Re: Glasgow’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Posted: Thu Nov 08, 2007 1:36 pm
Alice Cooper's gig at the Glasgow Apollo On feb 19 1982 was recorded by Radio Clyde and broadcast.
Several months later, three tracks from the gig were issued on a 12'' ep For Britain Only which was released to commemorate what he thought was a particularly good tour.
The three live tracks were Model Citizen, Who Do You Think We Are, and Under My Wheels
A 7'' version of the single only had the Glasgow version of Under my wheels
The set list was:
1 Who Do You Think We Are
2 Model Citizen
3 Go To Hell
4 Guilty
5 I'm Eighteen
6 Cold Ethyl
7 Only Women Bleed
8 No More Mr. Nice Guy
9 Clones
10 Under My Wheels
11 I Never Cry
12 Grim Facts
13 Pain
14 Generation Landslide
15 School's Out
And if I remember rightly the whose set appeared on Radio Clyde, although only the three tracks on For Britain Only received official release.
Incidentally, the first line of For Britain Only is "We blasted Glasgow..."
Sadly it went downhill from there...
Several months later, three tracks from the gig were issued on a 12'' ep For Britain Only which was released to commemorate what he thought was a particularly good tour.
The three live tracks were Model Citizen, Who Do You Think We Are, and Under My Wheels
A 7'' version of the single only had the Glasgow version of Under my wheels
The set list was:
1 Who Do You Think We Are
2 Model Citizen
3 Go To Hell
4 Guilty
5 I'm Eighteen
6 Cold Ethyl
7 Only Women Bleed
8 No More Mr. Nice Guy
9 Clones
10 Under My Wheels
11 I Never Cry
12 Grim Facts
13 Pain
14 Generation Landslide
15 School's Out
And if I remember rightly the whose set appeared on Radio Clyde, although only the three tracks on For Britain Only received official release.
Incidentally, the first line of For Britain Only is "We blasted Glasgow..."
Sadly it went downhill from there...