Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    
    I saw Kiss on Saturday night.  "Kings Of The Sun" opened for them.
    They sounded like a combination of AC/DC and Big Country.  The lead
    singer/rythem guitarist looked just like Adrian Vandenburg, the
    lead guitarist looked like Jimmy Page, the drummer and bassist both
    looked like p*****.                   
                                          
    Then Kiss came on with the words "ALRIGHT LONDON!!!!!" booming from
    the speaker stacks, and did an okay show.  I was unlucky, I had 
    terrible seats on Friday, and couldn't really enjoy the show coz
    there were kids who were drinking too much and shouting and spitting
    but. . . .
                                             
                                          
    I went again the FOLLOWING night, and had fourth row from the front,
    centre.
    
    Kings of the Sun still sucked, and they lead "singer" was an arogant
    sombitch.  they did this track called "Black Leather" and he started
    to strip.  All he had on was his boots and leather pants, and he
    started to undo them (I thought pass me the bucket), he then whiped
    down his pants and bent over.....to reveal a pair of Union Jack
    boxer shorts.....what a pratt!! he then spen the rest of the show
    trying to do them back up again !!!!  
          
    Kiss- F****** brilliant !!!!!! the energy of the band amazed
    me, but Paul Stanley was an arogant son-of-a-bitch, and I nearly
    shot the bugger when he broke a luverly looking guitar (It was either
    a KRAMER or a HAMER - NOT a BC RICH).    
                                             
    They played all the great stuff like Strutter, Tears are falling,
    Lick it Up, Right between the eyes, Bang Bang You, Cold Gin, heavens
    on fire, reason to live, crazy nights, no no no (I actually got
    to see Bruce Kulicks tapping solo - always wanted to see it live),
    and lots more that I can't remember.     
                                             
    My ears still haven't returned to normal.                                
    -Tony                                    

    I HAVE JUST SEEN KISS FOR THE FIRST TIME!
    Actually it's the first time I have had the opertunity to see them
    when they have been in the U.K. For various reasons.
    
    	I thought the Gig was definatly on the good side of great. None
    of this *P*O*P* rubbish (sorry about the language moderator) that
    they have been putting out lately, virtually the whole gig consisted
    of thier earlier material. It was great.
    
    	To me the highlight of the gig was definatly Eric Carr's drum
    solo - and - the disappointment was Bruce's solo (talk about boring!).
    
    
    		Hope I ain't upset too many of you U.S. Metalheads.
    
    	Hit em hard! Where it hurts!
    
    
    				BONZO

    	I was surprised at how effeminate Paul Stanley was last
    	night.  Like someone else said, it was almost disturbing
    	to watch.  I thought I'd scream if he pursed his lips one
    	more time.  So I screamed.  And then I turned off MTV.
    
    						Carla
    

    Has anyone checked out the New Kiss thats out,
    I bought it, All it is, is Digital Remixes of the old tunes some
    make a 100% Difference theres ...
    Dertoit Rock city
    Love Gun
    I was made for lovin you
    Rock-n-Roll all night
    Shout it out loud
    Beth-(Sung by Eric Carr)Really cant tell the difference between
                            him and Peter Criss.
    NEW Take the "X" out of Sex...Its ok,nothing great.
    and one more, not sure of the name??
                                               Dr. Tama

    
    
    	Well, my boyfriend went out and bought Smashes, Thrashes,
    	and Hits.  It's not bad, in fact, it's good if you're 
    	looking for a "Greatest Hits" type album.  Eric Carr
    	does a pretty good job at singing Beth, although no one
    	can duplicate the original Peter Criss!!
    
    	Anyways.  I can't think of all the tracks, but some of 
    	them are....
    
    	Shout it out Loud
    	Beth (Eric Carr vocals)
    	Rock'n'Roll All Night
    	Detroit Rock City
    	Heaven's on Fire
    	Deuce 
    	Strutter
    
    	Well, there's 7 anyways.  There's 15 tracks in all, and
    	I can't remember what they are.  (I know the songs, but
    	not the names, y'know?)
    
    	Tig~~
    

    I like the Digital remix on the other songs,,,for example
    there is also added vocal parts on "Shout it out Loud"
    other songs on the Lp Include,
    "Love Gun"  "I was made for loving you"  "Take the X out of sex"
    
    jim...tama

    HIi Kiss fans..... can anybody tell in total how many albums Kiss
    have realesed!!!
    
                            RoCk Of
                                 AgEs...
                                 

    Well, I've got 23 of there albums.  Here's a few I can remember:
    
    Killers
    Lick it up
    Kiss
    Rock n' Roll over
    Destroyer
    Dynasty
    Animalize
    Crazy Crazy nights
    Hotter than hell
    Love Gun
    Alive
    Alive II
    Platinum
    Creatures of the night
    Dressed to kill
    Paul Stanley - solo
    Gene Simmons - solo
    Peter Criss - solo
    Ace Frehley - solo
    
    Sorry, can't think of any more!
    
    ;^)
    
    Flip
    

    Well, I've liked KISS since I was 12 (9-years ago), that was when
    Creatures of the night came out!!!  IMO that was the last good album
    they put out - they've been going down hill (very steeply) ever
    since then!
    
    Best albums:	Dressed to Kill
    			Rock n' Roll Over
    			Hotter than Hell.
    
    Flip

    OKO, this is stupid!!!
    
    Rock n Roll All Nite ***** IS ***** on Dressed to Kill.  It was then
    released on Kiss Alive (1), which was the first 3 albums done live.
    Rock n Roll Over was the 2nd studio album after Kiss Alive (Destroyer
    was the first one), and songs from that were featured on Kiss Alive II.
    Please make a note of this! 

    
    FWIW...         
    
    I actually like "X in Sex".
                           
    Its totally different to old Kiss but you gotta consider that they
    catering for a totally different auidiance.
    
    Just my opinion.

    The only Kiss tune I *ever* liked was Tears Are Fallin'...Mainly
    cuzI liked the tear on the guit string deal in the vid...
    
    jc (Who was refering to Dressed To Kill.  No lead break.)
                                      

    
    Kiss are preparing for a Worlkd tour beginning early 1990.  rumour has
    that they will kick off in the UK.
    
    flip

    
    I heard that for the new Kiss tour they are going to wear make-up
    again, has anybody else heard this??
    
    Diehard KISS fan since 1976,
    Albert 

    
    
    	I remember seeing on TV somewhere that Kiss had been getting
    	tons of mail asking when they were going to put the make-up
    	back on, but to my understanding they were only putting it on
    	for their next video off "Hide Your Heart" (or whatever the
    	most recent album is)
    
    	Tigga~~~

KISS IN MAKE-UP AGAIN!!!

The story according to Kerrang!

Gene and Paul have reverted back to wearing make-up for a gig at Gazzari's, LA.
The stunt was ONLY for a video shoot to accompany their forthcoming "Rise to it"
single.

    Flip
    

    
    	Could someone list their more popular songs, and who does
    	the vocals?
    
    	Like:
    
    	"Black Diamond" - Gene?
    	"Cold Gin" - Ace, I believe
    
    							GTI
    

    I've seen KISS live twice (in my younger days, I'll have to admit).
    Once with Peter Criss and once with Eric Carr.  Both times Paul sang
    the intro and either Peter or Eric sang the main song.  Also, saw 
    them on MTV concerts a couple of times and again, Carr sang the main
    verses.  I gave my "KISS Alive" tape to a nephew years ago but I do
    remember a difference between the voices during the song.  When Criss
    sings on this song he is screaming so he can easily be confused with
    sounding like Paul.  I think Paul comes back in again for the last
    verse.  This probably adds to the confusion.
    
    
    					the bomb
    
    

    
    Saw Kiss live in '79 (Dynasty tour) and Peter Criss DID sing
    the main part of that song, with Paul doing the intro.
    
    Has anybody seen the new Kiss video yet, its been in MTV's top
    10 this week and I keep missing it.
    
    One last note, I looked at the song lineup for the lastest Frehleys
    Comets album, And it seems like ole Ace has a whole side of Kiss
    songs, including Cold Gin, Rocket Ride, Shock me, Love gun. Has any-
    body heard these tunes and how do they sound?? I cant imagine Ace
    singing Cold Gin!!!
    
    Must be his new band is desperate for material...........GOD he looks
    bad, PUT THE MAKEUP BACK ON DUDE!!!
    
    Albert                                                      

    
    Gene Simmons is going to take legal action against White Zombie because
    one of them wore his copyrighted face make-up on the cover of their
    "God of Thunder" EP.
    
    FLip

    
    	Reprinted from Metal Edge without permission
    
    	...Kiss had announced their U.S. intinerary and opening 
    	act (Britny Fox), then abruptly canceled the tour.  With
    	the road crowded with the likes of Motley Crue, Aerosmith,
    	and Whitesnake, they opted not to compete.  There was still
    	talk of a May tour; meanwhile, they'll work on an 
    	"Exposed II" video...
    
    	tigga~~~ 

    
    	Well, I went out and bought CD #200 last night ... and I dec-
    	ided on "Double Platinum".  I have half of the album on 8-
    	track (one 8-track of a 2-tape set was given to me about 5
    	years ago), and I will be GLAD to get rid of it.
    
    	I listened to it once, but I think I'm going to have to
    	listen to it at extremely high decibels at least 5 or 6
    	times to really appreciate it.
    
    	Alot of great songs on here that I'd forgotten about.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    Anyone catch the new Kiss "Rise To It " video? I was under the
    impression they would wear make-up doing the tune, but they only showed
    Paul and Gene at they end in full costume and make-up. If memory serves
    me correct, Paul was wearing his costume from the "Alive II" tour
    and Gene's was from the "Dynasty" tour. The video is a hard rockin'
    concert thing, but I'm not sure if I like the tune, yet.
    
    Its interesting to see that Kiss has probably had their biggest hit since
    "Beth" with "Forever".
    
    Any comments on the new video?
    
    
    
    Albert

    I went to the Kiss concert at Great Woods Friday night.  There was
    far too much feedback in the music, but besides that the music was
    good....Paul Stanley should drop all the old stuff that he has to
    sing since he can't hit the notes like he used to and since his
    voice isn't what it used to be the vocals on the old stuff sounded
    the SH!T.  The newer stuff sounded good but I found out that kiss
    is not the best band to go to live....a much better studio band.
    
    Chris
    

    RE:: tigga...
    
    	They sounded good on thier new stuff, but Paul couldn't hold
    a note on the old stuff.  His voice is shot.  
              
    JMHO
    
    Chris
    

    we had fabulous seats and all in all i thought the show was really good
    and we had a great time...i just have one question though...is gene
    simmons now modelling for the new orson welles line of designer
    clothing?....................he give me the collywobbles...........
                                                            /k

I remember seeing 'Kiss Meets The Phantom Of The Park' when I was younger, but 
don't remember it much now. But I can buy it new for $7.99 at BJ's. But I 
don't really want to spend the bucks on the stupid movie. My question is:

Does anyone know how many songs Kiss performs live for the movie? And is it
really lie, or is it the recorded versions just overdubbed? 

Just want to know whether its worth my $$$ or not.....

alan

    
    
    	Alan there are a few live things on the movie like an acoustic
    	 version of "Beth" and something else. If you want to laugh
    	it's a good movie to get. (not because it's funny though)
    
    	M
    	 B

    
    	I just bought it a couple weeks ago ($8 at Ames), but I
    	haven't watched it yet ... saw it a few years ago, and I
    	liked it.
    
    							GTI
    

I remember it being quite bad.  I was a big fan at the time and even I had
trouble with it.  I think they play live but I can't remember.  They might
do Firehouse and Rock and Roll All Night.  It says on the back of the tape
what songs they do.


Tim

    
    RE:.194
    
    "KISS meets the phantom" was a pretty bad movie, in fact the band didnt
    like either, they said things were taken out of their hands and they
    lost control. The concert scenes were OK.
    If you want a good KISS video, spend the extra bucks, and buy "KISS
    exposed". This video is great, there is some vintage concert footage
    from they mid-late seventies. Gene and Paul kinda narrate the whole
    thing. I was amazed that they showed alot of their concert antics,
    you would defenitly enjoy this more that the Phantom thing.
    
    RE: A few back
    
    Where did you hear ACE would be touring with the band again??
    
    I listen to KISS rarely now (mainly when I'm working out, blasted thru 
    my walkman)......Gawd their lyrics were STUPID as hell!
    
    But I still think they were great, the pioneers of make-up and major
    stage shows.....I knew peter would be the first to leave the band, 
    and I also knew things would really go downhill when they took the
    make-up off......I still consider myself a huge fan though.
    
    Al

    KISS FANS---Eric Carr had heart surgery last week and is recovering
    quite nicely. The band was recording there next album but took a 
    break to go see Eric in the hospital.
    They said he should be back to normal in no time!8*)
                               Frizkid
    

    
    Eric was suffereing from a condition called Pericarditis....it causes
    a fluid build up around the heart...usually due to a growth in one of
    the chambers.
    
    The doctors discovered it when they gave him an X-ray...he went to the
    doctors complaining that he had a bad bout of bronchitis.
    
    He underwent a four hour open heart surgery on April 9th.
    
    Flip

    
    
    	From the Herald 6/22...
    
    	Kiss drummer Eric Carr, who replaced founding member Peter Criss
    in 1980, is undergoing his 2nd bout with cancer this year.  Carr had 
    a heart tumor removed last spring and was hospitalized earlier this 
    month for treatment of cancerous growths in his lungs.
    
    	Cards and correspondance may be sent to: Eric Carr c/o Mercury
    Publicity, 825 Eight Ave. 24th floor, New York, NY, 10019.

    Kiss does a cover of Petra's "God Gave Rock'n'Roll to You" for the Bill
    & Ted sequel (release is this weekend).  King's X also has a tune in
    it.
    
    I just heard the Kiss cover and I think Petra's version is a lot
    better.
    
    Mike

>    Kiss does a cover of Petra's "God Gave Rock'n'Roll to You" for the Bill
>    & Ted sequel (release is this weekend).  

Petra??? It was orignally done by Argent back in the 70's!

I saw the video for it this morning. Pretty stupid (and lame) song, but the 
video is cool because they have a lot of flashbacks of old Kiss footage - 
all stuff with makeup on, and Gene shooting flames, and all sortsa cool stuff!

alan

    I don't mind the song that much, except that it seems to go on forever
    (every version I've heard).  You know how those "anthem" things wear on
    ya...
    
    I like Kiss's version, good cover, they added to the song.  Haven't
    seen the video though, not much TV/MTV time lately!
    
    gh

    
    
    I agree with Alan.  The song sucks and the video is cool!

    The song/video/idea INHALES !!!
    
    I miss the old days (like the 1st live album and everything before
    that, the rest is carion ...)

    Re: Argent
    
    yeah I know.  What I meant was that I like Petra's second version
    better (they covered it twice before Kiss did).  Argent did it in the
    early '70s.
    
    Mike

    
    I saw the video on the ball last night and its the most awful song I've
    ever heard!!
    
    Kiss have finally keeled over backwards with a large fart and are
    finally pushing up daiseys.

Eric Carr is dead yesterday from a cancer.

Didier

PS : This topic should have the keyword "bands"

    Well I don't know sh*t about playing drums but when I saw Kiss with
    Eric Carr, I thought he made some excellent noise from the drum kit
    area.  (Best thing about the gig really!)
    
    Bonzo
    

    First Freddie, now Eric...
    
    They say these things come in threes...

    Just as Mr. Death  stays away from the gods...AEROSMITH!
    
                        I say the Stones...Take em' all!
    
