Best song from this band…..but sound quality is poor. They always play this tune at their shows and it always rocks! Right along with God of Thunder, Love Gun and 100,000 Years!
*This has always been my favorite KISS song with Peter Criss (drummer) singing...and I had every album until they unmasked. I saw KISS in '79 and on the Reunion and Farewell Tours. So much fun to only see just original members each time.*
70's KISS Fan Forever ✌😎 The KISS Alive album lived on my turntable for many months ! Mid 70's to mid 80's loved KISS ..... After that not so much... but will always listen to their early stuff..... After Gene & Paul took over that was it for me..... ( when Ace & Peter left [ got fired,quit... whatever ] so did 70% of the talent ) Thank you for the video... Some of my favorite KISS Alive songs Cold Gin Come On And Love Me Nothin' To Lose Strutter Saw them in the mid 70's ..... the amount of sound blasting off that stage was simply amazing & their stage show was the best in the business back then ! ( WOW... yes , fire, explosions, confetti flying ) ..... took a few weeks for my hearing to return back to normal ☺ What a night 😎🎸 Ace ( Lead Guitar ) My favorite & best musical artists in the bunch
I was 6 in 1974 and all the kids, including myself were card carrying members of the Kiss Army. They were the biggest band in the world and I wore out Kiss Alive on the turntable when it came out. Thanks for this reaction, brings back good memories!
I was 4 in 1974, it was either 1975 or 1976 (whenever they first started the merchandising) that I begged for a Gene Simmons doll to go out with my Barbie doll because Ken wasn't nearly cool enough. Talk about freaking my parents out - but the only other kids on my street were 7- and 9-year-old boys, so of course I "met" KISS early on. Fun memories!
I was 9 in '74. Jumped on the Kiss train and Kiss Army in 1975. Cool looking cartoon characters come to life with some great music. Great memories and great times. Started playing in 1977. Many Kiss songs were covered.
@@MsCatstaff I'm the same age and remember vividly dressing up as different members for Halloween a few years in a row with my brother (we had the official Kiss makeup kit, lol). I remember watching that awful Phantom of the Park movie on TV too. Kiss was my first favorite band, with Alive II my first album. Forever a fan.
Kiss was selling out stadiums with little to no radio play which was basically the only way to be heard back in the 70’s . So most of their success was pretty much word of mouth and great tunes!
Back in the '70s "stadium rock" era, most everyone in the crowd was enjoying their favorite mind altering substance. You could smoke in the venues and even, when we saw them, bring in your own wine pouch to drink from. During "Black Diamond" all the lights went down at the end.....and then those giant strobes flashed into your skull over and over. It was an experience that the kids of today will never enjoy!
These on stage gigs are the most wildest thing to see and live. Peter Criss was a soulman and honest drummer, fit for all that massive sound of a line up of Marshalls amps, Gibson guitars at their top. The cat man is responsible to put the Pearl Drum company at the rock world wide arena, for ever, and still she is there. When vynil records were the trend, Alive!, their very first live recording, won it self, 3 platinum status in the industry within a whole year, 1975-1976. A world wide unique fans following this guys in 5 continents, called "The Kiss Army".
Kiss had one of the most elaborate stage shows, the drum platform was on a lift and would raise 10 feet above the stage, there were hydraulic arms the guitar players would rise into the air
They all sang. KISS and Alice Cooper invented Rock and Roll as a show, visuals, lights, costumes, props. What sustained KISS was the tunes. MY 1st rock concert after Elvis? KISS. Changed my life.
Peter criss started off actually singing most of their songs in the very beginning. I think Paul Stanley had trouble playing guitar and singing at the same time originally. I’m not completely sure about that but I remember my dad saying something about that but can’t quite remember exactly what he told me.
This was a really good reaction video to my favorite band playing my favorite KISS tune. I really like how you gave recognition to Peter's abilities. I myself am a Drummer who does lead and backing vocals, thanks to the influence of Eric Carr and Peter Criss. KISS was more than just make up, hair and costumes indeed. Great video...thanks for posting.
