Originating in Phoenix, Arizona, in 1964, "Alice Cooper" was originally a band with roots extending back to a band called the Earwigs, consisting of Furnier on lead vocals and harmonica, Glen Buxton on lead guitar, and Dennis Dunaway on bass guitar and backing vocals. By 1966, Michael Bruce on rhythm guitar joined the three and Neal Smith was added on drums in 1967. The five named the band "Alice Cooper", and Furnier eventually adopted it as his stage pseudonym. They released their 1969 debut studio album with limited chart success. Breaking out with the 1970 single "I'm Eighteen" and the third studio album Love It to Death, the band reached their commercial peak in 1973 with their sixth studio album, Billion Dollar Babies. After the band broke up, Furnier legally changed his name to Alice Cooper and began a solo career in 1975 with the concept album Welcome to My Nightmare. Over his career, Cooper has sold well over 50 million records.
Cooper has experimented with a number of musical styles, mainly hard rock, glam rock, heavy metal, and glam metal, but also new wave (1980–1983), art rock on DaDa (1983), and industrial rock on Brutal Planet (2000) and Dragontown (2001). He helped to shape the sound and look of heavy metal, and has been described as the artist who "first introduced horror imagery to rock 'n' roll, and whose stagecraft and showmanship have permanently transformed the genre". He is also known for his wit offstage, with The Rolling Stone Album Guide calling him the world's most "beloved heavy metal entertainer". Away from music, Cooper is a film actor, a golfing celebrity, a restaurateur, and, since 2004, a radio disc jockey (DJ) with his classic rock show Nights with Alice Cooper.
Full Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Cooper
Band studio albums
Pretties for You (1969)
Easy Action (1970)
Love It to Death (1971)
Killer (1971)
School's Out (1972)
Billion Dollar Babies (1973)
Muscle of Love (1973)
Solo studio albums
Welcome to My Nightmare (1975)
Alice Cooper Goes to Hell (1976)
Lace and Whiskey (1977)
From the Inside (1978)
Flush the Fashion (1980)
Special Forces (1981)
Zipper Catches Skin (1982)
DaDa (1983)
Constrictor (1986)
Raise Your Fist and Yell (1987)
Trash (1989)
Hey Stoopid (1991)
The Last Temptation (1994)
Brutal Planet (2000)
Dragontown (2001)
The Eyes of Alice Cooper (2003)
Dirty Diamonds (2005)
Along Came a Spider (2008)
Welcome 2 My Nightmare (2011)
Paranormal (2017)
Detroit Stories (2021)
Road (2023)
Feed My Frankenstein
Alice Cooper Lyrics
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Ah, and here comes dinner"
Feed my Frankenstein
Well, I ain't evil
I'm just good lookin'
Start a little fire
I'm a hungry man
But I don't want pizza
I'll blow down your house
And then I'm gonna eat ya
Bring you to a simmer
Right on time
Run my greasy fingers
Up your greasy spine
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love and it's feeding time
You don't want to talk
So baby, shut up
And let me drink the wine from your fur tea cup
Velcro candy, sticky sweet
Make my tattoos melt in the heat
Well, I ain't no veggie
Like my flesh on the bone
Alive and lickin' on your ice cream cone
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love and it's feeding time
Baby whoa-whoa oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Whoa-whoa baby chow down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love and it's "lunch time"
Baby, whoa-whoa, oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Whoa-whoa, baby chow down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's such a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love and it's feeding time
Baby, whoa-whoa, oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Whoa-whoa, baby, chow down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
The song 'Feed my Frankenstein' by Alice Cooper is a rock song that is full of dark humor, sexual innuendo, and horror movie imagery. The lyrics are about a hypersexualized Frankenstein's monster who is looking for love and craving human flesh. The first line of the song, "Yes, yes, I know you're hungry. Ah, and here comes dinner," sets the tone for the rest of the song. It's a play on words, as the "dinner" is both food and a sexual partner for the monster.
The second verse, "I'm a hungry man, but I don't want pizza. I'll blow down your house, and then I'm gonna eat ya," emphasizes the monster's ravenous appetite and his untamed sexual desire. The chorus, which repeats the line "Feed my Frankenstein," is both a request for physical sustenance and a call for sexual fulfillment.
Overall, the song is a dark and twisted celebration of all things taboo, from cannibalism to BDSM to horror movies. It's a fitting anthem for Alice Cooper, who has built his career on pushing the boundaries of what is acceptable in music.