                          Frizkid
    

    
    yeah, gene roddenberry....  :')
    

    Former Badlands drummer Eric Singer has officially taken the place of
    Eric Carr in Kiss. At least for the band's next album REVENGE.
    
                Frizkid
    

    
    I didn't like him at all. He's too busy exagerating his moves instead
    of playing to the extent he could.

    
    
    Man, they sure no how to kick the dead horse...
    
    
    Chris

      Pete....If you don't like watching wild drummers who go crazy:
                   Don't ever watch me...You'll leave!
    
                      Frizkid
    

    
    As long as you throw in a little technique there's nothing wrong with
    'flailing'
    
    
    Chris

    
    our stuff is way too fast for me to do that...i'd love to though.

    Which album was released first, Hotter than Hell or Dressed to Kill?
    

    Did Ace Frehley and Peter Criss both leave the band before they
    	removed their make-up?  Who left first?
    
    
    Jim
    

    
    re: .54
    
    Dressed to Kill came out first, out of those two.
    
    re: .55
    
    Yes, and I believe Peter Chris left first.

    Wasn't the first album just called"KISS"?
    
    From what I remember,Ace HAD to leave first because of a car crash he
    had that resulted in him not being able to Fly.But the band was alittle
    sick of him at the time anyways..
    I think Chris left later....
    
    Crazy_when_the_Make_up_fell_off,_I-dont_A_know_Al
    

    I can assure you that Peter left first (1979 the UNMASKED tour) The
    drummer was a young Eric Carr.......NOTE the title of the album was
    called unmasked BUT they still had their make up on (Eric being made up
    as a fox!!)

    
    
    From what I understand, Ace left afterwards not by choice, he was
    thrown in jail for about a year.
    
    
    The Mystic Powers band room has a couple of KISS posters hanging up
    with Ace and Eric Carr as well as the rest of the band - in makeup.
    
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    I was *the* Kiss fan of the world...here's the poop:
    
    Hotter than Hell came out before DTK..in fact, it was first released
    in Japan as an import (hence the graphics on the cover!).
    
    Ace left before Peter, nether before the makeup came off.

    
    
    Alright, wait a minute!
    
    What about the Elder album?  That has Ace on guitar, Eric on drums.
    
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    Peter definatly left first!  He played only some of the drum tracks on
    the Album with the Cartoon strip on the front, it could be unmasked?
    
    Ace did indeed leave becouse of legal troubles, he had a little High
    speed car chase with the Either the NJ or Conn police that ended with
    him cracking up his Porsche...
    
     The sequence of Albums goes like this,  Kiss, Hotter the Hell, Dressed
     to Kill, Alive, Rock and Roll over,  Destroyer, Lovegun, Alive II,
     Double Platinum, Solo albums, Dynasty, Unmasked, Music from the Elder,
     Creatures of the night, Lick it up, and then I lost intrest ???
    
    I was a huge Kiss fan when I was younger belonged to the Kiss army and
    at one time had about 150 pitcures of them plastering the walls of my
    room.  Some how though I've never managed to catch them in concert.
    I've often hoped for a reunion tour of the origanl group with Make Up
    on, that would be killer!!!
    
    Dan

    
    Peter Criss left before Unmasked, wlthough his picture was on the cover
    (Eric carr was the real drummer).  Ace Frehley left during Creatures of
    the Night (Vinnie V played the extra tracks).
    
    

    What album had "I want to rock and roll all night"?
    
    
    Never really into Kiss.

Rock and Roll all night was from Dressed to Kill and there was a live version on
Alive.

Back a few:

The order for Destroyer and Rock and Roll Over is reversed.  Destroyer came out
first.  I saw that tour.  My first concert ever.

Tim

    -1
    
    Thanks for the Destroyer/R&R over clarification!
    
    i saw destroyer...not my first concert, but I was BLOWN away!!  So
    loud, so many special effects...killer stage...i was like WOAH!

    I bought the Kiss eXpsosed video.
    It shows show old concert footage.  From what I could see, Ace was
    still in the band when the Fox was playing drums.  From watching their
    videos on the tape, I can make out 4 different guitarists.  Ace, Vinnie
    Vincent, Bruce Kulick, and someone else.  Gene mentions his name on the
    tape but I don't remember who it was.  I think he was the guitarist on
    Lick it Up (unless that was Vincent, then he was the one in the Heaven's
    on Fire video).
    
    Why did Peter Criss leave?  Gene and Paul don't really mention why in
    the tape.
    
    Jim
    

    Note 19.62 says Alive II was released and then Double Platinum.
    Why would Kiss release 2 greatest hits type albums in a row?
    (I consider Alive II a live greatest hits album for their previous 3
    albums.)

    Wait a minute!  Some say Hotter than Hell before Dressed to Kill, some
    one else says DTK before HTH.  Which is it?
    
    Jim
    

    The other guitarist was Mark St. John would aquired tendonitious(sp)
    while with Kiss.  Maybe someone can list a disc list. 
    
                         Frizkid
    

    
    From Hudson, MA.!

    Yes, the order went:
    
    Hotter than Hell
    Dressed to Kill
    
    then
    
    Alive II
    Solo Albums
    Double Platinum
    Dynasty
    
    Basically, DP was a "tie over" album while the band re-grouped from
    their solo efforts to produce Dynasty (which is a roolin album, btw!).
    
    My personal favorite KISS albums are (in no particular order):
    
    Hotter than Hell
    Dressed to Kill
    Alive 
    Destroyer
    Rock and Roll Over
    Love Gun
    Dynasty
    
    Everything after Dynasty was crap IMVHO.
    

    
    I have a book at home on Kiss that I'm pretty sure has a listing in the
    back of all there albums and dates of release up to dynasty, as thats
    when the book was written.   Destroyer, in my opionion was the best they
    ever released.  
    
    Dan

Destroyer was the beginning of the end of these guys.  Success went to their
heads.  As soon as I heard Beth I knew it was over.

I do like Rock and Roll over, but Love Gun was a disco album.

Buck, how can you compare something like Love Gun with I Was Made for Loving You
Baby with the first album and songs like Cold Gin, Firehouse, and Strutter and
Deuce?

These guys just want your money...

Tim

    I *like* I was made for loving you!!  Ace grooved a killer solo over
    that, and I really liked the disco/metal fusion (I like odd fusions,
    anyways)!  Love Gun was a great album IMHO.  I think Rock and Roll Over
    is their best album.

    If Kiss just wanted our money don't you think they wouldv'e left the
    biz long ago?   How can you say that?  I think they have enough money
    to last three life times why would they keep going?
     I'm not much of a Kiss fan but atleast I can tell they're for real.
    
               Frizkid
    
    

Okay they don't want money they want groupies...

    No...Not better.   I think they wouldv'e quit along time ago on that
    one too!  I mean once you've had on groupie youv'e had em' all.
      PLus theyv'e had WAY more than their share....
    Your going to have to do better than that too!
    
           You don't do 25 or so albums for groupies.....
    
                       Frizkid
    

    I think they started out because they believed in what they did now its
    just the $$$$$$$ they are after.
    
    
                                   staynz

    
    
    I really like the Elder album!!
    
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    Oh course, Kiss stands for "Kids In Satan's Service"...
    
    NOT!
    
    
    Actually, Paul came up with the name after Gene wanted to name the band
    "F..."!  Paul and Gene started the band, with Peter Criss joining next,
    and Ace joining last.  Their first show was in 1974 with BOC at a small
    club in NYC.  

    Their name before that was Wicked Lester. Pete Criss's solo sold the
    most BTW.
    
                Frizkid
    

    In the Kiss eXposed video, they show the 1982 music video for "I Love
    it Loud" (which is on Creatures of the Night).  Ace was the guitarist
    and they still wore makeup.  There's also footage from Kiss's last
    concert in makeup.  I believe it was 1983 (the box the tape came in
    said 1983, Gene says 1982 in the video though). Here they did "I Love
    it Loud"(live) and it was not Ace playing guitar,  I assume it was
    Vinnie Vincent (though I don't know what VV looks like, I can tell you
    it is the same guy on the Lick it Up cover).  Anyway, he was wearing
    makeup.  He had a silver ankh painted along his nose and across his
    forehead.  Did he have a stage name like the others (i.e. Fox, Demon)?
    So I guess Ace left during Creatures of the Night, so he was never
    officially unmasked while with Kiss.
    
    Jim
    

    Who cares whether they stayed in it for the money or the groupies? 
    After about the first five albums, they didn't get anymore of MY money
    and they sure as h*ll didn't get any *ss off ME!
    
    gh

    If Ace was in jail, why didn't he bend the bars with his mind like he
    said he could do in Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park?
    Ha Ha Ha!
    
    Jim

    
    	I forget where the discussion on the Kiss cover album was but
    	anyhow "Hard to Believe" was originally a 2-LP released in
    	Australia on Waterfront records and Southern in the UK released
    	it as a single LP.  It's not to be confused with "Hard to Beat"
    	which if I recall has a similar cover but is Stooge's covers.
    
    	- Jim
    	

    Mixing it up a bit, my all-time favorite guitar solo is by Ace...
    live "Shock Me".  Kiss was my first live concert, in Springfield MA,
    and it was excellent! I've inscribed some serious groves in "Alive"
    and "Alive II" 'recapturing the moments' !
    
    Destroyer is my favorite studio album, I'd have to say Love Gun
    comes in at a close 2nd. Haven't done a lot of studio listening
    on them though, was tuned into them via the live stuff...
    
    Droid

    "Rocket Ride"impressed me abit.
    
           Crazy_I-was_under_a_ten_wheeler_at_the_time_Al

    
    
    
    	There is a Kizz convention being held this sunday in Rhode Island
    	at the Holiday Inn next to the Civic Center. It is March 22, from
    	10am-4pm. There will also be a Kizz cover band! 
    
    	SueJ

    Hey MUFFY..
    
    How wuz the KIZZ convention?!?!?

    Muffin,
    
    	It was COOL! Had a great time,,,, Saw a few familiar faces...
    
    	Jack-Robs friend. A couple of other NHites.
    
    	The KiZZ tribute band called "Rock N Roll Over" from Providence
    	were excellent! I was definately impressed~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    	Gave me chills! It was like reliving a concert!
    
    	They are looking for a new Ace. So if anyone out there lives 
    	around Providence and are interested-get in touch with them!
    
    	Muffin? How about you !..???? ;)
                                                       

    I would really dig being ACE, but I really don'ty look like him,
    so...  ???  8^(
    
    Buck, former ACE fanatic

    Well maybe if you follow some advice over in the HM Hair topic,
    we can get your hair to a good length....8)
    
    SueJ

    Maybe I would wear a wig??
    
    Buck, who just got a "Rob Halford" haircut...BUZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzz

    Yea Thats the ticket- A wig!

    What the hell,Spinal Tap does it..
    
                          Crazy_:-)_Al

    So do Gene and Paul !!!!!!!!!
    

    NOT!

    Fwiw, I met ACE once in NYC, and he was sort of a drunked idiot.
    But, in any case, they guy was once one of the most tastiest rock
    guitarists around!!  If I could play with his feel and sense of
    melodicy, I'd have no problem having 0% personality!

Buck, do you melodocity or mediocrity??

I guess I like early Kiss, when Ace was still learning how to play from cassettes
or something.  Did he get better?

Gene Simmons said that they got real tired of covering for Ace's alcoholism
and they had to part ways.  Sounded like he wished they didn't have to go that
route.

Tim

    re: Mike
    
    What did Ace say in the interview that made him sound like such an
    idiot?
    
    gh

    
    
    Okay.  I saw the new video Saturday night.  It was like shellshock!  
    
    It seems a little strange to me that after Kiss took off the makeup,
    they became extremely poseurish and glam.  Especially when it came to
    clothes!  Just two weeks ago I watched the Exposed video and everyone
    is running around in neon sequined scarves, gloves, etc.  
    
    So now here comes Kiss - death metal band.  Are they jumping on a
    bandwagon or what?  Did they notice that really heavy type metal
    bands have been making it to #1 on the billboards and snatching the
    Grammies?
    
    Paul Stanley seemed REALLY out of place in that video, and whats more,
    the camera was hardly on him!  And Gene was wearing black nail polish!
    
    But who knows maybe they have just decided they would like to do down
    and dirty heavy metal now.  
    
    
    
    Goddess F.

    
    	It's about f***in' time.
    
    							GTI

    So how was the song?  Any good?

    I like it alot! I'm not a Kiss fan by any figment of the imagination
    either.  It's real HEAVY... I don't know it it's "Death Metal" but
    it certainly DARK.
    
     BTW-Kiss is doing a club tour to warm-up for their arena tour and 
    Kevin and Kyle in my band have tickets and backstage passes for the gig
    in Tempe,Arizona.  They're fanatics....
    
             Frizkid
    

    
    Cant wait to see it !!!!! 
    
    SueJ

    Wahey! Sounds good to me. Kiss change with the times,which can`t be a
    bad thing. 
    

    Newsflash:
    
    
    	"Unholy" rulz.
    
    
    Howdy y'all!!!  
    
    'pril

    Cool Cant wait to see it! 

    I saw it and I'm still freakin'!!!!!!
    
     Certainly a NEW direction.....Shezzz that tune RULES!
    
      >Gene looks posessed but Paul still has the cool pout! 8)
    
              Frizkid
    

    I have not seen the video, but finally heard the tune.  Yeah, it's
    heavy, but not as heavy as I thought it would be.  It's certainly 
    not as heavy as GOD OF THUNDER of the Destroyer lp!  So it has more
    DM-style lyrics...big deal.

    
    I say the video and thought Gene Simmons is his possesed self from 
    1976 destroyer days agian... he always wore black nail polish then.
    I think the songs okay kind of shock after some of there stuff they've
    been doing recently.  Its about time they went back to there roots 
    now if they could just get Ace and Peter back, that would ROOL!
    
    Dan

    Is there a Kiss album called KILLERS?
    I've heard it mentioned but I haven't seen it at any record stores.
    I've seen every other cd of theirs (including the 4 solos), but not
    Killers.
    
    Jim
    

    I am not a big enough fan of Kiss to tell you anything about the
    album, but there is definately an album called Killers.
    
    Mark

    The more stuff I hear off the new KIZZ album, the more I think I will
    go out and actually buy this!  I haven't bought a KIZZ album since 
    Dynasty (although since Dynasty, I had Smashes, Thrashes, and Hits, but
    someone gave me that one).  The new lp has an "old" sound to it, which
    is where my liking is coming from.  I stopped liking KIZZ after ACE and
    Peter left, and the band adopted this 'new' sound.  Hotter than Hell,
    Dressed to Kill, Destroyer, and Rock and Roll Over are their best
    efforts ever imvho.

    RE::Buck. I agree....
    
        I lean towards the more heavier stuff with Gene Simmons singing.
    Songs like UNHOLY,SPIT,DOMINO,THOU SHALL NOT are the ballz!!!!!
    Although the song I JUST WANNA with Paul singing is great...
    They wrote about four songs with the imfamous Vinnie Vincent. Which I
    thought was really cool.  I also thought it was cool when they put a
    track from 1981 with Eric Carr doing all the instuments as sort of
    tribute.
                 Frizkid
    

    
    Well Guys! Looks like Ill get this one toOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    SueJ
    #1 Kizz Fan....

    
    A f riend of mine has it, and I got a listen. It looks to me like
    they've changed their image for the better, but their music hasn't
    changed entirely. Gene's tunes are good. I also think the drummer
    inhales (IMHO)!