KISS was massive in the 70's and 80's! People used to line up to get their albums on the dates they were released, and going to a live KISS show was a big event, given their exciting, electric stage show! They influenced countless teens to pick up a guitar and play. Heavy metal would not be around today if not for 'hard rock' bands like KISS, Aerosmith, Mountain, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin existing...
This live footage is from Detroit 1976. KISS played 3 sold out nights in front of 36000 people in total at the 25., 26 and 27. of January. All 3 shows were multicam recorded by the film crew of the Cobo Hall. The energy is just incredible! Love it.
Kiss was my first concert, 1978. I was 12 years old and have been to hundreds of metal shows since then. Kiss was a great first live show for me. And this is my favorite kiss song. Great reaction, happy New Year to you all
For my my favorite albums were their first 4, and this song was on the radio here in Chicago, and it is one I remember rocking out to loud as the radio would crank.
This is their most spectacular show closer ever. Greg - thank you - you chose the best version. This was filmed at Cobo Hall, in Detroit, in 1975 for the Alive LP. It is truly epic not only hearing but finally seeing it. Terrific stuff. Come on Susie. You have been a dynamite audience and you deserve to give yourself a round of applause.. let's go..oh yeah.. so let's Rock N Roll All Night and Party every day. You haven't heard that before? Classic rock stations play it eventually once a week.
They had a huge following in the 70's I was in the "KISS Army". You would get posters, stickers, trading cards, sew-on patches and a magazine all through the mail. They really had a nose for marketing.
Kiss were incredibly influential! They were perhaps the first true Glam Metal band. Their sound and more importantly their live image is something that was originally thought of as a gimmick but soon became a huge trend with the LA bands in the 1980s, most notably Motley Crue and Poison. People don't like to call Kiss Metal but they were. They were a Metal band that weren't afraid to say "Ooh".
Kiss were the prototype for the whole hair metal scene of the 80s and I mean that as a compliment. They were one of Rock's most influential bands ever.
Kiss are not considered Metal by many but without their influence Metal would be much different than as we've known it to be. The Black Metal bands, with their painted faces look like Gene Simmons children.
Hell yes! More of this 70s KISS! Yeah audio/video wise it's nowhere near today's standards but give me THIS any day of the week! Youth, energy, and of course what gets overlooked waaaay too much, their SONGS! Thanks for the reaction.
The reason this was their best song 🎵, is it shows how solid they were as musicians!!! Peter's drumming and obviously vocals, and Ace guitar 🎸 playing and solo and Paul's intro, and Gene solid bass playing!!!!
There’s a two album set, “Kiss Alive,” recorded in Cobo Hall, Detroit. Well, it’s two albums on vinyl. This was a time when lighters were used, not cell phones and there was so much smoke in the air everyone got at least a contact high. Concerts were affordable and a lot of fun. The only rule was pass it this way.
It was badass back in the day I lived the 70s I was in JR high n high school we painted our faces walk the halls everybody was scared jus got out of our way memories 😃😃😃😃
All 4 of them sing at least 1 song each show. That is partially why some ppl have a hard time recognizing them without seeing them. My brother, who was 7 years older than me, joined us both in the KISS army when I was just 5 years old. I was born about 2 months before their first studio album in 1973. They are still playing almost 50 years later. Great reaction to my favorite band of all time.
It was a surprise for me, too. I'm not a fan of kiss but I know their songs. I grew old with them (I'm from '73). But god, I didn't know that Peter Criss sang that song! It was so cool!
@@muninn9674 i'd never heard of Kiss before and was doing the usual looking through albums in the record store and seen the cover being a rocker the cover was enough to make the purchase blind was not disappointed at all, it blew me away
I use 70's equipment. The mikes are all EQ'd evenly because 70s PA's and amp had no filters built into them. Raw power that's it! A great sound man is a must.
