ALICE COOPER Muscle Of Love Deluxe Edition 2 LP Pink Vinyl Only 3000 Made NEW
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Feb 27, 2025 Sold Date
Feb 22, 2025 Start Date
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You are bidding on a brand new and unopened limited edition Muscle Of Love (Deluxe Edition) (2LP, Pink Vinyl) by Alice Cooper
All sales final and no returns.  Shipped in new cardboard vinyl record box and protective outer sleeve applied.
Muscle Of Love (Deluxe Edition) (2LP, Pink Vinyl)
FEATURES 11 PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED TRACKS & ALTERNATE MIXES & BRAND NEW LINER NOTES
LIMITED TO 3,000
The wait is over, and the Muscle of Love (Deluxe) album —packed with unreleased tracks, early demos, and mixes that’ll take you straight into the heart of the madness!
One of the special gems you’ll find on this edition? The early version of “Crazy Little Child”. It’s a dive into Jackson’s wild, desperate world—a troubled kid on the streets of New Orleans, learning the ropes of survival the hard way. 
The definitive version of the band’s seventh and final full-length offering encompasses 11 previously unreleased tracks, spanning recently unearthed Early Versions and Alternate Mixes of staple songs. Additionally, the liner notes feature an in-depth and immersive track-by-track account of the story behind MUSCLE OF LOVE, as told to renowned music journalist Jaan Uhelszki. She spoke extensively to Cooper, guitarist Michael Bruce, bassist Dennis Dunaway, drummer Neal Smith, and additional guitarist Mick Mashbir to compile the most comprehensive discourse on this record ever published thus far.
MUSCLE OF LOVE saw the band double down on their rock ‘n’ roll roots, delivering an uncompromising body of work buoyed by impeccable playing, massive hooks, and good old-fashioned Detroit grit. Produced by Jack Richardson and Jack Douglas, it cracked the Top 10 of the Billboard 200 and scored a Gold certification from the RIAA. This uncompromising body of work includes the famed title track “Muscle of Love” as well as “Teenage Lament ’74,” “Big Apple Dreamin’ (Hippo),” and “Hard Hearted Alice.” It would also be the final album recorded by the original band, and they definitely went out with a bang, to say the least.


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