🎵 Alice Cooper - Under My Wheels REACTION

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[@mvellis3863]

You should really react to Alice performing "Ballad of Dwight Fry" in a straight jacket, it's crazy. Literally.

[@niles006]

That was the first song I learned to play on guitar 😂and I was 16 when I got the Killer album for Xmas. Had that crankin at 5 in the morning (parents were not impressed) 😂😂😂😂

[@joes7111]

That's what I came to post... please react to a live version of Ballad of Dwight Fry so you can really see and hear Alice.

[@CH3NO2Semonious]

"Ballad of Dwight Fry" is a masterpiece in music and stage shows. I'm going to see Alice in PDX on the 19th. It will be my 17th time attending his shows. Also I want to remind you to avoid any of the songs on his "From the inside" album. You really need to do the whole album as each song tells a chapter about when Alice actually spent time in a mental institution! He had a long time to conceive write and plan the album and it shows. I promise you you will feel like laughing and/or crying many times listening to it. Some of his best rockers and ballads are on this album.

[@s.willis8426]

Ballad of Dwight Fry is an excellent choice and I'd add "Sun Arise" from the same album... so different from what you'd expect from AC.

[@DoojimanAndTheExploders]

Yes!

[@CJ-Fischer]

Older Alice Cooper is the best! Muscle of Love, Desperado…billion dollar babies..Cold Ethel…Steven, no more mr. Nice guy….so many greats

[@ALD56]

Killer is their absolute best album imo. Be My Lover should be next. Or Halo of Flies. Or Desperado. Or...

[@salsaucedo]

totally agree and I second that motion

[@HBFTimmahh]

Deperado is gr8 for sure.

[@iamthegoofmaster7463]

Be my lover is the best Alice song I think

[@lsufan4138]

I can't ever get enough of Desperado or Halo of Flies.

[@s.willis8426]

In for Halo of Flies or even the "Jello Biafra and the Melvins" cover of Halo of Flies which is also excellent.

[@cesarnarro6013]

"Peanut butter space jam bacon grease" yes Lex always has some great analogies for music.

[@davidkinnaird8390]

The Alice Cooper band was remarkable. So glad to see you enjoying it! There are too many songs to pick from, but Billion Dollar Babies is fantastic. Also from Alice after the band broke up is Gimme. It's a total hard rock/metal tune! From Alice (the man and the band) you may get everything from Big Band, to Hard Rock, Metal, Classic, Garage, Punk - the list goes on and on.

[@xaspirate8060]

Very artistic, extremely versatile.

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

My nephew saw him/them, about 3 months ago. He's still the great showman he's always been. He's currently, not hanging himself. He's instead losing his head to the guillotine.

[@stoneysopranoyukon9398]

One of the best imo ✌❤🇨🇦

[@gassie62]

BDB w Donovan;

[@dennistrull1475]

Was? He's still touring😁

[@joehssstrat]

You can hear his sneer & contempt for everything in his vocals. Classic!

[@IASP17]

Alice Cooper - Ballad of Dwight Fry ;)

[@vrvaughn]

I saw Alice at the Fillmore East in 1971.. they were the 2nd act and they blew the headliner off the stage.. It was the Love It To Death tour.. I ended up seeing them a lot over the next years.. until he went solo.I loved the original band. Dennis bass lines and Prairie’s drumming … great. This was from the very next album, Killer.. that was a great tour too.

[@CH3NO2Semonious]

That was my second concert! And I agree 100%

[@jasonleblanc6072]

Prairie Prince was the drummer of The Tubes. Neal Smith was the drummer for Alice Cooper. But you're right, great!

[@vrvaughn]

@@jasonleblanc6072 You are correct and I stand corrected

[@rayallen3492]

Alice is one of kind. Only Alice can get away with some of the lyrics that he sings. Anyone else they would be career ending. Oh, his vocals are called, gravelly. :)

[@geneticrex]

Alice Cooper was my 1st concert in 69'. The original band has so many excellent tracks.

[@cletushouse906]

This was just classic Alice. Sounds just like him. Great.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

I have seen him in concert 8 times and I can't wait to see him some more! His shows are like watching crazy horror theater! Welcome to my Nightmare is my favorite album from him, but I really like the Muscle of Live album too.

[@CalicoCooperFan]

I've seen him in concert nearly 70 times. Saw him twice this past weekend and I have tix to see him in September.

