Alice Cooper - Trash Basura
Review by Aureo Gonzales
Trash Basura, the twelfth studio album by Alice Cooper, is a thrilling rock and roll experience that showcases the artist's signature sound and style. Released in 1989, the album features ten tracks that are a mix of hard rock, glam metal, and pop rock.
The album opens with the hit single "Poison," a catchy and infectious rock anthem that became one of Cooper's biggest hits. Other standout tracks include "Bed of Nails," "House of Fire," and "Only My Heart Talkin'," which features guest vocals from Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.
Cooper's vocals are as powerful and dynamic as ever, and his band delivers a tight and energetic performance throughout the album. The production is slick and polished, with a strong emphasis on catchy hooks and memorable choruses.
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Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Only My Heart Talkin' | 4:47 | |
| Trash | 4:02 | |
| Why Trust You | 3:12 | |
| Poison | 4:29 | |
| This Maniacs' In Love With You | 3:48 | |
| This Maniac's In Love With You | 3:48 | |
| Hell Is Living Without You | 4:10 | |
| Bed Of Nails | 4:19 | |
| Spark In The Dark | 3:51 | |
| I'm Your Gun | 3:47 | |
| House Of Fire | 3:46 |
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Catalog Numbers
- EPIC 346
- 170-098
Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Cassette
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Manufactured By | CBS/Columbia C.A. |
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Backing Vocals | Alan St. John, Bernie Shanahan, Desmond Child, Diana Graselli, Hugh McDonald, Jamie Sever, Jango , Joe Turano, Louie Merlino, Maria Vidal, Michael Anthony , Myriam Valle, Stiv Bator, Tom Teeley |
| Bass | Hugh McDonald |
| Design | David Coleman |
| Drums | Bobby Chouinard |
| Engineer [Assistant | George Cowan |
| Bearsville Studios] | George Cowan |
| Blue Jay Studios] | Mark Tanzer |
| Mediasound] | Lolly Grodner |
| Power Station] | Ben Fowler |
| Right Track Recording] | John Herman |
| Sanctuary Sound Studios] | Nick Didia |
| Sigma Sound Studios] | Brian Sterber, Don Peterkofsky |
| The Complex] | Duane Seykora |
| Village Recorder] | Robert Hart |
| Engineer | Obie O'Brien |
| Executive-Producer | Bob Pfeifer |
| Guitar | John McCurry |
| Keyboards | Alan St. John |
| Lead Vocals | Alice |
| Mixed By | Steve Thompson & Michael Barbiero |
| Photography By | Glen LaFerman |
| Producer | Desmond Child |
| Recorded By | Sir Arthur Payson |
| Synthesizer | Steve Deutsch |
| Technician | Gregg Mangiafico |
| Written-By | Alice Cooper (tracks: A1 to A4, B1 to B5), Andy Goldmark (tracks: A5), Bob Held (tracks: B2), Bruce Roberts (tracks: A5), Desmond Child (tracks: A1 to A4, B1 to B5), Diane Warren (tracks: B1), Jamie Sever (tracks: B3), Joan Jett (tracks: A3), John McCurry (tracks: A1, B5), Jon Bon Jovi (tracks: B4), Mark Frazier (tracks: B3), Richie Sambora (tracks: B4), Tom Teeley (tracks: B2) |
| Management | Daniel Markus, Shep Gordon, Toby Mamis |
| Mastered By | George Marino |
| Production Manager | Michael Anthony |
Notes
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☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
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I had not yet, at that time even looked at the brief clips of his concerts.
My comment referred back to a couple of songs on the first five albums.
After looking at some of these concerts, I absolutely must revoke and withdraw my comment about him being any kind of a legend. The content is literally satanic, evil and beyond comprehension of any definition that is good.
Therefore, I renounce Alice Cooper and all his works.
I made a horrible mistake. And now, I am fixing it.
The Almighty God, Jesus Christ and The Holy Spirit is my stronghold. And the music of Alice Cooper is an offense against God.
I am very sorry for the temporary confusion.
That kind of behavior is not okay. I revoke all prior comments to him and about him, and this is the only one that stands.
To my other fellow Christians, please forgive me. I had not, at that point, seen the content of those performances. And they are utterly indefensible.
I am deeply sorry for this mistake.
About year 1968
I Go in through the lobby lit up in blacklights to doors to big dance hall
A band up on stage playing loud 4 dudes all dressed in Jet black clothes
Lead singer stood still in middle had blackest of eyes and he stared straight ahead holding Mike in one hand and other hand elbow at his inside hand softy hanging down
Long black hair no makeup
and we never heard these songs before but we all agreed pretty damn good man
The admission price was .50 cents
The big sign out front onthe highway read
ALICE COOPER
I can clearly still see that sign to this day
His greatest song ever is Poison in my opinion
But in the last 20 years, "they" made our lives more and more:
1: Boring, 2: Musically null, 3: Conformist (sheeple), 4: Confused, 5: Hypocrit, 6: WOKE.
I think it's by purpose. I believe it can be reversed.