Everything live from KISS on the 70’s especially is insane. The raw energy and drive to succeed is so evident. And same for their first 6 studio albums. Incredible
@samuraidarryl - Couldn't agree more. Rock N Roll Over and Love Gun are the best efforts from them, imo, from the 70s. Hotter than Hell comes close from the first three.
Without Peter Criss, as much as Paul and Gene trash him now, arguably Kiss would’ve never hit the heights they did. Without Peter, no Beth. No Beth, possibly no full peak for Kiss in the 70’s as it was their biggest hit. Also, Peter’s Rod Stewart rasp is such a signature Kiss sound. Tunes like Strange Ways, Baby Driver, Hard Luck Woman shined so much because Pete could deliver on vocals.
You are right. The album Destroyer wasn't doing well at all until Beth became an unlikely hit. It's possible without Beth Kiss may have been considered a one hit wonder with the album Alive!
They had a singer with the power of Peter Criss ... and gave him one or two songs to sing, if he wasn't coming up with the material himself. Absolute waste of talent.
Peter's drumming abilities were so damn great in his prime!!!! He has the unique jungle rhythm and jazz filled riffs and swing and style, the most underrated and underappreciated drummer of his time!!!!
Great reaction. KISS members all have distinct characteristics as vocalists. Paul with the soaring melodic style, Gene with his gruffness, Peter with his raspy voice and Ace has kind of a reedy talking style. They’re all easily distinguishable from each other, just like their different stage performing styles. Gene is kind of a lumbering menace, Paul is an athletic poser, Ace is a wobbling staggerer and Peter is a fast punching street fighter. All this makes for a great band. Those qualities are more or less unchanged after all these years, despite the lineup changes. That’s why I’ve seen them thirty times.
We all know why Ace was the wobbling staggerer. Apparently Ace was well known for his lack of balance (not always chemically induced), especially early on. I guess when he added the huge boots it got even worse. Ace claims when he'd fall during shows, Gene and Paul would run over and play over him (ala Black Diamond) like the whole thing was planned.
One of my favorite songs with the whole band playing their hearts out. The word for this is RAW. No filler at all, no backing tapes, nobody behind a curtain, no orchestra... Just pure BOOM.
people say Paul is an underrated singer, and it's true, but Pete even more underappreciated, he could belt it out like nobody else, frankly. incredible voice.
This is when Kiss was still hungry and great up to their live album Kiss Alive, I saw Kiss in their early days 3 times in 1974' -75' thy brought it !! Great hard Rock n Roll !!! Then they got Huge after Love Gun and Silly !!!!!!!
Agreed, and as a die hard Peter Criss fan, he was the only one who truly live!!! They didn't have to edit or audio bullshit anything for the Catman!!!!
Love this song! It's one of the KISS songs that really got me into the band and drums as a kid in the 70's. Peter's screamy and raspy voice was unique and a great sound for the band.
This is always one of the best live songs ever!!! Zeppelin Stairway, The Who Barba O'Reilly, Fleetwood Mac Go Your Own Way and the original lineup Kiss Black Diamond!!!
@@Rabant777 Damn, that's right. I forget that in early '76 they were still wearing the Dressed to Kill outfits. When I think '76 I just think of the Destroyer/Rock and Roll Over costumes.
You two are truly a joy to watch, music is that universal language that we all speak and can get on that same wavelength. Beautiful stuff man, love it! 🤘
I grew up on this shit, had the posters & my cousins & I would roleplay the 4 members of Kiss (I was Ace)……that being said I LOVE the Melbourne Symphony version - Kiss played there back in 2000 ? with an accompanying orchestra & it was lit AF (even the orchestra had face makeup on)….you’re gonna have to check that out
My favorite Kiss song but I also love all of their music. Used to put my 🎧 on, whenever I was in a bad place, and just rock out till I would mellow out.
