was Nightshift with Henry Winkler, Michael Keaton, and Richard Belzer. Apparently she thought SHE was the one that carried that movie. But WE know better. And that movie in my opinion, was an okay to fairly good. I guess she thought it was OSCAR MATERIAL to her and she should be collecting that award ANY DAY NOW. YEAHRIGHT --- HAHAHAHAHAHA. NOT --- lol. I don't speak R - Tard.

[@David-xd5qs]

I f****** love this! I don't even care that it's just ecstatic picture the music on here is excellent!!!

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

I saw them a week later in md .zz top opened.great concert..tickets..3.50.

[@aschule5684]

Wow you're very lucky I'd of loved to see the original Alice Cooper group, these guys were legends and a magic part of a special era of music RIP GLEN BUXTON

[@markhorton1718]

If I could only go back in time!!!!

[@ieronimo18]

My first concert ever was 12 nights after this at the New Haven Coliseum. I still have the ticket stub...$6.50. They beat up Santa Claus at the end of the concert. Absolutely spectacular concert!

[@Wilsignu]

I was at the May 2nd, 75 Welcome to my nightmare show at the Gardens, My older brother took me for my 11th birthday.

[@jimcowan7832]

I was there! Up in the cheaper seats(the greens)! Because of what happened in Toledo the night before the show was a little watered down, but still unforgettable!

[@darrellsturrock5795]

What happened in Toledo?

[@dbm11085]

@@darrellsturrock5795 A riot, literally. legsville.com/alice-cooper-riot-in-toledo/

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

This was the first band i ever saw.this was a few nights after. Zz top opened.just a good band

[@ravenbishop5232]

What a place in history. The greatest band ever

[@steveh7418]

Ever? They werent even the best band out of Detroit lol

[@mirrortime]

Yes! I agree! Who else could do this? No one.

[@60zeller]

@@steveh7418 MC 5 and the Stooges, got a point

[@bcmcboot]

very close

[@TheIndependentLens]

@@steveh7418they were actually from Phoenix Arizona, Boo . . .

[@markhorton3041]

What a great find. Thank you for sharing this concert!!!

[@David-xd5qs]

I'm singing along to all the words like I just heard this yesterday 😂 Tears of JOY 💯

[@shabeth7773]

Thanks for sharing...this is freakin awesome!!!

[@amandabeadle6982]

And I remember what a live wire Dennis Dunaway was...

[@ianwhite6034]

This is just after the release of the Muscle Of Love album. They do sound a bit weary at times but their workload was relentless. Five albums (not including their first two of '69 and '70) and constant touring in less than three years?! The songs are given the 'big production' treatment so if there were support musicians behind the scenes it would make sense. No shame there. I really respect GB and the whole band. Really nice upload. Thanks

[@Stigmatix666]

The extra mucians guitarist Mick Mashir and keyboardist Bob Dolin were quite visible on their own separate riser on stage..

[@60zeller]

G.B. was one cool looking sucker and he wrote the intro to Schools Out. But, he should have been replaced. Shep knew him and Alice were out soon, so why bother.

[@ianwhite6034]

@@60zeller Ok. Listening to Dennis D. on the subject I doubt he would have stuck around anyway. He says GB isn't on Muscle Of Love. That Dick Wagner was brought in (?).

[@ianwhite6034]

@@Stigmatix666 Right. That would have been weird. I never saw them. Only AC solo in 1989.

[@60zeller]

@@ianwhite6034 Dennis also said GB only contribution to BDB was slide on Generation Landslide

[@juliantaylor1020]

massive thx for sharing truly awesome never seen before in 50 yrs of following the band

[@bcmcboot]

seen...

[@bcmcboot]

this would have been heaven for an ACG fan

[@TheFatWorm]

been a fan for 50 years, seen him in the 70s, met him in Brisbane.

[@kennymik1509]

Alice freakin' Cooper!!!!!

[@MacSoundSolutions]

Such a shame they never properly filmed several concerts, they should have done what the Beatles did, film everything. This shows the great musician ship of the band, I met Dennis the other day at a local film festival, he was super nice. I wish they had made several more albums but what they did make is timeless and will live on in rock infamy for driving parents crazy and leaving kids left wanting more.

[@kevindolan6872]

awesome. thanks for sharing!

