ALICE COOPER, "I'll Bite Your Face Off"

[(Artie Ziff)]

Goes to radio the week of September 11 from Billboard.biz. I'm pretty sure this is from the 30+ years-in-the-waiting sequel to their Welcome To My Nightmare album.

EDIT : MODIFIED ARTIST

[Devin]

.... weeeeeeiiiirrrrrrrddddd.....

[Ron57]

I'm sorry but this is just wrong.

Anyway, the song that he's collaborating with Ke$ha on is actually called "What Baby Wants", so I don't really know what to say.


Also, you can listen to the actual "I'll Bite Your Face Off" song here.
It's not featuring Ke$ha, so this title is wrong. I don't know where Artie gets his information.

[(Artie Ziff)]

Noted, it was worded strangely in the Billboard.biz email. The single is correct, but the artist credit was not. Fixed!

Aug 26, 2011 7:58:39 GMT -5 Devin said:

the song that he's collaborating with Ke$ha on is actually called "What Baby Wants"

[Devin]

^ I never said that, Ron did. Also weird.

Alice Cooper on pop radio anyone?

[Deleted]

"I'll Bite Your Face Off" is decent and has that classic Alice sound to it, but it's nothing amazing.

The clip of "What Baby Wants", however, is s**t. And that has nothing to do with Ke$ha, the song itself just sounds annoying and repetitive.

[david112]

Don't get me wrong I hate kesha and all she stands for with an intense passion but something about that song sounds deliciously wicked.

[Nicholas2.0]

Aug 26, 2011 17:23:31 GMT -5 david112 said:

Don't get me wrong I hate kesha and all she stands for with an intense passion but...

Translation: "Ke$ha is my guilty pleasure, so..."

Calling you out. Not making fun, though, because while I initially hated "Tik Tok," it's so catchy that resistance is futile. She's got songs I like that I don't even feel guilty about, she's charismatic, and pretty cute, too.

[(Artie Ziff)]

Cooper's no stranger to the top ten of the Hot 100, so having a pop hit isn't too far of a stretch.

[Devin]

^ Yes, but that was when the Hot 100 was made up of physical single purchases. Radio never played a factor; it had it's own chart that only started getting included in the Billboard Hot 100 on December 5, 1998.

[(Artie Ziff)]

While that's sort of true (airplay factored a percentage of the Hot 100), Poison reached #12 on CHR Airplay and School's Out made it to #10.

[Devin]

^ "School's Out" was in the 70's though, when glam rock was growing in popularity. "Poison" was a Guns N Roses-like track which was popular in the late 80's as well.

[(Artie Ziff)]

Exactly. Those were just my points showing Alice Cooper isn't looking for his first CHR action with this Ke$ha song.

[Deleted]

I also don't think Alice is looking for CHR success, I think he worked with Ke$ha because I know they met at a concert and Ke$ha is a fan of his, kinda like when Slash and Fergie collaborated, even though Fergie is a poser but that's a story for another day.

[(Artie Ziff)]

Starting to really like this song, a lot. Loving the '60s bluesy guitar vibe throughout the song.