Special Forces [Explicit Lyrics]

1. Intro

2. I Am the Hardest

3. U Know Where to Find Me

4. Battlefield

5. My Mf's - Big Ed the Assassin,

6. Get It On - Big Ed the Assassin,

7. Skit

8. F'ckfest

9. Watching U

10. Forgetaboutit

11. Head Busta

12. No N'Gga

13. Get'em

14. Don't Play With Me - Big Ed the Assassin, C-Murder, Kane & Abel

15. Me and U

16. Study Ya Lessons

17. Who Am I

18. Work It Out - Big Ed the Assassin, Serv-On

19. I Got Your Back - Big Ed the Assassin,

20. Thank U

See all 23 tracks on this disc

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Average customer rating: Worth the money

Run to Cadence With the U.S. Special Forces Various Artists Manufacturer: The Orchard ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sound Effects | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Marches | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Rangers Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Airborne Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Navy SEALs Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Airborne Rangers Vol. 2 Run to Cadence with the Recon Marines ASIN: B000062XBC Release Date: 2002-02-19

Tracks:

1. Double Time
2. Run With Me
3. UH-1 Sittin' On The Pad
4. Mothers Of America
5. We Want You
6. Saw An Old Lady
7. 600 Black Berets
8. Airborne... Ranger
9. Two Old Ladies Lying In Bed
10. Coonskin Alligator Hide
11. Stand Up, Hook Up
12. Soldier, Soldier Have You Heard
13. Shot Rang Out
14. Left, Right Your Left
15. Let's Hear The Story That's Never Been Told
16. PT
17. Captain's Door
18. Pilot Flying Low
19. Frog Family
20. Airborne
21. 1,2,3,4
22. Two Old Ladies
23. World War II
24. Ivan
25. Shake, Rattle & Roll
26. I Had A Dog
27. When I Say Rhythm
28. We're A Four Man Team
29. Up On The Mountain-Top
30. Running Through The Desert
31. Ahab Had A Camel
32. When I Get To Heaven
33. Hey, Hey Captain Mac
34. Mama Told Sally Not To Go Downtown
35. Samson
36. Once There Was 1,000 USA
37. You Hear Any Noise

Customer Reviews:

Worth the money.......2007-03-08

If you enjoy running to cadence, this is a good buy, They are easy to understand and help get you pumped up for a good run. The cadences don't flow from one to the next as smoothly as I would like but still rythmic. A good buy.

Average customer rating: I'm Happy Good But Too Short Expensive for 32 minutes This is not Alice at his best, But is still worth buying Amazing plastic punk.

Special Forces Alice Cooper Manufacturer: Wea International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Glam | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Arena Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Hard Rock & Metal | Imports | Stores | Music Classic Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Flush the Fashion Dada Zipper Catches Skin Lace and Whiskey Muscle of Love ASIN: B000006XSF Release Date: 1991-12-31

Tracks:

1. Who Do You Think We Are
2. Seven & Seven Is
3. Prettiest Cop on the Block
4. Don't Talk Old to Me
5. Generation Landslide '81 [Live]
6. Skeletons in the Closet
7. You Want It, You Got It
8. You Look Good in Rags
9. You're a Movie
10. Vicious Rumours

Album Description

1981 album for Warner Brothers. 10 tracks, including a coverof Love's 'Seven And Seven Is' and a live version of 'Generation Landslide '81'.

Album Details

This is the 1981 Release from the Man who Was Once Vincent Damon Furnier, but is Now Better Known as Alice Cooper. Features 'Vicious Rumors', 'Prettiest Cop on the Block', 'Skeletons in the Closet' and More.

Customer Reviews:

I'm Happy.......2007-01-17

If Grandma's happy then everyone's happy! Great pricing, prompt delivery, condition as stated.