[@iamthegoofmaster7463]

@@CalicoCooperFan I saw him last weekend too with buckcherry who I thought was really good as well

[@thunderspike1892]

The Ballad of Dwight Fry, Cold Ethyl and Generation Landslide

[@srenkaarepetersen9034]

Early Alice has a touch of glam and pre-punk, I think.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

Alice is a super nice guy too! I've met him a couple of times and I read his book "Golf Monster", it is an excellent read and reveals some crazy stories from his heyday in the 70's

[@s.willis8426]

Stage persona is like the guy he played in the movie "Prince of Darkness" (pretty sure he stabbed a guy with a ten speed bike) but in real life he's pretty much the same as what he portrayed in "Wayne's World".

[@TomKozlowski2]

Lex is definitely a free spirit from the 60's. She's just like the laid back, chill people I knew when I was in high school(1968-1972). She would've fit right in with the 'hippie chicks' I hung out with. Love her reactions and descriptions. Very original. Rock on, Lex. Peace and Love!

[@gj8683]

"Is It My Body?" is great rocker by Alice Cooper, from the Love It To Death album. Check it out.

[@r.a.dalton6603]

YES! More Alice Cooper

[@franklinzappa7043]

Saw Alice Cooper 4x in Colorado USA . Absolutely Amazing Live Performances and full tilt Hi Energy. Rock N Roll at it's very best 🎼🎼🎼🎼

[@leehanson1416]

That smile is amazing. Fun fact: Alice Cooper's best friend was Glen Campbell, after Alice chose to move to Arizona in order to avoid bad influences of LA.

[@TimBee100]

Glen Campbell wasn't exactly a good influence.

[@thetomgibson]

The entire Raise Your Fist and Yell album needs to be done.

[@72KingDavid]

That was the album I discovered Alice on when I was 15 in ‘87. He’s been my favorite ever since.

[@ditsiwt]

I have not heard this song in 20ish years, and still remembered/sang the lyrics.

[@louisfarkas1497]

First time I saw Alice Cooper 1972, a year after this song came out. Their concerts were fun, great Detroit driving rythm. Another reason I liked them, they had some of the longest hair. DAMN HIPPIES!! 😁I've been hooked ever since , 52 YEARS later. 😝🙏🎸

[@CalicoCooperFan]

I just saw Alice in concert for nearly the 70th time this weekend. Alice Cooper is 10X better than he was in the early years since he has gone solo and sobered up. His stage presence is unmatched. This 74 year-old performer runs circles around acts half his age. His current band is one of the best bands out there. Nobody can touch them. You guys should really catch Alice in concert while you still can. It's an amazing rock show/theatrical experience.

[@donny763222]

Mystic lake show was awesome!!!!!

[@CalicoCooperFan]

@@donny763222 I was at Mystic Lake. Also went to Appleton and had front row seats.

[@artbagley1406]

Love the horn section in the background on this tune. Chord changes help this one keep movin' at a high rate of speed.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Alice Cooper is so endearing, even to this day. My favorite album of his was called, love it to death. Any song from that album is amazing. Some of them rock hard and others are more abstract and borderline psychedelic. Long way to go is my favorite rocker by him. It was featured in the movie The World According to GARP when the father kept turning it over to jazz andthe babysitter kept turning it back to Alice Cooper, laugh. There is his earlier song, school's out for summer, which is so iconic. We used to sing that at the top of our lungs on the playground.

[@glenjunk2593]

best showman ever seen him 2 times

[@docwatson8848]

I remember bringing Schools Out Album home and wearing the grooves out, and Billion Dollar Babies, Alice Cooper was on everyone’s play list like Black Sabbath back in early 70s they were truly inspired influence and our parents hated them with a vengeance, LOL 😂

[@brooza664]

Great song. I wonder how many Alice Cooper songs until they're ready for Cold Ethyl...

[@marc3dartist601]

I love the dead...

[@stuartmazzeo2516]

"I'd buy that for a dollar!" That guy from that movie.

[@0lderSch00l]

I love the reaction! I really like how you go through and dissect this stuff. Full Disclosure: I'm a huge fan of Alice. He was the first big concert I ever went to, "Be With You a While" is me and my wife's song (you should really check out his ballads, "Only My Heart Talkin", "Hell is Living Without You", "It's Me" and "I am Made of You"), and we got married in Vegas by an Alice Cooper impersonator. I think you nailed his vocal quality perfectly.

[@ronaldtucker1262]

I saw Alice Cooper in concert in 1973 in Atlanta.

[@thunderous784]

"No More Mr Nice Guy" is a must listen

[@ameliadayvault9470]

Love it that you are giving time and interest to the music I grew up with! Alice Cooper had a very, very talented band!

