Paul Stanley, the singer of this song, said that writing a hit Disco song was easy. So someone bet him he couldn't do it. 1 hrs later he had written this song, they recorded it and it went to #1 on the Disco Charts in 3 countries and in the top 10 in 14 other countries.
@Tonya Poindexter By saying "They were smart enough to let their music evolve with the crowds," I suppose you mean Kiss understood that to be a success in the music business, you must play the kinds of music people will actually want to listen to, dance to, & buy. As a musical artist begins widening out into other styles of music, I think the things which should never change are the ingredients which make music _authentic:_ creative originality, love, passion, & sincerity. _Authenticity_ is the key, because that is what the Public responds to Ive been playing electric bass & acoustic guitar for 23 years. 7 piece drums for half as long. So I speak not as a Kiss devotee, but as a 70s child who witnessed the rise of Kiss, Gerry Rafferty, Rita Coolidge, A Taste of Honey, George Benson, KC & the Sunshine Band, the Eagles, Michael Martin Murphey, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Diamond & many others. From the Jazz/ Orchestral world there are also Barry Manilow, Andy Williams, Tony Bennett, The Living Strings, Paul Mauriat, Syd Lawrence, Ronnie Verrell, Gene Krupa, & Floyd Cramer. It was the Easy Listening age, & the age of Soft Rock, too. Not just an age of meteoric pop bands
@@magnificentmuttley154 but this is not always the case.the 2 founding members of X Japan saw Kiss in concert and that inspired them to form a band. When they started they had the punk/Glam Rock style, and were rejected in Japan, but they stayed with it and became the biggest rock band in Japanese history. They didn't change to suit the audience, the audience came around to them.
*@Gerard Cote* 🎯 Excellent point! Sometimes you just gotta grow on people- - - just like mold. Lol! Im not even a Kiss fan. I never liked them. They gave me the creeps when I was a kid, & 44 years later they _STILL_ give me the creeps! Nevertheless, as a musician I respect their ability to change their musical style, to reach a different audience If I understand their history correctly, "Beth" was their first hit (1976-77). Unlike a more dominant hard rock style that would become apparent later, Beth was a number meant to break them into soft rock radio & mix stations. Evidently Gene & Paul thought it more practical to have their first breakthrough hit that way, than to go up against far tougher competition. Everyone from Boston, to Kansas, Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin, Steve Miller, Journey, The Cars, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Foreigner, Gerry Rafferty, Billy Joel, etc They could produce a hit later on to break into what they wanted to be their dominant musical catagory. The important thing was to get started with that first hit. And their plan worked. I dont know the chart rankings, but I was there to witness that Beth was played on both soft rock & on mixed music radio. True to the practice of easy listening radio, once Beth had become a familiar song that first year, we would hear the Living Strings' contemporary orchestra version of Beth. I have that album *EDIT:* Upon further investigation actually "Beth" is Kiss' third career hit, following behind "Nothing to Lose" & "Rock 'n Roll All Nite." Thats 1976, 1974, & 1975, respectively. Furthermore Ive been told by a knowledgeable fan that a DJ played "Beth" by accident on the B side of a 45, & thats how it became a hit. So it wasnt by strategy or design that they found their song accepted into mix stations, soft rock, & eventually easy listening radio
@@magnificentmuttley154 They were always hard. Beth was a "B" side on a 45 record that a DJ flipped on accident and played on the radio. As for going against other bands, they have sold more albums in the United States than any other band and are only behind WorldWide to The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
*@KELTONinFL* 👌Thank you for your comment. Esp the story about "Beth" being played by mistake. Yes, I was wrong to say it was their first hit in my earlier comment. "Nothin' to Lose," (1974), "Rock 'n Roll All Night" (1975), & "Beth" (1976) are their first three I never really liked Kiss' music, so it wasnt until a week ago that I read up on them for the 1st time. I had just discovered that the Contemporary Orchestra version of "Beth"- - that Ive known all of my life- - is simply a copy of their song. So it was suprising and very strange that that's one of their earliest hits. Ha ha! So thanks to "Beth" they hit the soft rock, easy listening, & the mix stations, too, not just R&R ! Its stories like that I live to find out about. Although I dont like them much, nevertheless as a musician I must respect their creative originality & hard-won success Wow- - I had no idea that their sales ranking in the Rock catagory was so high. Makes me wonder how they would compare to Madonna or Michael Jackson, but thats Pop Chart sales However, Pop is a much broader umbrella of musical catagories ("genres") with a larger audience. So comparing Rock sales to Pop is like trying to compare a rhino with a giraffe. Sure, they have similarity, but there are differences that make their comparison incompatible
Kiss appeared on early episodes of The Oprah Show. Oprah asked Gene Simmons how long his tongue was. His reply "Long enough to make me your very closest friend." Oprah went beet red. It was an awesome moment.
i remember this song playing at my uncles funeral in 2019. kiss was his favourite band, i remember him standing up and dancing every time he heard this song. R.I.P Uncle Glenn
Gene Simmons, the bass player for KISS, found a little bar band in L.A. with an amazing guitar player and crazy front man. He decided to help them create a demo tape. That band was called Van Halen. KISS had their fingers on the pulse of the music industry in this era.