[@PAKiller1]

I saw them 2 nights before in Ann Arbor

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

Great upload, thanks !!! For those too young to see early Alice shows, it’s nice to have these videos. And all the people yelling would be a “normal” show for Alice. He stirred up a lot of people in the wrong direction, and never failed to get the audience riled up. Back in those early days, his concerts were the best out there, and still are!!! We are SO VERY BLESSED to have Alice Cooper in the world. It would be a very dull place without him.

[@michaelsandoval9188]

Thank you Alice Cooper( Glen, Neil, Mike, Dennis, Vincent.) And of coarse Wagner and Hunter. Your biggest fan, Mike.🙏👌❤ Thanks again. Your the best, as always, of coarse. 🙂

[@glowros]

Attended this concert. Delayed awaiting arrival of Xaviera Hollander, sets missing, some idiot fired a flare off that hit the roof and dropped back to the floor (no injuries, no panic), almost got busted, gooooooooooooooooood times.

[@bcmac4641]

Happy Hooker Heaven?

[@bcmcboot]

the happy hooker?

[@bradanderson1802]

That was awesome!

[@markmichalko3913]

I was at the last show on the Spring tour on 6/3/73 @ MSG, NYC for just the BDB LP release. would have loved to have witnessed the added "Muscle of Love" song but i did catch the Original Band both the split. As a 16 year old, that would be my show # 5 and my 1st of x 20 MSG, NYC before moving to Calif in '81. It was GREAT!!

[@kdmcc7]

Sit down my ass! It's Alice Cooper!

[@joeburrows215]

would be the best to have this tour on album... with good quality of course

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

“Billion Dollar Babies” tour “Good to See You Again” 1973 recorded in Texas. There is a DVD you can get. You can also view the entire show on the internet in full for free, just search for it. It is a great show, seen it twice. Hope this helps.

[@kknbk5133]

@@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825 Hey there Frances. Had a look see. If you're suggesting there's entire live footage of a BDB gig on the web somewhere, (perhaps what GTSYAAC was compiled from), could you please offer more info. Perhaps I haven't searched hard enough. Thanks.

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

@@kknbk5133 When I did this search originally I was on an iPad checking out various video uploads after I found the sight and came upon it by accident in a Russian name upload, through trial and error. There were 2 uploads, one with the concert only, and one with the entire movie. You can tell which is which by the length of the video listed. I hope you can find it that way. Just play around searching, you might have much that way. Sorry I have no URL to offer you.

[@amandabeadle6982]

This is incredible...I saw them in Ann Arbor the day before the toledo thing...Z Z Top opened...what a hell of a show...!

[@u2me2us2]

W. O. W. Don’t know how to thank you for uploading this

[@Grantorius]

I remember seeing Xaviera Hollander (The Happy Hooker) that night at MLG.

[@jeffreyholmes7216]

I saw them on their holiday show at the newly opened capital centre in Maryland. Zz top opened.great show.

[@TheIndependentLens]

New triple record Billion Dollar Babies album just released.

[@garyclark9185]

I was there still have my stub.

[@jimcowan7832]

I was there too and I still have my stub as well!

[@agneswoiley2978]

Nice! How was the sound?

[@jimcowan7832]

@@agneswoiley2978Can't really remember much. It was a long time ago.

[@juliantaylor1020]

puts paid to the band being a spent force -as if their Battleaxe album didnt do that-a wonderful upload

[@Killroy10096]

Sit Down ! lol Sick things Was mind blowing 48:20

[@christophercronk939]

Badassss...

[@dildoit]

wonderfuel!

[@Ambassador055]

Waited for this tour to shown up on the West coast but they never made it.

[@davidoglesby6771]

Love the Muscle Of Love album. Underated if you ask me I prefer M.O.L. to Welcome To My Nightmare.....I think it was a bad decision that Alice and Shep ditched the band or pushed em' aside during their rise to the top and split the 💰💰 2 ways Shame

[@kenni123064]

Agreed David!

[@laurencelevene4333]

Muscle of love is one of my favourite Alice album's. It's criminally underated. Every song on it is an absolute KILLER!!