[@haroldsockey6987]

Alice Cooper was the original shock band . Great stage shows

[@jeffreekoch9298]

Brad likes old hard rock music. Kind of bluesy. This was on the biker rock stream the other day. No shocker. Typical old biker rock is hard rock. Blues rock. Southern rock. Some old Motown and funk rock.. Some old metal and punk. Basically most music before 1990s and 2000s

[@alshipman2114]

The early Alice Cooper album, including thus, were bursting with talent

[@NeverGiddy]

Alice Cooper embodies the capitalistic ideal, and demonstrates what one can achieve applying the principles of hard work and tenacity. You don't have to be naturally good at something. You can work hard and get good at it. Find your niche in the market, service your customer, and they'll still be talking about you fifty years later. That's brand loyalty and its well deserved. He was a great showman.

[@cesarnarro6013]

Acquire a skill that ppl are willing to pay for.

[@mikenastasi8927]

Sooo many great Alice Cooper songs such as: Black Widow, Welcome To My Nightmare, Black Juju, Is It My Body, Halo Of Flies, Billion Dollar Babies, Elected, Roses On White Lace, Prince Of Darkness, Bed Of Nails, Feed My Frankenstein, Hey Stoopid, Cleansed By Fire, Nothing's Free, Brutal Planet, Dragontown, Salvation, Dead Flies

[@davidwhite8220]

Classic Alice, which is to say when Bob Ezrin was their producer, was absolutely great.

[@salsaucedo]

1971 Killer was released and the entire albumis amazing, I am not a huge fan of Alice Cooper but this album is a monster one of the best ever done

[@richardhawkins2248]

He was usually described as having a beer and cigarette voice. When that album came out 'Killer' they had created a sound that sent them to the top overnight. It was new and at loud volumes unbelievably powerful. Listen to the whole album and think about what it was like for us back then. We were floored.

[@bobbondy8104]

Wish you guys would do more Cooper

[@hmpz36911]

I'm really hoping for Billion Dollar Babies

[@annihilatepestcontrol6305]

Says No one

[@hmpz36911]

@@annihilatepestcontrol6305 2 of us just did.

[@mustangdebbie56]

@@annihilatepestcontrol6305 Make that 3.

[@annihilatepestcontrol6305]

The other songs that s Same day stream already doubled the views compared to this one. No one cares for these videos

[@Bekka_Noyb]

early Alice Cooper is great! One of their best songs!

[@stevemartinez5067]

You need to do “Brutal Planet” one of his best later Alice songs that no one reacts to!! Definitely stay on the rabbit hole!! 50 years of an awesome catalog of excellent songs!! “Cold Ethyl” “Billion Dollar Babies””I’m Eighteen””Elected””Desperado” the list goes on and on‼️💯🔥🤯 As always love the reactions and analogies‼️

[@bobbyowen5879]

His live show is probably the best one I've ever seen.

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

one of my favourite Alice Cooper songs... the best Glam Rock band of all time

[@kerrylewis2581]

AC is amazing. So many great, great songs and lyrics.

[@scottschroeder1494]

My one word for the vocals....raw

[@gregj1295]

I knew you were going to use the skillet in this one Lex!

[@c5jp904]

The guitar work by hired guy Rick Derringer is just great.

[@bluetopguitar1104]

Love this. Kind of 70s youth feel. But a little 50s vibe too. Just trying to take your girl out.

[@NewBluesBros]

The studio album is better. But I'm 57 and was into the Coop back in 71. Older brother by 6 years got me hooked on this Deep Purple and Black Sabbath. Yes, that would be the 1st grade🙄😆😆. By the time 4th grade came around, suddenly my friends discovered Rock music. Sadly it was the 4 clowns in Kabuki face paint, Kiss. You guys should do some Motown and Funk. Bootsie Collins dropped a really cool song a month or so back that I think you guys would love as much as me!

[@TheFuriousfunk]

His best album is From The Inside, a concept album with not one bad song on it. I came out of my freezer one day singing "How you gonna see me now?" and because of me singing it, my boss went out and bought the album that day and said it was the best thing he'd ever heard and he had no clue Alice Cooper sang ballads.

[@s.willis8426]

Killer and Love it to Death are pretty phenomenal from front to back and every song can stand on it's own individually.

[@raymondgonzalez6787]

Alice Cooper I'm Eighteen live 1972, awesome performance

[@tocham757]

I was in high school when this came out it has always been one of my favorite this is early Alice Cooper at his best

[@youngwrenzo]

Gritty and raw

[@lefty5757]

I saw Alice Cooper in 1973, my first ever concert $4.25, Flo & Eddy from The Turtles opened the show, for a 14 year old kid this was eye opening😜Amazing Wild Show! 🏆

[@xxshadgutsxx]

I saw them in '75. They played the whole album.