Slash also auditioned to replace Ace, but Paul thought he was too young at 17. Paul also apparently introduced Desmond Child, who co-wrote this song with Paul, to Jon Bon Jovi, and they went on to co-write some of Bon Jovi’s biggest hits. They both have a great eye for talent.
Old line KISS fans hated this song...but in reality this song absolutely rocks live! When the pyros and flash pots go off at the end of this song live...it literally shakes the rafters on the arena! You can feel it in your chest!
I grew up in the 80's KISS, i love these MTV songs. Uh all Night is my favorite KISS song. And i do know the 70's KISS well too, nothing bad about that.
Bro my first ever concert was KISS, the firework guitar stunt set our rafters on fire and they had to lower it to put the fire out WHILE THEY KEPT ON PLAYING
Fellas Kiss (stylized as KIϟϟ) is an American rock band formed in New York City in 1973 by Paul Stanley (vocals, rhythm guitar), Gene Simmons (vocals, bass), Ace Frehley (lead guitar, vocals), and Peter Criss (drums, vocals). Known for their face paint and stage outfits, the group rose to prominence in the mid-1970s with shock rock-style live performances, which featured fire-breathing, blood-spitting, smoking guitars, shooting rockets, levitating drum kits, and pyrotechnics. The band has gone through several lineup changes, with Stanley and Simmons remaining the only consistent members. The original and best-known lineup consisted of Stanley, Simmons, Frehley, and Criss. Here R the names of the costume makeup, Paul Stanley as Starchild; Gene Simmons as The Demon; Ace Frehley as Space Ace & Peter Criss as Catman. They also perform without their makeup.
I just LOVE you guys!! Please keep doing this. It gives me life seeing you guys discover songs that have been part of my life for as long as 45 years. I LOVE it!!!!
I agree! By that point in time "pure" disco was really starting to suck - "Push Push In The Bush" anyone? KISS, Queen, Bad Company, Sweet, and other rock bands who dabbled in danceable music gave the genre a much-needed second wind.
70s KISS all the way baby 70s Areosmith 70s Heart 70s ACDC 70s Queen, 70s Van Halen .70s Boston .70s Kansas 70s Cars 70s Police70s Eagles/ 70s ABBA 70s Pink Floyd .70s Rush 70s Deep Purple 70s Led Zeppelin
You guys should see them live. They have one of the best shows. I started going to their concerts in 1982. Saw them last in 2019. I even introduced my children and grandchildren to them. My daughter has been going to their concerts with me since 1998.
This is one of my favs from Kiss. Yes, Kiss is very professional. Gene, who runs the band, is very business savy. Knows his stuff and when certain members of the band got into drugs/alcohol, they were fired. He has built a business empire. I just heard a song I haven't heard in a while you might be interested in. The band is Steelheart and the song is Never Let You go. Some crazy vocals!
Kiss was my first concert in ‘77. They were the last concert I saw right before the pandemic shut everything down, and the first one when everything opened back up. Rock and Roll All Night, Detroit Rock City are two to bangers and Beth is completely different, but worth the listen! There are so many more songs I could recommend.
Watching all you rocking it out, head bopping & feeling the beat is amazing to see & funny as hell!! Seeing the shock on your faces of just how good old school tunes actually are made me giggle!! Now you get what true classic bangers really sound like!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂 Luv from England fellas 🏴 💜
No put yourself in the eighties dancing to this music at a social.. It's nice to see that you young guys bring this stuff back brings back lots of good memorie
I love you guys. You crack me up. The brother on the far right, with the glasses, dude, you had me laughing so hard at the beginning. Keep the videos coming.
Kiss are real chameleons, they've done all kinds of rock subgenres. From pop-rock, disco-rock like this, old school 70's rock n roll, 80's hair metal, to really heavy stuff
@@metaphoria3 me too, much great stuff. Only wish Crazy Nights and Asylum had way better mixes/production. Basicly no bottom exists. Almost just treble and weak mids. I'm sure there are third party remasters circulating out there though. But really wish Kiss would do new mixes and remaster them again!
I had 3 of their albums back in the day. I was about your ages when this came out. I was in my late 20's when a lady where I worked was desperate to find anything from Kiss to give to her son for his Birthday. I wasn't listening to them much then so I gave them to her for her Son. I thought she was going to cry.
I can't believe you guys haven't heard this song before! I went and saw them live in September 2022 and had front row tickets. They sure know how to put on a good show. Love this band. ♥
I was 7 when this came out and a young brother was hooked, my dad taught me about R&B and soul and KISS taught me about Rock, it was cool to see some young brothers rockin my jam
I happened upon this video on accident but y’all’s reactions are killin me!! I knew y’all were hooked at “RUN THAT BACK!!” and I’m glad y’all enjoy this song! One of my personal favorite KISS songs is Detroit Rock City but once again- I’m glad y’all enjoyed this one! Lol
The same occurred to me, i got here acccidentally. I liked their reaction. It was the same my then 5 or 6 yo son had when listening to this song. He is now 15 and still enjoys this kind of music.