    
    
    RE - a few back
    
    KILLERS is kind of a 'greatest hits' album; has some of their hits 
    and a few remixes on it. Not sure if it's still available. I know
    the CD is only available in Japan.  Hope this helps,
    
    
    Steve

    The drummer inhales?  NOT! C'mon Pete....He has some tasty licks and 
    he just as good if not better than you. BTW-He was touring for ALICE
    COOPER before he joined with KISS. Another reason for YOU not to bust
    his balls. 8)
    
                   Frizkid
    
    

    -1 but has he played at EM Loews?

    I guess I overlooked that.....He does SUCK.  8)
    
                 Frizkid
    

    
     Well I hope all of you aren't referring to the new stuff that has some
    song that has the lyrics about I just want to forget you. Very lame
    IMO.
          mike
    

    >Well I hope all of you aren't referring to the new stuff that has some
    >song that has the lyrics about I just want to forget you. Very lame
    >IMO.
    
    I think they're saying "I just want to Funky you", or something like
    that.  yes, lame-o lyrically, but the groove was way cool!

    
     It sounds alot like "Summertime Blues" to call it original. And yes
    I agree about the lyrics.
                                mike
    

    
    Jealousy rears it's ugly head once again, huh Buck.

    I guess so, pete.

    
    
    
    
    WE'RE NOT WORHTY!! WE'RE NOT WORTHY!! 

>    Jealousy rears it's ugly head once again, huh Buck.
    
    Kiss has been a great band, and have managed to stay popular and active
    for almost 20 years now.  That's a lot to be jealous of!
    
    ...even if their lyrics are a little cheesy.
    
    gh 

    Yea.....I'm REAL jealous of Kiss.
    
     I'd love to be around and half as cool for half the amount of time. 8)
    
                  C'mon Pete....Listen to the album again and tell me you
    couldv'e done a better job.  
    
               Frizkid
    

    
    Whether I can do better or not is not the point. I don't think his
    drumming fits Gene's powerful songs. 

    
    	RE: Pete
    
    	I could see your point if you were criticizing one of the music-
    	ians, but heck ... it's only the drummer!!
    
    
    	8^) 8^)
    
    							GTI

    
    I think the music would be more intense with a Slayer/Overkill type
    drummer. Maybe I should of explained, so I would've been safe from the
    verbal ravages of the Buckmeister.
    
    /prc

    I did not ravage, did I??

    I think the drums would totally lame with Overkill/Slayer drums.
    Then it wouldn't be Kiss and certainly not original.....
    
              Frizkid
    

    I heard a version of Detroit Rock City I never heard before on the
    radio.  The only difference was that they said "you gotta lose your
    mind in Detroit Rock City" twice in the song instead of the usual once.
    It wasn't a live version.  It's not the version you hear on Destroyer,
    Alive II, or Smashes, Thrashes & Hits.  Is their some other CD that has
    this version or was this just a version the radio station put together?
    
    Jim
    

    Killers or (is it Killer?) is from 1982,and is a collection of old
    Kiss songs,and a couple of new songs.  I remember it `cuz i wuz living
    in Norway at the time,and everyone wuz big Kiss fans (apart from me.ha!).
    
    

    I've spent some time in Norway and have a Norweigan friend coming over
    tonight.After a week in Norway,British wimmen look dodgey.Scandanavian
    babes are excellant!
    
    
                                             Staynz

    Aye and their not afraid to get their baps oot!...........I met a girl
    called Marie-Anna..................8)
    
    
                                                  Staynz

    Oh dear. Having re-read .148 i`ve decided to delete it.
    
    Anyone seeing Kiss on their latest tour? I`m not. I saw them on the
    Lick It Up and Animalize tours,and thought they were crap. They weren`t
    bad at Donnington,though. Mainly cuz they did mainly old stuff.
    

    I was at that Donnington too and thought they were ok,I wouldn't go and
    see them headline on a tour!
    
    
    
                                               Staynz

    
    I have Killers at home its a import from Germany, I think?? I got it 
    about 8 or 9 years ago.  Its as mentioned earlier a greatest hits 
    kind of album, but it does have 2 songs on it with Ace playing, that
    maybe the last songs released with him playing for Kiss. 
    
     Dan

    
    I stood at the back when kiss were doing their set at Donnington.  I
    have no idea what they looked like because the air was full of piss
    bombs and inflated condoms, but they sounded okay.
    
    Flip

    I heard part of an interview call-in thing with Kiss (at least Gene and
    Paul) on the radio last night and they played some new songs. 
    Interesting sounding stuff, but man, their vocals on at least one song
    sounded like a country-rock band!  I'm going "Izzat new .38 Special?"
    
    Strange...
    
    gh

    He's going to be a Prosound soon....Ya know Kyle and Kevin will 
    camp out in front of the store.
    
             Friz
    

    ProSound?  <yawn>  Maybe I'll have to miss that one...
    
    gh

    I'm really starting to like the new KIZZ album!!
    
    Also, I've been airing out the ole favs ... Hotter Than Hell, Dressed
    to Kill, Destroyer, Rock n Roll Over, and Love Gun!

    Dude, you just don't know much about good music! The new Kiss is
    roolin'! I'm even thinking about getting some of the older stuff...
    Buck:the new home video came out yesterday and it has massive footage
    of them in make-up and some very long/interesting interviews.
    
          Everytime that b**ch bends over I forget my name....Domino!
    
     Friz
    

    Buck and B.A.: What did you guys think of the Kiss 'disco' days?
    
     Friz
    

    KIZZ roolz supreme ... even their DISCO days were awesome!!

    re-2,
    
    	You mean the Dynasty album and the rest after that?  Well, I wasn't
    too impressed with them because of the earlier albums.  I guess I come
    from the old school...1st through Rock'N'Roll Over are my favorites.
    
    B.A.

    Dynasty was the last KIZZ album I really loved.  The love affair died
    quickly there after (which started with their solo albums ... loved
    ACE's, liked Paul's, Simmon's had a coulple hot spots, but overall was
    a dog, and criss' blew chunks!).  Similar to the solo albums, UNMASKED
    had a couple of hot spots, but overall was weak.

    I saw "Domino" on MTV last weekend .... I really liked it, but if you
    close your eyes, it sounds like ZZ Top.  I ain't complaining, just
    making a statement.  Does the rest of the album have a similar groove
    to "Domino" ?
    
    Scary (who used to be in a KISS cover band, da good times !)

I remember watching Kiss do Firehouse and Duece on The Midnight Special.  I was
hooked after that.  I started losing interest around Destroyer.

They were the first big concert I ever saw.  Tough act to follow...

Tim

>I remember watching Kiss do Firehouse and Duece on The Midnight Special.  I was
    
    Don't date yourself, Tim!
    8^)

    1-69!

I was only 2 back then (1975) though... Yeah, that's it.

    One of my friends said that they put on one of the best shows he's
    seen, and even though I don't care for them all that much, that I'd
    like one of their concerts...  Must be one heck of a show!!!

    Hell, I rode my bike to the music store to buy the 1st album ...
    
    
    .... on 8 track !!!  8^)
    
    
    Scare'

    
    Gak.

    I was really into the early Kiss stuff, but I thought their "disco" era
    stuff sucked hard.  That was when I stopped buying their albums and
    listening to them.  I still think the first 3-4 albums were the best.  
    
    I haven't been able to get into any of their more recent stuff either,
    since they dumped the makeup.  It's like it all sounds real generic to
    me, it seems to have lost the personality the first few albums had. 
    The stuff I've heard off the newest album seems most like the early
    material to me, but I probably won't buy it.
    
    gh

    If they did a "Makeup -- reuinion tour", I'd go see it!

    Gak.

You blouse you!!!

    
    
    	RE: Chris
    	>Gak!
    
    	Oh I don't know... I think Buck would look kinda cute with a
    	huge black curly wig, elevator shoes and the Peter Criss cat
    	face (drummer or not) (8
    
    	tigg~~~~

    Friz-
    
    and I quote "The new Kiss is roolin'!"
    
    Speaking of not knowing about good music...Kiss is the worst of bad
    music.  They should have hung it up after the goofy movie.  Now we're
    stuck with them for another 10 years at least.  Somebody help us.
    
    Steve

    I watched the home video last night...Anybody who doubts Kiss should
    watch it. After that you MIGHT have a clue to what Kiss is all about.
     Paul Stanley said "It you hate us..God bless you. If you love us..then
    that great too! If you're in the middle...GET THE F**K OUT!
     He also said "Revenge for us has been stick around as long as we have"
    Peter Criss doesn't even do his own voice in "Kiss meets the Phantom".
    He didn't show up for the voice overs so someone else did his voice."
    
         I think they'll be around at least 10 more years...That's great!
    
       Friz
    

    
    Yeah, great.  Paul sitting in a wheelchair on stage.  Wheee.
    
    They signed something like a ten album deal like 5 years ago.  I think
    they've only done two or three since then.  Oh no.
    
    S

    From what I'm heard:  They put on one of the greatest live shows for
    old guys. 8)
    
           Friz
    

    
    Gak.

    WOULD YOU SHUT THE FACK UP?  Sheezz..
         Gak is the sound that comes out of my mouth evertime I see your
    notes!
                 Friz
    

    
    They Do have the best show! I love em! Forever Kizz....
    
    SueJ

    I bought the Kiss Xtreme Close Up video last week.
    It's definitely the best documentary of the band that there is.
    It highlights each of their albums, plus they tell how each member
    got into the band and why they left.
    Also why they wore make-up and why they took it off.
    Everthing you'd want to know is answered in this tape.
    
    Jim
    

    I finally found KILLERS the other day.
    I was doubtful that it existed.
    I assume it's not available on CD because it wasn't listed on
    the master list of Kiss CDs.
    I was just walking past the cassette section.....and there it was.
    The yellow box got my attention.
    It's yet another greatest hits album.  12 songs, 1 of which is live.
    I really like that song "Sure Know Something".  It's kind of disco-ish
    but I think it's pretty cool.
    
    Jim
    

    
    "Sure know something" is off of Dynasty.. A pretty good tune.  
     
     Anyone seen the new video for "Domino" on MTV? Caughtit the other
    night,  Gene is getting old looking!!  good song,  has anyone got
    the new album? Comments...good, bad, etc....
    
      Dan

       re-1
    
                    Domino?  This isn't the same one that has
    the line,  "every damn time she comes in the room it's the
    same damn thing, when that b*tch bends over, I forget my
    name..." is it????????
    
    
    BJ

    
    	That's the one ... great song!!
    
    	I'd buy the album just for that song, and I probably will.
    
    							GTI

    Thats it.
    re.abit back.    You can't blame these guys for lookin alittle old.
    They go back A_ways and have been Around.
    
                                  Crazy_gotta_Rent_that_Vidio_Al

    The new KIZZ album is a MUST BUY!!

    RE - a few back
    
    Killers IS available on CD (japanese import).  Check Goldmine
    Magazine, or I'm sure your local record store can order it for
    you.  
    
    
    Steve

    Record stores like Strawberries, Record Town, and Tape World (worm)
    said that they  couldn't get Killers on CD.  They looked at the same
    book I did which lists Kiss CDs.  Killers was not listed.
    
    In the Kiss Xtreme Close-up tape, they show each of their CDs.
    Killers is not among them.
    
    Jim
    

    Which Kiss CD is "I'm a Legend Tonight" on (other than Killers)?
    
    Jim
    

    Re - Jim
    
    Then pick up a copy of Goldmine Magazine.  I've seen at least 5
    dealers that have it for sale.
    
    
    
    Steve
    

    Can anyone tell me about this KIZZ album I've heard about??  It's an
    import of all cover tunes, with Nirvana doing a cover of "Do You Love
    Me" (from the Destroyer lp).
    
    ???   This sounds great ... what's the poop on it?

    Regarding KILLERS, I don't think it's a complete greatest hits album.
    I think some of the songs were new, since I could find a parent album
    for them.
    Here's ther list
    1. I'm a Legend Tonight - ??
    2. Down on Your Knees   - ??
    3. Cold Gin             - Kiss
    4. Love Gun             - Love Hun
    5. Shout it out Loud    - Destroyer
    6. Sure Know Something  - Dynasty
    7. Nowhere to Run       - ??
    8. Partners in Crime    - ??
    9. Detroit Rock City    - Destroyer
    10. God of Thunder      - Destroyer
    11. I was Made for Loving You  - Dynasty
    12. Rock and Roll all Nite (live)  - Alive
    
    Can anyone identify the songs with the ?? next to them.  Were they new?
    
    Jim
     

    
    	Well, I've given "Revenge" 3 or 4 listens now, and consider that
    	to be a sufficient number of times to say that it cranks ...
    	The best part is that [for the most part] Paul has gotten away
    	from that "wimp voice" he seems to love to use for all the radio
    	hits ["Let's Put the 'X' in Sex", etc.].  Paul and Gene have
    	resorted to a more "gravelly" vocal style [not that Gene really
    	has a choice, though!!] which suits the music, and what I con-
    	sider to be the "real" KISS.
    
    							GTI

    Good - Loud Show with mucho Pyro... Saw them about a month ago...
    
    /w

    KISS tickets go on sale tommorrow.  Opening acts are GReat White and
    Trixter.
                      Dec 6th at McNichols Arena.....
    
     Friz
    
           

    I thought there was a Frehley's Comet note in this conf...guess not...
    
    
    So, is anyone from HM goin to Axis tonight to see the man who put the
    DAFS in DAFS, Ace Frehley??
    
    
    Curious, I'm thinking of heading in there...

    
    Well Buck if you head off to Axis to see Ace... you won't be seein'
    him.
    
    He's playin' at Narcissis.
    
    

    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    
    I got a rock!

    There's a song on 'Dynasty' called '2,000 Man' and it was written
    by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.  Was this song done by the Rolling
    Stones or did they sell it new to KISS?
    
    Jim
    

    Was that the price of the song or the title ? ;)

    Rolling Stones have a song called "2000 Light Years From Home".  Don't
    know about 2000 Man....

    I heard that ALIVE III is going to be released in a week or two.
    Has anyone else heard this?
    
    Jim
    

I know I'll catch hell from buck for this but...

Speaking of tar pits...

Tim
    

    
    yep, i heard the same rumor a while back.
    
    

    KIZZ Alive III will be released in at the end of next month!

    
    Yuk.
    
    LIve video too.
    

I've seen some catalogs with Alive I, Destroyer Vintage video...  I think
it was pro-cam too...

    Sounds like it'll be heave city...
    
    gh

Another one hits the tar pits

    YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA KIZZ! ALright!
    
    I LOVE KIZZ and you Muffin... ;)
    
    

    He is a great kizzer...

    Who's doing that version of "Come on and Love me" that I keep hearing
    on the radio lately.  Is it them or did someone else cover it?
    
    gh

    
    	Wasn't that one of the Skid Row covers?
    
    							GTI
    

    Wasn't there a KIZZ album released a while back that was all cover
    tunes??  I rememebr hearing Nirvava doing a ROOLIN version of
    KIZZ' Do You Love Me?  Not heard Come on and Love me, but I bet it
    is from the same lp...

    
    	'come on and love me' is on skid rows outrageously priced
    	ep titled 'b-side ourselves'....  this came out well before
    	the holidays hit.  remember when hendix's 'little wing' was
    	getting a ton of airplay...?  
    
    	fwiw - i was surprised that they released 'come on and love me'
    	since they usually always cover 'cold gin' in concert...
    
    	/b
    

    Thanks, I bet that's who it is (Skidrow).
    
>      	fwiw - i was surprised that they released 'come on and love me'
>    	since they usually always cover 'cold gin' in concert...
    
