I like me some Alice Cooper, but my favorite album (and it has been for years) is "Raise Your Fist and Yell".

Something special about that one.

Of course, it was also the first Alice Cooper album I owned back when I was a kid. So it has lots of sentimental value to me too.

What is your favorite Alice Cooper album?

That is a hard question for me to answer because I am huge huge Alice Cooper fanboy, and the first two Alice Cooper albums I ever bought where 'Greatest Hits' and ' Special Forces'.

If I was pressed by the band Alice Cooper it would be 'Killer'.

As for Alice when he went solo I guess I would go with the fan favorite 'Welcome to My Nightmare'

I've never heard any of his music.

Nightmare for me.

Impossible to pick only one. Some of my favorites would be:

Welcome to my Nightmare
Billion Dollar Babies
Killer
Love It To Death
From the Inside
Last Temptation
Schools Out
Brutal Planet
Eyes of Alice Cooper

Welcome to My Nightmare was the first Alice tape I owned, so I'll go with that one.

By the way, Alice is 62 today. 62 !!! Happy birthday, Vince.

Can't really say. The only cd I have of his is Hey Stoopid and I know just about everyone doesn't like it. I think it's okay. I really need to add more of his stuff to the collection.

1.Brutal Planet
2.Trash
3.Hey Stoopid
4.The Last Temptation
5.Dragontown

I like some of his songs, mainly Lost in America and Poison.

Raise Your Fist and Yell is pretty underrated, IMO. More than a few gems on that one.

Hard to pick, but I will say that even though he and the band did tons of great songs in the early years, a lot of that music is too weird for me to get into and I'm a huge Alice fan. The sound was streamlined and more accessible once the original band left.

No particular order:

Welcome to My Nightmare
Brutal Planet
Dragontown
Trash
DaDa (another extremely underrated Alice album!)
Hey Stoopid
The Last Temptation

DA DA is very under rated and one of my favorite Cooper platters, I personally think he's worst album is either 'Trash' or "Lace and Whiskey'

I like the early 70's stuff best

Welcome To My Nightmare with either Love It To Death or Killer running a close second, I can't decide....

Trash. Probably because it's the only one I have, but also because it's actually pretty good.

Brutal planet for me

1. Billion Dollar Babies. To me, it sums up perfectly what the original band was all about. It's got the creepiness and the darkness, but it's mixed so well with Alice's irreverent sense of humor, and it also shows why Alice Cooper is better as a band than as a solo artist IMO. Everybody in the band brings something different to the table in terms of songwriting and style, creating something truly unique.

After that...
2. Killer
3. Love It To Death
4. Welcome To My Nightmare
5. School's Out
6. Muscle Of Love
7. From The Inside

And that's all I have.

Billion Dollar Babies for me too.

I also really like Trash but more for sentimental reasons than anything.

One I think is underrated and near the top of my Alice favorites is Dirty Diamonds.

Probably Killer, but Welcome To My Nightmare is a close second. I personally quite like Trash and Hey Stoopid - as Misfit said, Alice and hair metal is a good combo, hah. The only problem was both albums had a few songs that really brought the rest of the tracks down.

And I definitely agree with jstate on Dirty Diamonds. I only picked it up near the end of last year and it's a great meld of Alice's varying styles. Really enjoyable album.

I always thought "Raise Your Fist and Yell" was underrated and ignored.

I freekin' love that album! It's chock full of hooks, glam metal styled goodness and some fantastic lyrics! Very freedom-oriented stuff.

Anyway - my fave Alice Cooper albums are (and you can tell that I like the glam metal era):

1. Raise Your Fist and Yell
2. Trash
3. The Last Temptation
4. Hey Stoopid


I need to get all of his stuff eventually.

Special Forces and Killer

Killer and Love It To Death are my favorites. I like Billion Dollar Babies and From The Inside alot as well.

I am only missing two of his albums but I would have to say Brutal Planet