Alice Cooper

In February 1982, Alice Cooper took the stage at Glasgow's Apollo Theatre, delivering a performance that reflected his revived popularity after a period of experimentation with his sound. Prior to this live recording, he'd just released the album 'Special Forces' in 1981, showcasing a more new wave influenced sound compared to his earlier glam rock roots. This era was significant for Cooper as he was navigating both personal and professional changes, a journey that found him embracing a more edgy style that connected with the new wave movement. Fun fact: during this live show, Alice stayed true to his theatrical roots, captivating audiences with his unique blend of rock, storytelling, and visuals that transformed concert-going into an experience. It's fascinating to see how he maintained such a strong stage presence, breathing new life into his career as he adapted to changing musical landscapes.

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