There's a clip of KISS performing live, and pyrotechnics behind Ace Frehley catch his hair on fire. Fire is shooting high, but he never stopped singing or playing, even when he gets blasted with a fire extinguisher! It's the most bad ass Rock N Roll moment you'll ever see!
I loved watching you guys grooving to this song. I remember this song coming out while I was in high school and I was just like you guys the first time I heard this
This was fun. 🥰 I actually love that song. A lot of kiss fans don’t. But you can’t help but keep singing it. You guys should check out Bob Seger I don’t see on any of your lists that you’ve reacted to him yet. Maybe it’s because you already know who he is? I recommend the song “turn the page”
A lot of Kiss fans are idiots who hopped the disco hate train and subscribe to rock and metal's worst elitist bullshit tendencies. Fuck 'em...And fuck Gene Simmons, but that's neither here nor there.
They also have "Rock & Roll All Night", "Detroit Rock City","Beth", and "Lick It Up" plus many more great songs(Rock&Roll All Night is 1 you might have all heard but dont know it). Thank you guys for reacting to KISS!!! You didnt get stuck on the makeup, thank you again for being so open minded, GREAT REACTION guys!!!
Kiss was an iconic band, who had so many hits. They won numerous awards, and had a cult following. They are in the Rock and Roll hall.of fame. Y'all need to react to some Isley Brothers and some Earth Wind and Fire. Just start out listening to Earth Wind and Fire and The Isley Brothers. You can just pick any song by the two bands listed and it is guaranteed that y'all will enjoy it.
Their most catchy classics are: Love gun, Detroit Rock City, shout it out loud. Their anthem is "Rock n Roll all Nite". And if you want a ballad go with "Beth". Many people including myself really love their heavier stuff from the albums "Creatures of the Night" and "Lick it Up". My favs.
I love that this was a play to the disco crowd and became an absolute banger!! Kiss fans were not excited about it but I think it eventually grew on them.
This was a hilarious reaction. I loved watching you guys getting more and more into this as the song went on. I saw Kiss in 1979 during this tour at the Capital Centre in Largo MD. I was 13.
It was the 1970’s. This look was known as glam rock. Kiss was the only rock bank that wore makeup and wore outrageous over the top wardrobes and platform boots in music history. One one ever copied their look. They were the originals. ❤ Awesome track. 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Don't forget Alice Cooper, and David Bowie rocked the make up as well at times. Guess you also forgot Twisted Sister. And to be completely honest Kiss stole the Face Painting from Arthur Brown, and his legendary "Corpse Paint" in the 60's. Sensational Alex Harvey Band guitarist Zal Cleminson did the Clown motif Face Paint in the 70's, and in the Punk scene same era was the Skull Face Paint of The Misfits. More in the 80's picked it up Now KISS were the most famous, and the only reason I know this is I am as old as dust, and did record reviews in the mid to 70's to 80's so got most of the new releases. LOL.
I grew up during the time that Kiss was starting and there wasn’t anything like their music at the time. It was a very unique sound. I really like their songs. They never get old to me no matter how many times I hear them.
KISS has been my favorite band since I was a kid , I've been in the KISS ARMY now for 30 years 🖤 Gene was my first crush his real name is Chaim Witz he was born in Israel and came to America once he was here he changed his name to Eugene Klein and after awhile just went by Gene Klein which was his mother's maiden name. In the 70s he changed it to Gene Simmons after the rockabilly star jumping Gene Simmons and it stuck 🖤
My very first concert I ever went to was KIZZ in Wichita, KS 1977, it was so exciting, packed to the fullest & so loud that afterwards our ears rang forever!
First rock album I ever had Kiss Alive! And I am proud to be in the Kiss Army forever! By the way I am 62 this year! Rock lives forever 👊🏻 ! Best light show in concert and I’ve seen Pink Floyd and thought Kiss was better light show.
They even had a TV movie as well as a first person shooter video game made about this band. In the game each band member had special weapons and powers based on the charector
its great you guys are checking out this group, you should go down the rabbit whole and check out the rest of their earlier songs. so many bands tried to copy kiss but nobody will ever get close to them. for years nobody even knew what their real faces looked like and when they actually showed the world their face it was epic
Absolutely enjoyed watching this 😂😂🙌🏻 Super cool Ross’ vibe and Brandon’s groovy “white nerdy guy at the office parties” dance moves.. you guys nailed it with your reactions 🙌🏻 Well done fellas 😂
Domino and Lick It Up are 2 of their best songs IMO, that hardly ever get mentioned. Hope you eventually react to them. For a beautiful ballad try, Everytime I Look At You, from the unplugged concert.
You guys are my favourites for reactions 😂 😃 It never matters how many times I have heard a song, experiencing it with you all feels like I am in the room with you and I love it !!!! True story, the first time I heard this song on the radio I thought it was a black man singing, thought it was a funk/disco act from the mid 70s I had never heard of, had no idea it was KISS 😂😄 .....they painted their faces to make themselves annoymous, yet also stand out against everyone else.. there will only ever be one KISS ! Thanks for a great reaction video, I loved it as much as you all did 🥰😍
I still have my KISS in concert ticket from 1978... I saw them perform in Mobile Alabama. Same auditorium I saw Elvis in 77 and Journey in 78... Yeah I'm that old... But good with it.
