Alice Cooper - You Drive Me Nervous

Alice Cooper
You Drive Me Nervous
2000
Brutally Live

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Music

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• Alice cooper
• Brutal Planet
• Live
• 2000
• You drive me nervous
• killer

[wonkeaux]

the bassline here does not groove like the original version, too spare, no need to modernise things to make them more metal, it was metal then it's metal now.

[herminioli77]

UN FUCKING BELIAVABLE!

[midnight8ngel]

@nmiss666 I'm with you. The song came out in 1971. You might want to change things up just a tad, after 41 years of playing the song!

[midnight8ngel]

Damn! No bands like Alice anymore. It's all Justin Beiber, Madonna, and rap. We're doomed!

[nmlss666]

@wonkeaux I don't think they made it "more metal" because of that but.. after 20 years you may be bored of playing a some the same way.. don't you think?

[6overdueAbortion9]

It's different to the original recording. I think it's still awesome. It's slightly mordernised and that's good. They fitted it for the musicians who play this. Playing live is a great opportunity to slightly change things and try to make them still sound somewhat like the original. No one would want to hear that recorded as a studio version, but for a live event it's totally okay to change stuff. And over all to sound different. It I want to listen to the original, I crank up the tune :)

[WilliamMattarmustdie]

Can anyone work out what Alice says about ryan roxie? It's indechipherable to me. Something about 1977.

[toogawnjawn]

I use to drive a buddy of man absoultely up the wall crazy with this and other AC tunes back in the early 70's he finaly told me that I drove him nervous

[theuncletodd]

Ryan Roxie and Eric Singer?---way cool

[kemouse]

@wonkeaux

you're right. sounds like stiff or something, not as fluid as Dunaway....It's good, but not as good as the album..

[Vincentdeep]

Always thought this was one of Alice's best, never thought I would see it live. Too bad about the lag halfway through.