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''Love It to Death'' is the third album by Music/AliceCooper, released in 1971. At this point Alice Cooper was a band led by the singer Vincent Furnier, who would later legally change his name to Alice Cooper. The album was initially released on Straight Records, a label run by Music/FrankZappa. The band here are at a nexus of rock subgenres. Some of the music has echoes of the psychedelic era, while it's also a glam rock album contemporary with releases by Music/MarcBolan, Music/DavidBowie, and the Music/NewYorkDolls. It is also, of course, a foundational influence on metal, especially theatrical artists like Music/{{Kiss}} and Music/MotleyCrue. Sales were driven by the hit single "I'm Eighteen".
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''Love It to Death'' is the third album by Music/AliceCooper, released in 1971. At this point Alice Cooper was a band led by the singer Vincent Furnier, who would later legally change his name to Alice Cooper.Cooper, but was already using it as his stage name. The album was initially released on Straight Records, a label run by Music/FrankZappa. The band here are at a nexus of rock subgenres. Some of the music has echoes of the psychedelic era, while it's also a glam rock album contemporary with releases by Music/MarcBolan, Music/DavidBowie, and the Music/NewYorkDolls. It is also, of course, a foundational influence on metal, especially theatrical artists like Music/{{Kiss}} and Music/MotleyCrue. Sales were driven by the hit single "I'm Eighteen".
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It was listed at #454 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].
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Those lyrics were from Hallowed Be My Name by Hammerfall, a completely different song (not a cover).
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* BarredFromTheAfterlife: "Hallowed Be My Name"
-->''There's no place for me in heaven''\\
''Nor a place in hell''\\
''Sentenced to walk here forever''\\
''This will be my final place to dwell.''
-->''There's no place for me in heaven''\\
''Nor a place in hell''\\
''Sentenced to walk here forever''\\
''This will be my final place to dwell.''
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* SiameseTwinSongs: From "Second Coming" to "Ballad of Dwight Fry" to "Sun Arise"
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It was listed at nr. #454 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].
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It was listed at nr. #454 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].
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'''''Love It to Death''''' is the third album by Music/AliceCooper, released in 1971. At this point Alice Cooper was a band led by the singer Vincent Furnier, who would later legally change his name to Alice Cooper. The album was initially released on Straight Records, a label run by Music/FrankZappa. The band here are at a nexus of rock subgenres. Some of the music has echoes of the psychedelic era, while it's also a glam rock album contemporary with releases by Music/MarcBolan, Music/DavidBowie, and the Music/NewYorkDolls. It is also, of course, a foundational influence on metal, especially theatrical artists like Music/{{Kiss}} and Music/MotleyCrue. Sales were driven by the hit single "I'm Eighteen".
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It was listed at nr. #454 in Magazine/RollingStone's [[Music/RollingStone500GreatestAlbumsOfAllTime Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time]].
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** The line "Yes, he's the one they call the Fool" in "Long way to go" sounds like a shout-out to "The Fool on the Hill" from Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/TheMagicalMysteryTour''.
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** The line "Yes, he's the one they call the Fool" in "Long way to go" sounds like a shout-out to "The Fool on the Hill" from Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/TheMagicalMysteryTour''.''Music/MagicalMysteryTour''.
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* HaveYouSeenMyGod: "Long Way to Go"
-->''Where is the saviour of the sidewalk life''\\
''and the road that takes us to the crusades''
-->''Where is the saviour of the sidewalk life''\\
''and the road that takes us to the crusades''
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** The line "Yes, he's the one they call the Fool" in "Long way to go" sounds like a shout-out to "The Fool on the Hill" from Music/TheBeatles' ''Music/TheMagicalMysteryTour''.
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Side One
# "Caught in a Dream" - 3:10
# "I'm Eighteen" - 3:00
# "Long Way to Go" - 3:04
# "Black Juju" - 9:09
Side Two
# "Is It My Body" - 2:39
# "Hallowed Be My Name" - 2:29
# "Second Coming" - 3:04
# "Ballad of Dwight Fry" - 6:33
# "Sun Arise" - 3:50
# "Caught in a Dream" - 3:10
# "I'm Eighteen" - 3:00
# "Long Way to Go" - 3:04
# "Black Juju" - 9:09
Side Two
# "Is It My Body" - 2:39
# "Hallowed Be My Name" - 2:29
# "Second Coming" - 3:04
# "Ballad of Dwight Fry" - 6:33
# "Sun Arise" - 3:50
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[[AC:Side One]]
# "Caught in a
# "I'm
# "Long Way to Go"
# "Black
Side Two
[[AC:Side Two]]
# "Is It My
# "Hallowed Be My
# "Second
# "Ballad of Dwight
# "Sun
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''Come back hard.''
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''Come back hard.''''
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* IWantSong: "Caught in a Dream"
-->''You know, I need a houseboat''\\
''And I need a plane''\\
''I need a butler''\\
''And a trip to Spain.''
