Alice Cooper!

Under My Wheels is what he closed with...

And yeah there were 27 songs in the setlist but some were slightly shortened in the theatrical section of the show, semi-medly style. This is what I remember of it... as much in order as I can remember:

Department of Youth
No More Mr. Nice Guy
Dirty Diamonds
Billion Dollar Babies
Lost In America
Be My Lover
Woman Of Mass Distraction (is that what its called?)
I'm Eighteen
Between High School and Old School
I Never Cry
What Do You Want From Me? (again not sure if that's the title!)
Is It My Body?
Go To Hell
Black Widow
Gimme
Feed My Frankenstein
Welcome to My Nightmare
The Awakening
Steven
Only Women Bleed
Ballad Of Dwight Fry
Killer
I Love The Dead
School's Out
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Poison
Wish I Was Born In Beverly Hills
Under My Wheels

I thought the show was UNREAL! I loved it!!!!
 
Oh and the Eric Singer & Friends setlist went something like this:

KISS - Strutter
Cheap Trick - (Didn't know the song)
KISS - C'Mon & Love Me
KISS - She
Motorhead - Born To Raise Hell
Alice Cooper - No More Mr. Nice Guy
KISS - Nothin' To Lose
Sweet - Fox On The Run
The Runaways - Cherry Bomb (with Alice's daughter singing)
T Rex - 20th Century Boy
Alice Cooper - School's Out
Cheap Trick - Surrendur
Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak
AC/DC - Highway To Hell
KISS - I Love It Loud
KISS - Black Diamond

Good show but I had a killer headache :( But there was a stripper walking around in Paul Stanley makeup. I wanted to marry her.
 
Holy craporama what a show! It's been a very long four years since I last went to a concert and am I glad I staggered out of exile for this one :headbang:

As expected, Alice and friends almost blew the roof off Thebby Theatre and took all those modern day wannabe shock rockers to school in the process. Mr. Furnier still knows how to work a stage like no-one else on the planet and his band were in top form too. It was great to see and hear Eric Singer playing as well as we all know he can, rather than impersonating a coked up, geriatric has-been :D.

Two minor quibbles:

1) Much as I tried to enjoy the new songs from Dirty Diamonds, I had a hard time getting into them because I don't know them very well yet. That will change when the album comes out in August, and I'm pleased to note it's on a different label (unless of course Eagle/Spitfire have been absorbed by New West and it's all just semantics).

2) The wheelchair area of the venue wasn't as elevated as I would have liked, meaning that once everyone stood up, there were several occasions where I couldn't see a damn thing (especially during the guillotine stunt). I'll keep this in mind if and when Priest tour, then I might take my ol' faithful walking frame instead and try my luck at climbing up to the next level. I do that in cinemas all the time. It ain't pretty but it gets results.

All in all 'twas a top night, after which my ears are still ringing :worship: .

W
 
Coz the new album isn't out yet so nobody knows it... these shows are kinda somewhere between the Eyes Of Alice Cooper tour and the Dirty Diamonds tour. The posters advertised it as The Eyes Of Alice Cooper still.
 
Ah I was thinking of The Eyes Of... as the latest one. How many songs did they play of that?
 
Two from Eyes of... and three from Dirty Diamonds. The title track, during which he threw necklaces into the crowd, Woman Of Mass Distraction and (I think) Pretty Ballerina as one of the encores. This was where all the Paris Hilton stuff came in :lol:.

All he played from Eyes of... was What Do You Want From Me and Between High School And Old School. Might have been a different set at some of the other shows.

W
 
I reckon he should have done Brutal Planet instead of Gimme. Much better song.

And done Feed My Frankenstein the original way too...