I think this concert was from late 1975/early 1976... the original Kiss in their prime 🔥🤩🤘 before the drugs, alcohol & egos wrecked them. This song was written for their first album in 1974 by Paul Stanley - it was about New York City call girls who used a cheap makeup brand called 'Black Diamond'... Peter Criss (drums) sang lead, cos he had a bluesy vocal delivery that fit the song. Both Paul & Gene grew up on 50's and 60's R&B and rock n' roll... so those influences were big in Kiss' music. Peter Criss also surprised everyone in 1976 by writing and singing a piano ballad called 'Beth' ... it shocked critics by charting in the top 10 and becoming Kiss' biggest hit single. Criss was influenced by jazz and big band music, so that was what he brought to Kiss. When he was fired in 1980, it changed the band quite a bit... Peter Criss' health and drum skills were compromised by his addictions by 1979 to the point he was unable to play in the studio, and in concert... But in Kiss' early days, Criss was literally the 'catman' on the drums.
If you haven't heard one that Ace sings, but want to, Shock Me or New York Groove are good starts, as well as 2000 Man or Into The Void. Also, "You Wanted The Best" features all 4 taking turns on lead vocal in their 1998 reunion album, Psycho Circus (it's also the album that into the void is from...)
This live clip is from the 25th or 26th of January 1976 recorded at Detriot's Cobo Hall. KISS played three sold out shows. At the 27th they got live on stage their platnium records for the ALIVE double Album. To me this shows are the peak in terms of energy and excitement when they were still hungry and unit on stage.
Even with the crude recording in the early seventies they still sound great. Their live performance is what they were best known for early on their studio albums were at the beginning did not do all that well
I had every album until they unmasked. I saw KISS in '79 and on the '96 Reunion and '00 Farewell Tours. So I only saw them live with original members each time. A good Live performance vid of this one, along with 'Deuce' and 'She', is the Live - 1975 Midnight Special video.
My favorite KISS song. Peter Criss can sing his ass off. You can't be in KISS if you can't sing. Ace sings stuff like Shock Me, New York Groove and Into the Void. Gene and Paul sing tons. Peter sings this, Beth, Hard Luck Woman and Nothing to Lose. There is no album version of this song. The best version imo is the Kiss Alive IV version with the Symphony Orchestra behind it. This is the original album version of it as it was recorded as a demo track. EDIT: That's wrong, this isn't that version but that version is also live. This I think is from KISS Alive II.
The original KISS in the 1970s were the best. They blew everyone out in Live performances. When they returned in the mid 1990s with the original line up with Peter Criss (drummer) and Ace Frehley (lead guitar) they still rocked. Today with the subs in for Peter and Ace they are great musicians but nothing can touch the original members.
THIS IS KISS......not that crap they tour with today.....this is who we all fell in love with in the 70's. There was nothing like this, they scared the churches, they scared our parents.....the kids loved them.
In 1974 my friend bought kiss Detroit rock city in 7th grade I'm a brother I was hooked that week stayed up to 1230 to watch don kirstners rock concert n my loved Isleys temps tops Marvin Jackson's Johny guitar Watson smokey were out the door found led zep n stones weeks later Doors n Jethro Tull .. my two cousin my age also brothers were hooked to..these guys own rock in mid 70 n early 80 no one was bigger period ..was the hottest band in the land undisputed..the class over helmed the music teacher Mr Pfister who totally against the class hearing them with loud we want kiss
"Do-wop Metal" is spot on. You can really hear the do-wop on their first album (especially the song Let Me Know). They moved to heavier and heavier music in the next few albums, with notable exceptions like Beth.
Black Diamond is their best song 🎵 ever live wise!!! It actually showed how great of musicians they actually could be!!! Peter and Ace shined like a mother fucker!!!
January 31 1975, one of three nights at Detroit's Cobo Hall. A great call to have Peter sing this > Paul Stanley wrote it. But Peters gravely R & B sound was perfect for Black Diamond. The first 4 years of KISS live were spectacles. They were monsters live. Still are but in the beginning they were unmatched
there is another early version live of black diamond that blows this one away....1975 promo high quality......your patron Mike , chose the wrong one !!!!! this concert here seems like maybe 1976, not 1974, because of the outfits they are wearing !!!!!...he wasn't just dating Diana Ross...he dated Cher as well !!
"Black Diamond" is one of their best songs. When they wrote this song, it was a full band collaboration. This version was a little sloppy, but still good. Fully agree about Paul Stanley. He's a very underrated singer.
Keep in mind, those flash pots and such weren't the norm back then. KISS did those bombs in small clubs, too..which you can't do now as it's a fire hazard. It might not seem like much compared to what is done on stages now, but this was the start of a LOT of the lights and bombs going off in rock shows.