New York Groove, Ace Frehley... Love Gun, Paul Stanley... War Machine, Gene Simmons... They all had a part in singing. The main singers were Paul and Gene. Live, live, live!
The hilight of my day is getting to watch you guys react to KISS. I can almost believe you love them as much as I do. If I had $1million, I'd send it to you to do more kiss videos. ROCK AND ROLL! 💋
huge KISS fan back in the 70's, I was 14 when this came out, I had every album they ever made, in high school 4 of us made boots, costumes, makeup, the whole nine yards...and dressed up as KISS, even going so far as to actually putting on a show in the Auditorium with lights, fog, blood, boots, and the entire student body...rushed the stage and the teachers were to say the least, not impressed...got the pictures too, and we even made the year book in 1978
Nice one- that is the KISS I grew up with, even my very first Vinyl LP was Kisses Alive II. In MY opinion they were much more into Rock'n'Roll in the 70ies. Had even the luck to see them in Dortmund in 1980 (the supporting band was a new and unknown band called Iron Maiden!!!) So that was hell of a concert! Greets from Germany as always and stay safe!
Best performing band ever. Sounds silly to those who don’t understand but the raw power, energy and yea the choreography is something bands and artists today are still imitating
I still love you acoustic is probably Paul's best vocal, Deuce is just killer. And after watching you for so long I think Unholy would be right up your street. Plus last night's concert was awesome.
An iconic KISS song almost everyone would know is Beth also sung by Peter Chris the drummer. Kiss was, if not the first were at the top of bands starting to market themselves and sell any and everything to promote themselves. From pinball machines to lunch boxes, dolls, condom's, hell they even did a comic book and had their blood put into the red ink. Gene and Paul we're marketing geniuses.
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All 4 were lead vocalist on different songs. If you want the best you got the best the hottest band in the world KISS! Awesome
Even the members like Vincent, St. John or Kulick participated in chorus
"You wanted the best and you got the best! The hottest band in the world... KISS"
It pisses me off how Paul and Gene throw Ace and Peter under the bus in their books !! 😡🤬
Best song from this band…..but sound quality is poor. They always play this tune at their shows and it always rocks! Right along with God of Thunder, Love Gun and 100,000 Years!
@@kevingeeting4011 Plaster Caster. ;)
Probably my favorite KISS song. Peter kills it!!
this is why at one time, KISS ruled the world...
It sure is!
Yep.
They were great in the original lineup days 👏
Damn right it's nice to see someone who knows this I grew up in the 70s been a die hard fan since I was 5 in 1975 FOREVER Kiss🤘♥️🤘!!!!!
*This has always been my favorite KISS song with Peter Criss (drummer) singing...and I had every album until they unmasked. I saw KISS in '79 and on the Reunion and Farewell Tours. So much fun to only see just original members each time.*
Peter Criss could scream, baby!! That was THE show to go to in the 70's.
This is their best song 🎵 ever!!!
70's KISS Fan Forever ✌😎
The KISS Alive album lived on my turntable for many months !
Mid 70's to mid 80's loved KISS .....
After that not so much... but will always listen to their early stuff.....
After Gene & Paul took over that was it for me.....
( when Ace & Peter left [ got fired,quit... whatever ] so did 70% of the talent )
Thank you for the video...
Some of my favorite KISS Alive songs
Cold Gin
Come On And Love Me
Nothin' To Lose
Strutter
Saw them in the mid 70's ..... the amount of sound blasting off that stage was simply amazing & their stage show was the best in the business back then ! ( WOW... yes , fire, explosions, confetti flying )
..... took a few weeks for my hearing to return back to normal ☺ What a night 😎🎸
Ace ( Lead Guitar ) My favorite & best musical artists in the bunch
I was 6 in 1974 and all the kids, including myself were card carrying members of the Kiss Army. They were the biggest band in the world and I wore out Kiss Alive on the turntable when it came out. Thanks for this reaction, brings back good memories!