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

David Ogelsby --- I agree about Muscle Of Love. However, as I stated earlier to another poster about Shep and Alice. You are wrong about this. Here is what I previously stated as I don't feel like re - typing. THIS is what ACTUALLY HAPPENED: . In the end of their days together. There was a HUGE BLOW UP and the Band IMPLODED. The attention had shifted almost entirely towards Alice and the rest of the band started feeling more and more like they were being ignored by the press among other factors. They started feeling very alienated by Alice as well. In the end, they were all piled into one limousine while Alice was being driven in a separate limo by himself. To and from venues as well as airports. The animosity was major and during their "End Times", Glenn Buxton started getting MORE AND MORE WASTED on alcohol and various other drugs in order to "Cope" with the situation. Alice was getting just as wasted but mainly on alcohol. One thing about Alice was that he was able to "Function" no matter HOW BAD HE GOT. After the break up, Alice was depressed and felt very alone. It was at this point that he realized he had no band any more and that's when he sunk EVERYTHING he had into what he considered to be a very ambitious "MAKE OR BREAK" concept project. He even managed to get Shep Gordon to help cover what he was financially lacking. Alice had sunk over ONE MILLION DOLLARS of his OWN MONEY into this concept stage show - production. This make or break project was either going to be a hit, or he was going to LOSE EVERYTHING. That project came to be known as: . . == "WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE" == . Shep Gordon had NOTHING to do with how things went. All he did was to be a very smart friend and manager to Alice. Shep was a MARKETING GENIUS. But I will leave it right there. Show less

[@davidoglesby6771]

@@rayjingloryproductions3770 A good manager would have addressed the issues in the band. Instead of putting Alice on his own in magazines, photos, TV etc He would have demanded to the press that the whole band be a part of PR or other wise no interview. Also Shep is a very smart man, Dont tell me he didn't have an incling that Alice was getting all the attention and that the band were being pushed a side, it was an incremental process. And yes they did gamble all their money, but if it would have gone tits up they could have just got the back together.... If anything Welcome To My Nightmare was probably something that was in Sheps mind as far back as School's Out

[@rayjingloryproductions3770]

​@@davidoglesby6771 . . I think that at the time, there was no WAY the band would've Re - Formed, how ever --- Money DOES TALK. At first --- NO. After a couple years of band, minus Alice, failures to succeed, I could see them want to re-form. THAT IS supposing Alice had failed in the "Nightmare" project. YES --- Shep Gordon was the most brilliant manager ever. In the early days of Alice Cooper, the band was getting some outrageously bad press and coverage by PARENTS that HATED Alice and the crew. It was at this point that Shep pulled off one of . . == THEEE MOST GENIUS == . . Marketing strategies EVER. When School's out was recorded and ready, they had a pair of . . == Women's Paper Fabric Panties == . that were Manufactured in CANADA inserted into the album. And THEN --- they had all of the albums sent to Canada to be re - sent BACK to America for re - sale in the stores that were going to carry them. . Everything was going as they should when . . == SUDDENLY == . After a couple of thousand albums of SCHOOL'S OUT hit the shelves, Shep did the most OUTLANDISH THING ever conceived. . Shep called U.S.Customs and then dropped an anoymous tip that this album was coming across to America from Canada. Customs THEN --- CONFISCATED the albums that were coming through. Once the albums were stopped, Shep then went on . PUBLIC RECORD . that Parents and other high ranking officials have deemed . . == The Alice Cooper Band == . . SO VILE AND DISGUSTING . that they had the albums YANKED and . . == BANNED == . from ever letting their dear precious children have a chance at warping their adorable minds and MORALS. And BLAH BLAH BLAH. . And OF COURSE --- THIS FUELED the parent's kids curiosity and HUNGER FOR THIS "AWFUL" piece of parental FILTH. The album --- FLEW --- off the shelves by the kids wanting to see what was the deal and also REBELLING against "Society and Parents" in general. . . And you wonder --- WHERE --- is this story leading. . You see --- at the time THIS happened, we were having a trade embargo with Canada over Lumber and all Paper Products for some reason that I don't remember. And so, ALL products coming across the border were being SEIZED and Forfeit by law due to this embargo. It had NOTHING TO DO with The Alice Cooper Band or ANY OTHER band in general. . It had to do with the fact that a pair of Women's Paties made out of PAPER was being shipped across international lines from Canada into the U.S. . . == A DIRECT VIOLATION OF TRADE LAWS. == . . Nothing more -- and NOTHING LESS. . And Shep Gordon CAPITALIZED on this. Since the Public had NO IDEA about this fact, Shep was able to say . . == ANYTHING HE WANTED. == . And he DID. And it --- WORKED BEAUTIFULLY. OH YES --- Shep Gordon IS A GENIUS. Tell me I'm WRONG. . .

