Flush The Fashion
Alice Cooper (2)
1980
Flush The Fashion is a Electronic album by Alice Cooper (2), originally released in 1980. On Gatefold: 64 pressings tracked, owned by 6 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- synthetic
- restless
- theatrical
About
Released in 1980, <i>Flush the Fashion</i> is a huge pivot for Alice Cooper. Shedding his theatrical intricacies, the singer embraces New Wave’s sci-fi buzz and postmodern themes. Opening up the album are ”Clones (We’re All),” a satirical ode to conformity constructed from computerized vocals and drum-machine bops, and “Talk Talk,” a ’60s rave-up that mutates into cold, mechanical rock with whining synths. Cooper’s own songwriting proves to be just as good: “Nuclear Infected” is darkly humorous punk that pokes fun at meltdown anxiety.
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Tracklist
- 1Talk Talk2:09
- 2Clones (We're All)2:51
- 3Pain4:06
- 4Leather Boots1:36
- 5Aspirin Damage2:56
- 6Nuclear Infected2:15
- 7Grim Facts3:24
- 8Model Citizen2:38
- 9Dance Yourself to Death3:09
- 10Headlines3:18
Credits
Performers
- Flo & EddieBACKING VOCALS
- Fred MandelBACKING VOCALS GUITAR KEYBOARDS
- Joe PizzuloBACKING VOCALS
- Keith AllisonBACKING VOCALS
- Rick TierneyBACKING VOCALS
- Cooker Lo PrestiBASS
- Dennis ConwayDRUMS
- Davey JohnstoneLEAD GUITAR
- Howard KaylanBACKING VOCALS
- Mark VolmanBACKING VOCALS
- Alice CooperLEAD VOCALS
6 collectors on Gatefold own this · 64 pressings tracked on Gatefold