From the Inside by Alice Cooper (CD, May-1999, Warner Records France)

Most of us that are old enough, would remember the greatest Rock Man of all time.

I learned of him back when I was 15 or 16 years old, every time when school let for summer. Alice Cooper's song 'School's Out' the song would play on the days when we were let out of school.

My first album I bought was called 'Welcome To My Nightmare' on Vinyl (long playing record) I was 16 when I got it and I do still have it. It is in perfect shape. After the Cassettes came out, I bought many of his albums my last cassette I bought was 'Hey Stupid'.

Then CD's came out I started trying to get his album's all over again. Some I got with luck, other's we had to special order.

I was so happy to see 'From The Inside' available on here at first I was only going to watch the album and decided it would be best to pay for it now. So, I wait for it to come here.

His albums depending which one you fall in love, most of the albums kind of tell a story. 'From The Inside' tells several stories rolled onto one album. What can I say about Alice Cooper?

He rocks!

In my opinion, the best album that Alice Cooper ever made! I found it in a pawn-shop years ago and fell in love with the lyrics, the music, and the supposed story about it being an album written about actual people that he met while in rehab. At some point while bouncing around the US it was lost - and it took five years before a mall store was able to acquire another for me (as it was long out of production). That one was stolen soon after.

I've looked endlessly for this album ever since with no luck - the simplest solution (ebay) for some reason never occurred to me till now. Can't wait to hear it again... and again... and again!!! Every track is great - all the lyrics are killer - and always bear in mind the circumstances under which it was written. If you have ever had the misfortune to be in rehab, you will identify completely with this album - and if not, you'll gain an interesting insight!!

this album was something i grew up with. the feelings behind the songs are fantastic. the whole album is very cohesive from the first song until the last. even though the music is a little dated it still sounds fresh. they don't make theme albums anymore like this. i own hundreds of cd's and this is one of my favorites. some may say it's just sentimental felling's but this album makes me feel good. and isn't that music is supposed to do.