Alice Cooper – Dragontown (2001, Spitfire Records)

Track Listing:
1. “Triggerman” … 3:59
2. “Deeper” … 4:35
3. “Dragontown” … 5:05
4. “Sex Death & Money” … 3:37
5. “Fantasy Man” … 3:52
6. “Somewhere In The Jungle” … 4:06
7. “Disgraceland” … 5:21
8. “I Just Wanna Be God” … 3:32
9. “Sister Sara” … 4:34
10. “Every Woman Has A Name” … 3:43
11. “It’s Much Too Late” … 4:38
12. “The Sentinel” … 3:53

Band:
Alice Cooper – Vocals
Ryan Roxie – Guitar
Tim Pierce – Guitar
Greg Smith – Bass
Kenny Aronoff – Drums
Bob Marlette – Keyboard, Guitar, Bass

Produced by: Bob Marlette

A sequel to Brutal Planet, but far more diverse. Alice was still on the industrial metal kick here, but he branches out with more of the typical Alice humor and catchy songs like the rockabilly “Disgraceland” and the awesome ballads, “Every Woman Has A Name”, and “It’s Much Too Late”.

Initially, I wasn’t a big fan of either of Alice’s two industrial-inspired works, but I *did* take a liking to Dragontown over Brutal Planet then and I still do to this day. There’s just too many catchy songs here, industrial or not, to not be a fan of it. I just needed time to adjust to this more modern, heavier Alice style.

Highlights: “Triggerman”, “Sex Death & Money”, “Fantasy Man”, “Disgraceland”, “Every Woman Has A Name”, “It’s Much Too Late”

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