You have to check out kiss unplugged... the song I still love you... Paul really let's loose with his vocals.. it's incredible... Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
say what you want about Kiss now but they blew up the 70's rock scene like a nuclear bomb. they really put on a show and the energy was tremendous. it was pure rock theater and nothing else quite like it has ever come along since. old school Kiss rules!
Think about it, Peter Criss sung Black Diamond, Hard Luck woman, Beth, Strange Ways, Nothing to lose, Baby Driver, and Houlagan!!! The first 3 I mentioned are Kiss classic legendary songs 🎵!!! And, guess who sung them? Lol
Peter Criss gets dumped on now but back in the day he was a monster live.
Beth was major song and flip side of Detroit Rock city
The way Paul goes on about Peter baffles me. Peter's drumming and vocals were perfect for the early Kiss sound.
Peter Criss gets dumped on because he's a crybaby, plus, like Ace, he was always high or drunk.
@@scottkendall7789 still does not explain the way Paul goes on, claiming Peter can't play drums or sing properly.
@@MickC2167 he could, but peter got lazy,stoned and impossible.
Everything live from KISS on the 70’s especially is insane. The raw energy and drive to succeed is so evident. And same for their first 6 studio albums. Incredible
@samuraidarryl - Couldn't agree more. Rock N Roll Over and Love Gun are the best efforts from them, imo, from the 70s. Hotter than Hell comes close from the first three.
The original album was amazing and didn't get their due till later!!!
Original lineup still the best.
Yup no doubt. Ace is just too great to replace.
Stanley Simmons Kulick and Singer. Revenge era best musicianship.
@-Steve - guess people can’t have opinions now
@@flyingburritobro68 Without the original four those guys would’ve never played with kiss
Obviously, Peter is too damn great to replace as well!!!
The drummer was Peter Criss--he sings lead on a few songs: this one, Beth, Hard Luck Woman and a couple others. You guys are great, btw!
Strange Ways, Mainline, Getaway, Baby Driver, Hooligan, Dirty Livin' :D
Baby Driver go
Baby driver
Hard Luck Woman, Beth, Strange Ways, Nothing to lose, and Baby Driver!!!! Should have sung more, but Paul is still jealous of Peter and Ace!!!!
Forgot about Houligan and Dirty Liven!!!
100.000 years live in 1976 is another great song! Thanks for bringing us more KISS reactions!
Greating from Argentina (sorry for my english)
Without Peter Criss, as much as Paul and Gene trash him now, arguably Kiss would’ve never hit the heights they did. Without Peter, no Beth. No Beth, possibly no full peak for Kiss in the 70’s as it was their biggest hit. Also, Peter’s Rod Stewart rasp is such a signature Kiss sound. Tunes like Strange Ways, Baby Driver, Hard Luck Woman shined so much because Pete could deliver on vocals.
You are right. The album Destroyer wasn't doing well at all until Beth became an unlikely hit. It's possible without Beth Kiss may have been considered a one hit wonder with the album Alive!
Yeah bro. Baby Driver kicks ass.
Growing up in the 70s and 80s Peter Criss was the reason I started playing drums.
They had a singer with the power of Peter Criss ...
and gave him one or two songs to sing, if he wasn't coming up with the material himself.
Absolute waste of talent.
Peter might have been even more indispensable than Ace... and Ace is my favorite member of the band!
Peter's drumming abilities were so damn great in his prime!!!! He has the unique jungle rhythm and jazz filled riffs and swing and style, the most underrated and underappreciated drummer of his time!!!!
Great reaction. KISS members all have distinct characteristics as vocalists. Paul with the soaring melodic style, Gene with his gruffness, Peter with his raspy voice and Ace has kind of a reedy talking style. They’re all easily distinguishable from each other, just like their different stage performing styles. Gene is kind of a lumbering menace, Paul is an athletic poser, Ace is a wobbling staggerer and Peter is a fast punching street fighter. All this makes for a great band. Those qualities are more or less unchanged after all these years, despite the lineup changes. That’s why I’ve seen them thirty times.
The camera work and the lighting on this video was the $hitz though !
We all know why Ace was the wobbling staggerer. Apparently Ace was well known for his lack of balance (not always chemically induced), especially early on. I guess when he added the huge boots it got even worse. Ace claims when he'd fall during shows, Gene and Paul would run over and play over him (ala Black Diamond) like the whole thing was planned.