I'm SO glad you all did KISS!! And even more so that you enjoyed them! They're way more versatile than people think at first glance. A couple other great examples of their diversity are Detroit Rock City, Tears Are Falling, and Beth. Would love to see you all experience those!! Also, I about died laughing when y'all said 'they look like superheros' because they actually DID do a very cheesy film called KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park, where they basically were superheros. It's awful, but kind of in an 'it's so bad, it's good' kinda way. At least to me. Now that would be a fun react lol!!
Great band and they turned KISS into a rock and roll empire like no one else before them, but there are definitely some better songs of theirs you guys should react to. I Love it Loud, Love Gun, Deuce, Detroit Rock City to name a few. You will recognize Strutter from the early Guitar Hero games as well.
I think this is the first reaction I’ve seen where y’all just let the song play without stopping to comment. This just shows how good this song and band are!
Paul Stanley, the singer of this song, said that writing a hit Disco song was easy.
So someone bet him he couldn't do it.
1 hrs later he had written this song, they recorded it and it went to #1 on the Disco Charts in 3 countries and in the top 10 in 14 other countries.
@Tonya Poindexter By saying "They were smart enough to let their music evolve with the crowds," I suppose you mean Kiss understood that to be a success in the music business, you must play the kinds of music people will actually want to listen to, dance to, & buy. As a musical artist begins widening out into other styles of music, I think the things which should never change are the ingredients which make music _authentic:_ creative originality, love, passion, & sincerity. _Authenticity_ is the key, because that is what the Public responds to
Ive been playing electric bass & acoustic guitar for 23 years. 7 piece drums for half as long. So I speak not as a Kiss devotee, but as a 70s child who witnessed the rise of Kiss, Gerry Rafferty, Rita Coolidge, A Taste of Honey, George Benson, KC & the Sunshine Band, the Eagles, Michael Martin Murphey, Gordon Lightfoot, Neil Diamond & many others. From the Jazz/ Orchestral world there are also Barry Manilow, Andy Williams, Tony Bennett, The Living Strings, Paul Mauriat, Syd Lawrence, Ronnie Verrell, Gene Krupa, & Floyd Cramer. It was the Easy Listening age, & the age of Soft Rock, too. Not just an age of meteoric pop bands
@@magnificentmuttley154 but this is not always the case.the 2 founding members of X Japan saw Kiss in concert and that inspired them to form a band. When they started they had the punk/Glam Rock style, and were rejected in Japan, but they stayed with it and became the biggest rock band in Japanese history. They didn't change to suit the audience, the audience came around to them.
*@Gerard Cote* 🎯 Excellent point! Sometimes you just gotta grow on people- - - just like mold. Lol!
Im not even a Kiss fan. I never liked them. They gave me the creeps when I was a kid, & 44 years later they _STILL_ give me the creeps! Nevertheless, as a musician I respect their ability to change their musical style, to reach a different audience
If I understand their history correctly, "Beth" was their first hit (1976-77). Unlike a more dominant hard rock style that would become apparent later, Beth was a number meant to break them into soft rock radio & mix stations. Evidently Gene & Paul thought it more practical to have their first breakthrough hit that way, than to go up against far tougher competition. Everyone from Boston, to Kansas, Black Sabbath, Led Zepplin, Steve Miller, Journey, The Cars, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, Foreigner, Gerry Rafferty, Billy Joel, etc
They could produce a hit later on to break into what they wanted to be their dominant musical catagory. The important thing was to get started with that first hit. And their plan worked. I dont know the chart rankings, but I was there to witness that Beth was played on both soft rock & on mixed music radio. True to the practice of easy listening radio, once Beth had become a familiar song that first year, we would hear the Living Strings' contemporary orchestra version of Beth. I have that album
*EDIT:* Upon further investigation actually "Beth" is Kiss' third career hit, following behind "Nothing to Lose" & "Rock 'n Roll All Nite." Thats 1976, 1974, & 1975, respectively. Furthermore Ive been told by a knowledgeable fan that a DJ played "Beth" by accident on the B side of a 45, & thats how it became a hit. So it wasnt by strategy or design that they found their song accepted into mix stations, soft rock, & eventually easy listening radio
@@magnificentmuttley154 They were always hard. Beth was a "B" side on a 45 record that a DJ flipped on accident and played on the radio. As for going against other bands, they have sold more albums in the United States than any other band and are only behind WorldWide to The Beatles and The Rolling Stones.
*@KELTONinFL* 👌Thank you for your comment. Esp the story about "Beth" being played by mistake. Yes, I was wrong to say it was their first hit in my earlier comment. "Nothin' to Lose," (1974), "Rock 'n Roll All Night" (1975), & "Beth" (1976) are their first three
I never really liked Kiss' music, so it wasnt until a week ago that I read up on them for the 1st time. I had just discovered that the Contemporary Orchestra version of "Beth"- - that Ive known all of my life- - is simply a copy of their song. So it was suprising and very strange that that's one of their earliest hits. Ha ha! So thanks to "Beth" they hit the soft rock, easy listening, & the mix stations, too, not just R&R !
