After an amazing string of gold and platinum albums and singles, Warner Bros. honored Alice Cooper and his band with their own Alice Cooper’s Greatest Hits album in 1974. This top charting LP featured the superstar acts’ biggest songs from their albums Love It To Death, Killer, School’s Out, Billion Dollar Babies and Muscle Of Love.

Handling their own production chores along with producers like Bob Ezrin, Jack Richardson and Jack Douglas, Alice Cooper and his legendary band (Michael Bruce-guitar/keys, Glen Buxton-lead guitar, Neal Smith-drums and Dennis Dunaway-bass) truly recorded some of the finest hard rock ever for this platinum plus collection.

Featuring hard rock smashes like School’s Out, I’m Eighteen, Billion Dollar Babies, Under My Wheels and No More Mister Nice Guy, it is easy to see why this album climbed to the upper rungs of the charts in 1974.

Even more masterful cuts like Elected, Is It My Body, Desperado and Hello Hooray make this album one of the most enduring rock and roll best of albums in classic rock history. It has been out of print on vinyl now for several decades…that is until now.

Friday Music is very proud to offer another exciting installment in our Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series with the classic 1974 smash album Alice Cooper’s Greatest Hits. Impeccably mastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso (Alice Cooper/David Bowie/Deep Purple) at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, this Anniversary limited edition first time 180 Gram LP is also presented in a first time collectable deluxe gatefold cover with the original 1974 rare inner sleeve artwork detailed inside. We believe this is the definitive sounding version of this monumental collection and will be one of the more anticipated audiophile releases of 2013.

Let’s now celebrate Alice Cooper’s Greatest Hits... Anniversary Edition... First Time 180 Gram Vinyl... Only From Your Friends at Friday Music. School’s Out...

1973 was a banner year for the legendary Alice Cooper and his band with their smash hit album Muscle Of Love. As a seventh album in his longstanding career with Warner Bros. Records, Muscle Of Love was a hard rocking event which many of his fans point to as one of their favorite Alice Cooper albums of choice. It’s easy to hear why!

To add to his continuing phenomenal successes, Muscle Of Love was another Alice Cooper top ten album to rock the charts. It also was a return to their more hard rocking sounds as first heard on their first albums like Killer (FRM-2567), while blending theatrical stage show persona with prog-rock and heavy metal workouts which have since become synonymous with the Alice Cooper legacy.

Handling their own production chores with Jack Richardson and Jack Douglas, Alice Cooper and his legendary band (Michael Bruce-guitar/keys, Glen Buxton-lead guitar, Neal Smith-drums and Dennis Dunaway-bass) assembled some of their finest material ever for this gold status effort.

Thanks to hard rock singles like Teenage Lament ’74 and deep album tracks like Crazy Little Child and Big Apple Dreamin’ (Hippo), Muscle Of Love quickly developed into an exciting listening experience for the fans and radio stations around the globe. Upon first remembrances of this masterpiece, a treasure trove of classic hard rock sounds truly awaits you. Not only do you get classics like Never Been Sold Before and the funk rock fusion of Woman Machine, even more standouts abound including the James Bond inspired Man With The Golden Gun and the hard rockin’ Working Up A Sweat. Track for track, guitar riff to guitar riff, Alice Cooper’s Muscle Of Love was an awesome hard rock masterwork achievement.

Friday Music is very proud to offer another exciting installment in our Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series with his classic 1973 smash album Muscle Of Love. Impeccably mastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso (Alice Cooper/David Bowie/Deep Purple) at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, this 40th Anniversary limited edition first time 180 Gram LP is also presented in a first time collectable deluxe gatefold cover with the original 1973 rare full color inner sleeve artwork detailed inside. We believe this is the definitive sounding version of this monumental recording and will be one of the more anticipated audiophile releases of 2013.

Let’s now celebrate with Alice Cooper... Muscle Of Love... 40th Anniversary Edition... First Time 180 Gram Vinyl... Only From Your Friends at Friday Music. What Are You Gonna Do...

1971 was a banner year for rising superstar Alice Cooper and his band with their latest hit album Killer. As a fourth album in his longstanding career with Warner Bros. Records, Killer was an amazing masterwork which many of his fans point to as one of their favorite Alice Cooper albums of choice. It's easy to hear why!

Killer was his first top twenty album to rock the charts. It also was one of the first albums in his arsenal to uniquely blend his theatrical stage show persona with prog-rock and heavy metal workouts which have since become classic rock anthems.

Teaming up again with his long time producer Bob Ezrin, Alice Cooper and his legendary band (Michael Bruce: guitar/keys, Glen Buxton: lead guitar, Neal Smith: drums and Dennis Dunaway: bass) assembled some of their finest material ever for this platinum plus effort.

