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In 1970, realizing just how different their sound and their mission were from those of the Doors, Grateful Dead and other California bands, Alice Cooper abandoned the psychedelia of their first two LPs and came home to Detroit to make an album with fledgling producer Bob Ezrin. That’s when their tough, guitar-powered—that is to say, very "Detroit"—sound was born, and that’s the sound (and the moment) they celebrate with this new album. Bob and the band once again met in Detroit, teamed with some killer Motor City musicians and recorded this electrifying new homage to that pivotal moment half a century ago: "Rock & Roll," "Go Man Go," "Social Debris," "Hail Mary," "I Hate You," "Detroit City 2021" and more. Dig into "Detroit Stories" on CD or double vinyl, or go for the limited-edition two-disc set, which adds the full show "A Paranormal Evening at the Olympia Paris" on DVD: "I’m Eighteen," "School’s Out/Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2," "I Love the Dead," "Killer," "Only Women Bleed," "Billion Dollar Babies," "Under My Wheels," "No More Mr. Nice Guy," "Pain," "Poison" and more. Now available on video for the first time, that concert is also here on Blu-Ray as part of the boxed set, which also includes the "Detroit Stories" album on CD plus a T-shirt, face mask, torch light and three stickers! Earmusic.