Its stories like that I live to find out about. Although I dont like them much, nevertheless as a musician I must respect their creative originality & hard-won success
Wow- - I had no idea that their sales ranking in the Rock catagory was so high. Makes me wonder how they would compare to Madonna or Michael Jackson, but thats Pop Chart sales
However, Pop is a much broader umbrella of musical catagories ("genres") with a larger audience. So comparing Rock sales to Pop is like trying to compare a rhino with a giraffe. Sure, they have similarity, but there are differences that make their comparison incompatible
Kiss appeared on early episodes of The Oprah Show. Oprah asked Gene Simmons how long his tongue was. His reply "Long enough to make me your very closest friend." Oprah went beet red. It was an awesome moment.
i remember this song playing at my uncles funeral in 2019. kiss was his favourite band, i remember him standing up and dancing every time he heard this song. R.I.P Uncle Glenn
Kiss Army since I was 14 and I'm 56 now.
Beth and God of Thunder are my two favorite songs.
Gene Simmons, the bass player for KISS, found a little bar band in L.A. with an amazing guitar player and crazy front man. He decided to help them create a demo tape. That band was called Van Halen. KISS had their fingers on the pulse of the music industry in this era.
Eddie and Alex Van Halen also played on Gene's demos for the Love Gun album.
And a little band called ac/dc too
They had everyone
Slash also auditioned to replace Ace, but Paul thought he was too young at 17. Paul also apparently introduced Desmond Child, who co-wrote this song with Paul, to Jon Bon Jovi, and they went on to co-write some of Bon Jovi’s biggest hits. They both have a great eye for talent.
@@belle.m lol ace was 18 when he joined kiss
Old line KISS fans hated this song...but in reality this song absolutely rocks live!
When the pyros and flash pots go off at the end of this song live...it literally shakes the rafters on the arena!
You can feel it in your chest!
This song is infinitely better than that overrated ass 'Rock & Roll All Night' that usually gets played. Facts.
I'm a KISS fan and actually always liked this song . I hate disco too!
Just said how much better this is live b4 i read the comments 🤘🤘
I grew up in the 80's KISS, i love these MTV songs. Uh all Night is my favorite KISS song. And i do know the 70's KISS well too, nothing bad about that.
Bro my first ever concert was KISS, the firework guitar stunt set our rafters on fire and they had to lower it to put the fire out WHILE THEY KEPT ON PLAYING
men all those heads bopping and weaving to the beat was excellent haha made my day :)
😊😊😊😊😊
OMG! You guys are experiencing what we did in the 80’s. It makes me so happy that you get it!! Kick ass man!
Fellas Kiss (stylized as KIϟϟ) is an American rock band formed in New York City in 1973 by Paul Stanley (vocals, rhythm guitar), Gene Simmons (vocals, bass), Ace Frehley (lead guitar, vocals), and Peter Criss (drums, vocals). Known for their face paint and stage outfits, the group rose to prominence in the mid-1970s with shock rock-style live performances, which featured fire-breathing, blood-spitting, smoking guitars, shooting rockets, levitating drum kits, and pyrotechnics. The band has gone through several lineup changes, with Stanley and Simmons remaining the only consistent members. The original and best-known lineup consisted of Stanley, Simmons, Frehley, and Criss. Here R the names of the costume makeup, Paul Stanley as Starchild; Gene Simmons as The Demon; Ace Frehley as Space Ace & Peter Criss as Catman. They also perform without their makeup.
Wow, I was born in the 7p’s , know of kiss never knew any of this about em. Great info. Thanks
“Fellas” lol
thanks for that awsome wikipedia copy/paste, lol!
@@michaelengle9062 I appreciate it, just wanted to put that info outdare.
Thought they were from Detroit not New York
The lead singer, Paul Stanley, put out an album called Paul Stanley's Soul Station, where he does all R&B songs. Check it out, it's really good.
I still have all 4 individual albums
Kiss was my very 1st concert in the late 70's. They rock!!!! Always a great show
One of my favorite concerts. They weren't in make up
Me too 😊
Wicked az Mary!
Was my first concert in 2000's. Was in Michigan outside.
Mine too!
I just LOVE you guys!! Please keep doing this. It gives me life seeing you guys discover songs that have been part of my life for as long as 45 years. I LOVE it!!!!
This is how good rock and roll was in the BEST DECADE ever 1970s
Kiss bringing soul/funk/r&b/disco to the metal scene. Pure geniuses
When this song came out Kiss fans were breaking their albums. Kiss went disco, but looking back now, this was a straight banger, for the disco era.
Imbeciles were breaking their albums. The band was already paid. Absolute clown idea of protest.
I agree! By that point in time "pure" disco was really starting to suck - "Push Push In The Bush" anyone? KISS, Queen, Bad Company, Sweet, and other rock bands who dabbled in danceable music gave the genre a much-needed second wind.