Thanks to smash singles like Under My Wheels and Be My Lover, Killer quickly developed into an exciting listening experience for the fans and radio stations around the globe. Upon first remembrances of this masterpiece, a treasure trove of classic hard rock sounds truly awaits you. Not only do you get classics like Halo Of Flies and You Drive Me Nervous, even more hits abound including his Jim Morrison tribute Desperado and of course metal anthem Dead Babies and the brilliant title track and album closer Killer. Track for track, guitar riff to guitar riff, Killer was so chock full of hits, it wasn't uncommon for hipper radio programmers to play an entire album side on their air shifts back in the classic rock era.

Friday Music is very proud to offer another exciting installment in our Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series with his classic 1971 smash album Killer. Impeccably mastered from the original Warner Bros. tapes by Joe Reagoso (Alice Cooper/David Bowie/Deep Purple) at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, this limited edition 180 Gram LP is also presented in a collectable deluxe gatefold cover, originally designed by Alice Cooper himself, with the original 1972 calendar artwork inside, and of course Kachina, his boa constrictor on the famous front cover. We believe this is the definitive sounding version of this monumental recording and will be one of the more anticipated audiophile releases of 2012.

Alice Cooper... Killer... One of the greatest desert island discs on your short list... First Time 180 Gram Vinyl... Got You Under My Wheels...

Alice Cooper is no stranger to the Friday Music label. As we continue to offer some of his greatest works through our extensive Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Series, we are so very proud now to announce his incredible concert recording A Fistful Of Alice. This Capitol Records era album features all of his big hits including one of a kind workouts on School's Out, Eighteen, Desperado, Only Women Bleed, as well as later smashes like Poison and the rare studio track Is Anyone Home?

Originally released as a CD and digital release only, we are doubly proud to be issuing this for the first time as a deluxe 2 LP audiophile album! This limited edition album comes in a deluxe gatefold cover, which includes all of the original colorful graphics, plus the five star mastering from the original Guardian Records/Capitol Records tapes by Joe Reagoso (School's Out, Welcome To My Nightmare).

Recorded at Sammy Hagar's Cabo Wabo Cantina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, Alice Cooper brings out his superstar rockstar friends for this historic live recording... how about Slash, Rob Zombie and Sammy Hagar!

This music is extensive non-stop smashes, the band is killer, and the hard rock excitement is second to none. Alice Cooper's classic A Fistful Of Alice, now on audiophile vinyl will be one of the most anticipated limited edition releases this year!

1975 was a banner year for superstar Alice Cooper with his conceptual hit album Welcome To My Nightmare. A precursor to the video revolution, Welcome To My Nightmare was an extravaganza on many historic levels. As a major television broadcast seen by millions, the album soared to the top of pop and rock charts, thanks to the clever paring of the songs, acting and general persona of the legend Alice Cooper.

Teaming up again with his long time producer Bob Ezrin, the duo assembled some of the greatest music to go along with the David Winter produced film, and in doing so, created some of his best known songs like the huge hit single Only Women Bleed. This top 5 single carried Welcome To My Nightmare into multiple platinum territory and forever etched the word superstar to the name of Alice Cooper.

Special guest star legend Vincent Price pays a visit as The Curator and narrator on Devil's Food. Plus stellar guitarists like Dick Wagner (Lou Reed/Peter Gabriel) and Steve Hunter (Lou Reed/David Lee Roth), and Tony Levin (King Crimson/Peter Gabriel) on bass, help make this a very hip and exciting listening experience.

Friday Music is very proud to offer another installment in our Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series. Painstakingly mastered from the original Atlantic Records tapes by Joe Reagoso (School's Out) at Friday Music Studios and Capitol Records in Hollywood, CA. This limited edition 180 Gram LP also includes for the first time, a collectable deluxe gatefold cover with the original lyrics and photo elements from the 1975 release. We believe this is the definitive sounding version of this classic rock recording, and will be one of the more anticipated audiophile releases of 2010.

Hey Kids! What a great way to kick off the summer: Alice Cooper's School's Out, now remastered on 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl. Friday Music is very proud to announce this 1972 classic release as part of our ongoing Alice Cooper 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl Series. Produced by Bob Ezrin, this album forever etched the word superstar next to Alice Cooper's name, as this legacy recording has nothing but great memories of super hard rock and great songs fit for a king.

Aside from the anthem title track, the album contained equally strong album tracks like Public Animal #9, My Stars and Alma Mater. This multi-platinum effort also has been one of the most influential hard rock recordings of its time, and one of the biggest albums of his amazing career.

Mastered from the original Warner Bros. vault tapes by Joe Reagoso, this album has stood the test of time, and now has the most impeccable sound ever, complete with a very nice gatefold cover with the original art elements, and poly sleeve to protect your investment. Rock on!