[@SomethingEveryone]

Incredible

[@waltruether]

The babies biggest mistake was not putting out a live record

[@georgelassier9337]

saw this show in Philly in march 73

[@Neutralius]

Impossible

[@kenni123064]

Man, does anyone know if this recording is available on “Vinyl” this tour was so good ! Muscle of Love is such an underrated album. I don’t care about the idiots yelling sit down, I would still buy this! The people yelling sit down sound like burn outs! Damn “Hard Hearted ❤️ Alice “ Cannot believe “No More Mr. Nice Guy” was NOT included in the set list tour of “Muscle of Love”

[@mirrortime]

Kenny, You say "Cannot believe “No More Mr. Nice Guy” was included in the set list" Just curious why you think that. It was a HUGE hit in '73 the same year as MOL.

[@kenni123064]

Mirror Time was NOT included, that is my favorite song!

[@kenni123064]

@@mirrortime hey buddy I meant to say "Cannot believe it wasn't on the set list" it's actually my favorite Alice Cooper song "Elected " right behind that!

[@seanod7157]

Get the remastered version of Billion Dollar Babies. It has a bonus disc that is a great sounding show from this tour.

[@Earwig-uz4bc]

I'm cracking up listening to the people yelling!! LOL.

[@davidcurry9999]

Wow My Sweet Emotion Stars. They could have easily turned that into ten minutes of great(er) jamming. Dick Wagner and Steve Hunter must have been part of this. Alice does sound great here.

[@twiddleybits]

Vincent/Alice has messed up all the lyrics in Hard Hearted Alice 😂 I think it’s their absolute best song.

[@iamthatguy1169]

Yeah that song is interesting for Alice. It's opening sounds like the start of Joe Cocker's Beatle cover "with a little help from my friends" then turns into a Pink Floyd sound until it becomes a mix of Alice Cooper and the Moody Blues. Certainly an experimental song for Alice Cooper who is known to experiment with all music genre's, but this time he does it all in one song. Alice Coopers music was always more intellectual than he was given credit for since his horror show style kind of over powered the great and often ground breaking music at times. I think he was probably a few sheets to the wind in this concert as I think he also goofed announcing "Muscle of love" early when the band goes into "Big Apple Dreamin".

[@twiddleybits]

Richard Federico Alice and the rest of the band went their separate ways circa 1974/75, and Michael Bruce who contributed to most songs on “Muscle of love” stopped writing for AC. From that moment on, it seems to me that Alice Cooper became more about the stage act and less about the music 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@dbm11085]

Did he mess up the lyrics though? I only caught one word that may have been changed but sounded similar enough (razor -> laser). Great song regardless!

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

@@dbm11085 Alice was the lyricist for all the songs the Alice Cooper Band wrote. IMO if he wanted to change something, he had the right to.

[@60zeller]

@@kenni123064 I thought so too until I listed to his solo album.

[@mirrortime]

This band is very tight. Playing like this a lot makes you tight. I can kinda tell that the mix is pretty dang good. The snare sounds like Neal Smith.

[@goongoon9290]

"SIT DOWN!"

[@jeffbogue3718]

10:53 - 11:23 ...lmao , somebody was pissing these people off.

[@m.a.r.6904]

14 de dezembro de 1973 Toronto, Ontário, Maple Leaf Garden (com ZZ Top) [ Ingresso ][ Ingresso ] (5.300) O equipamento de turismo não chegou para este show e os dois seguintes. A banda teve que se contentar com o que conseguiu, incluindo The Amazing Randi executando Alice com uma espada.

[@robinrouter2059]

MLG & ACG...match made in heaven .. shouting at the beginning was : jeff lynne,roy wood??

[@paulandren936]

My 3 record

[@fasteddie777666]

What a weird but very satisfying , set list...at least I think so....I would surely have loved this concert, but just add The Ballad of Dwight Fry ....and I would have been in Heaven !!!

[@gorfpatrol2073]

Mommy, where's daddy

[@lindencoppin1406]

@@gorfpatrol2073 Do You think he will ever come home

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

“Ugliest woman I ever saw”

[@andycasting]

"Sit DOWN!!"..LOL

[@Aquabreeze]

Polished Alice trying to sing like Sinatra; their dangerous image compromised by silly sailor suits. Muscle of Love really was the end for a tired band which lost its way. Great audience recording though. Thanks for sharing!

