Alice Cooper’s music always makes me think of my dad, and this song was his anthem when he was 18/19. Lol.
Alice Cooper — “I’m Eighteen,” from the album Love It to Death (1971).
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Flashback Friday: Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out”
On this day in 1972, Alice Cooper was at number one in the UK with “School’s Out.” Considering that I just saw him this past Tuesday with my dad, it seemed appropriate he should be featured in my Flashback Friday post 🙂 Keep an eye out for my review of the show!
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Seven
My favorite ❤
Murderdolls — “B-Movie Scream Queen,” from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls (2002).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Six
Murderdolls — “Drug Me to Hell,” from the album Women and Children Last (2010).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Five
One of my favorites ❤
Murderdolls — “Die My Bride,” from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls (2002).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Four
First song I ever heard by the Murderdolls ❤
Murderdolls — “Love at First Fright,” from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls (2002).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Three
My best friend and I used to watch this video on repeat. Lol.
Murderdolls — “White Wedding,” from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls: Special Edition (2002).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day Two
Murderdolls — “My Dark Place Alone,” from the album Women and Children Last (2010).
Weekly Focus: Murderdolls, Day One
I loved this band so much. I don’t know why exactly…maybe because they were really fun and had horror-themed music ❤
Murderdolls — “Dead in Hollywood,” from the album Beyond the Valley of the Murderdolls (2002).
Weekly Focus: Davey Suicide, Day Seven
Davey Suicide — “Generation Fuck Star,” from the self-titled album (2013).
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