Good But Too Short.......2006-12-13

This is one of Alice's most oddball albums. He adopts one of his weirdest characters, a pseudo military persona.......complete with tons of rouge and mascara. The pictures from this tour have him looking really...... well....strange. Alice had once again fallen off the wagon in a big way by this album and was having problems with substance abuse again (mainly alcohol). This may be why the album is so short, clocking in at just over 30 minutes. With a cover song and a live version of a previously released track there is only about an EP's worth of new material to be found here. All of the musicians he had previously worked with were gone as this album features an entirely new crop of no name musicians adopted as his special forces band. This is not necessarily a bad thing however, as the new hired guns add a vitality and energy to the mix that had been missing for a while in his career. By this time Alice's album sales had plummeted too (I don't think this one even cracked the top 100). There are some really good tracks though. The opener "Special Forces" is a killer rock track with it's "who do you think we are" chorus. It had been a few albums since Alice wrote a transvestite song, so he throws us "Prettiest Cop On The Block" a song about a cross dressing policeman. It is pretty funny stuff. A live version of one of Alice's all time best songs "Generation Landslide" appears here with renewed energy and a few additional lyrics. "You're A Movie" is one of Cooper's funniest songs about a military general who.....well it's hard to describe, you would need to hear it. The final track "Vicious Rumors" is another heavy rock track that ends with a reprise of the "who do you think we are" chorus from the title track. The rest of the disc is average Cooper Musically the album continues down the new wave / punk path of "Flush The Fashion". This album is worth owning for Cooper fans, I just wish it was not so short.

Expensive for 32 minutes.......2006-11-17

To begin with, whatever else one might say about this album, it has to be acknowledged that the import price for this disc, considering that it is only 32 minutes long, makes it a somewhat overpriced EP.

Meanwhile, this somewhat forgotten quasi-gem from Alice sits comfortably between the New Wave / post-Hollywood production of "Flush the Fashion" and his most strongly novelty-influenced album, "Zipper Catches Skin". Generally, there's a stripped down sensibility musically, and less purely goofy lyrics.

Partly, this is due to the opening "Who Do You Think We Are," which presents a rather oblique look, perhaps, at special forces. The music is very stripped down--no, extremely stripped down compared to "Welcome to my Nightmare" or "Goes to Hell" or all of his later metal albums--it's as if Alice is getting in touch with his inner garage here. Vocally, Alice provides his usual range of dark sneers, wide-eyed irony, and generally witty lyrics. Certainly a promising start.

"Seven & Seven Is" (a cover) rattles along continuously with a snare drum, with jangly distortion guitars, occasional electronic flourishes, and Alice pretty much resorting to straight-up growly voice throughout. Hard though not to like an energetic song that declares, "Oom Beh Beh Oom Beh Beh yea."

"Prettiest Cop on the Block," as the name suggests is a transvestite policeman tale. Definitely shot through with machismo, this is no limp-wristed rendition. "I got a stiff reputation with a stick like a rock. My kids are confused, and my wife is in shock." The vocals are the growls as previously--the I've-been-drinking-and-smoking-too-much gravel kind of voice. The music is a bit uninspired, particularly the drums. The novelty of the song wears out in fairly short order.

"Don't Talk Old to Me" manages to vary things musically, finally. A fairly deft combination of kind of heavy-handed guitar and lyrics set next to a chorus that features keyboards and a number of layered dialoguing vocal lines. The lyrics, of course, have a certain cleverness as an adult obviously complains about being told to give up all his toys, such as guns and cars. There are more musical details and variation in this song than the previous ones--the particular combination of comedy and seriousness here is pretty convincing.

"Generation Landslide `81" is a reprise of the lyrically excellent tune from "Billion Dollar Babies" (the tune, in fact, that gives us the phrase "billion dollar babies"). A military-march style snare kicks along, as simple guitar chords back up Alice's cultural rant, and adds a verse or two to the original. One of the effects of this song is to point out some of the less inspired aspects of the rest of the disc, but that doesn't mean one isn't glad for it being here. Energetic, socially incisive Alice.

"You Want It, You Got It" let's out Alice's inner used car salesman, as he vocally sleazes his way through this either brilliant send up of the worst of New Wave music, or a rather unfortunate example of it. Cheesy keyboards and ham-fisted drum machine, many years later this song sounds so dated that it almost ceases to be dated. If this song really tickles your fancy, then "Zipper Catches Skin" will be a treasure trove for you as this is definitely a prequel of that album to come. Harmless cheese, one may not expect "cute" from Alice, but here you are.

"You Look Good in Rags" returns to a more traditional rock ensemble, guitar lead and all. This workaday rocker never really quite stands up, even with the semi-barbershop acapella section of "rags rag rags" toward the end, clipping scissors effect and all. The non-stellarness of it does not mean that it's hopelessly boring. It's kind of good, harmless fun--it's just, one doesn't expect this sort of thing from Alice.

