Alice Cooper - Back In The USA Album

Tracklist

1	I'm Eighteen
2	Dead Babies
3	Teenage Lament +
4	Teenage Lament '74
5	You Drive Me Nervous
6	Is It My Body? (¤)
7	Is It My Body?
8	Respect For The Sleepers
9	Killer
10	Long Way To Go
11	Workin Up A Sweat
12	Never Been Sold Before
13	Hard Days Night Featuring – Flo & Eddie
14	Muscle Of Love
15	Halo Of Flies
16	Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
17	Under My Wheels
18	Be My Lover

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
Alice 1971	Alice Cooper	Back In The USA ‎(2xLP, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial)	Detroit Records	Alice 1971	France	Unknown
Alice 1971	Alice Cooper	Back In The USA ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial, Gol + LP, Comp, Ltd, Un)	Detroit Records	Alice 1971	France	Unknown
Alice 1971	Alice Cooper	Back In The USA ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial, Pin + LP, Comp, Ltd, Un)	Detroit Records	Alice 1971	France	Unknown
Alice 1971	Alice Cooper	Back In The USA ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial, Red + LP, Comp, Ltd, Un)	Detroit Records	Alice 1971	France	Unknown
Alice 1971	Alice Cooper	Back In The USA ‎(LP, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial + LP, Comp, Ltd, Unoffic)	Detroit Records	Alice 1971	France	Unknown

Credits

• Bass – Dennis Dunaway
• Drums – Neal Smith
• Guitar – Glen Buxton
• Keyboards – Michael Bruce
• Lead Vocals – Alice Cooper
• Rhythm Guitar – Michael Bruce

Notes

Double LP (LP's 1 and 2 - One orange and one black)
Recorded Live
& Rare Demos

A1 Bootleg Version, Madison Square Gardens 1973
A2 - C3 St. Louis Arena 17/12, 1971
C4, D1, D2 Demo Rehearsal 1973
C5 Pre-Production Demo
D3, D4 Seatle, WA 1971
D5 Demo

Companies

• Recorded At – Madison Square Garden
• Recorded At – Checker Dome, St. Louis

Short intro

Back in the USA is the debut studio album and second album overall, following 1969's live album Kick Out the Jams by American rock band MC5. The central focus of the album is the band's movement away from the raw, thrashy sound pioneered and captured on their first release, the live album Kick Out the Jams 1969. This was due in part to producer Jon Landau's distaste for the rough psychedelic rock movement, and his adoration for the straightforward rock and roll of the 1950s. Lost in America is a single by musician Alice Cooper taken from his 1994 album The Last Temptation. It was the most popular single from the album. Lost in America has been a live staple since its release, and is the solitary song from The Last Temptation that Cooper has performed live from 2000 onwards. The single featured a B-side, a live version of Hey Stoopid. Just then Back in the . came on and I went: 'Boy that would be a great song to sing. I think I'll do that one. The single of Ronstadt's version rose as high as number 11 in Cash Box and reached number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Gene Summers included Back In The USA on his 1983 album 'Live' In Scandinavia, and he has also used the song as his opening number on numerous occasions. Chris Robinson and Rich Robinson of The Black Crowes performed this song during Berry's induction into the Kennedy Center Honors in 2000. In Kidsongs Sing Out, America, the song title is called Living in the USA instead of Back in the USA. The recurring theme which drives Back in the USA is adolescence, its reminiscences alternately fond and embittered - while cuts like Tonight, Teenage Lust, High School, and Shakin' Street celebrate youth in all its rebellious glory, others like The American Ruse and The Human Being Lawnmower condemn a system which eats its young, filling their heads with lies before sending them off. In 1975, Alice Cooper joined forces with longtime collaborator and producer Bob Ezrin to begin his solo career with the album Welcome to My Nightmare, a theatrical concept album about the nightmares of a young boy named Steven. Alice hates technology, disco is still a nightmare for him and working in a cubicle from nine-to-five would give him cold sweats,. Music video by Alice Cooper performing Lost In America. Alice Cooper - I'll Bite Your Face Off Official Music Video. Alice Cooper 'Back In The USA' Detroit Records : Alice 1971 Double LP Recorded Live & Rare Demos. Soundboard Recordings Source: 2 Vinyl LPs Encoded: 320 Kbps Cooper, Love It to Death 1971. Alice Cooper the band and the singer broke through with their third album, featuring I'm Eighteen. But they got flak for a juvenile stunt in the album photo: Cooper wrapped his cape around him and poked his right thumb out, making it look to a casual viewer like his schlong was hanging out. For his trouble, he had his entire right arm airbrushed out. View Complete List. With Alice Cooper, Stef Burns, Ricky Parent, Derek Sherinian. Added to Watchlist