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He still gets killed by zombies on stage, but Vincent Damon Furnier lives a calmer real life these days, he explains Chris Ayres Typical, isn't it? You fly to Las Vegas to have a nice quiet chat with Alice Cooper, but by the end of the night you're dressed in a zombie costume, splattered with blood, and trying to kill him in front of thousands of ...

The Mosh Pit 10.31.09: Heavy Metal For Halloween Posted by Dan Haggerty on 10.31.2009 Time again for the Mosh Pit's picks on the best heavy metal albums to play on the darkest day of the year.

'I still love really crappy horror films. I watch two or three a day' Interview by Charlotte Philby Piggy D Cooper says: 'I still love really crappy horror films.

Every year around this time, drugstores, teacher's aides and oldies stations resurrect the classic "spooky" playlist - "Monster Mash," "Thriller," the Addams Family theme.

The problem with lists is that most people will disagree with some of the selections.

Horror has stalked the heart of rock 'n' roll since Screamin' Jay Hawkins donned a voodoo priest outfit and was led on stage inside a flaming coffin.

We know, we know. We left off "The Monster Mash" and "Ghostbusters" and - gasp! - "Thriller." But these are the 20 songs that really freak out our music writers and critics.

It's going to be a dark, dark Tuesday night. In one part of town, shock-rock legend Alice Cooper will unleash his Theatre of Death tour upon Fresno's Saroyan Theatre.

From his emergence as the father of "shock rock" in the early 1970s to his disappearance into alcoholism and audience indifference a decade later, Alice Cooper was Public Enemy No.

Six bizarre things about the bizarre Alice Cooper: Cooper has golfed in Vegas with whole rosters of celebrities over the decades, but he hit the links with real bruisers back in old Vegas.

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By MANUEL MENDOZA / Special Contributor to The Dallas Morning News Manuel Mendoza is a Dallas freelance writer.

Guillotine, gallows, goose-stepping - original shock-rocker Alice Cooper's "Theatre of Death" revue of pain had it all Sunday night at Verizon Wireless Theater, but the scariest thing of all was how evil songs like "Under My Wheels" and "Dirty Diamonds" still sound after all these years.

Shock rocker Alice Cooper will perform in concert at 9 p.m. today in the Mari Showroom of the Paragon Casino Resort in Marksville.

Need a theme song for your pumpkin party? The programmers at AOL Radio are happy to offer a few suggestions.

For a guy who had a hit with the song "No More Mr. Nice Guy" and made a career out of a rock show based on horror, Alice Cooper sure is a nice fellow.

Watching hundreds of middle-age adults singing 'School's Out' and pumping their fists in the air along with Alice Cooper Sunday night amused my eighth-grader as much as it did me.

Saturday, October 3, 2009 Better Than: Watching some new jacks noodle boringly in the name of authenticity.

Concert review: Alice Cooper at Ruth Eckerd Hall, still scaring and shocking in his 60's October 5, 2009 at 10:56 am by Gabe Echazabal Time can be cruel.