ALICE COOPER – Brutally Live

I am a little surprised that this DVD contain only the concert, and only one bonus is video for the song “Gimme!”.

Alice Cooper is such a colorful character that it begs to look to his dressing room before the concert and show how he changes from Vincent Damon Furnier into Alice Cooper. From a certain point of the show Alice is dressed with t-shirt “Britney Wants Me”. I wonder what he might say about the starlet who apparently wants him and pop in itself.

Before the first song on the stage there is half of the Alice Cooper. Literally. Who wants to see how it’s made? On stage, there is a lot of bloody props, which, after all someone had to create.

Alice Cooper musicians remain anonymous up to the end and are only a background for the star of the evening. It is a pity, because they are not just a boys taken from the street. Each of them could tell a lot of interesting moments from the tour, about their contribution to music, etc..

I do not quite understand why it happened, because the filmmakers of the Eagle Vision has grown accustomed to a certain level of production. Like though from series “Classic Albums”.

And the concert itself as a concert. Music of Alice Cooper’s might be loved or not, and that’s why “Brutally Live” seems to be directed only to fans of Alice. It is a pity, because Alice could be shown so that it more interesting for the different group.

Audio: English
Subtitles: English
Sound: Dolby Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 5.0 Surround, DTS 5.0 Surround
Region: All
Aspect ratio: 16:9

The view from different cameras: yes

1. Brutal Planet
2. Go To Hell
3. Blow Me A Kiss
4. I’am Eighteen
5. Pick Up The Bones
6. Feed My Frankeinstein
7. Wicked Young Man
8. Dead Babies
9. Ballad Of Dwight Fry
10. I Love The Dead
11. The Black Widow
12. No More Mr. Nice Guy
13. It’s Hot Tonight
14. Caught In A Dream
15. It’s A Little Things
16. Poison
17. Take It Like A Woman
18. Only Women Bleed
19. You Drive Me Nervous
20. Under My Wheels
21. School’s Out
22. Billion Dollar Babies
23. My Generation
24. Elected

Review previously appeared in CGM.pl