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Overview
Alice Cooper hadn't had a hugely successful album in over a decade when, in 1989, he teamed up with Bon Jovi producer Desmond Child for Trash -- a highly slick and commercial yet edgy pop-metal effort that temporarily restored him to the charts in a big way. Fueled by the irresistible hit single "Poison," the album temporarily gave back to Cooper the type of visibility he deserved. There's nothing shocking here, and Cooper's ability to generate controversy had long since faded. But while the escapist Trash -- which was clearly aimed at the Mötley Crüe/Guns N' Roses crowd -- may not be the most challenging album of Cooper's career, and isn't in a class with School's Out or Billion Dollar Babies, it's fun and quite enjoyable. And it was great to see the long-neglected Cooper on MTV next to so many of the '80s rockers he had influenced.
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/01/2008 |
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Label: | Sbme Special Mkts. |
UPC: | 0886972319728 |
catalogNumber: | 723197 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Alice Cooper Primary Artist,VocalsJon Bon Jovi Vocals
Joe Perry Guitar
Kane Roberts Guitar
Richie Sambora Guitar
Stiv Bators Background Vocals
Desmond Child Background Vocals
Bernie Shanahan Background Vocals
Maria Vidal Background Vocals
Guy Mann-Dude Guitar
Tom Teeley Background Vocals
Paul Chiten Keyboards
Bobby Chouinard Drums
Steve Deutsch Synthesizer
Mark Frazier Guitar
Diana Grasselli Background Vocals
Jango Background Vocals
Alan St. Jon Keyboards,Background Vocals
Joey Kramer Drums
Steve Likather Guitar
Steve Lukather Guitar
Gregg Mangiafico Keyboards
John McCurry Guitar
Hugh McDonald Bass,Background Vocals
Louis Merlino Background Vocals
Jamie Sever Background Vocals
Allan St. John Keyboards,Background Vocals
Joe Turano Background Vocals
Steven Tyler Vocals
Myriam Naomi Valle Background Vocals
Kip Winger Vocals
Michael Anthony Background Vocals
Jack Johnson Guitar
Tom Hamilton Bass
Technical Credits
Alice Cooper ComposerJoan Jett Composer
Kane Roberts Composer
Desmond Child Composer,Producer
Bruce Roberts Composer
Bob Pfeifer Executive Producer
Andy Goldmark Composer
Steve Deutsch Programming
Mark Frazier Composer
Gregg Mangiafico Special Effects
John McCurry Composer
Obie O'Brien Engineer
Arthur Payson Engineer
Tom Perme Contributor,Drum Technician
Jamie Sever Composer
Diane Warren Composer
T. Teesley Composer
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