Alice Cooper

In the late 1970s, Alice Cooper was riding high on his success, and the live performance of 'Only Women Bleed' on November 30, 1978, captures a pivotal moment during this period. Just before this recording, Cooper released the album 'From the Inside' in 1978, which showcased a more introspective side of his songwriting, reflecting his personal struggles and experiences. Interestingly, 'Only Women Bleed' became one of his signature songs, marking a shift to more emotionally charged themes in his work. This performance was part of his 'Madhouse Rock' tour, which was known for its theatricality, a hallmark of Cooper's style. Fans were often mesmerized by the combination of his rock music with elaborate stage productions, and this concert in San Diego was no exception, making it a memorable part of his enduring legacy.

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