“The Last Vampire”
Narration: Sir Christopher Lee
Keyboards and Sound Design: Johnny Depp, Bob Ezrin and Justin Cortelyou

“Raise the Dead”
(Johnny Depp, Bruce Witkin, Tommy Henriksen, Alice Cooper, Bob Ezrin, Rob Klonel)
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Glenn Sobel
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Background Vocals: Alice Cooper, Tommy Henriksen, Bob Ezrin

“My Generation”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Drums: Zak Starkey
Background Vocals: Tommy Henriksen,

“Whole Lotta Love”
Vocals: Brian Johnson, Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Walsh, Johnny Depp,
Orianthi, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Harmonica: Alice Cooper
Drums: Zak Starkey
Bass: Kip Winger
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Backing Vocals: Alice Cooper, Tommy Henriksen

“I Got a Line”
Vocals: Alice Cooper, Perry Farrell
Guitars: Joe Walsh, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Abe Laboriel Jr.
Bass: Kip Winger
Background Vocals: Perry Farrell, Tommy Henriksen, Bob Ezrin

“Five to One / Break On Through”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Robby Krieger, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen
Drums: Abe Laboriel Jr.
Farfisa: Charlie Judge
Bass: Bruce Witkin

“One / Jump Into The Fire”
Vocals: Alice Cooper, Perry Farrell
Guitars: Robby Krieger, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Dave Grohl
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Keyboard: Bob Ezrin, Bruce Witkin
Programming: Tommy Henriksen

“Come and Get It”
Vocals: Paul McCartney, Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Perry, Johnny Depp
Piano: Paul McCartney
Drums: Abe Laboriel Jr.
Bass: Paul McCartney
Background Vocals: Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, Abe Laboriel Jr., Bob Ezrin

“Jeepster”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen,
Drums: Glenn Sobel
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Background Vocals: Bob Ezrin

“Cold Turkey”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen
Drums: Glenn Sobel
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Background Vocals: Alice Cooper, Tommy Henriksen

“Manic Depression”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Joe Walsh, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen
Drums: Zak Starkey
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Piano: Bob Ezrin

“Itchycoo Park”
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen
Drums: Glenn Sobel
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Background Vocals: Alice Cooper, Tommy Henriksen, Bob Ezrin

“School’s Out / Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2″
Vocals: Alice Cooper, Brian Johnson
Guitar: Slash, Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Neal Smith
Bass: Dennis Dunaway
Background Vocals: Kip Winger, Bob Ezrin

“Dead Drunk Friends”
(Johnny Depp, Bruce Witkin, Tommy Henriksen, Alice Cooper, Bob Ezrin)
Vocals: Alice Cooper
Guitars: Johnny Depp, Bruce Witkin
Drums: Glenn Sobel
Programming: Tommy Henriksen
Bass: Bruce Witkin
Piano: Bruce Witkin, Bob Ezrin
Background Vocals: Alice Cooper, Johnny Depp, Tommy Henriksen, Bruce Witkin, Bob Ezrin

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Holy shit! As a huge fan of Coop, and nearly everyone else playing here, this album has got one helluva lineup. And opening narration from Lee!

Wow, count me in!

This would be the first time McCartney's done Come And Get It himself?

Supergroup or Alice, Johnny, and friends.

I'll check it out. Like much of what Alice has done in the past.

I'm in. Shocked Depp is in it without Manson though.

Curious how this'll turn out. Joe Walsh, Robby Krieger, Slash, Joe Perry and looks like Dave Grohl stopped by for an afternoon.

Speaking of Super Bands, whatever happened to Them Crooked Vultures?

There was not a more generic name they could come up besides Hollywood Vampires?

I wish they would do another album. The rumor is that Josh Homme did not enjoy the project very much and is the reason they haven't done another album.

Damn I wonder why that is. Couldn't they just replace him?

There's a specfic reason they went with that particular name. The original "Hollywood Vampires" was the name given to a bunch of drinking buddies, comprised of Alice Cooper, John Lennon, Keith Moon, Harry Nillson, Micky Dolenz and Ringo Starr. (Others have been members, too). There was a little loft at the Rainbow Bar and Grill in LA, where they would always gather. The group was there so much, they even erected a plaque where it says 'The Lair of the Hollywood Vampires.'

When Cooper came up with the idea for this project, which has been in the years for works btw, it was as a tribute to most of his dead friends from the original gang, as well as others who had passed, or had inspired him. It later morphed into a combination of that and what we have now.

Two shows have been announced - 9/16 and 9/17 at the Roxy. Tix on sale this Fri at 9am and they are gonna go FAST.

Looks interesting, can't wait to hear....wait, Jack Sparrow? FUCK. No sale.

With a capacity of 500, I suspect maybe 20 per show will be available to the public.

No presale? And Depp in concert. Yup, it's going to be crazy lol.

Well, that was basically an instant sellout...

... but luckily I snagged two tix for the Thurs show.

Yeah, I considered going but wasn't motivated enough to spend $50 a pop. Maybe they'll release a Blu-ray later on.

You had me at Kip Winger...

Considering single tickets are moving quickly on Stub Hub for $500, you would've been wise to buy one and flip it. Hell, I'm even thinking about it for that kind of money.

True. I should have been paying closer attention.

Kip Winger was part of Alice Cooper's band for his mid-80s comeback, so he and AC have a long history. I also really liked the Constrictor and Raise Your Fist and Yell albums. (Though I might be the only one.)

You're not. I love just about all of Coop's catalog.

i read in an interview with brian wilson that they used to get really drunk and sing "mammy's lil baby loves shortnin' bread"

I was not so lucky. If you do flip it, let me know. I really want to go. Hell, if you go and would sell one, let me know as well.

If I hadn't already promised it to a friend, and if that friend hadn't prematurely listed it on StubHub AND sold it before even getting the go-ahead from me, you might've been in luck :/