"You're a Movie" is a ridiculous cheeky monologue by a would be heroic general type. The music is thoroughly 80s, guitar tone and gacky keyboards all. And, in fact, the chorus that chants, "You're a movie" is completely dead and unspirited. So what makes this pure novelty song ever-fresh, ever-delightful and really very funny are Alice's intercut remarks. They say that in comedy timing is everything, and Alice shows that he's got it in spades here. Technically a pretty awful song, one cannot help digging the wily wit Alice puts out.

The last track, "Vicious Rumours" provides that obligatory Alice song about public perception. The vocals here draw out the snideness more. One wishes (throughout the album) that the drums were set back more in the mix, and the guitars brought forward, but there's more energy in this particular rocker than most of the rest of the album.

So, overall one can hardly recommend this album without qualifications, especially if you are getting here by way of his first band, or by his later work, like "Brutal Planet". As a kind of essay in cheese, and sheer low-fi production goofiness--and particularly of a sound that is glued immovably to the 80s--then you might enjoy this. Again, the import price is awfully steep for such a short disc. A used copy seems a better way to go.

This is not Alice at his best, But is still worth buying.......2006-10-01

It's on OK album for someone who is not Alice Cooper. It has some good tunes and some not so good tunes. But if you want a change of music style then it's alright to listen to once in a while. Flush the Fashion was a similiar album. This album has Alice in some of the scariest makeup ever.

Amazing plastic punk........2006-07-23

My first concert was the Special Forces tour. It blew me away. This was his take on punk, and I liked it! Much better than his sluggish solo albums from the 70's. He was trying to reclaim his place in proto-punk history. He weighed about 98 pounds and ruled. "7&7 Is" sealed the deal. He was trying to present prepunk to the latter day punks. A great album, and the soundtrack to my childhood. It fit great with my Germs, Kommunity Fk, and TSOL records. Buy it worms!!!

Average customer rating: Southern Rough Boys Another worthy 38 Special CD .38 Special's Best Ever Classic Southern Rock Album Van Zant and Barnes make perfect duo

Special Forces .38 Special Manufacturer: A&M ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Southern Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Tour de Force Wild-Eyed Southern Boys Strength in Numbers Rockin' Into the Night 38 Special ASIN: B000002GDD Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

1. Caught Up In You
2. Back Door Stranger
3. Back On The Track
4. Chain Lightnin'
5. Rough-Housin'
6. You Keep Runnin' Away
7. Breakin' Loose
8. Take 'Em Out
9. Firestarter

Customer Reviews:

Southern Rough Boys.......2004-08-28

"Wild Eyed Southern Boys'" 1982 stuff is another of great album that shows their glorious days. CAUGHT UP IN YOU from this album became their first top 10 hit. This album is quite tight with hard rock edge as shown in CHAIN-LIGHTNING. Jim Peterik of Survivor adds dynamism in their smartly written tracks. Together with the two excellent tracks mentioned above, YOU KEEP RUNNING AWAY is also stellar track showing their mellow side that eventually become their trademark sound. Recommended for early 80s rock fans.

Another worthy 38 Special CD.......2002-12-20

I was hard pressed not to give this CD 5 stars, but Strengh in Numbers, in my opinion, was their best overall effort. "Caught Up In You", "Chain Lightnin" and "You Keep Runnin Away" are the strongest songs on this CD. 38 Special was big when southern rock was at its peak, and they would have given Lynard Skynard a run for their money had they avoid tragedy. With Donnie Van Zandt in this group, I find it a worthy comparison. The other six songs on this CD are okay, but none of the others get my foot tapping, which is always my first indication that a song is something special.

.38 Special's Best Ever.......2002-09-23

SPECIAL FORCES is .38 Special's best album ever. The opener, "Caught Up In You", is a bit overplayed, but the rest is full of undiscovered gems. "Back Door Stranger" is a pro-law-and-order call to arms; "Back On The Track" provides an outlaw anthem for the ages; "Chain Lightning" flogs the Outlaws' jamming style to a Zeppelin-influenced epic; "Rough Housin'" and "Take 'Em Out" bring pure boogie heaven; "You Keep Runnin' Away" is Outlaws-influenced country-rock; and "Breakin' Loose" is both inspirational and cautionary- at the same time! Overall, it behooves any fan of 70s and 80s rock to check this one out as soon as possible.

Classic Southern Rock Album.......2002-06-16

Hands down, one of the best southern rock albums. By far, 38's best. A must have.