Just watched "The Fall Guy" and I am craving this song since the 1970's!!!!
Even way better live even in their 70’s they rock!!!❤❤❤❤❤
This is KISS 's infamous 'disco' song. We're happy it's not what most of their music sounds like but most of us still love it!
This song is much harder than "I want to rock and roll all night." This song rocks and it says to me, they are defiantly the Masters of Rock.
@@Bellawhite1 True
I think it just took some time for the old fans to come around with this one. It was different but a great song!
Yeah this song is waayyyy pass the 70s era. Them 70s people had no clue what a masterpiece they were listening to
These guys are in there 70’s and still selling out shows and kicking ass!!! KISS ARMY!!
are they all still alive??
@@soofitnsexyall but Eric Carr.
I just saw them in 2023 and they are in their 70's. Paul Stanley was flying around the arena. they still kick ass, Best concert ever!!!!!!
Kiss is EPIC!
Your enthusiasm is contagious. I love u guys
Kiss Detroit rock city and rock and roll all nite are my favourites I highly recommend you give them a listen
Love you guys! Kiss is my favorite group! The 80's and 90's Kiss songs rocked along with their older stuff.
70s KISS all the way baby 70s Areosmith 70s Heart 70s ACDC 70s Queen, 70s Van Halen .70s Boston .70s Kansas 70s Cars 70s Police70s Eagles/ 70s ABBA 70s Pink Floyd .70s Rush 70s Deep Purple 70s Led Zeppelin
KISS - Rock n' Roll all night is probably my favorite
You guys should see them live. They have one of the best shows. I started going to their concerts in 1982. Saw them last in 2019. I even introduced my children and grandchildren to them. My daughter has been going to their concerts with me since 1998.
And just think. This was 50 years ago.
Please stop reminding me
Came out 1979 on the Dynasty album
When I was hotter than F, sigh
I've been a Kissfreak since I was 12 and I love all their music ✌️
Loving the love y'all given to Classic Rock Bands.. much respect
1973 Real song,Real voice,!!! The power!2024 not old!
This is one of my favs from Kiss. Yes, Kiss is very professional. Gene, who runs the band, is very business savy. Knows his stuff and when certain members of the band got into drugs/alcohol, they were fired. He has built a business empire. I just heard a song I haven't heard in a while you might be interested in. The band is Steelheart and the song is Never Let You go. Some crazy vocals!
This is my favorite by Kiss 💯
Detroit Rock City is one of my fav tunes
Rock ON KISS Army
this song was so fun to dance around the dance floor. I wasn’t a huge disco fan but all the bangers? ..maannnnneeeeee!! 🙌🏽
Unholy, Strutter, Love Gun, Parasite, Deuce, I Love It Loud, Detroit Rock City are some of many BANGERS!! 🙌🏽🔥
Fits like a glove and black diamond
Detroit Rock City! I saw KISS in concert with Def Leppard! Amazing Concert!
This is the song that converted me from country to rock. Never looked back. I'm 55. This album was a nuke back in the day.
Kiss was my first concert in ‘77. They were the last concert I saw right before the pandemic shut everything down, and the first one when everything opened back up. Rock and Roll All Night, Detroit Rock City are two to bangers and Beth is completely different, but worth the listen! There are so many more songs I could recommend.
There was a pandemic in 77?!
Long time between concerts.
Watching all you rocking it out, head bopping & feeling the beat is amazing to see & funny as hell!! Seeing the shock on your faces of just how good old school tunes actually are made me giggle!! Now you get what true classic bangers really sound like!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂 Luv from England fellas 🏴 💜
You get legends and then you get KISS, these guys are gods!
WOW its been ages since I listend to these guys... Im mad at myself for ever stopping
This song came out when I was 15 & I had been a KISS fan in the '70s but this is what we called KISS disco ✌❤🩹☮
KISSCO
Best first song to listen to from Kidz is rock and roll all night and party everyday
Growing up in the kiss era. Kiss was fun to watch because of there crazy makeup and music.
No put yourself in the eighties dancing to this music at a social.. It's nice to see that you young guys bring this stuff back brings back lots of good memorie
Been there did that class of ‘89 ❤
I love how you guys each have your own unique personality. Love the fire extinguisher too!
There were 2 movies about KISS, Detroit Rock City & early 70's there was KISS meets the phantom of the park.
I love you guys. You crack me up. The brother on the far right, with the glasses, dude, you had me laughing so hard at the beginning. Keep the videos coming.
My 2nd fave rock band of all time, & the ULTIMATE glam rock band! Thanks for your reaction.
Kiss are real chameleons, they've done all kinds of rock subgenres. From pop-rock, disco-rock like this, old school 70's rock n roll, 80's hair metal, to really heavy stuff
THIS song came out in 1979 And they where there best in the 70s
But this was a 70s PARTY Big time ,,
@@theodoreritola7641 it's a great song, but far from their greatest 70's catalogue material imo. One of their most commercial hit sounding ones, yes!
I love their 80’s stuff
@@metaphoria3 me too, much great stuff. Only wish Crazy Nights and Asylum had way better mixes/production. Basicly no bottom exists. Almost just treble and weak mids. I'm sure there are third party remasters circulating out there though. But really wish Kiss would do new mixes and remaster them again!