    They didn't when I saw them last year.  The only cover they did that
    night was The Ramones' Psychotherepy...
    
    gh

    
    and 'train kept rolling' by aerosmith if you saw them at the 
    worcester aud...
    
    /b

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Subject: Ex-KISS drummer settles tabloid suit
Date: Tue, 6 Apr 93 15:56:06 PDT

	LOS ANGELES (UPI) -- Peter Criss, former drummer of the '70s rock band
Kiss, settled his lawsuit Tuesday against the Star tabloid for
publishing stories claiming he was a homeless alcoholic.
	Criss's attorney, Antony Stuart, said the settlement was reached
shortly before attorneys were to give opening statements to the Los
Angeles Superior Court jury.
	The terms of the settlement were confidential, but Stewart said Criss
``is ecstatic about the settlement.''
	He said the Star must pay the damages within 10 days. Star attorneys
were not immediately available for comment.
	Stuart said the stories, published in January 1991, depicted Criss as
a ``homeless bum'' who had been aided by sitcom stars Roseanne and Tom
Arnold.
	Stuart said the homeless man was not Criss, but the magazine
published the stories anyway.
	Criss, meanwhile, has been living with his wife and daughter in their
Redondo Beach home and recording with ``Criss,'' his new band.
	Stuart said in the case he planned to present to the jury and Judge
Richard Hubbel, he would have shown the Star's and other tabloids' 
``anonymous sources'' often are reporters for competing tabloids who
sell tips they are unable to get published in their own magazines.
	Celebrities routinely complain about outrageous stories published in
weekly tabloids, but few go to court. The Arnolds received a settlement
last year from the National Enquirer, which printed a story claiming
they had severely damaged a rented house, leaving it a ``pig sty.''

I wonder what he settled for?

TIm

    A new coat and a pair of socks...

    They settled for a guest appearance in the In Living Color skit "This
    Old Box."

I heard a "live" KISS song on 103.1, the Underground, yesterday.  24 hours later
and I can't remember if it was Domino or Spit.  Does that mean Alive III is right
around the corner?  The station went right into another song so I didn't get a
chance to hear what the cut was off of.

    Yeah, Alive III is clates for a June release.
    
    
    Hey, do you play in DT by any chance?  ;')

Shhhhhhhh.....

DEC is only my side job...sort of like a hobby in my spare time ;-).  

Howard Stern will interview Gene and Paul this weekend on E.  (The
Entertainment Channel).  It should be on this Friday night at 10 if I
remember right.

    
    
    COOL!!!!

    Now there's about a perfect match for ya...

    
    Just got the Kiss Alive 3 CD last week and must say that it cranks!!
    They have a little bit of everything on this one.  From there beginings
    with Deuce to Detriot Rock City to I was made for Loving you to there 
    last hit Domino.   The CD has 16 songs all told and totals out to
    around 66 minutes of music.  No real big drum solos or quitar solos
    like past Kiss Alive albums.   If your a Kiss fan you'll liek this CD.
    
       Dan

>No real big drum solos or quitar solos
    
    Thank goodness, what an utter waste of tape/disc space.

    
    I love it! Great CD!
    
    SueJ

    
    
    I heard an intresting report about a Kiss tribute album that is due
    out in early 94. The report listed all the groups that would be doing
    Kiss songs. Among them Megadeth, Nine Inch Nails, The Lemonheads and
    get this, Garth Brooks being backed by Kiss themselves. I can't remem-
    ber others that were mentioned. Anyway, just an fyi
    
                                                          mike
    

    I thought there was already an album like that out?

    
    
    Cool!!!! Cant wait !
    
    Kizz!
    
    SueJ

>    get this, Garth Brooks being backed by Kiss themselves. I can't remem-
>    ber others that were mentioned. Anyway, just an fyi

	E-E-E-E-E-EXCELLENT, I 	think I'll wait until I can pick up a used
	copy %^)

	/Cap'n Quad    

Heard a live version of Strutter on the radio this weekend.  Is that on the
AliveIII album?  I thought it sounded horrible compared to AliveI.

Kind of Lounge Lizard/Disco like...  

Tim

    Probably from their last umm..."club" tour.
    
    "Thank you all for coming out to the Holiday Inn tonight!  We're Kiss
     and we've got a great show for YOU!"
     

    "And don't forget,Folks.Tonights Drink Special is Cold Gin.
    Gene will be switching between the Bass and Piano This Evening.
    Please note the"Contribution Glass"Atop the Piano.Thank You..
    And now heres one you might remember...."

Sort of like Geddy's intro to Jacob's Ladder on Exit Stage Left by Rush...

Tim 

    HEY! I resemble that remark!
    
    But the live version is really cool ... too bad they took Passage to
    Bangkok off the CD. La Villa ... is cool too.
    and what about ..... 
    
    sorry, I got carried away.
    
    chris
    

    
    
        I had to throw this in:  has anyone seen a recent
    picture of Ace Frehley?  Man, this guy's in BAD SHAPE!!!
    I bet you could take his blood sample, dry it out, smoke
    it, and get baked.
    
    Aging,
    Kev --
    

    Nothing A_Little Plastic_Surgery Wouldn't Fix.  
    I think Kiss has Another Greatest_Hits Thang Called"Kiss My Ass".
    It was Recently Re_Leased.
    
    
                Crazy_Rocket_Ride_Al

    
    	That album is a "tribute" album of other bands doing KISS
    	songs.
    
    	"Deuce" - Lenny Kravitz
    
    	etc.
    
    							GTI
    

Interesting article in today's Boton Globe on the tribute album.  Gene Simmons
says they give lots of money to charity but don't necessarily advertise it.  He
did offer to take some of Eddie Vedder's money to ease Eddie's troubled
conscience about being rich.

He also said that Marlboro offered to sponsor their latest tour.  Even though
that would have covered all their costs, Gene turned them down.  He didn't like
being associated with tobacco.  He felt if Kizz induced kids to start smoking
he'd feel too guilty...  Geez, what is this a conscience?  Anyway if this is
true I respect him a little more.

Tim

    
         Has anyone seen the cover picture on the Kiss My Ass
    tribute thing?  The family with KISS makeup on sitting
    around a table.  Notice that Ace's makeup thing ain't
    there.  Instead, there's some other version (of what, I
    don't know).
         I caught Ace talking to that idiot Liz Wild (sp?) on
    WAAF yesterday afternoon.  He was quick to inform the
    listening public that Gene and Paul didn't use Ace's face
    makeup on the cover because they would have had to dish
    some cash out his way!  Also, notice that every song on
    the tribute thing are the tunes that Ace didn't write on.
    Apparently, Ace received many a call from bands that 
    wanted to cover one of his tunes, or one that his name
    appeared on as a co-writer.  However, Paul and Gene felt
    that Ace's contribution as a co-founder and guitarist 
    didn't amount to snot.  Or does it have to do with $$$?
    
    Figure it out, Ace got screwed.
    
    Look for a new Ace Frehley solo thing early '95.  (Yes, 
    a label picked him up.  Again.)
    
    Kev --
    
    

Most of Ace's problems are self-induced from what I've heard.  I think if he's
right about the royalty thing, that stinks, but what songs would Ace have
written?  Rocket Ride?  Come on...

Tim

    some Ace Frehley compositions with Kiss:
    
    Cold Gin
    Parasite
    

    
    Shock Me
    

    
    	Is "Unmasked" their worst album?
    
    	After listening to it, I'm inclined to say "Yes", but I haven't
    	heard everything they've done.
    

    All ya Need is"Destroyer"and"KIZZ Alive I"and"II"..
    
       Crazy_Srutter_Al

    KiZZ RulZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
    
    SueJ
    
    Wheres Muffin.?

  >  All ya Need is"Destroyer"and"KIZZ Alive I"and"II"..
    
    Those are the only Kiss albums I have!  (on vinyl)
    
    

    
    	Actually, "Double Platinum" seems to be the ultimate KISS album
    	if you only want to buy 1 ... it's got most of the good stuff
    	up to [insert whatever album here].
    
    	But I'm planning on buying them all eventually ... picked up a
    	couple a week or 2 ago for $9 each on sale.
    

    
    They may 'rool' but pity their poor skin! :^)
    
    /jen

    Yeah Jen...Maybe they Should have used Noxzema.
    

re .257

Well get out of their f*****g topic then.

    
    Hey Shawn, how many have you accumulated so far?  I think I have about
    23.

    
    	I only have 6 so far.
    
    	It's a start!!
    

    re: .259  CHEFS::GEORGEM
    
    Nice P_N!  :')
    

    Dynasty is my favourite. Especially the Bee Gees inspired "I was made
    for Loving you" and "Sure know something".
    

    
    
          Help with a disagreement between me and a Coworker will ya?
    
    Who is the lead Singer of Kiss?
    
    
    thanks Chap

    
    	Paul Stanley, mostly.
    
    	But Gene and Ace did some of the vocals also.  And I wouldn't
    	doubt that Peter Chriss did a couple songs [maybe "Beth"?].
    
    	Ace is out of the band, so he's not doing any of their vocals
    	now.
    

    
    but for all practical purposes, paul did 95% of the vocals.
    

    
    
       Thanks guys. Proved my point exactly.
    
    I figured Gene MIGHT_have done 20% if that?
    
    
    Chap

    Hey, far be it from me to nit pick about this.... 8-)
    
    Go on, nit pick away....
    
    Alright then..
    
    I seem to recall that for every Kiss album, Gene has been the main
    singer on at least 4 songs, sometimes more if the album as in recent
    times has had more than 10 songs on it. Also there have been a number
    of duets between Paul and Gene although not many.
    
    I think Paul has the better voice but Genes songs I tend to enjoy more,
    and I on every new Kiss album I tend listen out for his first.
    
    Stopped nit picking now....
    
    Yes, thank you, nuff said...
    
    
    Giles.

    This Isn't Nit_Pickin.
    I Call it The Truth!!!

    
    Paul Stanley, with some singing by Gene Simmons and/or Ace Frehley (or
    was he just backup? Been a long time since I saw 'em (with makeup!!)).
    
    Mike
    

Gene does sing quite the bit.. but Paul Stanley is the "Lead" 
singer.

Whit-

    AGREED!

why thank you..

;')

    Anytime Baby! ;}

    
    I couldn't have said it better Giles.
    
    Gene's solo album is still one of my all time favourites.
    
    Flip

    Radioactive is a cool song, but overall I thought Gene's solo lp was
    naff.  "When you wish upon a star?"  gimme a freakin break!
    
    Probably the BEST album overall was Paul's, but I like the songs on
    Ace's better.  New York Groove rocks!

    New York Groove ROCKS!

    
    Gene's album appeals to me because of the humour not for musical merit.
    
    

    Anyone got the "oh,no! It`s a Kiss covers album!"?
    
    It`s very good. Especially the Coffin Break (er,or is it Coffin Nails)
    version of Beth. Very fast and very punk raaawk. I think Nirvana do
    a cover version of some song or other. (It`s been a while since I
    played it).
    
    
    

    
    	Is that "Kiss My *ss"?
    

    Nope. That`s a new one,I think.
    
    This one came out a few years ago (it must of been,as I`ve got it on
    vinyl). Approx 91/92 ish. 
    
    The gatefold sleeve is a picture of loads of Kiss memorabilia,like
    dolls and lunch boxes etc.
    

    SHAAAAA Its Kizz My A$$

    
    	Tonight, in Ottawa at Barrymore's, The Bad Boys of Kiss,
    Ace Freley and Peter Criss are playing...For anyone interested or
    in the area...
    
    Bobby T

    Get me on a plane! !
    
    SueJ 8(

    
    	Flip, I'm making progress on the KISS stuff ... bought all 4
    	"solo" albums last night, bringing my KISS total to 10, and 1
    	on order from the CD club.
    
    	What do I have left, 15-20 or so?  8^)
    

    
    I picked up (through Columbia House) Smashes, Thrashes, and other hits
    or something along those lines. It's ok. I wish I had Kiss Alive I &
    II, haven't heard how 3 sounds (is there one?).
    
    Metal Mike
    

    
    	Yes, there's a 3.
    

There's a KISS festival somewhere in Rhode Island this weekend.  Both Gene and
Paul are supposed to be there.

Tim

    
    
    
    
    They will be in detroit this weekend. 
    There a KIZZ convention on July 29th in Boston.  
	
    A KIZZ tribute band will perform and all of the kizz members will be
    there. They will actually interact with the fans at Q & A sessions,
    which follow drum and guitar clinics by Eric Singer and Bruce Kulick.
    
    They will also take requests at an acoustic performance. There will be
    no set lists at all. 
    
    There will be kizz merchandise and displays of all of the bands
    costumes and all that good stuff!
    
    SueJ
    

>>    which follow drum and guitar clinics by Eric Singer and Bruce Kulick.

Who's giving the clinics?

Seriously - where in Boston?

Tim

You wanted it, you got it!

The 1995-96 WORLDWIDE KISS CONVENTIONS!!! It's coming...! 

     Before we get into the details, I thought you might like to know that the 
guys have recently gotten back from their Japanese/Australian sold out tours 
and immediately started planning the first AUTHORIZED and OFFICIAL KISS 
CONVENTIONS!!!

     While in Australia, during their off days, the guys tried the KISS 
CONVENTIONS on every single city of their Aussie tour. Needless to say, they 
were enormously successful and a good time was had by all!

Because of that, the guys have decided to bring the KISS CONVENTIONS direct to 
you!!!


ALL THE FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW!!!

 So... what goes on at the CONVENTION?
 Click to view the flyer/poster for the KISS CONVENTIONS
 The Specifics...
 Answers to some common questions...
 Dealer Tables...
 The Dates...


A FULL 12 HOUR DAY OF KISS MAYHEN!!!

Each convention will feature the band live in a Question & Answer session and 
in an unplugged performance, playing requests from the audience. The Australian
session included songs unheard live for years, including the likes of "A World 
Without Heroes" from "Music From the Elder" and "Shandi" from "Unmasked." Each 
event may last OVER TWO HOURS!

KISS SYMPOSIUM - different guests possible in various cities. In LA - tentative
is Kenny Kerner (who co produced our first two albums), Michael James Jackson 
(who produced CREATURES & LICK IT UP), Gerri Miller, editor of Metal Edge and 
tons more.

KISS will be available at the end of the KISS CONVENTION to do an AUTOGRAPH 
SESSION. The band will endeavor to sign everyone's choice of KISS paraphernalia.

Also featured at each convention will be a veritable KISS museum, including 20 
fully dressed mannequins displaying the history of KISS costumes. 20 years of 
RARE KISS MEMORABILIA from the band's private collections:

   A KISS MUSEUM!!!
   Original album cover art!
   Original song lyrics written on hotel stationary!
   Original comic book art from KISSNATION!
   Original photos and concert posters!
   RARE AND UNSEEN VIDEO FOOTAGE!!!!
   and TONS MORE!!!

Bruce Kulick will host a hands-on guitar clinic and Eric Singer will host a 
hands-on drum clinic at each show. Both complete with surprise giveaways...

Each convention will feature one of the legendary KISS Tribute bands, complete 
with full makeup, costumes, and as much pyro effects as each venue will allow.

Tons of giveaways... for instance, in LA, there will be 2,000 free tickets to 
one of the PREMIER COMEDY CLUBS...tickets to be printed up with "GUESTS OF KISS
' -- using the KISS LOGO...with our compliments.

And, of course, there'll be tons of dealers offering tons of KISS collectibles 
for tons of money. You won't be able to say no!

THERE ARE ONLY THREE WAYS TO OF GETTING TICKETS.