I was 4 in 1974, it was either 1975 or 1976 (whenever they first started the merchandising) that I begged for a Gene Simmons doll to go out with my Barbie doll because Ken wasn't nearly cool enough. Talk about freaking my parents out - but the only other kids on my street were 7- and 9-year-old boys, so of course I "met" KISS early on. Fun memories!
I was 9 in '74. Jumped on the Kiss train and Kiss Army in 1975. Cool looking cartoon characters come to life with some great music. Great memories and great times. Started playing in 1977. Many Kiss songs were covered.
@@MsCatstaff I'm the same age and remember vividly dressing up as different members for Halloween a few years in a row with my brother (we had the official Kiss makeup kit, lol). I remember watching that awful Phantom of the Park movie on TV too. Kiss was my first favorite band, with Alive II my first album. Forever a fan.
React to KISS- Deuce LIVE .. You won’t be Disappointed..
the dance
Kiss is def in a class by themselves through all their eras
Best live group ever. Nobody else was doing what they were doing live. I’ve been a card carrying KISS ARMY member since 75.
Rather have seen Dio live.
@@jacobwalsh1888 Dio was glorious but DIdn't have the same interaction and
going with the full band like KISS did.
Kiss was selling out stadiums with little to no radio play which was basically the only way to be heard back in the 70’s . So most of their success was pretty much word of mouth and great tunes!
This is an underrated song from them..... this was a terrible sound quality, but just awesome.
100,000 years is another.
with the bass solo before that song
Yeah it is. I love this song.
100,000 years is my favourite KISS song of all time!!
I liked Strutter.
Really the whole first album pretty much slaps.
so great to see u guys discovering the best of Kiss. When they were mighty and not just a mimed drag show. So thanks
KISS has so many hits that would keep your reactions going for around 2 a day for 20 days.
And yes all of them sing. Paul, Gene, Ace and Peter. All of them get the spot light as vocalist
This is old school Kiss when they were great 🤘
I was at the 1977 Love Gun concert at The Summit Houston,Tx. Just freaking awesome.
Love this song, soo underrated, to me this is the real Kiss!!!!!!
Back in the '70s "stadium rock" era, most everyone in the crowd was enjoying their favorite mind altering substance. You could smoke in the venues and even, when we saw them, bring in your own wine pouch to drink from. During "Black Diamond" all the lights went down at the end.....and then those giant strobes flashed into your skull over and over. It was an experience that the kids of today will never enjoy!
Hey, don't forget the sharing of some Cold Gin during that song. Saw them with makeup in 1983 and without in 1985 and 1994
These on stage gigs are the most wildest thing to see and live. Peter Criss was a soulman and honest drummer, fit for all that massive sound of a line up of Marshalls amps, Gibson guitars at their top. The cat man is responsible to put the Pearl Drum company at the rock world wide arena, for ever, and still she is there. When vynil records were the trend, Alive!, their very first live recording, won it self, 3 platinum status in the industry within a whole year, 1975-1976. A world wide unique fans following this guys in 5 continents, called "The Kiss Army".
Need to watch kiss in concert its awesome
My KISS Army tattoo started to tingle...I said, "Wolf Hunterz" must be reacting to classic KISS!
I love this one! Firehouse, God of Thunder, and Cold Gin to me are the best Kiss songs!
All great songs, strutter is another great one
@@Megadeth1921 Oh! I forgot about that one! So true! I need ot listen to more Kiss today. This has put me in the mood.
Peter Criss "Catman" forever!!!
Peter was a beast back then.
He was absolutely fantastic and amazing in his prime!!! My personal favorite drummer ever!!!
Growing up KISS is what made me want to play music!
