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Zipper Catches Skin is the fourteenth studio album by Alice Cooper, released in 1982. Co-produced by Cooper and his bassist at the time, Erik Scott, Zipper Catches Skin is musically known for its dry and energetic hard rock style, with pop punk and post-punk influences and less emphasis on hard riffs, carrying on a similar musical direction of the preceding Special Forces with sonically slicker and clearer results.1. 'Zorro's Ascent' (Alice Cooper, John Nitzinger, Billy Steele, Erik Scott) -2. 'Make That Money (Scrooge's Song)' (Cooper, Dick Wagner) -3. 'I Am The Future' (Gary Osborne, Lalo Schifrin) -4.
'No Baloney Homosapiens' (Cooper, Wagner) -5. 'Adaptable (Anything for You)' (Cooper, Steele, Scott) -6. 'I Like Girls' (Cooper, Nitzinger, Scott) -7. 'Remarkably Insincere' (Cooper, Nitzinger, Scott) -8. 'Tag, You're It' (Cooper, Nitzinger, Scott) -9. 'I Better Be Good' (Cooper, Wagner, Scott) -10.
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'I'm Alive (That Was the Day My Dead Pet Returned to Save My Life)' (Cooper, Wagner, Scott) -less.
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Profile: Note - This page is for the band Alice Cooper.Post-1974 solo releases and writing credits by the artist Alice Coopershould be entered under, as should all pre-1974 credits for Alice Cooper on the band's releases.-Initially forming as the Earwigs, then playing as the Spidersthrough the sixties, Vincent Furnier, Glen Buxton, Michael Bruce, DennisDunaway and John Speer becamein 1967. Speer was quickly replaced by Neal Smith and the band soonchanged their name to Alice Cooper to prevent confusion with 's group.Lead singer Furnier took on the identity of Alice Cooper onstage andthe band went on to become one of the most popular rock bands of theearly seventies. Their overblown stage presence basically created shockrock and was hugely influential on the rock scene that followed.The band split in 1974 as Furnier wanted to focus on the theatricalside of the band, while the other members wanted to concentrate on themusic. Vincent went solo and officially changed his name to AliceCooper in 1975. Bruce, Dunaway and Smith went on to form, named after the most popular Alice Cooper album.