Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22337 in DVD
• Released on: 1999-05-04
• Rating: NR (Not Rated)
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: AC-3, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Number of discs: 1
• Running time: 109 minutes

Customer Reviews

Cooper Fan!
Alice Cooper is one of my favorite musicians. However, this dvd is not what I was expecting. This does not mean that it is not your cup of tea. This dvd is a little on the strange side, but of course thats the way Alice Cooper is. I have given this dvd only three stars at this time but it is starting to grow on me so who knows it may yet receive five stars at a later date.

BEST COOPER STAGE SHOW EVER!!!!
This is by far the best Alice cooper DVD out there! Bar None! And he dosent even cut his head off!!!
This Is Thatirics at its finest!He Must have at least 20 dancers(thats right dancers,one of witch he later marries!!)One time they even dance in the dark with black light on them so they look like skelitons!Then there is the Magic Movie Screen Witch he litterly is on screen one min.
and jumps out of it the next!! In and out,in and out!!! It truly is a sight to be seen and truly has to be seen to be believed or get the full effect.(Better then the gillotine any day!!)I have 6 Alice Cooper concert DVD's spanning his entire musical libarey. "Good to See You Again Alice Cooper 1973 *** */* "Welcome to My Nightmare***** Alice Cooper The Nightnare Returns**** Alice Cooper Trashes the World****
Brutally Live **** */* Live At Montreux *** */* Forgive me for being so long winded but I consider Myself somwhat of an Cooper expert Having owned everything he's ever relieced!! And Welcome To My Night Mare DVD is by far THE BEST ALICE COOPER DVD out there!!!! if your a fan or even you just like a really good concert BUY THIS DVD!!!!!!!

1975 - this is how it was
I was not impressed when this started: the sound is rubbish, the video quality not much better, and poor old Alice is almost falling-down drunk. Things do improve tho, and when we get to the final series of songs - Black Widow, Steven, and the incendiary School's Out, ALice is bringing the house down. I was converted. I've always loved Welcome To My Nightmare, and was stoked to see Tony Levin playing on this - although interestingly uncredited.
As several others have said, for all its faults this is history in the making and it deserves its place in the rock pantheon.