There is no doubt that Alice Cooper is a rock star, one of the world’s biggest musicians, with a career longer than 40 years. He is a living legend, born on February 4, 1948 in Detroit, Michigan. His real name is Vincent Damon Furnier, but he adopted the name Alice Cooper from its band, once the band was broken and he launched his solo career. Since his first official release, in 1969, Alice Cooper has recorded 25 studio albums, 9 live albums, 46 singles and 21 compilation albums. Especially for his fans, here is Alice Cooper’s discography.

When being in the band, he recorded 6 studio albums:

1969: Pretties for You;

1970: Easy Action;

1971: Love It to Death;

1971: Killer;

1972: School’s Out;

1973: Billion Dollar Babies;

1973: Muscle of Love.

In 1975, the band fell apart and his solo career was launched.

1975: Welcome to My Nightmare;

1976: Alice Cooper Goes to Hell;

1977: Lace and Whiskey;

1978: From the Inside;

1980: Flush the Fashion;

1981: Special Forces;

1982: Zipper Catches Skin;

1983: DaDa;

1986: Constrictor;

1987: Raise Your Fist and Yell;

1989: Trash;

1991: Hey Stoopid;

1994: The Last Temptation;

2000: Brutal Planet;

2001: Dragontown;

2003: The Eyes of Alice Cooper;

2005: Dirty Diamonds;

2008: Along Came a Spider;

2011: Welcome 2 My Nightmare.

Alice Cooper’s amazing live shows led to the release of 9 live albums:

1977: The Alice Cooper Show;

1987: Ladies Man;

1991: Live at the Whiskey A Go-Go;

1997: A Fistful of Alice;

2000: Brutally Live;

2005: Live at Cabo Wabo ’96;

2006: Live at Montreux 2005;

2007: Extended Versions Live;

2010: Theater of death: Live at Hammersmith 2009.

Alice Cooper sure knew how to make history. He made millions of dollars from his records, publicity contracts and tours, but most of all he wanted to be unique, to entertain people and, after more than 40 years of career, he is called the world’s most beloved heavy metal entertainer.