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Billion Dollar Babies

Studio album by Alice CooperWikipedia

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Nov 1, 2026

Neil KnottHOST
8:10
This is their take on the Alice Cooper track.
Neil KnottHOST
8:13
This is Billion Dollar Babies.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
8:15
[heavy metal music] Billion dollar baby.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
8:45
Rough little lady, slicker than a weasel.

6 MINS LATER

Neil KnottHOST
14:37
Their new album, The Interpretation of Nightmares, is released on the 13th of November, and that is a new single from it.
Neil KnottHOST
14:43
It's called Brain Matter, No God.
Neil KnottHOST
14:46
And before Silvertomb was Xentrics, their take on the Alice Cooper track, Billion Dollar Babies, and you can find that on the album Seven Words.
Neil KnottHOST
14:54
Now, uh, the new Xentrics was gonna be my album of the month, but like I said before, not got it yet, so this is gonna be my album of the month for November.
speaker_1HOST
3:41
I love that line from the Alice Cooper album because it sums it all up so well.
speaker_1HOST
3:46
Yes, elected from Alice Cooper from their Billion Dollar Babies album, I think 1973.
speaker_1HOST
3:50
But yes.
speaker_1HOST
3:54
Yes, yes, Tuesday is Election Day.
Justin CaldwellGUEST
14:35
Well, my number four actually was the sixth album from one of my favorite producers, Bob Ezrin.
Justin CaldwellGUEST
14:42
And that would have been Billion Dollar Babies from Alice Cooper.
Justin CaldwellGUEST
14:52
That particular drum sound was very storytelling because as soon as you hear it, you want to know where it's going to go next.
Justin CaldwellGUEST
14:59
And tone-wise, just exactly where it needed to be.
Tyson BridenHOST
42:37
Wow, that's cool.
Tyson BridenHOST
42:38
I've never heard, they did a Billion Dollar Babies album, did they not? Yeah,
Ryan McKayGUEST
42:45
Battle Axe is the name of it.
Ryan McKayGUEST
42:48
It's Billion Dollar Babies Battle Axe.
Ryan McKayGUEST
42:50
It's
Greg ChaissonGUEST
42:51
got some moments, but there's something missing.
Chris CzynszakHOST
37:56
And Alice had two songs that were in contention, and one was my winner.
Chris CzynszakHOST
38:00
One that was in contention that wasn't my winner was I Love the Dead from Billion Dollar Babies.
Aaron CamaroHOST
38:06
That's such an awesome Halloween-style song.
Chris CzynszakHOST
38:09
Yeah.
Chris SzynszakHOST
37:26
And Alice had two songs that were in contention, and one was my winner.
Chris SzynszakHOST
37:31
One that was in contention that wasn't my winner was I Love the Dead from Billion Dollar Babies.
Aaron CamaroHOST
37:36
That's such an awesome Halloween-style song.
Chris SzynszakHOST
37:39
Yeah.
Frankie JHOST
2:16
Here is what turned me on to Alice Cooper.
Frankie JHOST
2:19
These are all from Billion Dollar Babies, released in 1973.
Frankie JHOST
2:24
You're going to hear Sick Things, Mary Ann, and I Love the Dead.
Frankie JHOST
2:30
Yes.
Marc DavisHOST
7:29
We talked about School's Out, possibly just because it's a big song.
Marc DavisHOST
7:33
But we ended up ending on another song that was a relatively big hit with Billion Dollar Babies.
Marc DavisHOST
7:40
Oh, yeah.
Marc DavisHOST
7:42
Jamie, do you have any history with this song?

6 MINS LATER

Marc DavisHOST
13:20
It's about eating at
Jamie CarmichaelGUEST
13:20
the Hojo.
Marc DavisHOST
13:22
um so yeah muscle of love in 1973 billion dollar babies also released in 70 released in 73 uh but before muscle of love and then 2025 they released the revenge of alice cooper when they the band got back together it wasn't just alice cooper the one the one of their daughter's weddings yeah
Jamie CarmichaelGUEST
13:40
fun fact did you know that billion dollar babies is the name the band took on When he left and went solo.
Jake BrennanHOST
19:57
When their song, Schools Out, became a surprise hit, the band decided to go even bigger for their next album.
Jake BrennanHOST
20:04
They recorded Billion Dollar Babies in studios stretching from LA to London.
Jake BrennanHOST
20:08
Hollywood vampires Keith Moon, Harry Nilsson, and Ringo Starr were all said to take part in the late night drunken recording sessions, but everyone's memory was too blurry to know for sure who played what.
Jake BrennanHOST
20:19
And the tour was equally over the top.
Seth FordHOST
44:55
yeah maybe i should have gone higher what'd you say i said 3.6 yeah i'll go 3.2 okay how about that what are we
Marc DavisHOST
45:00
doing next next up we are doing billion for the last song of october which we've been planning this for a long time uh we will be talking about the song billion dollar babies by alice cooper the band which is a duet between alice cooper and donovan We've talked about Donovan in the past with Mellow Yellow.
Marc DavisHOST
45:24
And that will be rounding out October.
Marc DavisHOST
45:31
So go ahead and listen to that.
Marc DavisHOST
46:45
Thank you so much for being awesome.
Marc DavisHOST
46:49
And we will be back.
Marc DavisHOST
46:51
Next Monday, talking about our last Alice Cooper song maybe ever, Billion Dollar Babies.
Marc DavisHOST
46:59
On next Monday's Lyrics to Go.

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