Line by Line Meaning
Yes, yes, I know you're hungry
Acknowledging the listener's hunger
Ah, and here comes dinner
Implying that the singer is the dinner
Feed my Frankenstein
Asking the listener to fulfill the singer's desire
Well, I ain't evil
Denying the label of being evil
I'm just good lookin'
Asserting the artist's physical attractiveness
Start a little fire
Suggesting a sexual encounter
And baby start cookin'
Continuing the metaphor of a sexual encounter involving cooking
I'm a hungry man
Expressing a strong desire
But I don't want pizza
Rejecting a common desire and craving something different
I'll blow down your house
Suggesting destructive behavior
And then I'm gonna eat ya
Following through with the earlier metaphor of consuming the listener
Bring you to a simmer
Suggesting the need to heat things up
Right on time
Implying the right moment for physical intimacy
Run my greasy fingers
Furthering the metaphor of cooking with sexual undertones
Up your greasy spine
Expressing arousal
Meet my libido
Declaring the artist's sexual desire
"He's a psycho"
Echoing a third-party judgment of the artist's behavior
Hungry for love, and it's feeding time
Combining the themes of hunger and desire in a playfully erotic way
You don't want to talk
Referring to the listener's disinterest in conversation
So baby shut up
Encouraging the listener to stop talking and focus on physical intimacy
And let me drink the wine from your fur tea cup
Continuing the metaphor of consuming the listener in a sensuous and playful way
Velcro candy, sticky sweet
Describing the artist's sensual taste
Make my tattoos melt in the heat
Relating the physical sensations of intimacy to the singer's body art
Well, I ain't no veggie
Rejecting a vegetarian lifestyle and emphasizing the artist's carnivorous impulses
Like my flesh on the bone
Expressing a preference for meat over vegetables
Alive and lickin' on your ice cream cone
Using playful language to further the metaphor of a sexual encounter involving food
Hungry for love, and it's feeding time
Repeating the earlier line to emphasize the desire for intimacy
Baby whoa-whoa oh yeah
Expressing enthusiasm for physical intimacy
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Repeating the central metaphor of the song
Whoa-whoa baby chow down
Using playful language to further the metaphor of consumption
Feed my Frankenstein
Repeating the central request of the song
Hungry for love, and it's "lunch time"
Combining themes of hunger and desire with a playful pun
"He's such a psycho"
Echoing the earlier third-party judgment with a slight variation
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Ian Michael Ricardson, Mark Stephen Manning, Alice Cooper, Nicholas John Sutherland Coler
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Alice Cooper Feed My Frankenstein lyrics:
Well, I ain't evil
I'm just good lookin'
Start a little fire
And baby start cookin'
I'm a hungry man
But I don't want pizza
I'll blow down your house
And then I'm gonna eat ya
Bring you to a simmer
Right on time
Run my greasy fingers
Up your greasy spine
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love, and it's feeding time
You don't want to talk
So baby shut up
And let me drink the wine from your fur tea cup
Velcro candy, sticky sweet
Make my tattoos melt in the heat
Well, I ain't no veggie
Like my flesh on the bone
Alive and lickin' on your ice cream cone
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love, and it's feeding time
Baby whoa-whoa oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Baby Chow Down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love, and it's "lunch time"
Baby whoa-whoa oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Whoa-whoa Baby Chow Down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Feed my Frankenstein
Meet my libido
"He's such a psycho"
Feed my Frankenstein
Hungry for love, and it's feeding time
Baby whoa-whoa oh yeah
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
Whoa-whoa Baby Chow Down
Feed my Frankenstei-ei-ein
@colinbradfield72
He’s been seventy years old for like 40 years, Still a legend
@stanislouse4168
really. DUDE PERFORMS!
@dustinlampston7618
Just saw him in st. Louis and again in Springfield 3 days later he's 74 and gives his fans WAAAY more than their moneys worth
@davidgriffin9247
I credit it to the daily golf and selling his soul to the devil
@ppestus7275
Vampirism sometimes rocks I guess
@ShawnJonesHellion
Corpse paint makes you look aged an evil. It's why I tend to stick to traditional makeup
@missmaddylou8133
My dad got kicked out of an Alice Cooper concert the same night he met my mom. I would of never been born if my dad didn’t get kicked out. Thank you Alice Cooper for my existence. 🤘🏻
@bigjuicy7564
Whyd he get kicked out
@missmaddylou8133
@@bigjuicy7564 he got into a fight.
@bigjuicy7564
@@missmaddylou8133 did he win?