Van Zant and Barnes make perfect duo.......1999-05-29

Everytime I hear "Hold On Loosly", I think about my high school days. This album brings back a lot of memories. Next best band next to Boston and The Allman Brothers.

Average customer rating:

March To Cadence W/ The U.S. Special Forces Green Berets ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items: Marching Cadences of the U.S. Army Rangers Run to Cadence With the U.S. Special Forces Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Rangers Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Airborne Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Airborne Rangers Vol. 2 ASIN: B00005OMW1 Release Date: 1996-01-01

Tracks:

1. Oh Soldier, Where Have You Been?
2. Your Military Left
3. Pick Up Your Weapons And Follow Me
4. Airborne Ranger
5. I Earned My Living As A Airborne Ranger
6. Far Away
7. Hey, Hey Captain Jack
8. Bravo Company On The Go
9. Mama Can't You See
10. Airborne
11. We Hear You Calling
12. Sound Off
13. Mama Can't You See?
14. Oh Lord I Wanna Go Home
15. It Won't Be Long 'Til I Get Back Home
16. In The Early Morning Rain
17. Far Away II
18. Nothng In This World Is Free
19. Old King Cole
20. Oh Soldier, Where Have You Been?

Average customer rating: Southern Rough Boys Another worthy 38 Special CD .38 Special's Best Ever Classic Southern Rock Album Van Zant and Barnes make perfect duo

Special Forces .38 Special Manufacturer: A&M ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Southern Rock | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Tapes Under $6 | Rock General | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Rock General | Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music Tapes Under $6 | Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music Similar Items: Tour de Force Wild-Eyed Southern Boys Strength in Numbers Rockin' Into the Night 38 Special ASIN: B000002GDE Release Date: 1990-10-17

Tracks:

1. Caught Up in You
2. Back Door Stranger
3. Back on the Track
4. Chain Lightnin'
5. Rough-Housin'
6. You Keep Runnin' Away
7. Breakin' Loose
8. Take 'Em Out
9. Firestarter

Customer Reviews:

Southern Rough Boys.......2004-08-28

"Wild Eyed Southern Boys'" 1982 stuff is another of great album that shows their glorious days. CAUGHT UP IN YOU from this album became their first top 10 hit. This album is quite tight with hard rock edge as shown in CHAIN-LIGHTNING. Jim Peterik of Survivor adds dynamism in their smartly written tracks. Together with the two excellent tracks mentioned above, YOU KEEP RUNNING AWAY is also stellar track showing their mellow side that eventually become their trademark sound. Recommended for early 80s rock fans.

Another worthy 38 Special CD.......2002-12-20

I was hard pressed not to give this CD 5 stars, but Strengh in Numbers, in my opinion, was their best overall effort. "Caught Up In You", "Chain Lightnin" and "You Keep Runnin Away" are the strongest songs on this CD. 38 Special was big when southern rock was at its peak, and they would have given Lynard Skynard a run for their money had they avoid tragedy. With Donnie Van Zandt in this group, I find it a worthy comparison. The other six songs on this CD are okay, but none of the others get my foot tapping, which is always my first indication that a song is something special.

.38 Special's Best Ever.......2002-09-23

SPECIAL FORCES is .38 Special's best album ever. The opener, "Caught Up In You", is a bit overplayed, but the rest is full of undiscovered gems. "Back Door Stranger" is a pro-law-and-order call to arms; "Back On The Track" provides an outlaw anthem for the ages; "Chain Lightning" flogs the Outlaws' jamming style to a Zeppelin-influenced epic; "Rough Housin'" and "Take 'Em Out" bring pure boogie heaven; "You Keep Runnin' Away" is Outlaws-influenced country-rock; and "Breakin' Loose" is both inspirational and cautionary- at the same time! Overall, it behooves any fan of 70s and 80s rock to check this one out as soon as possible.

Classic Southern Rock Album.......2002-06-16

Hands down, one of the best southern rock albums. By far, 38's best. A must have.

Van Zant and Barnes make perfect duo.......1999-05-29

Everytime I hear "Hold On Loosly", I think about my high school days. This album brings back a lot of memories. Next best band next to Boston and The Allman Brothers.