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''And I need a plane''\\
''I need a butler''\\
''And a trip to Spain.''
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Have you got the time to find out who I really am?'']]
[[caption-width-right:350:''Have you got the time to find out who I really am?'']]
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* DeliberatelyMonochrome: The group portrait on the cover is black and white.
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* VoodooZombie: "Black Juju" sounds like it's about raising zombies through voodoo or necromancy.
-->''Bodies need rest, we all need our rest''\\
''Sleep an easy sleep, rest, rest''\\
''Bodies need their rest, all need our rest''\\
''Sleep an easy sleep, rest, rest, rest, rest''\\
''But come back in the morning''\\
''Come back hard.''
-->''Bodies need rest, we all need our rest''\\
''Sleep an easy sleep, rest, rest''\\
''Bodies need their rest, all need our rest''\\
''Sleep an easy sleep, rest, rest, rest, rest''\\
''But come back in the morning''\\
''Come back hard.''
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* CoverVersion: "Sun Arise" is a cover of Australian songwriter/comedian Rolf Harris.
* EpicRocking: "Black Juju" is over nine minutes long.
* FaceOnTheCover: The band in a spotlight.
* IAmSong[=/=]IAmBecomingSong: "I'm Eighteen" is both, having to do with one of those transitional ages.
* QuestioningTitle: "Is It My Body"
* SanitySlippageSong: "Ballad of Dwight Fry", about a husband and father who has a nervous breakdown and gets institutionalized, is one of the standout examples.
* ShoutOut
** "Ballad of Dwight Fry" is named after a character actor especially noted for his roles in the Universal horror films of the 1930s.
** John Lydon lipsynced "I'm Eighteen" at his audition to become lead singer for the Music/SexPistols.
* EpicRocking: "Black Juju" is over nine minutes long.
* FaceOnTheCover: The band in a spotlight.
* IAmSong[=/=]IAmBecomingSong: "I'm Eighteen" is both, having to do with one of those transitional ages.
* QuestioningTitle: "Is It My Body"
* SanitySlippageSong: "Ballad of Dwight Fry", about a husband and father who has a nervous breakdown and gets institutionalized, is one of the standout examples.
* ShoutOut
** "Ballad of Dwight Fry" is named after a character actor especially noted for his roles in the Universal horror films of the 1930s.
** John Lydon lipsynced "I'm Eighteen" at his audition to become lead singer for the Music/SexPistols.
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* BalladOfX: "Ballad of Dwight Fry"
* BarredFromTheAfterlife: "Hallowed Be My Name"
-->''There's no place for me in heaven''\\
''Nor a place in hell''\\
''Sentenced to walk here forever''\\
''This will be my final place to dwell.''
* BarredFromTheAfterlife: "Hallowed Be My Name"
-->''There's no place for me in heaven''\\
''Nor a place in hell''\\
''Sentenced to walk here forever''\\
''This will be my final place to dwell.''
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'''''Love It to Death''''' is the third album by Music/AliceCooper, released in 1971. At this point Alice Cooper was a band led by the singer Vincent Furnier, who would later legally change his name to Alice Cooper. The album was initially released on Straight Records, a label run by Music/FrankZappa. The band here are at a nexus of rock subgenres. Some of the music has echoes of the psychedelic era, while it's also a glam rock album contemporary with releases by Music/MarcBolan, Music/DavidBowie, and the Music/NewYorkDolls. It is also, of course, a foundational influence on metal, especially theatrical artists like Music/{{Kiss}} and Music/MotleyCrue. Sales were driven by the hit single "I'm Eighteen".
!!Tracklist
Side One
# "Caught in a Dream" - 3:10
# "I'm Eighteen" - 3:00
# "Long Way to Go" - 3:04
# "Black Juju" - 9:09
Side Two
# "Is It My Body" - 2:39
# "Hallowed Be My Name" - 2:29
# "Second Coming" - 3:04
# "Ballad of Dwight Fry" - 6:33
# "Sun Arise" - 3:50
!!See my lonely tropes unfold:
* AlbumTitleDrop: From "Long Way to Go":
-->''The silence is speaking''\\
''So why am I weeping''\\
''I guess I love it''\\
''I love it to death.''
!!Tracklist
Side One
# "Caught in a Dream" - 3:10
# "I'm Eighteen" - 3:00
# "Long Way to Go" - 3:04
# "Black Juju" - 9:09
Side Two
# "Is It My Body" - 2:39
# "Hallowed Be My Name" - 2:29
# "Second Coming" - 3:04
# "Ballad of Dwight Fry" - 6:33
# "Sun Arise" - 3:50
!!See my lonely tropes unfold:
* AlbumTitleDrop: From "Long Way to Go":
-->''The silence is speaking''\\
''So why am I weeping''\\
''I guess I love it''\\
''I love it to death.''
