Alice Cooper - Dragontown (Special Edition)
Alice Cooper - Dragontown (Special Edition)

Alice Cooper - Dragontown (Special Edition)

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Product NameAlice Cooper - Dragontown (Special Edition)
ManufacturerSpitfire
Product Number MPN670211508925
Retail Price $18.98
EAN-130670211508925
EAN-1400670211508925
UPC670211508925
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Release Date2002-09-24
FormatAudio CD, CD
Artist(s)Alice Cooper
AlbumDragontown (Special Edition), Dragontown (Special Edition) [ECD]
Tracks
  1. Triggerman
  2. Deeper
  3. Dragontown
  4. Sex, Death and Money
  5. Fantasy Man
  6. Somewhere in the Jungle
  7. Disgraceland
  8. Sister Sara
  9. Every Woman Has a Name
  10. I Just Wanna Be God
  11. It's Much Too Late
  12. Sentinel
  13. Clowns Will Eat Me
  14. Go to Hell [Live]
  15. Ballad of Dwight Fry [Live]
  16. Brutal Planet [Remix]
  17. Gimme [CD-Rom Track] [Enhanced Video]
  18. It's the Little Things [CD-Rom Track] [Enhanced Video], Triggerman
  19. Deeper
  20. Dragontown
  21. Sex, Death and Money
  22. Fantasy Man
  23. Somewhere in the Jungle
  24. Disgraceland
  25. Sister Sara
  26. Every Woman Has a Name
  27. I Just Wanna Be God
  28. It's Much Too Late
  29. Sentinel
  30. Clowns Will Eat Me
  31. Go to Hell [Live]
  32. Ballad of Dwight Fry [Live]
  33. Brutal Planet [Remix]
  34. Gimme [Enhanced Video]
  35. It's the Little Things [Enhanced Video]
Num. of Items2
Record LabelSpitfire Records, Spitfire
GenreHard Rock
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Here is what people are saying about the Alice Cooper - Dragontown (Special Edition)
5 Star Rating  "Extra Cd"2006-04-21
- Reviewed By Noah Grenwood from Falmouth, MA USA
I personally am a big fan of Alice and it was worth it to me to buy the Dragontown album again just to have these extra songs on the second disk. Having said that here's what I think. The Clowns Will Eat Me is awesome. I love it, never get bored of it and can now add it to my collection. I believe you can also get the clown song on the Japanese import of Brutal Planet. I guess it was made for that album and not Dragontown. Oh well that was there and this is here. The two live tracks are taken from Alice's, Brutally Live DVD concert. It sounds so good when turned up loud, good bass. The fourth song is a remix of the song Brutal Planet. Alot of people have said they don't care for it. I respect their opinions, and I myself actually like it. Not only is it not bad, but just the fact that it sounds like a techno dance song(which Alice has never done before) makes it very original in itself.
 
3 Star Rating  "Cooper bounces back with another strong one."2005-08-07
- Reviewed By Rock Aficionado from Canada
Brutal Planet should have been a great album, what with the presence of Ezrin. However, one of the busiest producers around, Bob Marlette, got his hands on it and made it sound far too generic. The riffs were dull and the album thudded boringly, with so little of that classic Alice personality.

Dragontown is like Alice waking up. It's a transition from Brutal Planet to Eyes Of, which celebrated a return to classic 70's Alice. It's not quite there yet, but it's getting there. Marlette is still producing, but this time he and Cooper have decided to brighten the whole affair.

There are a couple really outstanding songs here. "Every Woman Has A Name" sounds like something Alice would have done with Ezrin. It's a lush song with strings that recalls "Only Women Bleed" or "It's Only My Heart Talking". Also great is "It's Much Too Late", which reminds me of "Wind Up Toy" from 1991. It has a lot of the old Alice 70's vibe too, it's fantastic. Very pop. Modern production is left off this one, the instruments sound cleaner and bright.

"Triggerman", the opening track, is fast with an industrial sound, but with much more emphasis on melody than Brutal Planet. "Disgraceland" features Alice doing quite a great Elvis impersonation, and the band are kicking back in a rockabilly groove too. Some might consider this track fluff, and it's definitely different than any other on the album, but it's pretty fun.

Unfortunately "Deeper" is just basically a rewrite of Brutal Planet's title track, with some "Blessed By Fire" mixed in. Just a boring, uninteresting track, with terrible sounding cymbal samples and a muddy riff that is just horrifically generic.

