KILLER - a film about Alice Cooper (documentary)

edited/ directed by L.T.
Since i wanted to have a documentary-like concert film about the Alice Cooper Group (Alice Cooper, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, Neal Smith), i decided to make one.
Combining audio from a show in St. Louis & visuals/ footage from various sources (like Montreal `72 & Paris `72) and rare backstage footage, as well as an interview, i present to you the first ever concert documentary about the bands legendary KILLER TOUR.
Uncut & Widescreen!
Performances include:
Is It My Body
Black Juju (excerpt)
Ballad Of Dwight Fry
Be My Lover
I´m Eighteen
Dead Babies
Killer
Long Way To Go
Under My Wheels
enjoy!

[@trailrunner919]

My older brother bought Killer and Love it to death when they came out and played them constantly so at 9 years old I was introduced to Alice and still love these albums to this day!!!

[@laurencelevene4333]

Killer was such an incredible album. Neal and Dennis the best rhythm section ever

[@paulrob55]

It's a shame there's not nearly enough concert footage from the 70s of them, I saw them 3 times back then and they were some of the best shows I've ever seen, loud and chaotic!

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

There is the Paris '71 footage; Live in Montreal '72 (Bonus DVD); Hofstra Uni '72; Paris '72; aswell as Hollywood Bowl '72.

[@ks-ix6xz]

there is recorded footage for the Killer tour that some radio station filmed, unfortunately it hasn't be released. the audio version got released apparently for the "School's Out" deluxe version.

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

​@@ks-ix6xz i've done a video for that Concert, combining all available footage from Miami 1972. kzbin.info/www/bejne/faeXdaV6mayFibMsi=mTeZMblOLYHzKhvt

[@Cocolocas]

You can easily find out images ( vidéos) of Alice in 1970'' s on KZbin

[@triplemoon9563]

My favorite band EVER!

[@rawdeal3308]

I made my buddy at work listen to Alice Cooper all day today. Welcome to my nightmare killers billion dollar baby's da da I made him listen to all of it and guess what he liked it

[@user-eq9nb3lr9t]

Over and over again and again

[@ricmatteson225]

Was there! Great times watching these guys soar from Love it to Death, Killer, School’s Out, Billion Dollar Babies,and Muscle of Love.

[@cooperbsd]

Thanks for sharing, this one is really cool, BIG Alice Cooper fan.

[@Hansrush]

Love Alice in the early 70's ricmatteson225 is so right Still listen....

[@theart8039]

1973 I was 12 and bought Love it to Death and then Killer..I grew my hair long and did Alice eye makeup and TOTALLY freaked my Parents out 🤣, I was even sent to a doctor once to see if there was something wrong with my head. Thing is..us kids really GOT Alice wheras our folks were just wierded out by him. What's astonishing is I'm now in my 60's and he's still going strong...Long Live Alice

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

It's Crazy....I'm currently 17, and i just can't get Into the mindset of most parents in the 70's... I mean... didn't they have Elvis or the Stones? Sending you to a doctor, because of your music taste is just....damn.. What's your favourite Album by the Coop' (Band or Solo)? 😇

[@theart8039]

@@L.T.VideoAndAudio Looking back I suppose I was a bit extreme for conservative Parents; my Dad was a cop and my Mum was a teacher and they liked things like Burt Bacharach..I guess having a long haired make up wearing pretty boy was too much for them. My Mum is 87 now and she still doesn't get it. My fave Alice album is probably Billion Dollar Babies ; I got it for my 13th Birthday..fave songs across the albums..Under my wheels, Elected, Gutter cats vs Jets, Hard hearted Alice.. I'm super happy that a 17 year old is digging Alice after all these years after I did as a young kid..he's the real deal and so are you

[@markpeddle4688]

The early stuff was the best.

[@juliemarsh9464]

Bin into Alice since I was 13 now I'm 54 an still goin to see him live every time he's touring England. Met him once he was a gentleman and had loads of time for me any daughter. Can't wait to see him again October. ❤❤❤

[@rockdoctor7466]

Rock was great then. That will never come back, sad

[@MustangMach1696.0]

Yes the copp was one of a kind 😇 thanks for the post my friend 🧡.

[@michaelflatt9580]

Seen Alice at Nashville Centennial Park at the Parthenon, last day of school. I was 17.... now 70 and I still play the music, the master of a rock show, no the inventor of a rock show.

[@catfatherb]

Did they use to have concerts in the Parthenon?

[@mushmont]

I always thought the original lineup was one of the best rock bands of all time, Who can forget the 'Schools Out' album which folded out to a school desk and if i remember correctly came complete with a pair of girls panties [ala the 'Big Bambo' rolling paper. classic stuff] The songs on that record still resonate today and are timeless classics in my book. Neil Smith was one of my first favorite drummers back then and still is. The musicianship from these guys is awesome, I still love listening to Alice's records to this day. Thanks guys for all the wonderful memories.

[@VictoriaKempPhotos]

I wish I could say I was there, but I was 11. It was a couple more years before I heard Only Women Bleed and was hooked on Alice. Then I married his #1 fan and we've been following AC ever since. We still go see him, rather, I take my grand kids.

[@kurtfinguerra1712]

Are they a famously number one fan or something?

[@padaxax]

Wau! Thanks for this footage, great band.

