The Eyes Of Alice Cooper

In 2003, Alice Cooper returned to his hard rock roots with "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper," a 13-track, 44-minute journey that marked a significant departure from the industrial metal sound of his previous albums, "Brutal Planet" and "Dragontown." Recorded in just a month with producer Mudrock and a stripped-down band, this album finds the legendary rocker revitalized and ready to deliver a set of high-energy, good-time hard rock tunes that fans of classic rock, glam rock, and glam metal will thoroughly enjoy.

"The Eyes Of Alice Cooper" kicks off with the provocative "What Do You Want From Me?" and doesn't let up with tracks like the anthemic "Man Of The Year," the nostalgic "Between High School & Old School," and the rebellious "Spirits Rebellious." The album also throws in a few curveballs to keep things interesting, such as the haunting "This House Is Haunted" and the introspective "Love Should Never Feel Like This." With its raw, unpolished sound and Alice Cooper's signature wit and showmanship, this album is a testament to the artist's enduring appeal and his ability to reinvent himself while staying true to his roots.

The album was released on Mercury Studios and features a mix of genres that showcase Alice Cooper's versatility as an artist. From the proto-punk influences of "Backyard Brawl" to the classic rock vibes of "Detroit City," "The Eyes Of Alice Cooper" is a celebration of all that makes Alice Cooper one of the most iconic and influential figures in rock history. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his music, this album is sure to leave you craving more of the classic Alice Cooper experience.