The bonus disc here is totally worth owning, even for casual Alice fans. Actually, especially for them in a way, because it'll give them exposure to some other awesome Alice tracks they may have missed. "Go To Hell" and "Dwight Fry" are live. (I cannot tell you if they are same versions as on Brutally Live or not, but I suspect that they are.) "Clowns Will Eat Me" was previously only available on Japanese import, and it's a great party track that fits much better in Dragontown than Brutal Planet for which it was recorded. Finally there's the remix of "Brutal Planet" itself which gives it a Rob Zombie feel. It's not a superior mix, (I miss the female backing vocal) but I always dig robots talking.

 
3 Star Rating  "A Nu-Metal "Goes to Hell""2004-07-23
- Reviewed By Graboidz from Westminster, Maryland
"Dragontown" is like a follow-up to Alice Cooper's "Goes To Hell" album. But unlike "Goes To Hell", "Dragontown" features songs about the various characters that populate Dragontown. You have "Triggerman" about a contract killer, "Sister Sara" about a wayward nun, "The Sentinel" about a would be terrorist etc. You hear the reasons why these people have been sent to Dragontown. Some of the songs are Alice Cooper at his best. "Sister Sara" is a great song that is probably the stand-out track on the album. "Sex, Death & Money" is also catchy and features hysterical lyrics only Cooper can come up with. For the most part the musical style is similar to "Brutal Planet", maybe not as hard edged. There are two songs here though that I don't really care for, "Somewhere in the Jungle" is too political for Alice. This song about African genocide just doesn't fit with the rest of the disk, and seems like it was just a left over cut from "Brutal Planet". The other song that is weak is "Deeper". Again it sounds like a "Brutal Planet" leftover, and the song isn't bad, but the production completely destroys the backing vocals. When Alice gets to the chorus, you can hear the background singers singing something, but who knows what it is, because they are buried under the guitar. I bought the original "Dragontown" and the Special Edition. If you haven't purchased this disk yet, get the Special Edition if only for the song "(Can't Sleep) Clowns Will Eat Me". Though "Clowns" doesn't really fit the theme of "Dragontown", it is a great Cooper song. Actually I think "Brutal Planet" and "Dragontown" should have been released as a double album.
 
5 Star Rating  "Best since Welcome to My Nightmare"2004-06-04
- Reviewed By David
Dragontown is a great CD if you like the harder, darker Alice. His voice has never been better and the CD showcases why he is still the original shock rocker. Not so much shocking in mindless Goth Rock blood and guts kind of way. But in a way that is typical Alice --- Sarcastic and funny but still twisted and sick. Most all of the songs on this CD are well written and follow Alice in his decent into Dragontown. Dragontown, Sex Death and Money, Triggerman, Sister Sara are all standouts on this CD. The Song I Wanna Be God was very disturbing to me when I first heard it. Then I realized that that statement and the lyrics are so ridiculous that Alice is just trying to get a rise out of the listener. The extra's on the Special Edition are ok but the real winner on this album is the new material and you; if you buy this one for your collection. DARK !
 
3 Star Rating  "Solid Follow-up"2003-02-18
- Reviewed By Nick Teplanson from Chicago, IL
I got this and Brutal Planet recently. I'm not sure which I like better. Dragontown works far better as a whole and conceptually, but I think Brutal Planet has more standout songs. In any event, this is a real solid album, worth picking up if you liked Brutal Planet at all.

The style is not that completely similar. I want to say it's a bit less commercial and accessible, still hooky, but not as obvious. It's darker, feels a bit like a horror movie. Good solos too.

The production is a bit better then brutal planet. Not as sterile sounding, and the drums fit in better, but could still be improved.

The only reason I'd say you'd like it if you like BP is because it's a heavier, less commercial Alice. I really don't have a lot else to say about it, just that you shouldn't expect a masterpiece, but a solid effort.

 
4 Star Rating  "Best since The Last Temptation"2002-10-17
- Reviewed By Jonathan Church from Naselle, WA
"Dragontown" is Alice's best album since 1994's "The Last Temptation". This edition comes with (Can't Sleep) "Clowns Will Eat Me" which was only previously available on the Japanese import of the "Brutal Planet" album. The song "Brutal Planet" is remixed on the bonus CD and it is not all that interesting of a remix and probably should not haven been done. It also features two live tracks "Got to Hell" and "Ballad of Dwight Fry" which isn't all that thrilling either since live versions of these tracks were previously available on various imports. A common complaint about Alice Cooper concerts is that you know what songs you are going to hear because he adds very little recent material in his set lists (material from "Constrictor" to "Dragontown"). If he added a couple live tracks of recent material that haven't been available before, I would've given it five stars "Dragontown" rocks, but the bonus CD is only worth buying for "Clowns" and if you have the Japanese import of "Brutal Planet", don't bother picking this CD up. My four star rating is based on the "Dragontown" album itself, not this bonus CD.
 
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