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Limited edition of 3000 numbered copies on magenta coloured 180-gram audiophile vinyl. Released in 1991, Hey Stoopid is the 19th studio album by rock legend Alice Cooper. Following the success of... more

Alice Cooper Killer Audiophile with 1972 Calendar / Friday Music is very pleased to offer another exciting installment in our Alice Cooper Vinyl Series with the super limited edition classic 1971... more

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing housed in gatefold jacket. Includes Alice's hits including "I'm Eighteen," "School's Out," "Under My Wheels," "Billion Dollar Babies," "Elected," "No More Mister Nice... more

Alice Cooper's Welcome To My Nightmare from Analogue Productions 180-gram 45 RPM double LP release Lacquers cut by Chris Bellman at Bernie Grundman Mastering Pressed at Quality Record Pressings and... more

After an amazing run of top-charting smash-hit albums and singles, Epic Records honored rock hall of famer and superstar Alice Cooper with a new greatest hits album in 1995, Classicks, which features... more

Alice Cooper's Bob Ezrin-Produced 2023 Album on Double LP with Bonus DVD Video! Pressed on Red Marbled Vinyl! - The road will make you or break you. To survive it, you need to be as tough as asphalt... more

180gm vinyl LP audiophile pressing. 1971 was a banner year for rising superstar Alice Cooper and his band with their mega smash hit album Killer. As a fourth album in his longstanding career with... more

1st Time 45 RPM (2LP) pressing of original 11 song album... 1st time on vinyl in U.S. since 2011 brutal brown vinyl 180G w/download card

Killer certainly takes it's title to heart. This is an album that bursts forth with energy, danger, and a razor-sharp edge. Too much ain't enough. Yes, Alice Cooper's second release is all that and... more

Teaming up again with mega-hit producer Desmond Child this 1991 hard rock masterpiece features some of the superstar acts' biggest songs ever. A star studded effort, Alice Cooper's HEY STOOPID... more

180 gram import LP pressing of the classic 1971 album featuring the controversial track "Dead Babies". KILLER peaked a #21 on the Billboard Album Charts.