Loved kiss saw them back in the day when gene spit fake blood and one of their final concerts so cool! Loved the song Beth too😉
I had 3 of their albums back in the day. I was about your ages when this came out. I was in my late 20's when a lady where I worked was desperate to find anything from Kiss to give to her son for his Birthday. I wasn't listening to them much then so I gave them to her for her Son. I thought she was going to cry.
Discovered y'all last night & have been binging since. Got me straight up hooked. Love ya.
I can't believe you guys haven't heard this song before! I went and saw them live in September 2022 and had front row tickets. They sure know how to put on a good show. Love this band. ♥
LMAO at y'all's shock! There's a reason they were the best! Everybody dancing is so great and lifts the spirits of all of us watching!
So proud of ya'll! Thanks for keeping great music alive!
I was 7 when this came out and a young brother was hooked, my dad taught me about R&B and soul and KISS taught me about Rock, it was cool to see some young brothers rockin my jam
I happened upon this video on accident but y’all’s reactions are killin me!! I knew y’all were hooked at “RUN THAT BACK!!” and I’m glad y’all enjoy this song! One of my personal favorite KISS songs is Detroit Rock City but once again- I’m glad y’all enjoyed this one! Lol
The same occurred to me, i got here acccidentally. I liked their reaction. It was the same my then 5 or 6 yo son had when listening to this song. He is now 15 and still enjoys this kind of music.
There's a clip of KISS performing live, and pyrotechnics behind Ace Frehley catch his hair on fire. Fire is shooting high, but he never stopped singing or playing, even when he gets blasted with a fire extinguisher!
It's the most bad ass Rock N Roll moment you'll ever see!
At the reunion tour,in Ames,IA, Ace shot out a light,with his guitar rocker launcher.
The Most underrated band (musically) ever!
I loved watching you guys grooving to this song. I remember this song coming out while I was in high school and I was just like you guys the first time I heard this
This was fun. 🥰 I actually love that song. A lot of kiss fans don’t. But you can’t help but keep singing it. You guys should check out Bob Seger I don’t see on any of your lists that you’ve reacted to him yet. Maybe it’s because you already know who he is? I recommend the song “turn the page”
Yes! I think they’ll LOVE Seger! Beautiful loser would be awesome for them.
A lot of Kiss fans are idiots who hopped the disco hate train and subscribe to rock and metal's worst elitist bullshit tendencies. Fuck 'em...And fuck Gene Simmons, but that's neither here nor there.
Dude on far right with glasses "HAS GOT IT" my kind of jamming friend lol
They also have "Rock & Roll All Night", "Detroit Rock City","Beth", and "Lick It Up" plus many more great songs(Rock&Roll All Night is 1 you might have all heard but dont know it). Thank you guys for reacting to KISS!!! You didnt get stuck on the makeup, thank you again for being so open minded, GREAT REACTION guys!!!
I love you guys . Thanks for your reaction . It's fun seeing yall enjoy the music I grew up on.
Kiss was an iconic band, who had so many hits. They won numerous awards, and had a cult following. They are in the Rock and Roll hall.of fame. Y'all need to react to some Isley Brothers and some Earth Wind and Fire. Just start out listening to Earth Wind and Fire and The Isley Brothers. You can just pick any song by the two bands listed and it is guaranteed that y'all will enjoy it.
You guys crack me up! I have been a KISS fan for 40 years. I love how you're enjoying this. I hope you're reaction is genuine.
Their most catchy classics are: Love gun, Detroit Rock City, shout it out loud.
Their anthem is "Rock n Roll all Nite".
And if you want a ballad go with "Beth".
Many people including myself really love their heavier stuff from the albums "Creatures of the Night" and "Lick it Up". My favs.
I love that this was a play to the disco crowd and became an absolute banger!! Kiss fans were not excited about it but I think it eventually grew on them.
When I saw the title I click it so fast- I been listing to kiss ever since I was that dang Scooby Doo movie thing with kiss in it
I loved that movie too and that’s why I clicked this video😂
This was a hilarious reaction. I loved watching you guys getting more and more into this as the song went on. I saw Kiss in 1979 during this tour at the Capital Centre in Largo MD. I was 13.
It was the 1970’s. This look was known as glam rock. Kiss was the only rock bank that wore makeup and wore outrageous over the top wardrobes and platform boots in music history. One one ever copied their look. They were the originals. ❤
Awesome track. 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Don't forget Alice Cooper, and David Bowie rocked the make up as well at times. Guess you also forgot Twisted Sister. And to be completely honest Kiss stole the Face Painting from Arthur Brown, and his legendary "Corpse Paint" in the 60's. Sensational Alex Harvey Band guitarist Zal Cleminson did the Clown motif Face Paint in the 70's, and in the Punk scene same era was the Skull Face Paint of The Misfits. More in the 80's picked it up
Now KISS were the most famous, and the only reason I know this is I am as old as dust, and did record reviews in the mid to 70's to 80's so got most of the new releases. LOL.
Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars were before KISS.😅
Kiss did full makeup. No one knew who they were. Yes other band wore makeup but not full face
The NY Dolls were the first and David J wore heels
I grew up during the time that Kiss was starting and there wasn’t anything like their music at the time. It was a very unique sound. I really like their songs. They never get old to me no matter how many times I hear them.
LOVE KISS!!! Always and forever.
I was 8 when I got the Dynasty album- it was my first "grown up" record. I've owned it on vinyl, cassette, CD, and MP3 and still love it.
KISS has been my favorite band since I was a kid , I've been in the KISS ARMY now for 30 years 🖤 Gene was my first crush his real name is Chaim Witz he was born in Israel and came to America once he was here he changed his name to Eugene Klein and after awhile just went by Gene Klein which was his mother's maiden name. In the 70s he changed it to Gene Simmons after the rockabilly star jumping Gene Simmons and it stuck 🖤
My very first concert I ever went to was KIZZ in Wichita, KS 1977, it was so exciting, packed to the fullest & so loud that afterwards our ears rang forever!
Kiss is an amazing and very entertaining band!!! Loved how you guys enjoyed it😂❤👍
Ace Frehley from Kiss sang New York Groove in 1978. Another great song!
Their comic books were sick too 🤘🔥 glad you enjoyed them, KISS is the s**t!!
Comic books, lunch boxes, you name it.
OMG...this was frickin awesome watching you all jam to this great song by an amazing band!!!! Just love your reaction!!
First rock album I ever had Kiss Alive! And I am proud to be in the Kiss Army forever! By the way I am 62 this year! Rock lives forever 👊🏻 ! Best light show in concert and I’ve seen Pink Floyd and thought Kiss was better light show.
They even had a TV movie as well as a first person shooter video game made about this band. In the game each band member had special weapons and powers based on the charector
I'm so happy you finally gave KISS a try...stick with older songs...but they are all good!
Love this song! Thanks for playing it! You just got to love Kiss
Great you guys are diving into KISS. I would recommend Detroit Rock City and God Of Thunder!
its great you guys are checking out this group, you should go down the rabbit whole and check out the rest of their earlier songs. so many bands tried to copy kiss but nobody will ever get close to them. for years nobody even knew what their real faces looked like and when they actually showed the world their face it was epic
Absolutely enjoyed watching this 😂😂🙌🏻 Super cool Ross’ vibe and Brandon’s groovy “white nerdy guy at the office parties” dance moves.. you guys nailed it with your reactions 🙌🏻 Well done fellas 😂
I am so proud you guys are open like this! You are all open minded like this great smart young men!
I catch so much heat for this and “Beth” being my fav Kiss songs
Its so amazing to see people for the first time seeing how much range that Paul had in his voice.
Domino and Lick It Up are 2 of their best songs IMO, that hardly ever get mentioned. Hope you eventually react to them. For a beautiful ballad try, Everytime I Look At You, from the unplugged concert.
Lolol guy on right with the face and hand gestures..lolol..awesome! Love your guys reactions and open mindedness!❤
You guys are my favourites for reactions 😂 😃 It never matters how many times I have heard a song, experiencing it with you all feels like I am in the room with you and I love it !!!!
True story, the first time I heard this song on the radio I thought it was a black man singing, thought it was a funk/disco act from the mid 70s I had never heard of, had no idea it was KISS 😂😄
.....they painted their faces to make themselves annoymous, yet also stand out against everyone else.. there will only ever be one KISS ! Thanks for a great reaction video, I loved it as much as you all did 🥰😍
I still have my KISS in concert ticket from 1978... I saw them perform in Mobile Alabama.
Same auditorium I saw Elvis in 77 and Journey in 78... Yeah I'm that old... But good with it.
I'm SO glad you all did KISS!! And even more so that you enjoyed them! They're way more versatile than people think at first glance. A couple other great examples of their diversity are Detroit Rock City, Tears Are Falling, and Beth. Would love to see you all experience those!! Also, I about died laughing when y'all said 'they look like superheros' because they actually DID do a very cheesy film called KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park, where they basically were superheros. It's awful, but kind of in an 'it's so bad, it's good' kinda way. At least to me. Now that would be a fun react lol!!
THIS IS WHO INFLUENCED PRINCE , 💯 straight FACTS 🎶🎵🎶⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️😎
You guys blow me away with old school interest👍✌️🇺🇸
that bass volley in the beginning is awesome, great song, glad you guys dig it!
Great band and they turned KISS into a rock and roll empire like no one else before them, but there are definitely some better songs of theirs you guys should react to. I Love it Loud, Love Gun, Deuce, Detroit Rock City to name a few. You will recognize Strutter from the early Guitar Hero games as well.
I think this is the first reaction I’ve seen where y’all just let the song play without stopping to comment. This just shows how good this song and band are!
Its a great song puts you in a good mood
Kiss brought the funk.
Back in the day, it was the one rock band that EVERYBODY loved.
"Lick It Up" is another great song by KISS. Definitely worth a listen...
My FAV KISS song from my generation, 80's!!! MUAHHH!!!