Younger generation 'afraid to rock', says Cooper

Alice Cooper thinks the kids of today are "afraid" to rock.

Mon, 13 Jun, 2011 - 09:12

Alice Cooper thinks the kids of today are "afraid" to rock.

The 'Elected' singer pioneered the shock rock genre with his theatrical shows which famously featured him having his head 'guillotined' off, but he feels the younger generation are lacking when it comes to truly embracing the alternative lifestyle.

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