NOW Available... Mail Checks/Money Orders to:
Make checks out to:
KISS Conventions
PO Box 15097
Beverly Hills, CA 90210

Tickets are $100.00 each.

ALSO, PLEASE NOTE; THIS WILL BE A LIMITED CAPACITY EVENT, SO FIRST COME, FIRST
SERVED.

 1. No orders will be taken before MAY 1st, 1995... Do not call before then.
 2. AFTER MAY 1st, call 1-800-905-KISS (5477). The same number you dial to 
    order "Kisstory."
 3. You will be told the city/location of the nearest KISS CONVENTION. You will
    be told the hotel phone number and you will be responsible for making your 
    own way there and for any other arrangements you with to make with the 
    hotel.
 4. Bring proof of your identity to the door and you're in. THERE WILL BE NO 
    TICKETS SENT TO YOU.
    This will help prevent bootlegging.
 5. YOU CAN PURCHASE TICKETS AT THE DOOR. There are no guarantees, however, 
    that on the day you decide to go there will be any tickets left. Good luck.



ANSWERS TO SOME OF YOUR QUESTIONS...

   YES, you may bring your CAMERA and take fotos of anything you like.
   YES, you may bring your VIDEO CAMERA and shoot anything you like. We would 
   like to ask you to turn the VIDEO CAMERAS off during the unplugged session, 
   but other than that, shoot away.
   NO, the OFFICIAL & AUTHORIZED KISS CONVENTIONS do not prevent you or anyone 
   else from getting together to honor the guys. Just please be aware that the 
   KISS LOGO, the phrases KISS CONVENTION, KISS KONVENTION, KISSCON & KISSKON 
   are trademarks and copyrights of the band, and as long as the band's rights 
   are not infringed upon, you can do whatever your heart desires.
   YES, Kisstory will be sold at the conventions. Though, what number you're 
   going to get is anyone's guess.
   YES, all areas are open in the QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION. Yes, it's okay to 
   talk about reunion tour rumors, Ace & Peter & Vinnie & Mark and anyone else.
   The reason for the Q&A is to clear up alot of rumors and innuendos that have
   existed for a long time. This will be a heart to heart with you.



KISS GRAND PRIZE GIVEAWAYS!!!


You will be automatically entered to win...

 1. A full Eric Singer PEARL DRUM KIT with ZILDJIAN CYMBALS.
 2. A Gene Simmons OUNISHER bass guitar.
 3. A Bruce Kulick ESP guitar.
 4. A Paul Stanley IBANEZ PS-10 LTD guitar.


COMPLIMENTS OF KISS, fans who have amassed AUTHORIZED KISS memorabilia through 
the years, are welcome to BUY, SELL & TRADE their stuff at the Conventions and 
will be given FREE TABLES, as long as there is room/supply available.

Those of you who want to BUY, SELL & TRADE, fax Vivien Singer 519-641-3750.


CONVENTION DATES/CITIES


   JULY 22 - Detroit, MI
   Cobo Hall Exh. Center
   One Washington Blvd
   Detroit, MI 48226
   313-877-8777

   JULY 23 - Cleveland, OH
   Sheraton City Centre
   777 St. Claire Avenue
   Cleveland, OH 44114
   216-771-7600

   JULY 25 - Toronto, ON
   Hilton Int'l
   145 Richmond Street W
   Toronto, ON M5H 2L2
   416-869-3456

   JULY 27 - Montreal, PQ
   Le Chateau Champlain
   1 Place du Canada
   1050 West Le Gauchetiere
   Montreal, PQ H3B 4C8
   514-878-9000

   JULY 29 - Boston, MA
   Westin Copley Place
   10 Huntington Ave.
   Boston, MA 02116
   617-262-9600

   JULY 30 - New York, NY
   Roseland Ballroom
   239 West 52nd Street
   New York, NY 10019
   212-247-0200

   AUG 1 - Pittsburgh, PA
   Expo-Mart
   105 Mall Blvd
   Monroeville, PA 15146
   412-856-8100


Kindly make your own reservations and travel plans.
Please call the hotels directly for directions and any other info you might 
need.

KINDLY USE 1-800-905-KISS only... 
TO ORDER KISS CONVENTION TIX and KISSTORY...

SEE YOU AT THE CONVENTIONS!

$100!  They should quit touring and just do conventions

    Theres my micky!

    
    	Listened to Paul Stanley's album yesterday ... not bad.  Sounds
    	like a laid-back KISS album, basically.
    
    	Bruce Kulick plays guitar, and Carmine Appice plays some drums.
    

    
    	Listened to most of Gene Simmons' album today ... better than
    	Paul's.  "When You Wish Upon a Star" [which is the last song on
    	the CD, but I HAD to hear it 1st!!] is pretty good, considering
    	that Gene doesn't have the best voice in the world.
    
    	Strange that Gene doesn't play bass on this one ... he plays
    	some of the guitars, electric and acoustic.
    
    	And his guest list is a veritable "who's who" of the enterta-
    	ment business, including:
    
    	Kate Sagal ["Married with Children", and also has her own album]
    	Rick Nielsen [Cheap Trick]
    	Cher
    	Janis Ian
    	Helen Reddy
    
    	If I remember I'll bring it in and enter 'em all.
    

    My impressions of the KIZZ Solo lp's:
    
    Paul's -- Most "Kiss sounding" of the 4, and ties for best album with
     		ACE's imvho.  Some really great tunes here.
    
    ACE's -- great departure album.  The singing isn't all half bad, but
    		the tunes are KILLER!  And ACE's players can't be beat ... 
    		top notch!
    
    Gene's -- Radioactive was always such a killer tune, but after that I
    		felt the album lost direction and balls.  Even with the help 
    		of people like Joe Perry, Rick Nielson, etc., it just doesn't 
    		rock like you'd expect it to.  I though this would have been 
    		an album full of "God of Thunder"-type tunez.
    
    Peter's -- I think this solo album is the reason they booted him from
    		the band! 8^)  actually, he was the first to leave, and
    		is the music on this album is any indication of what he was
    		actually into listening to, it's no surprise why he left!
    
    While we're on the subject --
    
    
    			BUCK'S TOP 5 FAV KIZZ ALBUMS
    			============================
    
    1) Rock n Roll Over
    2) Alive I
    3) Hotter than Hell 
    4) Love Gun
    5) Dressed to Kill

    No DeStRoYeR,Buck???

    Maybe I'd replace Love Gun with Destroyer...

I saw the Destroyer tour...  They actually did Beth (eeww!)

Destroyer was the beginning of the end of KISS for me...  I thought Alive I
was the greatest and Destroyer was just too fancy.

The sound was so loud you had to put your hands around your mouth and yell into
the ear of the person sitting next to you to be heard.  They had to play about
30 seconds of a song so you'd know which one it was.  The sound system was
definitely driven to 11...  Paul even used most of the between song stuff from
Alive I...  Sort of like a Mystic Powers show.  (when keith rattled off the
famous sweaty teddy quote from Double Live Gonzo)

And we were sitting in the back of the Montreal Forum a really big place.

The fire marshall must have been asleep when they described the show because
I have never seen some much flash power/flames/explosions.  The next time
I saw them they were toned down quite a bit

I have pictures from the Love Gun Tour...  I brought a 35mm camera and a
80-200mm lens and could zoom in on part of the stage even from the other end of
the forum.  If I had access to a scanner they'd be pretty cool to scan in.

I've got killer pictures of Rush from the 3rd row with the same camera on
the Permanent Waves tour.

TIm

    
    	I found most of the KISS catalog in the bargain bin at Newbury
    	Comics, so I bought 6 more ... I'm up to 17 now.
    
    	The self-titled album has to be their best, not counting greatest
    	hits packages.  5 out of the 10 songs are big hits for them.
    
    	I still have to buy the "Alive" albums [all 3], "Smashes ...",
    	"Animalize", "The Elder" and a couple others [I believe].
    
    	Does anyone have a discography?
    

I saw one in one of the Kiss webpages on yahoo.com

    Hey man,,, its on the internet..........

    Shawn,
    
    I have "Smashes...", want it?  I never listen to it!!

    Lets see if we can create a KISSography here...
    
    Kiss
    Hotter Than Hell
    Dressed To Kill
    Alive 
    Destroyer
    Rock n Roll Over
    Love Gun
    Alive II
    Double Platinum
    Solo Albums --
    	Gene
    	Paul
    	Ace
    	Peter
    Unmasked
    
    (then it gets foggy for me, I lost interest.  I know there is Creatures
    of the Night, and Alive III left to go, but...  ?!?!?)
    

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	This discography was based on the earlier versions 1.0-1.3 of the
	KISSARMY discographies by Andreas Hjarpne and on a different 
	discography written by Mark Kennedy. The two versions were merged, 
	modified and updated by Alex Carranza.

	Index:

	1) Album ratings: These ratings were taken from the 15 October, 1993
	   issue of Goldmine magazine. Each of the original members rated the
	   albums they worked on. These were combined with the results of
	   a poll of KISSARMY members taken by David Clayton Tyson in February
	   of 1994. The results were averaged and offer a somewhat useful
	   basis for determining how good or bad each album is. Rating goes
	   from 0 stars to worst to 5 stars for best.

	2) RIAA: It states current album sales certification by the Recording
	   Industry Association of America. Gold signifies sales of 500,000
	   units and Platinum sales of 1,000,000. 

	3) Billboard chart peak--pretty self explanatory, really.

	4) Track listing uses the following: "A1" to signify track number 1
	   on side A (or side one). This is used in all albums released prior
	   to 1983, when the first KISS compact disc was released. From then
	   on tracks are listed just as they appear on the CD.

	This discography is divided in the following sections:

		Section One:      KISS ALBUMS
		Section Two:      SINGLES & EPS
		Section Three:    COMPILATIONS & SOUNDTRACKS
		Section Four:     VIDEOS
		Section Five:     TRIBUTE ALBUMS
		Section Six:	  PETER CRISS DISCOGRAPHY
		Section Seven:    ACE FREHLEY DISCOGRAPHY
		Section Eight:    VINNIE VINCENT DISCOGRAPHY
		Section Nine:     MARK ST. JOHN DISCOGRAPHY
		Section Ten:      BOB AND BRUCE KULICK DISCOGRAPHIES
		Section Eleven:   ERIC SINGER DISCOGRAPHY
		Section Twelve:   OTHER KISS-RELATED RECORDS

	Please send corrections, additions or comments to the FAQ maintainer,
	Alex Carranza at <carranza@cs.unlv.edu> or <carranza@nevada.edu>.






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                        SECTION ONE: KISS ALBUMS 
_______________________________________________________________________________


001: WICKED LESTER (*)
     -------------

  Epic/CBS (cat # N/A)                           Unreleased  1972

	A1. Sweet Ophelia                          (3.01) - BM/CW 
	A2. Keep Me Waiting                        (3.19) - PS
	A3. Love Her All I Can                     (2.37) - PS
	A4. Simple Type                            (2.35) - GS
	A5. She                                    (3.03) - GS/SC
	B1. Too Many Mondays                       (3.37) - BM/CW
	B2. In The Darkness                        (3.04) - GS/PS
	B3. When The Bell Rings                    (3.17) - GS
	B4. Molly                                  (2.27) - PS 
	B5. (We Want To) Shout It Out Loud         (2.43) - TH

  Produced by Ron Johnsen.
  Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, NYC. October, 1972.
  Engineered by Dave Wittman.

	Ron Leejack_____________________Lead and rhythm guitar/back-up
                                        vocals.
	Brooke Ostrander________________Keyboards/horn/flute/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons____________________Bass/lead vocals on A4, A5, B2, 
                                        B3 & B5/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley____________________Guitar/lead vocals on A1, A2, A3,
                                        A4, B1, B2, B3 & B4/back-up vocals.
	Tony Zarella____________________Drums.
  
  Gene and Paul's early band. By the time this album was recorded, original
  guitarist and co-founder Stephen Coronel was replaced by Leejack. Tracks
  A3 and A5 were later re-recorded and released on DRESSED TO KILL (006).
  There also exists a Wicked Lester version of Goin' Blind which KISS later
  recorded and released on HOTTER THAN HELL (005).

_______________________________________________________________________________


002: DEMO (*)
     ----

  (no record label)                            Unreleased  1973

	1. Deuce                                  (3.27) - GS
	2. Cold Gin                               (4.55) - AF
	3. Strutter                               (4.57) - PS/GS
	4. Watching You                           (3.38) - GS
	5. Black Diamond                          (3.33) - PS

  Produced and Engineered by Eddie Kramer.
  Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, NYC.  17-23 June, 1973.

	Peter Criss_______________Drums/lead vocals on 5/back-up vocals.
        Ace Frehley_______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons______________Bass/lead vocals on 1, 2 & 4/
                                  back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley______________Rhythm and acoustic guitar/lead
                                  vocals on 3 and 5(intro)/back-up
                                  vocals.

  Original band demo which helped get Casablanca contract. Tracks 1, 2, 3,
  and 5 re-recorded and released on debut album KISS (003-004). Track 4
  later recorded for HOTTER THAN HELL (005) in August 1974.

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003: KISS
     ----

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 9001  (US)             Released: 18 February, 1974

	A1. Strutter                              (3.10) - PS/GS
	A2. Nothin' To Lose                       (3.26) - GS
        A3. Firehouse                             (3.18) - PS
	A4. Cold Gin                              (4.21) - AF
	A5. Let Me Know                           (2.58) - PS
	B1. Deuce                                 (3.05) - GS
	B2. Love Theme From Kiss                  (2.24) - PS/GS/AF/PC
	B3. 100,000 Years                         (3.22) - PS/GS
	B4. Black Diamond                         (5.11) - PS

  Produced by Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise.
  Recorded at Bell Sound Studios, NYC.  October, 1973.
  Engineered and Mixed by Warren Dewey at Bell Sound Studios.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B4/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Bruce Foster_____________Piano on A2.        
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on A2, A4, A5, B1/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead vocals 
                                 on A1, A3, A5, B3, B4 (intro)/
                                 back-up vocals.
        
  Original version of album. Notice absence of track "Kissin' Time".

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004: KISS
     ----

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7001  (US)            Released: July, 1974
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-057 (Europe)
  VIP 6326, P33C-20003,  22S-1   (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-146-1/4              Re-issue July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-146-2                CD re-issue July, 1987
  RIAA: Gold        Billboard Chart Peak: #87     Rating:  ****1/2            

	A1. Strutter                              (3.10) - PS/GS
	A2. Nothin' To Lose                       (3.26) - GS
        A3. Firehouse                             (3.18) - PS
	A4. Cold Gin                              (4.21) - AF
	A5. Let Me Know                           (2.58) - PS
        B1. Kissin' Time                          (3.52) - M&L
	B2. Deuce                                 (3.05) - GS
	B3. Love Theme From Kiss                  (2.24) - PS/GS/AF/PC
	B4. 100,000 Years                         (3.22) - PS/GS
	B5. Black Diamond                         (5.11) - PS

  Produced by Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise.
  Recorded at Bell Sound Studios, NYC.  October, 1973.
  Engineered and Mixed by Warren Dewey at Bell Sound Studios.             

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B1, B5/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Bruce Foster_____________Piano on A2.        
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on A2, A4, A5, B1,
                                 B2/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead vocals 
                                 on A1, A3, A5, B1, B4, B5 (intro)/
                                 back-up vocals.
        
  KISS were asked to record "Kissin' Time" as a radio promo for radio station
  WSHE in FT. Lauderdale, Florida, (which was running a kissing contest at
  the time). Track was added to the album by Neil Bogart against the band's
  wishes. Early 1980s PolyGram re-issues replace studio version of "Nothin' 
  To Lose" with live one from ALIVE! (007). 

