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Alice Cooper’s ludicrous halloween gig

The art deco environment of Alexandra Palace in London, UK, played host to Alice Cooper and his bloodstained bag of tricks.

The audience, decked out in fancy dress that included characters from the Ghostbusters’ Marshmallow Man to Teen Wolf, were in for a memorable experience.

At 63, the man who was once known as Vincent Furnier, took the stage dressed in a spider-legged costume, showcasing his snake-like movements.

With a youthful and tight backing band behind him, the shock-rock legend was free to energize the crowd with a powerful rendition of No More Mr Nice Guy, while Poison nearly breathed life back into the audience.

A 10ft monster lurched across the stage during Feed My Frankenstein, and a lively singalong of School’s Out, accompanied by zombie children, smoothly transitioned into the Pink Floyd classic Another Brick In The Wall.

The encore featured the eccentric psychedelic icon Arthur Brown, complete with flames shooting from his head, as he performed his 1968 hit Fire.

It was a night that was both entertainingly ludicrous and ludicrously entertaining, truly a ghouls’ night out.

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