[@paulyabe]

them Canucks can swear up a storm. Oddly enough the farm that the band had lived & rehearsed at was near a Bald Mountain.

[@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825]

Yes we sure can !!! Hi from Edmonton Alberta Canada !!! And damn proud of it !!!

[@christophersanders5007]

SIT DOWN!

[@stephenhunt1319]

Where are all the frign BD Baby boots.must be more out ther0 .

[@peterblack1639]

I went to this show but I do not think ZZTop actually opened for Alice Cooper that night.........anybody there remember ? Seeing ZZTop would have remembered that.......I believe I only saw them once with J Geils

[@limeymax]

I was there that night. It was ZZ Top that opened. Finished with a killer version of Jailhouse Rock

[@peterblack1639]

Wow I guess Alice Cooper Band was so amazing I completely forgot that ZZTop opened the show.......I kind of remember them referencing the amount of snow and dusty played his guitar while pretending to walk through it.....

[@waltruether]

How Many Shows did they do for Muscle?

[@waltruether]

Only a handfull

[@waltruether]

Hey sit down haha

[@sonicpe3]

Who are the lead guitarists ? Great show

[@rjlchristie]

Michael Bruce, Mick Mashbir and perhaps Reggie Vinson. Buxton was doing his best but not at his best. Bruce was no slug on the guitar, personally I liked his phrasing better than Buxton's. Of course some of the parts they played on this tour were first laid down by Steve Deacon Hunter and Dick Wagner in the studio.

[@bcmcboot]

Glenn

[@calcrappie8507]

We must be in the cheap seats with all the "sit down" yelling.

[@martinh8679]

Shouting"sit down for fucks sake!" at Cooper gig??? If that's a " rock fan" then he should've stayed at home for the '70s and let everyone else enjoy themselves!!

[@kyleservis219]

Sit down for fucks sake! Should be the name of this bootleg lmao

[@wadegarrett2053]

FUCK!!! What a setlist●●●●

[@raymondlawson2301]

No sound. Check!

[@kissed61]

Sadly, Buxton was so fucked up on this tour , they would often turn down his guitar and have a sideman playing his parts without his knowledge.

[@bobdavison2711]

You know shit. Stop repeating incorrect rumors.

[@peetena1481]

It's true you idiot. Steve Hunter was the guy who filled in for Buxton on many many nights. GB was a mess by this time. He could hardly play his guitar at this point. BTW most of the lead parts on the BDB's album were performed by Hunter.

[@kissed61]

Peete N/A Exactly.Maybe Bob is a kid and doesn't research before he shoots his mouth off. We all know a "Bob"

[@kissed61]

@@BludShotiiiiis No apology. The info was sourced from a member of the tour , he documented it in a book I read about 40years ago. www.amazon.com/Billion-dollar-baby-Rock-Roll/dp/0689106165

[@catfatherb2072]

I thought Bob Dolin was the "hidden" guitarist for the BDB tour?

[@aphoticax]

The fuckin Chipmunks blastin thru the p.a. ...cool as fuck.....and wow what a rowdy crowd he has......who the fuck are they yelling at to sit down lmfao.......

[@gasmaskboi19371945]

I wish people weren't screaming "Get Out!!!" over Hello Hooray.

[@DrkKnight2]

I think they were screaming "Sit down!" I've had this show on cassette for many years. Great show.

[@limeymax]

They were shouting Sit Down. I was there had Floor tickets. As soon as the band came on stage everyone stood on their seats and you couldn't see a damned thing. Everyone was shouting sit down!

[@gasmaskboi19371945]

@@limeymaxI don't blame them. I couldn't have sit through an Alice Cooper band gig.

[@smilehunter2138]

It's very nice to have a dog that likes to sleep in. I'm not hard to find.

[@bcmcboot]

Go Fido

[@mehmetyuksel-tx3vl]

Poor sound but ok

[@mirrortime]

I'm sure you already know this, but just for anyone else... It's a bootleg. Probably handheld cassette recorder. We are super lucky to have this at all. Thanks to the guy that recorded it.

[@ravenbishop5232]

@@mirrortime Amen just a battery hand held reel to reel cassette player but nice to hear. Long live the coop

[@rayjohnson2387]

@@ravenbishop5232 * reel to reel 🙂

[@LSUOdyssey]

@@rayjohnson2387 it actually sounds incredible

[@kevindolan6872]

agreed - great recording and im happy it exists @@LSUOdyssey