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005: HOTTER THAN HELL  
     ----------------  

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7006  (US)            Released: 22 October, 1974
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-058  (Europe)
  VIP 6340, P33C-20004, 22S-2  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-147-1/4              Re-issue July, 1985 
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-147-2                CD re-issue July, 1987 
  RIAA: Gold        Billboard Chart Peak: #100    Rating:  ***
 
	A1. Got To Choose                         (3.52) - PS
	A2. Parasite                              (3.01) - AF
	A3. Goin' Blind                           (3.34) - GS/SC
	A4. Hotter Than Hell                      (3.30) - PS
	A5. Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll               (2.16) - PS/GS
	B1. All The Way                           (3.17) - GS
	B2. Watchin' You                          (3.45) - GS
	B3. Mainline                              (3.50) - PS
	B4. Comin' Home                           (2.37) - PS/AF
	B5. Strange Ways                          (3.17) - AF

  Produced by Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise.
  Recorded at The Village Recorder Studios, LA.  August, 1974.
  Engineered and Mixed by Warren Dewey at The Village Recorder.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B3 & B5/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on A2, A3, A5, B1,
                                 B2/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on A1, A4,
                                 B4/back-up vocals.

  Recorded during band's first trek to the West Coast. Two  songs
  originally written for first album (Let Me Go) and 1973 demo (Watchin' 
  You). See entries 002, 003 & 004. Most memorable photo shoot of any KISS
  album, in which everyone (except Gene) was drunk, including models and
  photographer assistants. Peter Criss was photographed while model was
  performing oral sex on him (no kidding). Of course, we can't see anything.

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006: DRESSED TO KILL
     ---------------

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7016  (US)            Released: 19 March, 1975
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-059  (Europe)
  VIP 6396, P33C-20005, 22S-3  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-148-1/4              Re-issue July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-148-2                CD re-issue July, 1987
  RIAA: Gold        Billboard Chart Peak: #32     Rating:  ***

	A1. Room Service                           (2.59) - PS
	A2. Two Timer                              (2.48) - GS
	A3. Ladies In Waiting                      (2.32) - GS
	A4. Getaway                                (2.44) - AF
	A5. Rock Bottom                            (3.55) - PS/AF
	B1. C'mon And Love Me                      (2.59) - PS
	B2. Anything For My Baby                   (2.34) - PS
	B3. She                                    (4.08) - GS/SC
	B4. Love Her All I Can                     (2.41) - PS
	B5. Rock And Roll All Nite                 (2.49) - PS/GS

  Produced by Neil Bogart and KISS.
  Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, NYC.  February, 1975.
  Engineered and Mixed by Dave Wittman and George Lopez.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on A4/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/12 string
                                 acoustic guitar on A5/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on A2, A3, B3, B5/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm guitar/acoustic guitar on B1/
                                 lead vocals on A1, A5, B1, B2, B4/
                                 back-up vocals.

  Tracks B2 and B4 originally written and recorded by Wicked Lester (001).
  First appearance of KISS anthem Rock And Roll All Nite.

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007: ALIVE! 
     ------

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7020  (US)              Released: 10 September, 1975
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6640 026  (Europe)
  VIP 9515/16  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 822-780-1/4                Re-issue July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 822-780-2                  CD re-issue July, 1987
  RIAA: 4X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #9      Rating:  ****1/2

	A1. Deuce                                  (3.32) - GS/PS  
	A2. Strutter                               (3.12) - PS/GS
	A3. Got To Choose                          (3.35) - PS
	A4. Hotter Than Hell                       (3.11) - PS
	A5. Firehouse                              (3.42) - PS
	B1. Nothin' To Lose                        (3.23) - GS
	B2. C'mon And Love Me                      (2.52) - PS
	B3. Parasite                               (3.21) - AF
	B4. She                                    (6.42) - GS/SC
	C1. Watchin' You                           (3.37) - GS
	C2. 100,000 Years                          (11.52) - GS/PS
	C3. Black Diamond                          (5.21) - PS
	D1. Rock Bottom                            (3.08) - AF/PS
	D2. Cold Gin                               (5.21) - AF
	D3. Rock And Roll All Nite                 (3.37) - PS/GS
	D4. Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll                (5.09) - PS/GS

  Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Eddie Kramer for Remarkable Prods., Inc.
  Recorded live at Allen Theatre, Cleveland, OH. 29 April, 1975 and 
           Cobo Hall, Detroit, MI. 25 May, 1975 during "Dressed To 
           Kill" tour. Overdubbed and mixed at Electric Lady Studios, 
           NYC. August, 1975.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B4 & C3/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on A1, B1, B3, B4,
                                 C1, D2, D3, D4/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm & lead guitar/lead vocals on
                                 A2, A3, A4, A5, B2, B3, C2, D1/back-up
                                 vocals.

  First Casablanca album to include a bonus, in this case, an 8-page colour
  booklet of pictures (from 1974 and 1975) of the band in concert. ALIVE! 
  was the very first live album ever to be certified Platinum by the Recording
  Industry Association of America. It remains today as one of the biggest
  selling albums of the '70s and with sales of over 9 million copies, one
  of the biggest selling live albums of all time. Live "Let Me Know" still
  unreleased.

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008: DESTROYER
     ---------

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7025  (US)              Released: 15 March, 1976
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-064  (Europe)
  VIP 6435 & SWX 6268, P33C-20006, 22S-4  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-149-1/4                Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-149-2                  CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: 3X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #11     Rating:   *****

	A1. Detroit Rock City                      (5.20) - PS/BE
	A2. King Of The Nighttime World            (3.13) - KF/MA/PS/BE
	A3. God Of Thunder                         (4.13) - PS
	A4. Great Expectations                     (4.21) - GS/BE
	B1. Flaming Youth                          (2.55) - AF/PS/GS/BE
	B2. Sweet Pain                             (3.20) - GS
	B3. Shout It Out Loud                      (2.50) - GS/PS/BE
	B4. Beth                                   (2.45) - PC/SP/BE
	B5. Do You Love Me                         (3.33) - KF/BE/PS
        B6. (Untitled Track)                       (1.22) -

  Produced by Bob Ezrin for Migration Records.
  Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC.  January-February, 1976.
  Engineered and Mixed by Jay Messina and Corky Stasiak.
  Orchetration by Bob Ezrin and H.A. MacMillan.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B4/back-up
                                 vocals.
        David Ezrin______________Speaking child and ray gun noises on
                                 A3.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitars/back-up vocals.
	New York Philarmonic
           Orchestra_____________on A4 & B4.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/rhythm guitar on A4/lead vocals
                                 on A3, A4, B2, B3/speaking voice on
                                 A1/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm guitar/lead guitar on A4/lead
                                 vocals on A1, A2, B1, B3, B5/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Dick Wagner______________Rhythm guitar on A4, B1, B2/lead
                                 guitar on B2/back-up vocals on B1.
    
  Casablanca copies made for export include lyrics to "Shout It Out Loud",
  as opposed to "Detroit Rock City" on US copies. Canadian and Japanese
  versions have  gatefold cover. Early 1980s re-issue omit track B6. 
  CD features very bad mastering. Three tracks from these sessions remain 
  shelved , "None Of Your Business", "Beth" (acoustic guitar version), and 
  "God Of Thunder" (with Paul Stanley on lead vocals).

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009: SPECIAL KISS TOUR ALBUM (*)
     -----------------------

  Casablanca/Warner  Kiss '76  (US)             Released: 15 June, 1976

	A1. Beth                                  (2.25) - PC/SP/BE
	A2. Do You Love Me                        (3.33) - KF/BE/PS
	B1. Flaming Youth                         (2.55) - AF/PS/GS/BE
	B2. Detroit Rock City                     (5.30) - PS/BE

  Very first Casablanca promo. Issued to push the 1976 Destroyer Summer 
  Tour. Record label has band in famous Spirit Of '76 costumes.  Extremely 
  rare album.

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010: THE ORIGINALS (*) 
     -------------

  Casablanca/Warner NBLP 7032                   Released: 21 July, 1976

       1. KISS
       2. HOTTER THAN HELL
       3. DRESSED TO KILL

  Repackaging of first three studio albums, along with a 16-page booklet,
  6 KISS bio-cards, KISS Army Sticker and literature.  Total pressing of 
  only 250,000.

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011: ROCK AND ROLL OVER
     ------------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7037  (US)                     Released: 11 November, 1976
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-060  (Europe)
  VIP 6376, P33C-20007, 22S-5  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-150-1/4                Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-150-2                  CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: 2X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #11     Rating:   ****

	A1. I Want You                             (3.02) - PS
	A2. Take Me                                (2.53) - PS/SD
	A3. Calling Dr. Love                       (3.41) - GS
	A4. Ladies Room                            (3.25) - GS
	A5. Baby Driver                            (3.39) - PC/SP
	B1. Love 'Em And Leave 'Em                 (3.41) - GS
	B2. Mr. Speed                              (3.19) - PS/SD
	B3. See You In Your Dreams                 (2.31) - GS
	B4. Hard Luck Woman                        (3.32) - PS
	B5. Makin' Love                            (3.12) - PS/SD

  Produced by Eddie Kramer for Remarkable Productions, Inc.
  Recorded live-in-the-studio at Star Theatre, Naunet, NY. September, 1976.
  Engineered and mixed by Eddie Kramer and Corky Stasiak at The Record
           Plant Studios, NYC.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on A5 & B4/
                                 back-up vocals.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar/bass on B3/
                                 acoustic guitar on B4/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/rhythm guitar on B3/lead vocals
                                 on A3, A4, B1, B3/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm guitar/acoustic guitar on B4/
                                 lead vocals on A1, A2, B2, B5/back-up
                                 vocals.

  Recorded live in an actual theatre. Set up had Peter Criss playing drums in
  the bathroom, communicating with the band and producer through closed 
  circuit TV cameras. Large KISS sticker as bonus. Second pressing also
  lists assistant producer on back. Ace Frehley' "Queen For A Day" from these
  sessions still unavailable. Album shipped Gold.

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012: ROCK AND ROLL OVER-SPECIAL EDITION (*)
     ----------------------------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7037 DJ  (US)                 Released: 11 November, 1976

	A1. I Want You                            (3.02) - PS
	A2. Hard Luck Woman                       (3.32) - PS
	B1. Take Me                               (2.53) - PS/SD
	B2. Baby Driver                           (3.39) - PC/SP
	B3. Love 'Em And Leave 'Em                (3.41) - GS

  Promotional-only EP. Very rare.

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013: LOVE GUN
     --------

  Casablanca NBLP 7057  (US)                   Released: 30 June, 1977
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6399-063 (Europe)
  VIP 6435, P33C-20008, 22S-6  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-151-1/4              Re-issue July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-151-2                CD re-issue July, 1987
  RIAA: 3X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #4    Rating:  ****

	A1. I Stole Your Love                      (3.04) - PS
	A2. Christine Sixteen                      (3.12) - GS
	A3. Got Love For Sale                      (3.28) - GS
	A4. Shock Me                               (3.47) - AF
	A5. Tomorrow And Tonight                   (3.38) - PS
	B1. Love Gun                               (3.16) - PS
	B2. Hooligan                               (2.58) - PC/SP
	B3. Almost Human                           (2.48) - GS
	B4. Plaster Caster                         (3.25) - GS
	B5. Then She Kissed Me                     (3.01) - JB/EG/PS2

  Produced by KISS and Eddie Kramer (for Remarkable Productions, Inc.).
  Recorded at Record Plant Studios, NYC.  May, 1977.
  Engineered and Mixed by Eddie Kramer and Corky Stasiak.

        Peter Criss_______________Drums/lead vocals on B2/back-up
                                  vocals.
        Ace Frehley_______________Lead and rhythm guitar/lead vocals
                                  on A4/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons______________Bass/rhythm guitar on B3 & B4/
                                  acoustic guitar on A3/piano on A2/
                                  lead vocals on A2, A3, B3,B4/
                                  back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley______________Rhythm guitar (except on A4)/lead
                                  guitar on B5/lead vocals on A1, A5,
                                  B1, B5/back-up vocals.
 
  Gene Simmons demos from this album feature Alex Van Halen on drums and
  Eddie Van Halen on guitar. Most 1970s pressings misspell Ace's last
  name as "Freeley". Album shipped Platinum. Paper gun bonus.

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014: KISS ALIVE II
     -------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7076  (US)                    Released: 14 October, 1977
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6685-043  (Europe)
  VIP 9529/30  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 822-781-1/4               Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 822-781-2                 CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: 3X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #7     Rating:   ****

	A1. Detroit Rock City                      (3.58) - PS/BE
	A2. King Of The Nighttime World            (3.06) - KF/MA/PS/BE
	A3. Ladies Room                            (3.11) - GS
	A4. Makin' Love                            (3.13) - PS/SD
	A5. Love Gun                               (3.34) - PS
	B1. Calling Dr. Love                       (3.32) - GS
	B2. Christine Sixteen                      (2.45) - GS
	B3. Shock Me                               (5.51) - AF
	B4. Hard Luck Woman                        (3.06) - PS
	B5. Tomorrow And Tonight                   (3.20) - PS
	C1. I Stole Your Love                      (3.36) - PS
	C2. Beth                                   (2.24) - PC/SP/BE
	C3. God Of Thunder                         (5.16) - PS
	C4. I Want You                             (4.14) - PS
	C5. Shout It Out Loud                      (3.37) - GS/PS/BE
	D1. All American Man                       (3.13) - PS/SD
	D2. Rockin' In The U.S.A.                  (2.44) - GS
	D3. Larger Than Life                       (3.55) - GS
	D4. Rocket Ride                            (4.07) - AF/SD
	D5. Any Way You Want It                    (2.33) - DC

  Produced by Eddie Kramer and KISS.
  Recorded live at The Forum, LA. 26-28 August, 1977 during "Love Gun" tour. 
           Tracks B4, B5, D1, D2, D3, D4 & D5 recorded at Capital Theatre, 
	   Passaic, NJ, and Electric Lady Studios, NYC. September, 1977.
  Engineered by Eddie Kramer and Corky Stasiak (D1-D5).
  Mixed by Eddie Kramer and Neil Dorfsman at Electric Lady Studios, NYC.

        Peter Criss______________Drums/lead vocals on B4 & C2/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Rick Derringer___________Lead and rhythm guitar on D1.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead & rhythm guitar (all guitars on
                                 D4)/lead vocals on B3 & D4/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Bob Kulick_______________Lead & rhythm guitar on D2 & D3.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/rhythm guitar on D3/lead vocals
                                 on A3, B1, B2, C3, C5, D2, D3/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Paul Stanley_____________Rhythm & lead guitar (all guitars on
                                 D5)/lead vocals on A1, A2, A4, A5,
                                 B4, B5, C1, C4, C5, D1, D5/back-up
                                 vocals.

  Tracks B4 and B5 studio recordings with crowd noise dubbed on. Live 
  "Take Me" "Do You Love Me" and "Hooligan" still shelved. Lyric booklet 
  and KISS tattoos as bonuses. Inner sleeves include discography.

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015: ORIGINALS II (*)                (Japan)
     ------------

  VIP 5504-5                                   Released: January, 1978

       1. DESTROYER
       2. ROCK AND ROLL OVER
       3. LOVE GUN

  Japanese-only compilation. Lyric booklet, photo book and 4 KISS masks
  as bonuses. Very rare (asking price upwards of US$325).