Peter has by far the best voice in the band, by a country mile!!!! 👏
One of my favorite songs with the whole band playing their hearts out. The word for this is RAW. No filler at all, no backing tapes, nobody behind a curtain, no orchestra... Just pure BOOM.
people say Paul is an underrated singer, and it's true, but Pete even more underappreciated, he could belt it out like nobody else, frankly. incredible voice.
PARASITE is a HEAVY tune. Later on, they did a song called " WAR MACHINE" that you should check out.
Peter was a GREAT drummer and a FANTASTIC singer. He lost his ability to drum later,but at his peak he was indispensable
Kiss alive. And kiss alive 2. Grew up in 70’s spinning those albums. Memories
This is when Kiss was still hungry and great up to their live album Kiss Alive,
I saw Kiss in their early days 3 times in 1974' -75' thy brought it !!
Great hard Rock n Roll !!! Then they got Huge after Love Gun and Silly !!!!!!!
Kiss is the greatest live band to have ever existed, Alive 1 album changed music history
Agreed, and as a die hard Peter Criss fan, he was the only one who truly live!!! They didn't have to edit or audio bullshit anything for the Catman!!!!
React to Strange Ways by KISS. It's another song with Peter Criss (drums) singing.
And has one of Ace's best solo's
@@coxscorner without a doubt
Sounds so different live. Crazy to see how hard he whales in the drums and is still able to sing. Talent.
Love this song! It's one of the KISS songs that really got me into the band and drums as a kid in the 70's. Peter's screamy and raspy voice was unique and a great sound for the band.
In answer to your question about the drummer's name
His name is Peter Criss
Black Diamond = best Kiss song ever.
One of the great things about kiss is that they all sang. It opens them up to so many different sounds
I’ve been listening to Kiss for almost 40 years and I love seeing you guys discover them. Keep rocking
"100,000 years" is another good one
One of my favorite Kiss songs.
My all time favorite KISS song.
This was the KISS I knew. Raw, live and explosive!
This is when they Great. Saw them in 75 at Cobo hall Detroit Michigan!
This is always one of the best live songs ever!!! Zeppelin Stairway, The Who Barba O'Reilly, Fleetwood Mac Go Your Own Way and the original lineup Kiss Black Diamond!!!
My second fav KISS track! First being Cold Gin.🤘
In 1974 I was 13. My first rock concert was Kiss at the Philadelphia Civic Center. I remember that concert like it was yesterday.
Mine was kiss in 77 I believe. Uriah heep was the opener
I like how the original KISS members would share they're lyrics to other band members to sing.
Seen them in 75 hell of a stage show Bob Seager and Silver Bullitt band opened for them
This song was from their self-titled debut album in 1974, but this concert was filmed at Cobo Hall, Detroit in '75.
January 1976
@@Rabant777 Damn, that's right. I forget that in early '76 they were still wearing the Dressed to Kill outfits. When I think '76 I just think of the Destroyer/Rock and Roll Over costumes.
My fav KISS song!! Good stuff
You two are truly a joy to watch, music is that universal language that we all speak and can get on that same wavelength. Beautiful stuff man, love it! 🤘
You two are adorable, great reaction
This isnt 1974 its live at Cobo Hall 1976.
^ This is what I thought right away.
You guys are absolutely 💯 percent right!!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE you guys, and I love KISS. Please keep up the Kiss reviews. There are so many songs to do. Please keep it coming.
Love kiss, was the rowdiest concert I had ever been to. Ive seen lot's of bands. Great band great music.
I grew up on this shit, had the posters & my cousins & I would roleplay the 4 members of Kiss (I was Ace)……that being said I LOVE the Melbourne Symphony version - Kiss played there back in 2000 ? with an accompanying orchestra & it was lit AF (even the orchestra had face makeup on)….you’re gonna have to check that out
Love Peter Criss’s voice! Raw soul!
This is why we are KISS fans
My favorite Kiss song but I also love all of their music. Used to put my 🎧 on, whenever I was in a bad place, and just rock out till I would mellow out.
