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Disc 01
 01. "Too young" 02. "Shine your love" 03. "I miss you" 04. "Wasn't I the one?" 05. "Love is rather blind" 06. "Rock 'n' Roll radio" 07. "Dance with me" 08. "Rock me slowly" 09. "Ego mania" 10. "Battle axe" 11. "(Sudden Death)"
Disc 02
01. "Shine your love (Demo)" 02. "Miss you (Demo)" 03. "Wasn't I the one? (Demo)" 04. "Dance with me (Demo)" 05. "Want to go home (Demo)" 06. "Love is rather blind (Demo)" 07. "Rock me slowly (Demo)" 08. "Battle axe / Sudden death / Winner (Demo)" 09. "Rock 'n' Roll Prison (Demo)" 10. "Runaway Inst. (Demo)" 11. "I don't know babe (Demo)" 12. "Wallow through this madness (Demo)" 13. "Only one will walk away (Demo)" 14. "High heels Hollywood (Demo)"
Disc 03
01. "I miss you (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 02. "Rock 'n' Roll radio (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 03. "Love is rather blind (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 04. "Rock me slowly (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)"
Alice Cooper Medley (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)
No more Mr. Nice Guy
Elected 05. "Schools out" 06. "Battle axe suite: Ego mania (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 07. "Battle axe (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 08. "Nights in cracked leather / Sudden death / Winner (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 09. "Too young (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)" 10. "Billion dollar babies (Live- First Ever Show, Flint, Mi, Usa 1977)"
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| | Description: | Three CDs. Following Muscle Of Love in 1974, the original Alice Cooper band took a break to consider solo projects outside of the band. The plan had been for the original Alice Cooper band to regroup and record in 1977, but by this time the name of the band had become very much synonymous with it's lead singer - Vincent Furnier - who now had very much morphed into Alice as far as the public were concerned. The "solo" Alice record Welcome to My Nightmare had firmly separated Alice Cooper the singer from Alice Cooper the band. Rather than abandon the intended album, drummer Neal Smith, guitarist Michael Bruce and bassist Dennis Dunaway joined forces with lead guitarist Mike Marconi and Alice Cooper keyboard player Bob Dolin, and signing to Polydor records, fashioned the abandoned Alice Cooper band album into Battle Axe, calling themselves Billion Dollar Babies, a very deliberate nod to their previous incarnation. The Battle Axe LP was a creditable collection of a dozen original, commercial rock songs that would easily have served as a new Alice LP. The album unfortunately struggled to find an audience upon release, and the Billion Dollar Babies project was short lived. The original album has now been augmented with a whole disc of demos made for the album, including non-album tracks 'I Don't Know Babe', 'Wallow Through This Madness', 'Only One Will Walk Away' and 'High Heels Hollywood'. The Billion Dollar Babies only played four live shows before disbanding, but thankfully someone was around to record the very first of these shows, in Flint, Michigan on 6th July 1977."Battle Axe - The Complete Edition (Remastered 3CD)" by Billion Dollar Babies is a definitive collection for fans of classic rock and glam. This remastered triple CD set brings together the full "Battle Axe" album, rare bonus tracks, demos, and live recordings from one of the most intriguing bands to emerge in the wake of Alice Cooper's original lineup split. Billion Dollar Babies was formed by former members of Alice Cooper?Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, and Neal Smith?who carried forward their signature theatrical hard rock sound. Though short-lived as a band, they achieved cult status with their only studio album "Battle Axe," which has since become highly sought after among collectors. Cherry Red Records is renowned for its meticulous reissues and dedication to preserving music history across genres; this release exemplifies their commitment to quality archival projects. | | | Edition: |
Remastered + Expanded |
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Wallet Set |
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35 |
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HNECD142T |
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