Kiss had one of the most elaborate stage shows, the drum platform was on a lift and would raise 10 feet above the stage, there were hydraulic arms the guitar players would rise into the air
They all sang. KISS and Alice Cooper invented Rock and Roll as a show, visuals, lights, costumes, props. What sustained KISS was the tunes. MY 1st rock concert after Elvis? KISS. Changed my life.
Peter Criss sang more than a few of Kiss songs, along with their biggest hit Beth!!
And "Hard Luck Woman"..which they play a lot on Home Depot radio...and no one knows its KISS...lol
Well he sang on a couple, but this one and Beth was his regular ones. Same thing with Ace, but he only had one semi regular.
@@martinhugardt8542 Ace had two, obviously Shock Me, but they played their cover of 2000 Man with him on vocals a lot back in the day.
@@xerodelacroix5552 Right, forgot about that one. He also sang cold gin from time to time, or I might be wrong.
Peter criss started off actually singing most of their songs in the very beginning. I think Paul Stanley had trouble playing guitar and singing at the same time originally. I’m not completely sure about that but I remember my dad saying something about that but can’t quite remember exactly what he told me.
I was lucky to see Kiss in 77 and 78 in Detroit and many times after that. A great show every time!
This was a really good reaction video to my favorite band playing my favorite KISS tune. I really like how you gave recognition to Peter's abilities. I myself am a Drummer who does lead and backing vocals, thanks to the influence of Eric Carr and Peter Criss. KISS was more than just make up, hair and costumes indeed. Great video...thanks for posting.
I grow during the 70's and KISS was the first band I listen to
That guy in spikes outfit is Gene Simmons aka "Demon". He is the Bassist.
KISS was massive in the 70's and 80's! People used to line up to get their albums on the dates they were released, and going to a live KISS show was a big event, given their exciting, electric stage show! They influenced countless teens to pick up a guitar and play. Heavy metal would not be around today if not for 'hard rock' bands like KISS, Aerosmith, Mountain, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin existing...
What don't ever forget deep purple. Acdc Judas priest Nugent grand funk and Hendrix .
Tom Morello from rage against the machine did their introduction to the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame. You should react to that!
Agreed 👍 totally 👍
I saw them last year on their 'farewell tour' in Bristow VA. They haven't lost a step and the pyro was amazing!
This live footage is from Detroit 1976. KISS played 3 sold out nights in front of 36000 people in total at the 25., 26 and 27. of January. All 3 shows were multicam recorded by the film crew of the Cobo Hall. The energy is just incredible! Love it.
Kiss was my first concert, 1978. I was 12 years old and have been to hundreds of metal shows since then. Kiss was a great first live show for me. And this is my favorite kiss song. Great reaction, happy New Year to you all
You are seeing this as a 12 year old person like I was seeing these guys live!!! Except I was 13 and my first concert ever!!!!
You were lucky. My parents wouldn't let me go. I had to listen to my 13 year-old friend's stories.
It was my first concert too, and I was also 13. Cheap Trick opened.
For my my favorite albums were their first 4, and this song was on the radio here in Chicago, and it is one I remember rocking out to loud as the radio would crank.
This is their most spectacular show closer ever. Greg - thank you - you chose the best version. This was filmed at Cobo Hall, in Detroit, in 1975 for the Alive LP. It is truly epic not only hearing but finally seeing it. Terrific stuff. Come on Susie. You have been a dynamite audience and you deserve to give yourself a round of applause.. let's go..oh yeah.. so let's Rock N Roll All Night and Party every day. You haven't heard that before? Classic rock stations play it eventually once a week.
Just think I saw the birth of two kiss fans. Very genuine reaction. I love it!!
They had a huge following in the 70's I was in the "KISS Army". You would get posters, stickers, trading cards, sew-on patches and a magazine all through the mail. They really had a nose for marketing.
the top 8 live shows i went to was all kiss, ,great music and a mind blowing stage show :)
Kiss were incredibly influential! They were perhaps the first true Glam Metal band. Their sound and more importantly their live image is something that was originally thought of as a gimmick but soon became a huge trend with the LA bands in the 1980s, most notably Motley Crue and Poison. People don't like to call Kiss Metal but they were. They were a Metal band that weren't afraid to say "Ooh".