Great video enjoy you guys. A couple of Kiss songs to check out. Shock Me, Christine Sixteen. Also maybe Doctor Love and Love Gun
I think this concert was from late 1975/early 1976... the original Kiss in their prime 🔥🤩🤘 before the drugs, alcohol & egos wrecked them. This song was written for their first album in 1974 by Paul Stanley - it was about New York City call girls who used a cheap makeup brand called 'Black Diamond'... Peter Criss (drums) sang lead, cos he had a bluesy vocal delivery that fit the song. Both Paul & Gene grew up on 50's and 60's R&B and rock n' roll... so those influences were big in Kiss' music.
Peter Criss also surprised everyone in 1976 by writing and singing a piano ballad called 'Beth' ... it shocked critics by charting in the top 10 and becoming Kiss' biggest hit single. Criss was influenced by jazz and big band music, so that was what he brought to Kiss. When he was fired in 1980, it changed the band quite a bit... Peter Criss' health and drum skills were compromised by his addictions by 1979 to the point he was unable to play in the studio, and in concert... But in Kiss' early days, Criss was literally the 'catman' on the drums.
If you haven't heard one that Ace sings, but want to, Shock Me or New York Groove are good starts, as well as 2000 Man or Into The Void. Also, "You Wanted The Best" features all 4 taking turns on lead vocal in their 1998 reunion album, Psycho Circus (it's also the album that into the void is from...)
You guys saw him drop the drum stick, yet he got another one without missing a beat. Pete was on all cylinders in this concert.
Old school gold !
70's KISS Fan Forever 😎🤘
Peter Criss wrote & sang "Beth".... their biggest hit by along way✌😎
This is from Cobo Hall, Detroit, January 1976. :)
Yes, finally. Great song by KISS
Yes! More Kiss please. 🤘🏼🤘🏼
YESSS! Back to KISS! There is still SO much to delve into, And I'm enjoying the journey with you.
This live clip is from the 25th or 26th of January 1976 recorded at Detriot's Cobo Hall. KISS played three sold out shows. At the 27th they got live on stage their platnium records for the ALIVE double Album. To me this shows are the peak in terms of energy and excitement when they were still hungry and unit on stage.
I saw them at the Michigan Palace in 1974 as the warm-up band to Aerosmith!
I've waited for this. I love your Kiss reactions guys.
Another great song by KISS from their heyday. Live is what they were about. And Tasha..."Please Don't! Please Don't" LMAO
4:26 man Genes voice back in the earlier days was amazing.
Even with the crude recording in the early seventies they still sound great. Their live performance is what they were best known for early on their studio albums were at the beginning did not do all that well
Another banger live is 100,000 years 👍
The drummer is Mr. Peter Criss the legend 🙌!!!
Best KISS from that era is Cold Gin you gotta hear this song. It is awesome.
I've always wondered where my platforms went to lol
Lol
Cold Gin and Strutter are good ones
X2!!
Paul has stated that the idea behind Black Diamond is similar to the Stones' Brown Sugar.
I had every album until they unmasked. I saw KISS in '79 and on the '96 Reunion and '00 Farewell Tours. So I only saw them live with original members each time. A good Live performance vid of this one, along with 'Deuce' and 'She', is the Live - 1975 Midnight Special video.
The Bass Player -Gene Simmons sang the first Verse after Pauls Intro and Then the Drummer Peter Kriss sang the 2nd verse
Had KISS ALIVE first album bought with my own money.
They were so amazing back then because they were hungry to make it!
Speaking of guitarist that are underrated , Ace Frehley is one of them . Check out his solo album from '78 , Rip it Out or Wiped out .
hard times off Dynasty or Save your love off Dynasty. Ace is fire, FYI, Peter started out as a jazz drummer
My Man as this song is FIRE!!
My favorite KISS song. Peter Criss can sing his ass off. You can't be in KISS if you can't sing. Ace sings stuff like Shock Me, New York Groove and Into the Void. Gene and Paul sing tons. Peter sings this, Beth, Hard Luck Woman and Nothing to Lose.
There is no album version of this song. The best version imo is the Kiss Alive IV version with the Symphony Orchestra behind it. This is the original album version of it as it was recorded as a demo track. EDIT: That's wrong, this isn't that version but that version is also live. This I think is from KISS Alive II.
Black Diamond was on their 1974 self titled debut album Kiss
The original KISS in the 1970s were the best. They blew everyone out in Live performances. When they returned in the mid 1990s with the original line up with Peter Criss (drummer) and Ace Frehley (lead guitar) they still rocked. Today with the subs in for Peter and Ace they are great musicians but nothing can touch the original members.
