Just began listening to Paul's solo album, and what a great listen through. My favorite song off thise album has got to be Hold me, Touch me, just such an emotional song. I think its tied with Ace's for best solo album, peter's is a close 3rd and Gene's, I don't want to mention
To my surprise God Of Thunder wins spot #19!
ANIMALIZE kicks us off with the encore!
RIP IT OUT wins #18 now what do we close it from Destroyer before the encore?? Reminder that Detroit Rock City and KOTNTW have already been chosen.
Another underrated classic as was mentioned in the Nowhere To Run clip.
I know this is not directly KISS related, but just wanted to give a shout out to Evan and Nick and their band. I went to see them this week and was really impressed. I enjoyed their CD and when I saw they were coming to Philadelphia, I decided to grab a ticket and go. Was well worth the price of admission. The songs rock much harder live and their singing and musical talents were excellent. They stayed after the show and signed things and took pictures with everyone. It was a really fun night out and I look forward to seeing them again if they come back.
The Oath got voted out! I spun the wheel and RNR Over won for slot #9!
They look so bored
I‘d like to know more about the original members having their money mishandled by bad management. It’s been referred to but who were the managers and what happened?
Found a 1974 Warner Bros. Records compilation called Hard Goods at my local recycling center swap shed. It includes the newly released song Strutter!
When Neil Bogart launched Casablanca Records in 1973, they did not have their own distribution network and struck a deal with Warner Bros. to handle it. That relationship gave Warner Bros. access to early Casablanca material for releases like this one before Casablanca eventually went independent. Warner Bros. Records can be seen on the cover & label of early pressings of the debut KISS album.
While I had a slight memory of the release I had no idea what I was looking at until I saw the track on Side 3.
It’s cool to think how the guys must have felt to see their song on a release like this back in the day.