Average customer rating:

Irresistible Forces Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition Manufacturer: Mca ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Avant Garde & Free Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music Bebop General | Bebop | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Jazz | Styles | Music Modern Postbebop | Jazz | Styles | Music Bebop & Post-Bop | Compilations | Jazz | Styles | Music General | Funk | R&B | Styles | Music Similar Items: Oneness ASIN: B0000001PC Release Date: 1998-01-27

Tracks:

1. Introduction - Jack Johnette's
2. Irresistible Forces
3. Preludio Pra Nana
4. Herbie's Hand Cocked
5. Osthetics
6. 47th Groove
7. Silver Hollow
8. Interlude/ Ponta De Areia
9. Milton
10. 3rd World Anthem
11. Conclusion

Average customer rating:

March to Cadence: U.S. Army Special Forces Green Beret Various Artists Manufacturer: The Orchard ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Sound Effects | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Marches | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Similar Items: March to Cadence with the U.S. Army Airborne & Infantry Run to Cadence With the U.S. Army Airborne Rangers, Vol. 1 Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Rangers Run To Cadence W/ The U.S. Army Airborne Run to Cadence With the U.S. Special Forces ASIN: B000062X9U Release Date: 2002-02-19

Tracks:

1. Oh Soldier, Where Have You Been?
2. Your Military Left
3. Pick Up Your Weapons And Follow Me
4. Airborne Ranger
5. I Earned My Living As A Airborne Ranger
6. Far Away
7. Hey, Hey Captain Jack
8. Bravo Company On The Go
9. Mama Can't You See
10. Airborne
11. We Hear You Calling
12. Sound Off
13. Mama Can't You See?
14. Oh Lord I Wanna Go Home
15. It Won't Be Long 'Til I Get Back Home
16. In The Early Morning Rain
17. Far Away II
18. Nothing In This World Is Free
19. Old King Cole
20. Oh Soldier, Where Have You Been?

Average customer rating:

Lace And Whiskey / Special Forces Alice Cooper ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B000QF2MF0

Product Description

Import. Two albums on one CD.

Average customer rating: RIP BIG ED Real forget the sales

Edward Lee Night 1971-2001 Big Ed the Assassin Manufacturer: Special Forces ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Gangsta & Hardcore | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Special Forces Untamed 3rd Ward Stepper: The Album ASIN: B00005NF6P Release Date: 2001-10-23

Tracks:

1. Faith
2. Assasin
3. Dirty Dirty
4. Take No S**t
5. Take It Off
6. Daily Drama
7. Trials And Tribulations
8. Where U From (Da' Hood Anthem)
9. Voices
10. Wanna Hit
11. Woo Games
12. Here We Come
13. Block Burners
14. Dog Bitches
15. Woosh
16. Faith

Customer Reviews:

RIP BIG ED.......2004-07-04

THE BEST ALBUM OF HIS TO DATE BETTER BY FAR THAN THE ONE HE DID ON NO LIMIT

Real forget the sales.......2002-05-05

This album despite its line up, is a flaw. If you wanna get his best works don't buy there are roughy 2 good songs on the album. SO DOWNLOAD EM if gotta have it.

Average customer rating: pleasant enough.

Special Forces Julian Fane Manufacturer: Planet Mu ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music IDM | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Electronic Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Electronica | Dance & DJ | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B0002K0Z4E Release Date: 2004-10-12

Tracks:

1. Disaster Location
2. Safety Man
3. Freezing in Haunted Water
4. Sea Island
5. Stasis
6. Darknet
7. Book Repository
8. Birthday Boys
9. Taoist Blockade
10. Coronation
11. In Space
12. Exit New Year

Customer Reviews:

pleasant enough........2006-02-24

In reality, I would like to give Special Forces a 3.5, but since I do have an overall favourable impression of the album, I went for the 4, rather than the 3. There are very few moments of sublime beauty here, yet it remains steady. The high point is in the center of the album, maybe track 5...it is the one that begins with rapid chiming sounds. I'll give that track a 5 on its own. Something I don't like here is the singing... It sounds very similar to Thom Yorke when he is doing that mush-mouthed stream-of-conscious high-pitched mumbling. Which, I love Thom Yorke, of course, but this is the only singing style applied by Julian Fane. It gets old.

But, this album is pleasant enough. It's good driving music for sparse winter days, as the album cover implies.

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8. The Lost Masters, Vol. 2 [Explicit Lyrics]
9. The Macuscripts, Vol. 2
10. The Reunion [Explicit Lyrics]

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