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A new version of "Billion Dollar Babies" is on the way as Alice Cooper's delightfully subversive sixth album returns in all its snakeskin glory for an extended 50th-anniversary celebration. "Billion Dollar Babies: Trillion Dollar Deluxe Edition" will be available from Rhino on March 8 on 3-LP and 2-CD. Both feature a newly remastered version of ...
Alice Cooper’s BILLION DOLLAR BABIES, Black Sabbath’s PARANOID, J. Geil's Band's NIGHTMARES...AND OTHER TALES FROM THE VINYL JUNGLE, and Jefferson Starship’s RED OCTOPUS are now available in quadraphonic sound for the first time in nearly 50 years.
Oh, I don't think there's even the slimmest chance that EA would come out on AF - I was just saying that's the only Alice Cooper album remaining that I would buy a AF mastering of. That's just me, though! Easy Action Love It To Death Killer Those are my 3 fave AC's. I bought the AF of School's Out, but never play it.
At any rate, Stephen, second engineer Fernando Lee and I were patiently mastering the Alice Cooper for Audio Fidelity. We did our usual split feed, DSD take and CD take, both at the same time. The tapes were the original mix compilation reels that were done at the Record Plant back in the day.
Track times listed here: Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition): Vinyl 3LP - Sound of Vinyl Bonus Tracks: 1. HELLO HOORAY (Live, 1973) [3:06] 2. BILLION DOLLAR BABIES (Live, 1973) [3:47] 3.
Billion Dollar Babies is my favourite Alice Cooper album. I've got an original 1973 UK vinyl pressing with all the goodies, the Rhino 2CD and the Audio Fidelity SACD. I've got an original 1973 UK vinyl pressing with all the goodies, the Rhino 2CD and the Audio Fidelity SACD.
Alice Cooper - Billion Dollar Babies" J. Geils Band - "Nightmares and other tales from the vinyl jungle" Jefferson Starship - "Red Octopus" Original quad mixed albums were issued in the 70's on various formats including LP, 8-Track, and Reel-to-Reel tapes. So these are all-analog "period" mixes with the original artists and producers involved.
And then came ' Billion Dollar Babies ' , the quintessential Alice Cooper album. The group is in fine form , great production from Bob Ezrin ( he made everybody sound good ) and classic Alice Cooper songs -- ' Hello Hurray ' , ' Elected ' , No More Mister Nice Guy ' and the title track featuring a too-cool vocal assist from Donovan.
Which Billion Dollar Babies had the snakeskin textured sleeve in 1973 along with the embossed baby stamp? I found I had the old 2001 DVD-Audio disc on the shelf of DVD Audios upstairs. States - Tracks 11-15 were recorded live at Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas (4/28/73).
The Alice Cooper band did play ... 28 Apr 73 @ Municipal Auditorium, Dallas, Texas 29 Apr 73 @ Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, Texas Click to expand... The live show was recorded at the Sam Houston Coliseum on April 29 except Unfinished Sweet, School's Out and Under My Wheels which are from the Memorial Auditorium in Dallas on April 28.