[@fastbike1977]

I dunno WTF "peanut butter space jam bacon grease" is, but TAKE MY MONEY!!!

[@vrvaughn]

Dirt? Girl you need to put a salad spinner on your wish list… 😂🤣😂😉

[@ralpholson7616]

This is my ring tone.

[@BGRPiccu]

One of my favorite Alice Cooper songs. The first time I heard it was a recording of it that Alice did with Axl Rose & Slash for the soundtrack of the documentary Decline of Western Civilization Part 2: The Metal Years. It's a great movie & a great soundtrack.

[@BlackHatCinephile]

There was an Alice Cooper in Mayberry RFD, and in Riverdale. Both are chicks. I remember an episode of Mayberry RFD that had the rocker Alice Cooper on it, just so they could ponder him having the same name as that chick on the show. If there was any bigger connection than that, I was like 5, so I either didn't get it, or I've forgotten it.

[@electricwizard3000]

Alice Cooper began as a high-school garage band, and I would bet money the basic structure of this song dates all the way back to then.

[@72KingDavid]

Definitely check out Halo of Flies from Alice Cooper. Such a monster of a song that lets each band member shine.

[@williamhatfield4952]

This song is from 51 years ago, and the entire album is a fun ride. Try The Ballad of Dwight Fry. It's a good feel for Alice's personality.

[@CH3NO2Semonious]

Live concert version for sure! The stage act is a big part of it.

[@paulrogers4483]

Oh hell yeah!!!! Alice Cooper especially early Cooper is my shit!!!!! the man was......I don't even know how to describe him. Him and Zappa are two of my most favorite performers. Alice's stage show is incredibly amazing. Not alot of performers will hang themselves and have themselves beheaded all in one show LOL. The guillotine he uses is real!!!! It stops about an inch from his neck and the platform he's laying on drops and a mannequin head drops into the basket. The noose is also real!!! behind the rope is a strand of piano wire that's about a 1/2 inch shorter than the rope that just allows the rope to tighten to make it look real. The piano wire snapped on him once in rehearsal!!!!!! He says he felt the snap and instinctively looked up so the rope would slip over his chin. Burned the shit out of his chin tho. Can you imagine that happening to you???? F that!!!!! LOL This might sound different because in the late 80's-early nineties he got a little heavier and metalish. This was 71 on his 4th album. Alices catalogue is so far and wide a suggestion is hard so I'll do one from different periods 73 I Love The Dead kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH_SpmOIbNd2g5I No comment LOL 75 Welcome To My Nightmare kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHW3qH9nar97kNU 76 Go To Hell kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIOvYpt9hbSIitE 80 Grim Facts kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6mlk4ygqbZ7hM0 Every parent ought to know 80 Pain kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWqyeq1njtyKask Pain singing about itself 83 Former Lee Warmer kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHPKi6SdrNmceJI So F-ing creepy 91 Hey Stoopid kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpSknWxpqqqMi6M The heavy years started in 86 or so 94 Lost in America kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2eqo2epfZ2UeNU THE millennial teenager anthem!!!!! I could go on and on this barely scratches the surface, I skipped entire killer albums ALICE IS THE SHIT!!!! LOL Peace

[@mike-in-fla4717]

Try the Alice extremes of "Billion Dollar Babies" and "only Women Bleed"!

[@bobschenkel7921]

The concert opener with Alice Cooper running through a slotted video screen and onto the Boston Garden stage in front of 18,000 raving lunatics. A crazed night.

[@raymondbrush6442]

Opened with hello hooray didn't he

[@bobschenkel7921]

@@raymondbrush6442 Not at this show, it was 1978.

[@raymondbrush6442]

@@bobschenkel7921 same here. In St Louis. A guy came out with a huge plug and then turned a huge TV on. Then he changed some channels. It went through several commercials, one being for ear odor deodorant. Then a small dot in the center that grew into someone running towards the front. When he got full size Coop busted out the center of the screen. I believe it was The Best of the Show Tour.

[@bobschenkel7921]

@@raymondbrush6442 The film before was the same, but the title was Alice Cooper in The Queen Of The Silver Screen. At least at my show. Who knows, maybe they changed it up every now and then.

[@donnazasgoat2274]

This was the first artist to upset my mother. Alice Cooper is his name, he must be gay said Mom. Oh Mom, you ended up singing along with Vincent which was hilarious.

[@astonsfan]

Crazy little child from the album Muscle of Love is a must. Alice Cooper has a ton of great songs!!

