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DaDa by Alice Cooper released in 1983. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic. ... Super Duper Alice Cooper (2014) Raise the Dead: Live from Wacken (2014) Peter and the Wolf in Hollywood (2015) Paranormal (2017) A Paranormal Evening at the Olympia Paris (2018)
12 de dic. de 2017 · A look at Alice Cooper's 1983 album 'DaDa.' DaDa was probably too twisted to be a hit (even Cooper later called it “a really sick album”), although circumstances certainly conspired against it ...
DaDa, an Album by Alice Cooper. Released in November 1983 on Warner Bros. (catalog no. 1-23969; Vinyl LP). Genres: Art Rock, New Wave, Rock Opera. Rated #559 in the best albums of 1983. ... Alice Cooper's last before rehab, and a perplexing album - some of it's awful ...
Dada is indeed Alice Cooper's 17th Warner Bros. LP — nine original new songs that together comprise the latest installment in Alice's continuing collection of inventive short-stories-in-sound. Dada is a multi-layered tour-de-force, a tale of twisted love and strange devotion evoking the surreal intensity of the dada sensibility through the eyes of Alice's most bizzare cast of characters ever.
Hintergrund. DaDa ist das dritte und letzte der sogenannten Blackout-Alben Coopers. Seine Alkohol- und Kokainsucht war so fortgeschritten, dass er sich an den Produktionsprozess bis heute nicht erinnern kann. Zudem konsumierte er während der Aufnahmepausen Crack.. Das Albumcover ist eine Reminiszenz an Salvador Dalís Werk Sklavenmarkt mit der verschwindenden Büste Voltaires.
The spectacularly strange and ambitious DaDa boasts all of Alice Cooper’s trademark moves, yet they’re reimagined for a generation raised on ’80s gothic rock and horror-movie soundtracks. The cinematic title track cloaks his hushed, half-mad murmurings in malevolent electronic textures, and “Former Lee Warmer” dips his obsession with Poe-style storytelling in orchestral darkwave.
Alice Cooper. HARD ROCK · 1983. Preview. The spectacularly strange and ambitious DaDa boasts all of Alice Cooper’s trademark moves, yet they’re reimagined for a generation raised on ’80s gothic rock and horror-movie soundtracks. The cinematic title track cloaks his hushed, half-mad murmurings in malevolent electronic textures, and ...