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016: DOUBLE PLATINUM
     ---------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7100  (US)                    Released: 2 April, 1978
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6641-907  (Europe)
  VIP 9549  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-155-1/4               Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-155-2                 CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: Platinum      Billboard Chart Peak: #22    Rating:   ***

	A1. Strutter '78                           (3.41) - PS/GS
	A2. Do You Love Me                         (3.33) - KF/BE/PS
	A3. Hard Luck Woman                        (3.24) - PS
	A4. Calling Dr. Love                       (3.20) - GS
	A5. Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll                (2.15) - PS/GS
	B1. Love Gun                               (3.27) - PS
	B2. God Of Thunder                         (4.30) - PS
	B3. Firehouse                              (3.20) - PS
	B4. Hotter Than Hell                       (3.30) - PS
	B5. I Want You                             (3.02) - PS
	C1. Deuce                                  (3.02) - GS
	C2. 100,000 Years                          (3.24) - PS/GS
	C3. Detroit Rock City                      (4.26) - PS/BE
	C4. Rock Bottom (Intro)                    (0.51) - AF
	C4. She                                    (4.34) - GS/SC
	C5. Rock And Roll All Nite                 (2.45) - PS/GS
	D1. Beth                                   (2.45) - PC/SP/BE
	D2. Makin' Love                            (3.12) - PS/SD
	D3. C'mon And Love Me                      (2.54) - PS
	D4. Cold Gin                               (4.31) - AF
	D5. Black Diamond                          (4.14) - PS

  Compilation produced by KISS and Sean Delaney. Executive producer:
              Jimmy Ienner.
  Recorded at: A1 - Electric Lady Studios, September, 1977.
                    Produced by KISS & Sean Delaney.
               A2, B2, C3 & D1 - Record Plant Studios, NYC.
                    January-February, 1976. Produced by Bob Ezrin.
               A3, A4, B5 & D2 - Star Theatre, Naunet, NY. September, 1976. 
                    Produced by Eddie Kramer.
               A5 & B4 - Village Recorder, LA. August, 1974.
                    Produced by Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise.
               B1 - Record Plant Studios, NYC. May, 1977.
                    Produced by KISS and Eddie Kramer.
               B3, C1, D4 & D5 - Bell Studios, NYC. October, 1973.
                    Produced by Kenny Kerner and Richie Wise.
               C4, C5 & D3 - Electric Lady Studios, NYC. February, 1975.
                    Produced by Neil Bogart and KISS.
  Tracks A3, A4, B3, C1, C2, C3, C4 & D5 remixed by Sean Delaney and
         Mike Stone at Trident Studios, London, February, 1978.
               
         Peter Criss___________Drums/lead vocals on A3, D1 & D5/back-up
                               vocals.
         Ace Frehley___________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/back-up
                               vocals.
         Gene Simmons__________Bass/lead vocals on A4, A5, B2, C1, C4, C5
                               & D4/back-up vocals.
         Paul Stanley__________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead vocals on A1,
                               A2, B1, B3, B4, B5, C3, D2 & D3/back-up
                               vocals.

  Early 1980s European pressings substitute original etchings with pictures
  from the 1982 KISS KILLERS (029-031) photo sessions, including Eric Carr.
  Paper Platinum disc bonus.

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017: A TASTE OF PLATINUM (*)
     -------------------

  Casablanca NB 20128   (US)                     Released: March, 1978

	A1. Strutter '78                           (3.41) - PS/GS
	A2. Do You Love Me                         (3.33) - KF/BE/PS
	B1. Love Gun                               (3.27) - PS
	B2. Firehouse                              (3.20) - PS

  Promotional sampler issued to radio.

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018: GENE SIMMONS
     ------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7120  (US)                     Released: 18 September, 1978
  Casablanca NBPIX 7120 (Picture Disc)
  VIP 6578  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 826-239-1/2/4              Re-issue    April, 1988
  RIAA: Platinum      Billboard Chart Peak: #22     Rating:  ***

	A1. Radioactive                            (3.50) - GS
	A2. Burning Up With Fever                  (4.19) - GS
	A3. See You Tonite                         (2.30) - GS
	A4. Tunnel Of Love                         (3.49) - GS
	A5. True Confessions                       (3.30) - GS
	B1. Living In Sin                          (3.50) - GS/SD/HM
	B2. Always Near You/Nowhere To Hide        (4.12) - GS
	B3. Man Of 1,000 Faces                     (3.16) - GS
	B4. Mr. Make Believe                       (4.00) - GS
	B5. See You In Your Dreams                 (2.48) - GS
	B6. When You Wish Upon A Star              (2.44) - NW/LH

  Produced by Sean Delaney and Gene Simmons.
  Recorded at The Manor, Oxford; Cherokee Studios, LA; Blue Rock Studio,
              NYC. Spring, 1978.
  Mixed at Trident Studios, London, by Mike Stone, John Brand, Allen 
           Douglass and Frank "Cheech" D'Amico.

        The Azusa Citrus College
            Choir____________________Vocals on A5 & B2.
        Jeff Baxter__________________Back-up vocals on A2, A3, A4 & B4.
        Cher_________________________Telephone voice on B1.
        Sean Delaney_________________Percussion/back-up vocals.
        Michael Des Barres___________Back-up vocals on B5.
        Franny Eisenberg_____________Back-up vocals.
        Ron Frangipane_______________Symphonic Arragements/conductor
                                     NY & LA Philarmonic Orchestras.
        Richard Gerstein_____________Piano on A5 & B2.
        Diva Gray____________________Back-up vocals.
        Gordon Grody_________________Back-up vocals.
        Janis Ian____________________Vocals on prelude to A1.
        John Shane Howell____________Classical guitar on intro to A2.
        Neil Jason___________________Bass.
        Steve Lacey__________________Guitar on A1.
        Rick Neilsen_________________Guitar on B5.
        Joe Pecorino_________________Back-up vocals on A3, B2 & B4.
        Joe Perry____________________Guitar on A1 & A4.
        Ritchie Ranno________________Guitar on A4.
        Elliot Randall_______________Guitar.
        Carolyn Ray__________________Back-up vocals.
        Helen Reddy__________________Back-up vocals on A5.
        Kate Sagall__________________Back-up vocals.
	Bob Seger____________________Guitar & back-up vocals on A1 & B1.
        Allan Schwartzberg___________Drums.
        Gene Simmons_________________Electric & acoustic guitar/lead vocals.
        Donna Summer_________________Back-up vocals on A2.
        Eric Troyer__________________Piano & back-up vocals on A1 & B1.
        Mitch Weissman_______________Acoustic guitar on A3, B2 & B4.
        
  "Thank You" list removed for CD issue. Gene Simmons, bass player for KISS,
  does not play a single bass note on his own solo album. "Tunnel Of Love" 
  written for LOVE GUN (013); "Man Of 1,000 Faces" written in 1970 for Gene's 
  band Bullfrog Beer.  Includes part 2 of a 4-part KISS mural.

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019:  ACE FREHLEY    
      -----------

  Casablanca NBLP 7121  (US)                    Released: 18 September, 1978
  Casablanca NBPIX 7121 (Picture Disc)
  VIP 6579  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 826-916-1/2/4             Re-issue   April, 1988
  RIAA: Platinum      Billboard Chart Peak: #26    Rating:  ****

	A1. Rip It Out                             (3.39) - AF/LK/SK
	A2. Speedin' Back To My Baby               (3.35) - AF/JF
	A3. Snow Blind                             (3.54) - AF
	A4. Ozone                                  (4.41) - AF
	A5. Whats On Your Mind?                    (3.26) - AF
	B1. New York Groove                        (3.01) - RB
	B2. I'm In Need Of Love                    (4.36) - AF
	B3. Wiped-Out                              (4.10) - AF/AF2
	B4. Fractured Mirror                       (5.25) - AF

  Produced by Eddie Kramer and Ace Frehley.
  Recorded, Mixed and Engineered by Eddie Kramer, Bob Freeman,
            Eric Block and Don Hunerburg at The "Mansion", Sharon, CT.
	    and Plaza Sound Studio, NYC. Spring, 1978.

        Anton Fig________________Drums/percussion.
        Ace Frehley______________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/bass/
                                 guitar synthesizer/lead vocals/back-up
                                 vocals.
        Larry Kelly______________Back-up vocals on A1.
        David Lasley & Susan
            Collins & Co.________Back-up vocals on A2, A5 & B1.
        Will Lee_________________Bass on A4, B2 & B3.
        Bobby McAdams____________Power mouth on B1.
        Bill Scheniman___________Bell on B4.
        Carl Tallarico___________Drums on B4.

  Only one out the four solo albums to score a Top-10 hit (New York Groove).
  Includes part 1 of a 4-part KISS mural.

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020: PETER CRISS 
     -----------

  Casablanca NBLP 7122  (US)                     Released: 18 September, 1978
  Casablanca NBPIX 7122  (Picture Disc)
  VIP 6580  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 826-917-1/2/4              Re-issue   April, 1988
  RIAA: Platinum      Billboard Chart Peak: #43     Rating:  **
 
	A1. I'm Gonna Love You                     (3.18) - PC/SP
	A2. You Matter To Me                       (3.15) - JV/MM/VP
	A3. Tossin' And Turnin'                    (3.58) - RA/MR
	A4. Don't You Let Me Down                  (3.38) - PC/SP
	A5. That's The Kind Of Sugar Papa Likes    (2.59) - PC/SP
	B1. Easy Thing                             (3.53) - PC/SP
	B2. Rock Me, Baby                          (2.50) - SD
	B3. Kiss The Girl Goodbye                  (2.46) - PC/SP
	B4. Hooked On Rock And Roll                (3.37) - SP/PC/VP
	B6. I Can't Stop The Rain                  (4.25) - SD

  Produced by Vini Poncia. Tracks B1, B2 & B5 produced by Vini Poncia,
              Peter Criss and Sean Delaney. Track B3 produced by Vini
              Poncia and Peter Criss.
  Recorded and Engineered by Vini Poncia at Sunset Sound Studios,
               Hollywood, and Electric Lady Studios, NYC. Spring, 1978.

        Bill Bodine_________________Bass on A1-A5 & B4.
        Michael Carnahan____________Sax solo on A3.
        Lenny Castro________________Percussion on A3 & A4.
	Peter Criss_________________Lead vocals/backing Vocals on A4 & B4/
                                    drums on A1-A5 & B4/percussion on B3.
        Bill Cuomo__________________Keyboards on A1-A5 & B4. 
        Maxine Dixon________________Back-up vocals on A1, A3 & A5.
        Danny Faragher______________Back-up vocals on A1 & A2.
        Davey Faragher______________Back-up vocals on A1 & A2.
        Jimmy Faragher______________Back-up vocals on A1 & A2.
        Tommy Faragher______________Back-up vocals on A1 & A2.
        Richard Gerstein____________Keyboards on B1, B2 & B5/
                                    synthesiser on A2 & A3.
        Gordon Grody________________Back-up vocals on B2 & B5.
        Brendan Harkin______________Guitar on B5.
        Neil Jason__________________Bass on B1, B2 & B5.
        Steve Lukather______________Guitar solo on A5 & B4.
        Art Munson__________________Guitar on A1-A5 & B4.
        Stan Penridge_______________Guitar on A1-A5, B3 & B4.
        Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on A4 & B4.
        Elliott Randall_____________Guitar on B1 & B5.
        Allan Schwartzberg__________Drums on B1, B2 & B5.
        Annie Suttman_______________Back-up vocals on B2 & B5.
        Julia Tillman_______________Back-up vocals on A3 & A5.
        John Tropea_________________Guitar on B1, B2 & B5. 
        Maxine Willard______________Back-up vocals on A3 & A5.

  Two singles issued off this album (A4 & A2). Includes part 3 of a 4-part
  KISS mural.

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021: PAUL STANLEY  
     ------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7123  (US)                   Released: 18 September, 1978
  Casablanca NBPIX 7123   (Picture Disc)
  VIP 6577  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 826-915-1/2/4            Re-issue   April, 1988
  RIAA: Platinum      Billboard Chart Peak: #40     Rating:  ****

	A1. Tonight You Belong To Me                         (4.39) - PS
	A2. Move On                                          (3.07) - PS/MJ
	A3. Ain't Quite Right                                (3.34) - PS/MJ
	A4. Wouldn't You Like To Know Me                     (3.16) - PS
	A5. Take Me Away (Together As One)                   (5.26) - PS/MJ
	B1. It's Alright                                     (3.31) - PS
	B2. Hold Me, Touch Me (Think Of Me When We're Apart) (3.40) - PS
	B3. Love In Chains                                   (3.34) - PS
	B4. Goodbye                                          (4.09) - PS

  Produced by Paul Stanley. Tracks A5, B1, B3 & B4 Produced by 
              Paul Stanley and Jeff Glixman.
  Recorded and Mixed at Electric Lady Studios, NYC; The Record Plant, 
              LA; and The Village Recorders, LA. Spring, 1978.

        Carmine Appice____________Drums on A5.
        Steve Buslowe_____________Bass on A1-A5.
        Peppy Castro______________Back-up vocals on A5 & B2.
        Richie Fontana____________Drums on A1-A4.
        Diana Graselli____________Back-up vocals on A2.
        Craig Kampf_______________Drums on B1-B4.
        Doug Katsaros_____________Piano/Omni String ensemble/back-up vocals.
        Bob Kulick________________Lead & rhythm guitar/acoustic guitar
        Steve Lacey_______________Rhythm guitar on B3. 
        Eric Nelson_______________Bass on B1-B4.
        Paul Stanley______________Lead vocals/back-up vocals/rhythm
                                  guitar/acoustic guitars/E-bows/all guitars
                                  on B2
        Miriam Naomi Valle________Back-up vocals on A2.
        Maria Vidal_______________Back-up vocals on A2.

  CD issue lists track A4 as "Wouldn't You Like Me To Know".
  Contains part 4 of a 4-part KISS mural.

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022: SOLO ALBUM SAMPLER (*) 
     ------------------

  Casablanca NB 20137 DJ  (US)                   Released: September, 1978.

	A1. Don't You Let Me Down                  (3.38) - PC/SP
	A2. You Matter To Me                       (3.15) - JV/MM/VP
	A3. New York Groove                        (3.01) - RB
	A4. Fractured Mirror                       (5.25) - AF
	B1. See You Tonite                         (2.30) - GS
	B2. Radioactive                            (3.50) - GS
	B3. Hold Me, Touch Me                      (3.40) - PS
	B4. Take Me Away (Together As One)         (5.26) - PS/MJ

  Promotional-only compilation culled from the four solo albums. Issued
  to radio stations only. Formed the basis for the "BEST OF SOLO ALBUMS"
  releases (entries 025 & 026) in 1981. See entries 018-021 for production
  credits.

_______________________________________________________________________________


023: DYNASTY 
     -------

  Casablanca NBLP 7152   (US)                   Released: 23 May, 1979
  Casablanca/Phonogram 9128-024  (Europe)
  P33C-20009, 22S-11 (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 812-770-1/4               Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 812-770-2                 CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: 3X Platinum   Billboard Chart Peak: #9     Rating:   *** 

	A1. I Was Made For Lovin' You             (4.29) - PS/VP/DC2
	A2. 2,000 Man                             (4.53) - MJ2/KR
	A3. Sure Know Something                   (3.59) - PS/VP
	A4. Dirty Livin'                          (4.16) - PC/VP/SP
	B1. Charisma                              (4.26) - GS/HM
	B2. Magic Touch                           (4.40) - PS
	B3. Hard Times                            (3.59) - AF
	B4. X-Ray Eyes                            (3.42) - GS
	B5. Save Your Love                        (4.39) - AF

  Produced by Vini Poncia for Mad Vincent Productions, Inc.
  Recorded and Mixed by Jay Messina at Electric Lady and Record
           Plant Studios, NYC. January-February & April 1979.