Its in 1976 at the Cobo Hall in Detroit ;)
TNT you guys need to check out the song by Kiss called ladies room and it's off the album Dressed to Kill give it a listen you'll love it
THIS IS KISS......not that crap they tour with today.....this is who we all fell in love with in the 70's. There was nothing like this, they scared the churches, they scared our parents.....the kids loved them.
Peter was a really good drummer and had a raunchy voice as well. xx
I love your reactions!!!
In 1974 my friend bought kiss Detroit rock city in 7th grade I'm a brother I was hooked that week stayed up to 1230 to watch don kirstners rock concert n my loved Isleys temps tops Marvin Jackson's Johny guitar Watson smokey were out the door found led zep n stones weeks later Doors n Jethro Tull .. my two cousin my age also brothers were hooked to..these guys own rock in mid 70 n early 80 no one was bigger period ..was the hottest band in the land undisputed..the class over helmed the music teacher Mr Pfister who totally against the class hearing them with loud we want kiss
"Do-wop Metal" is spot on. You can really hear the do-wop on their first album (especially the song Let Me Know). They moved to heavier and heavier music in the next few albums, with notable exceptions like Beth.
Black Diamond is their best song 🎵 ever live wise!!! It actually showed how great of musicians they actually could be!!! Peter and Ace shined like a mother fucker!!!
January 31 1975, one of three nights at Detroit's Cobo Hall. A great call to have Peter sing this > Paul Stanley wrote it. But Peters gravely R & B sound was perfect for Black Diamond. The first 4 years of KISS live were spectacles. They were monsters live. Still are but in the beginning they were unmatched
This footage is from the 25th or 26th of January 1976 Detrroit Cobo Hall.
70's kiss rules
imo to me, Paul was THE coolest rockstar on the planet from 74 till the early 80s
bro your reaction looks genuine..your lady..well she's just making ya happy
there is another early version live of black diamond that blows this one away....1975 promo high quality......your patron Mike , chose the wrong one !!!!! this concert here seems like maybe 1976, not 1974, because of the outfits they are wearing !!!!!...he wasn't just dating Diana Ross...he dated Cher as well !!
This was filmed at Cobo Hall in 1975 during the Dressed to Kill/Alive tour.
@@jasonhitchcock8911 january 26 1976
@@haigo Yeah, I've already said in another comment that I got the date wrong. Do you want a cookie for bringing it up again?
Ace freely is one of the best guitar 🎸 player in history this and catman are in the hull of fame great
"Black Diamond" is one of their best songs. When they wrote this song, it was a full band collaboration. This version was a little sloppy, but still good. Fully agree about Paul Stanley. He's a very underrated singer.
I love when you guys do KISS, @ night Doc on A&E about them tonight!
Keep in mind, those flash pots and such weren't the norm back then. KISS did those bombs in small clubs, too..which you can't do now as it's a fire hazard. It might not seem like much compared to what is done on stages now, but this was the start of a LOT of the lights and bombs going off in rock shows.
I was at that concert, Detroit, 1974
You have to check out kiss unplugged... the song I still love you... Paul really let's loose with his vocals.. it's incredible... Great reaction. Thank you. 😊
The drummer Peter Criscuola "Criss" Italien american guy..... with the killer voice of kiss in my opinion
You guys are awesome ❤️
say what you want about Kiss now but they blew up the 70's rock scene like a nuclear bomb. they really put on a show and the energy was tremendous. it was pure rock theater and nothing else quite like it has ever come along since. old school Kiss rules!
Correction: Paul Stanley HAD an excellent voice. After going to numerous Kiss shows, I think it left in the mid 2000s.
Paul Stanley has solo rock cd's but if you're looking for his R&B cd I believe that's called Soul Station.
You want motown? Check out Peter Criss' solo album. Its bluesy, its motown, its a very underrated album just because it didn't sound like KISS
Think about it, Peter Criss sung Black Diamond, Hard Luck woman, Beth, Strange Ways, Nothing to lose, Baby Driver, and Houlagan!!! The first 3 I mentioned are Kiss classic legendary songs 🎵!!! And, guess who sung them? Lol
MUCH RESPECT. YOU WANTED THE BEST YOU GOT THE BEST