8 thoughts on “ Generation Landslide ”

1. Generation Landslide Lyrics: La, da, da, da, da / Please clean your plate dear / The Lord above can see you / Don't you know people are starving in Korea? / Alcohol and razor blades, and poison.

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2. "Generation Landslide" was written by all the original members of the Alice Cooper group, which were Cooper, Michael Bruce, Dennis Dunaway, Neal Smith and Glen Buxton.

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3. Like many of the highlights on Billion Dollar Babies, Alice Cooper's recording of "Generation Landslide" deftly blends pop touches and rock muscle: sprightly, serpentine acoustic guitars give the song a bit of surface gloss but a throbbing bass line and rumbling, tank-like .

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4. Tsunami Generation: Landslides Relating to tsunami generation, "landslide" is a general term that describes a number of types of ground movement, including rock falls, slope failures, debris flows, and slumps.

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5. "Generation Landslide close the gap between 'em" And I laugh to myself every man and the ladies dies Who never conceived of those billions dollar babies Militant mothers, hiding in the basement Using pots and pans as their shields and their helmets Molotov milk bottles heaved from pink high-chairs While mothers limp burned, birth certificate papers.

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6. Generation landslide Nadeem F. Paracha April 04, An extensive survey by the British Council Pakistan released on the 3 rd of April this year points at an emerging middle-class with a growing.

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7. Gen. Landslide lyric line from '73 "Don't you know people are starving in Korea?" Still true thanks to Kim up North almost 50 yrs later. Rob from Glasgow. Scotland Even though at my grand old age of 59 I still look on Generation Landslide as an inspirational song just as I did in my teens. The words just seem so relevant yet obtuse, if that makes sense!

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8. Generation Landslide. Alice Cooper. From the Album Billion Dollar Babies (Deluxe Reissue) February 25, out of 5 stars 1 rating. Get a special offer and listen to over 60 million songs, anywhere with Amazon Music Unlimited.5/5(1).

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