[@catmanpc9166]

Billion Dollar Babies! Great song off the album of the same name. His singing here could be described as gritty.....

[@billybee3423]

You gotta remember, this song is old enough to be y’all’s parents. It’s over 50 years old.

[@sumonjamal1653]

Alice Cooper has recorded some WEIRD songs in his career... I recall listening to the song "You gotta dance" ... & I couldn't believe he'd gone disco 🤣

[@johnsrensen3366]

The coolest rock star from the states😎🤘

[@allans2642]

Thx for doing this tune…used to crank this up and head down to the local drag spot in my ‘70 Doge Dart 340 and burn some rubber 🤘

[@MobiusBandwidth]

1971. next year, Bowie's Suffragette City borrowed the groove and chord progression at the end of this song, down to the chromatic passing tones, live sometimes Alice quotes Bowie's song during this one. both geniuses though. the whole album Killer, is frankly, killer. not a bad track on it.

[@abdullahfadullah]

You can describe Vince's voice with one word: Detroit. Remember - All musical roads lead back to Michigan! Lol

[@MetalMonkey]

I'm hearing The Beatles influence in this, a bit of Twist and Shout? It sounds like a Hard Rock version of a 50's/60's song. It has that sound but Alice Cooper would've been called a Satan back then. Being a child of the 80's, Poison is by far my favourite Alice Cooper song

[@iamthegoofmaster7463]

Saw Alice for a second time last weekend. He’s awesome .. do Be My Lover!

[@timfeeley714-25]

Alice was given his start by Frank Zappa, who along with Ian Underwood produced his first album.

[@swiftslick]

Alice Cooper did a remake of this with Axl Rose as a guest vocalist for The Decline of Western Civilization II, a music documentary. It's worth a listen.

[@gablen23]

The whole album(Killer) is great, one of his best, "Halo of Flies" even has some prog elements to it. But if you want to see an amazing live performance, I recommend "I'm Eighteen", but only if you watch it with the video!

[@davidwalsh7128]

This was a great opening song on my favorite AC album..

[@geneholland1188]

I'm 18, Elected, Department of Youth and the Black Widow (with special intro by the late Vincent Price... long before Micheal Jackson ever did Thriller Alice was singing about things that go bump in the night and shocking everybody when societies sensitivities were much more family oriented!

[@mr.anderson3369]

'Billion Dollar Babies'

[@hellsbunniestv584]

I thought everyone was only meant to react to Poison or School's Out! :O Love this track.

[@williamjones6031]

Tonight 04/22/2022 Reno, NV 7:30pm I get my second Alice Cooper concert!😁 Happy 4/20😎😁

[@haroldsockey6987]

One of my favorites is " Quiet room "

[@TheRealMirCat]

Gravely is the adjective

[@Jessica_Roth]

I've enjoyed Alice's stage solo, and his ballads are nice enough (you should watch him doing "You and Me" on The Muppet Show), but for me, I prefer when "Alice Cooper" was the name of the Band ("Alice" was legally Vince Furnier, although he encouraged the confusion about the name from the start) and not everything about the band was just shock value. I mean, I enjoy "Raped and Freezing", but I like more diversity. Therefore: "Caught in a Dream" "Is it My Body?" "Elected" "Big Apple Dreaming" and yes, of course, "The Ballad of Dwight Fry" and "I'm Eighteen". Enjoy.

[@olddrummerguy]

Muscle of love, Desperado, Billion dollar babies.

[@williamkilpatrick6821]

This is very early Alice Cooper. He has had many sounds incorporated in his music over the years.

[@jf-sn3yy]

This was the best lineup imo

[@AndrewMartinez1776Redux]

You should go see Alice Cooper live. He chops his own head off. That's just a bit of his live show. It's a great live experience. He's one of the true showman of rock & metal. Also check out some King Diamond & Mercyful Fate. King Diamond is also a great live experience.

[@Itelkner]

"Gritty"

[@davidotto3731]

David Otto 0 seconds ago My favorite Alice song. Ballad of Dwight Fry, Vengeance is Mine and Somewhere in the Jungle are worth checking out. Alice Cooper band and Pink Floyd are good friends. While doing shows in the early 70s in LA, both bands stayed at the same place and became good mates.

[@user-uw4wb7qo3i]

I'd love to hear you two analyze the lyrics of one of Alice Cooper's best songs ... "Halo of Flies" from the album KILLER.

[@leelane9929]

It's an old song (70s) with a trational rock & roll feel.

[@jamesshort8660]

Telephone is ringing, you got me on the run