Kiss were the prototype for the whole hair metal scene of the 80s and I mean that as a compliment. They were one of Rock's most influential bands ever.
KISS Are one of the best and most diverse bands ever ........They kicked as on so many styles of music.
All 4 did "solo" albums...to this day I still want be able to sing like Paul Stanley (star-eye)...so many firsts...pioneers
They were incredible live
I have to take points away for being a metal band who doesn't know about KISS, but I'll give one back for appreciating their musicality.
Kiss are not considered Metal by many but without their influence Metal would be much different than as we've known it to be. The Black Metal bands, with their painted faces look like Gene Simmons children.
Wow thanks guys you took me back in time saw them in 76/77/78/79 they were my favorite band in the 70,s👍
Hell yes! More of this 70s KISS! Yeah audio/video wise it's nowhere near today's standards but give me THIS any day of the week! Youth, energy, and of course what gets overlooked waaaay too much, their SONGS! Thanks for the reaction.
You need to see a full concert video! Gene Simmons send blood flying, Ace's flame throwing guitar, all the pyro! It's awesome!
You wanted the best... You got the best... The hottest band in the world... KISS!!! They are the Gods of Rock & Roll
Kiss Army Germany Member for now more than 40 Years.....This is the Way!...I have spoken !
My first concert in1975 at 12 yrs old
Wow what a throwback memory!! Thank You
Great Reaction!!
🤘🤘🤘You gotta love KISS!!!🤘🤘🤘
The reason this was their best song 🎵, is it shows how solid they were as musicians!!! Peter's drumming and obviously vocals, and Ace guitar 🎸 playing and solo and Paul's intro, and Gene solid bass playing!!!!
I was there in the 1970s. KISS was a force of nature back then! As far as their on stage movements, Sean Delaney gets a lot of credit.
giggles..."That guy's spikey outfit?...It's like, so cool ooow!"
KISS was their own thing like no one else for sure. :-)
I saw them 1976, when they visit Sweden for the first time. I even have great pics and the ticket from that concert :)
Great show ace freely is one best guitar 🎸 in history got into rock roll hull of fame
There’s a two album set, “Kiss Alive,” recorded in Cobo Hall, Detroit. Well, it’s two albums on vinyl. This was a time when lighters were used, not cell phones and there was so much smoke in the air everyone got at least a contact high. Concerts were affordable and a lot of fun. The only rule was pass it this way.
🤘😈🤘
Fkn Goosebumps! they were so raw & good
Ok There's Nobody To Thank.Kiss Was On A Whole Different Level.This Is ALL Kiss And Why The Are Legendary ..
Kiss had it all. Before they became caricatures of themselves, they were a serious hard rock group. Talented, creative and entertaining.
They were all great vocalist.
All of them sang lead on different songs back then.
Black Diamond and Hard Luck Woman are my favorite KISS songs. Peter Criss’s voice was made for these 2 songs and of course Beth.
You guys are awesome, thanks for seeing KISS for what they were, a badass rock n roll band with actual talent 👍
Seen Kiss 8 times, with and without Ace and Peter, never disappointed
Welcome to my childhood! Between the ages of 3-10 Kiss was almost the only band I listened too! 🤘
I really like the way KISS had the lighting guy shine spotlights on the audience to let them know they were the REAL stars of the show.
Much props.
It was badass back in the day I lived the 70s I was in JR high n high school we painted our faces walk the halls everybody was scared jus got out of our way memories 😃😃😃😃
All 4 of them sing at least 1 song each show. That is partially why some ppl have a hard time recognizing them without seeing them. My brother, who was 7 years older than me, joined us both in the KISS army when I was just 5 years old. I was born about 2 months before their first studio album in 1973. They are still playing almost 50 years later.
