Alice Cooper

In the autumn of 2002, Alice Cooper was riding high on the wave of his comeback. Just before the live recording of 'Fantasy Man' in Stockholm, he had released the album 'Dragontown' earlier that same year, which marked his return to form and showcased his classic blend of hard rock and theatrical flair. 'Dragontown' reflects the darker, more introspective side of Cooper, presenting a narrative of his struggles and triumphs in the music world. Interestingly, this period saw Cooper embracing a more conceptual approach to his albums, adding depth to his already rich discography. The 'Descent Into Dragontown' tour, where this live performance took place, was notable for its energetic production, featuring a distinct blend of horror and humor that Cooper is famous for. That's what makes this 2002 performance so compelling—it's not just a concert; it's a theatrical experience that captures a pivotal moment in his career.

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