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Sound: Alice Cooper has been around for 35 years and he still sounds awsome. The sounds was amazing. He would have sword fights, gang fights, dance with a doll, and more while singing. He started with Hello Hooray and No More Mister Nice Guy and continued the concert with loud, hardcore rock untill the end of the third encore. Ryan Rocks, the guitarist, was an awsome guitarist. He did every solo while jumping around and fighting people. The other members of the band, the drummer, bassit and keyboardist, were also very good. // 10
Perfomance: Alice Cooper put on an amazing show. He dressed up as a cowboy while he sang Desperado, he threw giant balloons into the crowd during School's Out and popped them with a sword, he tossed money of the end of a sword into the crowd while he sang Billion Dollar Babies, had a snake wrapped around his neck, had gang fights on stage, had his daughter dress up as the girl from Kill Bill and Alice Cooper would fight her, He danced with a doll during Cold Ethel, waved a cruch in the air during I'm 18, and much much more. The band would also jump in with the perfomance and fight other people. Alice Cooper puts on the best show on earht, not even one Kiss could beat. // 10
Impression: Alice Cooper played at the Thunder Bay Community Auditorium, in Canada, on August 20th, 2004. The opening acted were The Runners, I think (They said their name really fast and I couldn't understand it), and the were awsome. The put on a really good live show as well, but Alice Copper put on an amazing show. Before the concert, I watched several shows whiched had clips from Alice Cooper concerts threwout his career, and was suprised how much it was alike to the concerts in the 70's. He had all his props with HIM and he used all of them. It was an amazing show and I would see HIM again in a second. // 10
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