[@whoamiherewhoamihereagain4218]

Just ordered this. Can’t wait to see it. 😊

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

What did you order?

[@user-hn2zx6ng4k]

Great job alice is the best

[@PAKiller1]

When I went in 1971, tickets were $4.50, 5.50, and 6.50 at Cobo Hall in Detroit

[@mikebaksovich9852]

HI HIGH SCHOOL ROCK those were the days 1972

[@Aoife_777]

WOW super cool!!! Great footage too!!!!

[@Aoife_777]

One day I wanna make a comp. Of a bunch of Alice clips like this it would be super cool. Also wish more kids my age liked Alice I’m in high school so not a lot of people know who he is lol

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

I'm going to Upload Clips of the Montreal '72 concert in HD next year ..

[@Aoife_777]

@@L.T.VideoAndAudio ooo cool!!!

[@righiportfolio]

Excelent, absolutely loved it! Thank you sender! 🙂 DO NOT SELL 🙂

[@Clyne-sv4hd]

Killer fantastico.....👍

[@alanosterman7130]

What a success story. Every band starting out, has a choice to make. Do they want to be noticed, or not? And, what do they do about it ? Must convince "the suits" that they can make money off you first. Then play, play, play, play, play. Compulsory records.

[@myrlemueller3964]

Alice Mike Neal Dennis Glen this how I roll 😎

[@philouze1815]

The Paris footage (Dwight Fry) was filmed at the Espace Pierre Cardin in November of 1971. The OTHER Paris footage (at the airport) was shot in 1972 during the School's Out Tour. Lovely to see the Montreal footage. Cheers from, you guessed it, France!

[@mattihelariutta3346]

Great stuff and editing, thank you! The soundscape should be easy to fix.. Just a little mixing of volyme maybe. Thanks!

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

I'm maybe doing a new edit/ Film soon 🎬😉

[@DannyHood-j]

Back in eighties, an older friend told me about Alice cooper concert in Arizona, (he wasn’t at the actual show) but he read about in papers or ‘cream magazine’ circus whatever. During (Schools out) tour’ album with the old school wooden desk carved initials, inside the desk bazooka, ‘sling shot’ comics’. Supposedly Alice cooper opened show with ‘my stars’ alice fell off stage. I think my friend said they had to stop, Alice cooper canceled the rest of show. I could be wrong, don’t remember details

[@richeaton5752]

Have you got the time to find out...

[@WayneOvniJuliani]

sensacional demais

[@jeffsmith6824]

🤘💜🤘💜🤘💜🤘💜🤘

[@josephesposito3499]

QUESTI0N: Who's doing those Manson Family like screams?

[@tonystevenson26]

What concert is the intro IS it my body from? Fantastic sounding version !

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

It's from Paris, 1972, School's Out For Summer '72 Tour. The audio of this entire Film is from St. Louis (1971) though.

[@tonystevenson26]

@L.T._Video_ Man, I gotta tell you this true story. When I was 13 I first heard Killer and it changed my outlook on music and life. My teen circle were into surrealism, Monty Python and cutting edge music. Alice Cooper was the absolute coolest thing I'd ever seen. When I heard they were coming to the historic local Keith Albee Theater in Huntington W.Va. I was beside myself begging my parents to let me go. But dad stood by my mom's desire to not let me be there. He didn't really seem to care. Man I was crushed and embarrassed to say I resented her for quite a while about making me miss my dream show. I kind of forgave her when I found Love it to death and Kiss debut under the Christmas tree !! People in Huntington who were at that Keith Albee concert STILL reminisce about the impact of that show and how foggy it was from the pot smoke and how you could feel the theater shake. The two hot neighbor girls down the block had a poster on the wall they bought at the show, further enhancing my anxiety ! 😳 Now I'm 62 and love that Alice has proven my choice in a hero was right on. I especially wanted to thank you for this video, because when I saw for the first time, this live footage of Under My Wheels, with the front crowd grasping at the band, you finally gave me a real taste of what it was like to be in the Keith Albee Theater in 1972. Meant alot. Happy Thanksgiving, Anyhony

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

Well thank you for that awesome Story! 😇 I'm myself am 16 Years old, so hearing Storys from people, who where teens themself's during that time, is ALWAYS a pleasure!😌🙃

[@L.T.VideoAndAudio]

@@tonystevenson26 i'm maybe considering Editing a new concert film, with mainly footage from Montreal '72 (and Other Shows)...

[@tonystevenson26]

@L.T._Video_ 16 !! That's hilarious that I assumed you had to be around my age. That's great man, , but I left out one thing....Ten years ago I finally did see Alice at this same theater,with guitarist Orianthi and it was KILLER indeed....

[@DannyHood-j]

6:00$ was expensive back then (for a concert) Its not like paying 300$ today.

[@nurknanker6105]

His snake wasn't that big.

[@DannyHood-j]

6$ back then is still lot cheaper than 300$

[@davegerhard4891]

Fu😮ckingk excellente 18:45

[@tabasco7915]

Liked his music but never cared for his stage show.

[@mccarthyd6603]

Cool footage...hate to say it though...the songs by themselves without the theatrics and stage act...have not aged well and quite frankly not that good...

[@plasticweapon]

bullshit. and you can keep the stage show theatrics.