Great reaction to my favorite band of all time.
It was a surprise for me, too. I'm not a fan of kiss but I know their songs. I grew old with them (I'm from '73). But god, I didn't know that Peter Criss sang that song! It was so cool!
original line up all done solo albums they can all sing
try Detroit rock city Strutter Cold Gin
Cold Gin has to be one of my all time favorite songs next to Black Diamond to be honest.
@@muninn9674 i love Deuce also off the first live album
@@DLT100 the main riff in Deuce is so incredibly fun to play on guitar
@@muninn9674 i'd never heard of Kiss before and was doing the usual
looking through albums in the record store and seen the cover
being a rocker the cover was enough to make the purchase blind
was not disappointed at all, it blew me away
Young Music Festival Black Diamond is my favorite, they were so much more than .....Just rockstars, to me
One of their best full shows on here is the last kiss show from NJ. And the kiss Symphony show with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra
Seen em twice last year alone! My first concert in 1977. And my last in January 2020
I use 70's equipment. The mikes are all EQ'd evenly because 70s PA's and amp had no filters built into them. Raw power that's it! A great sound man is a must.
And that's 1974! And they just performed in Dubai for Kiss 2020 goodbye!
New York Groove, Ace Frehley... Love Gun, Paul Stanley... War Machine, Gene Simmons... They all had a part in singing. The main singers were Paul and Gene. Live, live, live!
That was when Kiss ruled the music world....tight as fuck.
1974 i was 13 year's old i'm now 60 still love kiss
Ooh part way through the show and Paul is all sweaty. Love it. Peter Criss is an excellent vocalist.
The hilight of my day is getting to watch you guys react to KISS. I can almost believe you love them as much as I do. If I had $1million, I'd send it to you to do more kiss videos. ROCK AND ROLL! 💋
Ace frehley shock me live!!
YOU WANTED THE BEST AND YOU GOT THE BEST..... KISS!
huge KISS fan back in the 70's, I was 14 when this came out, I had every album they ever made, in high school 4 of us made boots, costumes, makeup, the whole nine yards...and dressed up as KISS, even going so far as to actually putting on a show in the Auditorium with lights, fog, blood, boots, and the entire student body...rushed the stage and the teachers were to say the least, not impressed...got the pictures too, and we even made the year book in 1978
Nice one- that is the KISS I grew up with, even my very first Vinyl LP was Kisses Alive II. In MY opinion they were much more into Rock'n'Roll in the 70ies. Had even the luck to see them in Dortmund in 1980 (the supporting band was a new and unknown band called Iron Maiden!!!) So that was hell of a concert! Greets from Germany as always and stay safe!
All of them sing. Each had their own style of song!! Check out the solo albums!!
Best performing band ever. Sounds silly to those who don’t understand but the raw power, energy and yea the choreography is something bands and artists today are still imitating
Great reaction. I've been a Kiss fan since 1976. I used to air guitar when I was 10 on my top bunk of my bunk bed pretending to be Ace Frehley.
Yes Hunterz! Saw the Love Gun Tour in 77! Great gig!
This is the way kiss was .. the best of kiss 💋
Saw them at the Michigan Palace in Detroit, as the band before Aerosmith on that night! Amazing show.
I still love you acoustic is probably Paul's best vocal, Deuce is just killer. And after watching you for so long I think Unholy would be right up your street. Plus last night's concert was awesome.
Crazy last nights concert, that ending was awesome, yea there old but damnit I still love them
An iconic KISS song almost everyone would know is Beth also sung by Peter Chris the drummer.
Kiss was, if not the first were at the top of bands starting to market themselves and sell any and everything to promote themselves. From pinball machines to lunch boxes, dolls, condom's, hell they even did a comic book and had their blood put into the red ink. Gene and Paul we're marketing geniuses.
Now this is KISS....all 4 were in their primes.
saw this tour nov 75 san antonio the explosions were unreal u could feel them