1989 Original with promo stamp on back cover and inner sleeve. Alice Cooper's "Trash" is a bold and brazen album that pushes the boundaries of rock and roll. From the opening track, "Poison," Cooper's gravelly vocals grab hold of the listener and refuse to let go. The album features a mix of hard rock and power ballads, with each song showcasing Cooper's versatility as a musician and songwriter. One standout track is "Bed of Nails," a hard-charging anthem that perfectly captures the rebellious spirit of rock and roll. The song's driving guitar riffs and pounding drums create a sense of urgency that is impossible to ignore. Throughout the album, Cooper's lyrics are sharp and witty, tackling themes of love, sex, and rebellion with a sly sense of humor. The album's title track, "Trash," is a perfect example of this, with its infectious chorus and playful lyrics about living life on the edge.