“BILLION DOLLAR BABIES”: What If M.J.A.I. and GuignolFest Made Surreal Art For The Sixth Alice Cooper Album In 1973?

Me and my wife are die-hard Alice Cooper fans.

We love the music and the artistic record packaging.

So much so that in 2016 we wrote, produced, and performed a play about the original Alice Cooper Group and performed it in Portland and Seattle over three years just before Covid.

Alice Cooper band founders, Vincent Furnier and Dennis Dunaway, were die-hard surrealists and Salvador Dali fans.

Their sixth psychedelic stab at rock and roll history might have looked like this…if we weren’t already babies in 1973.

We aren’t making money off of this and this is all a “what if”.

The following images were merely inspired by all of the songs on “Billion Dollar Babies”, not meant to replace anyone’s original vision!

Songs can be found on YOUTUBE, just in case you want to know more!

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Remember the Coop!

-Dylan Hillerman

Dylan has foundations in graphics, theater, and film– having directed, written, and performed in over 100 productions, live and recorded, for 25+ years. Since his childhood in the 1970’s, Dylan has been involved with theater as a performer and crew. His long career involves working in all stages of operations for theater companies and promotional art. Currently, he is writing, directing, acting, filming, and editing GuignolFest’s horror series, “The Night Attacks.” Collaborating with other performance groups, he is an actor for many unique spaces in Portland. For more than 14 years, he has brought together hundreds of people annually for Portland’s Original 72-HR Horror Movie Contest to highlight local filmmakers, from novice to expert.

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Billion Dollar Babies · Alice Cooper

℗ 1973 Warner Records Inc.

Lead Vocals: Alice Cooper

Producer: Bob Ezrin

Bass Guitar: Dennis Dunaway

Background Vocals: Dennis Dunaway

Vocals: Donovan Leitch

Unknown: Ed Sprigg

Unknown: Frank Hubach

Unknown: George Marino