	Desmond Child______________Keyboards on A1/back-up vocals.
        Peter Criss________________Drums on A2, A4, B1 & A3/percussion/
				   lead vocals on A4/back-up vocals.
	Anton Fig__________________Drums on A3, B2, B4 & B5/back-up vocals 
				   on B2.
        Richie Fontana_____________Drums on A1.
        Ace Frehley________________Lead & rhythm guitar/acoustic guitar on 
				   A4 & B3/bass on A1, A2, A4, B1, B3 & B5/
			           lead vocals on A2, B3 & B5/back-up vocals.
        Vini Poncia________________Back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_______________Bass on A3, B1 & B4/piano on B4/rhythm 
				   guitar on B1/lead vocals on B1 & B4/
                                   back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_______________Rhythm guitar (except on A2, B3 & B5)/bass 
                                   on A3/lead guitar on A3 & B2/lead vocals 
                                   on A1, A3 & B2/back-up vocals. 

  Very nice packaging included a KISS poster and record sleeve photography
  by Francesco Scavullo. Certain copies also included a KISS sticker.  Record
  label features what is probably one of KISS'  best pictures ever, also by 
  Mr. Scavullo: the band in black tunics with a silver-and-red KISS sign above
  them.  All, of course, omited for CD release.

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024: UNMASKED 
     --------

  Casablanca NBLP 7225  (US)                     Released: 20 May, 1980
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-032  (Europe)
  VIP 25S-3, P33C-20010, 25S-3  (Japan)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 800-041-1/4                Re-issue  July, 1985
  Casablanca/PolyGram 800-041-2                  CD re-issue  July, 1987
  RIAA: Gold          Billboard Chart Peak: #35     Rating:   **
 
	A1. Is That You                            (3.55) - GM
	A2. Shandi                                 (3.33) - PS/VP
	A3. Talk To Me                             (4.00) - AF
	A4. Naked City                             (3.49) - GS/RK/PC2/VP
	A5. What Makes The World Go 'Round         (4.14) - PS/VP
	B1. Tomorrow                               (3.16) - PS/VP
	B2. Two Sides Of The Coin                  (3.15) - AF
	B3. She's So European                      (3.30) - GS/VP
	B4. Easy As It Seems                       (3.24) - PS/VP
	B5. Torpedo Girl                           (3.31) - AF/VP
	B6. You're All That I Want                 (3.04) - GS/VP

  Produced by Vini Poncia for Mad Vincent Productions, Inc.
  Recorded and Mixed by Jay Massina and Gary Russell at The Record
           Plant, NYC.  January-Febraury 1980.

        Anton Fig______________________Drums/percussion.
        Ace Frehley____________________Lead & rhythm guitar/bass &
                                       lead vocals on A3, B2 & B5/
                                       back-up vocals.
        Bob Kulick_____________________Lead and rhythm guitar on A4.
        Vini Poncia____________________Keyboards/back-up vocals/percussion.
        Gene Simmons___________________Bass/rhyhtm guitar on B6/lead
                                       vocals on A4, B3 & B6/back-up
                                       vocals.
        Paul Stanley___________________Rhythm & lead guitar/bass on
                                       A2 & B1/lead vocals on A1, A2,
                                       A5, B1 & B4/back-up vocals.

  'GASP' poster bonus. Cover shows Peter Criss depite his zero involvement in
  recording or writing record. Video for "Shandi" was Criss' last work with
  KISS.

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025: BEST OF SOLO ALBUMS (*)         (Europe)
     -------------------

  Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-060                 Released: January, 1981

	A1. New York Groove                        (3.01) - RB
	A2. Rip It Out                             (3.39) - AF/LK/SK
	A3. Speedin' Back To My Baby               (3.35) - AF/JF
	A4. You Matter To Me                       (3.15) - JV/MM/VP
	A5. Tossin' And Turnin'                    (3.58) - RA/MR
	A6. Hooked On Rock And Roll                (3.37) - SP/PC/VP
	B1. Radioactive                            (3.50) - GS
	B2. Mr. Make Believe                       (4.00) - GS
	B3. See You In Your Dreams                 (2.48) - GS
	B4. Tonight You Belong To Me               (4.39) - PS
	B5. Move On                                (3.07) - PS/MJ
	B6. Hold Me, Touch Me                      (3.40) - PS

  European version of the album. Tracks A1-A3 are from the "Ace Frehley"
  album. A4-A6 from "Peter Criss", B1-B3 from "Gene Simmons" and B4-
  B6 from "Paul Stanley". See entries 018-021 for production credits.
  Discography on back cover shows all albums (1974-1980) with german
  KISS logo. Deleted since 1982. Has not been reissued on Compact Disc.

_______________________________________________________________________________


026: BEST OF SOLO ALBUMS (*)          (Australia)
     -------------------

  Phonogram (cat # N/A)                         Released: January, 1981

	A1. Hold Me, Touch Me                      (3.40) - PS
	A2. Tonight You Belong To Me               (4.39) - PS
	A3. Move On                                (3.07) - PS/MJ
	A4. Don't You Let Me Down                  (3.38) - PC/SP
	A5. Hooked On Rock And Roll                (3.37) - SP/PC/VP
	A6. I Can't Stop The Rain                  (4.25) - SD
	B1. New York Groove                        (3.01) - RB
	B2. Speedin' Back To My Baby               (3.35) - AF/JF
	B3. Rip It Out                             (3.39) - AF/LK/SK
	B4. Radioactive                            (3.50) - GS
	B5. Mr. Make Believe                       (4.00) - GS
	B6. Living In Sin                          (3.50) - GS/SD/HM

  Australian version of album above (025). Tracks A1-A3 are from the
  "Paul Stanley" album, A4-A6 from "Peter Criss", B1-B3 from "Ace Frehley"
  and B4-B6 from "Gene Simmons". Deleted since 1982. Has not been reissued 
  on Compact Disc.

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027: (MUSIC FROM) THE ELDER        
     ----------------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7261  (US)                    Released: 10 November, 1981
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-163  (Europe)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 6480-071  (US Export)
  Casablanca/PolyGram 824-153-2                 CD re-issue  May, 1989.
  RIAA: Gold          Billboard Chart Peak: #75    Rating:   **

	A1. The Oath                               (4.32) - PS/BE/TP
	A2. Fanfare                                (1.22) - BE/PS
	A3. Just A Boy                             (2.30) - PS/BE
	A4. Dark Light                             (4.12) - AF/AF2/LR/GS
	A5. Only You                               (4.19) - GS
	A6. Under The Rose                         (4.49) - EC/GS
	B1. A World Without Heroes                 (2.40) - PS/BE/LR/GS
	B2. Mr. Blackwell                          (4.53) - GS/LR
	B3. Escape From The Island                 (2.50) - AF/BE/EC
	B4. Odyssey                                (5.36) - TP
	B5. I                                      (3.52) - GS/BE

  Produced by Bob Ezrin for Migration Records. Associate Producer 
           Brian Christian.
  Recorded at Ace In The Hole Studio, Connecticut, March-July 1981;
           A & R Studios, NYC, May 1981; Record Plant Studios, NYC, 
           May, July-September 1981; Ezrin Farm Studio & Sounds Interchange, 
	   Toronto, CA, March & May 1981; by Brian Christian, Rick Hart, 
	   Robert 'Ringo' Hrycyna and David Brown. Additional Engineerening
           by Rob Freeman, Corky Stasiak and Kevin Doyle.
  Mixed at Manta Sound Studio, Toronto, Canada.

	American Symphony
          Orchestra_____________(Arrangements by Bob Ezrin & Michael Kamen).
	Eric Carr_______________Drums/back-up vocals/bass on B3.
        Robert Christie_________Speaking vioce.
        Ace Frehley_____________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead vocals 
                                and bass on A4/all guitars on B3/back-up
                                vocals.
        Christopher Makepeace___Speaking voice.
        Anthony Parr____________Speaking voice.
	Tony Powers_____________Piano/keyboards.
        Gene Simmons____________Bass/rhythm guitar on A5/lead vocals on
                                A5, A6, B1, B2 and B5/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley____________Rhythm and acoustic guitar/lead vocals on
                                A1, A3, B4 and B5/back-up vocals.

  First pressings included lyric sheet. PolyGram asked  the record be
  remixed and altered for final release. Several studio tracks remain shelved.
  
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028: (MUSIC FROM) THE ELDER          (Japan)
     ----------------------

  Polystar 28S-23                              Released: November, 1981
  Casablanca P33C-20011                        CD re-issue (Month?), 1988

	A1. Fanfare                                (1.22) - BE/PS
	A2. Just A Boy                             (2.30) - PS/BE
	A3. Odyssey                                (5.36) - TP
	A4. Only You                               (4.19) - GS
	A5. Under The Rose                         (4.49) - EC/GS
	B1. Dark Light                             (4.12) - AF/AF2/LR/GS
	B2. A World Without Heroes                 (2.40) - PS/BE/LR/GS
	B3. The Oath                               (4.32) - PS/BE/TP
	B4. Mr. Blackwell                          (4.53) - GS/LR
	B5. I                                      (3.52) - GS/BE

  Produced by Bob Ezrin for Migration Records. Associate Producer 
           Brian Christian.
  Recorded at Ace In The Hole Studio, Connecticut, March-July 1981;
           A & R Studios, NYC, May 1981; Record Plant Studios, NYC, 
           May, July-September 1981; Ezrin Farm Studio & Sounds Interchange, 
	   Toronto, CA, March & May 1981; by Brian Christian, Rick Hart, 
	   Robert 'Ringo' Hrycyna and David Brown. Additional Engineerening
           by Rob Freeman, Corky Stasiak and Kevin Doyle.
  Mixed at Manta Sound Studio, Toronto, Canada.

	American Symphony
          Orchestra_____________(Arrangements by Bob Ezrin & Michael Kamen).
	Eric Carr_______________Drums/back-up vocals.
        Robert Christie_________Speaking vioce.
        Ace Frehley_____________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead vocals 
                                and bass on B1/back-up vocals.
        Christopher Makepeace___Speaking voice.
        Anthony Parr____________Speaking voice.
	Tony Powers_____________Piano/keyboards.
        Gene Simmons____________Bass/rhythm guitar on A4/lead vocals on
                                A4, A5, B2, B4 and B5/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley____________Rhythm and acoustic guitar/lead vocals on
                                A2, A3, B3 and B5/back-up vocals.

  Album band had initially intended to release in America and Europe. 
  "Escape From The Island", track from these sessions released in Japan
  on compilation KISS KILLERS (031). Cover shows band in makeup.

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029: KISS KILLERS                    (Europe & America - except US & Canada)
     ------------

  Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-193                 Released: May, 1982
  Polydor 812 771-1/2/4                         Re-issue  1989
  RIAA: N/A             UK Chart Peak: #42      Rating:  **
  
	A1. I'm A Legend Tonight                   (3.59) - AM/PS
	A2. Down On Your Knees                     (3.31) - PS/MJ/BA
	A3. Cold Gin                               (4.20) - AF
	A4. Love Gun                               (3.17) - PS
	A5. Shout It Out Loud  (remix)             (2.40) - GS/PS/BE
	A6. Sure Know Something                    (3.59) - PS/VP
	B1. Nowhere To Run                         (4.32) - PS
	B2. Partners In Crime                      (3.45) - PS/AM
	B3. Detroit Rock City                      (3.53) - PS/BE
	B4. God Of Thunder                         (4.11) - PS
	B5. I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.18) - PS/VP/DC2
	B6. Rock And Roll All Nite (live)          (3.58) - PS/GS

  Produced by Michael James Jackson (A1, A2, B1 & B2); Kenny Kerner 
           & Richie Wise (A3); Eddie Kramer (B6); Eddie Kramer & KISS (A4);
           Bob Ezrin (A5, B3 & B4) and Vini Poncia (A6 & B5).
  Recorded at The Record Plant, LA, April 1982 (A1, A2, B1 & B2), February 
	   1979 (B5); Bell Sound Studios, NYC.  October 1973 (A3); Record 
	   Plant Studios, NYC. January-February, 1976 (A5, B3 & B4), May 1977 
	   (A4) & April 1979 (A6); Allen Theatre, Cleveland, OH. 29 April, 
	   1975 (B6).

	Eric Carr___________________Drums & back-up vocals on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Desmond Child_______________Keyboards and back-up vocals on B5.
        Peter Criss_________________Drums & back-up vocals on A3-A6, B3, B4 &
                                    B6.
	Anton Fig___________________Drums on A6.
	Richie Fontana______________Drums on B5.
        Ace Frehley_________________Lead & rhythm guitar/bass on B5/back-up 
                                    vocals.
        Bob Kulick__________________Lead guitar on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on B5.
	Gene Simmons________________Bass/lead vocals on A3, A5, B4 & B6/
                                    back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley________________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/bass on B2/
                                    lead vocals on A1, A2, A4, A5, A6, B1,
                                    B2, B3 & B5/back-up vocals.

  Tracks A5, B3, B4 & B5 edits. Released in America except the US and Canada.
  South American versions exchange tracks A5 and B4. "Nowhere To Run"
  originally written for THE ELDER (027-028). Later pressings of the Mexican
  LP replace original cover with a shot of the band circa 1984.

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030: KISS KILLERS                    (Australia)
     ------------

  Phonogram                                     Released: May, 1982

  	A1. I'm A Legend Tonight                   (3.59) - AM/PS
	A2. Down On Your Knees                     (3.31) - PS/MJ/BA
	A3. Cold Gin                               (4.20) - AF
	A4. Love Gun                               (3.17) - PS
	A5. Shout It Out Loud  (remix)             (2.40) - GS/PS/BE
	A6. Talk To Me                             (4.00) - AF
	A7. Sure Know Something                    (3.59) - PS/VP
	B1. Nowhere To Run                         (4.32) - PS
	B2. Partners In Crime                      (3.45) - PS/AM
	B3. Detroit Rock City                      (3.53) - PS/BE
	B4. God Of Thunder                         (4.11) - PS
	B5. I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.18) - PS/VP/DC2
	B6. Rock And Roll All Nite (live)          (3.58) - PS/GS

  Produced by Michael James Jackson (A1, A2, B1 & B2); Kenny Kerner 
           & Richie Wise (A3); Eddie Kramer (B6); Eddie Kramer & KISS (A4);
           Bob Ezrin (A5, B3 & B4) and Vini Poncia (A6, A7 & B5).
  Recorded at The Record Plant, LA, April 1982 (A1, A2, B1 & B2), February 
	   1979 (B5); Bell Sound Studios, NYC.  October 1973 (A3); Record 
	   Plant Studios, NYC. January-February, 1976 (A5, B3 & B4), May 
	   1977 (A4), April 1979 (A7) & February 1980 (A6); Allen Theatre, 
	   Cleveland, OH. 29 April, 1975, (B6).

	Eric Carr___________________Drums & back-up vocals on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Desmond Child_______________Keyboards and back-up vocals on B5.
        Peter Criss_________________Drums & back-up vocals on A3-A5, A7, B3, 
                                    B4 & B6.
	Anton Fig___________________Drums on A6 & A7.
	Richie Fontana______________Drums on B5.
        Ace Frehley_________________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals on A6/
                                    bass on A6 & B5/back-up vocals.
        Bob Kulick__________________Lead guitar on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on B5.
	Gene Simmons________________Bass/lead vocals on A3, A5, B4 & B6/
                                    back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley________________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/bass on B2/
                                    lead vocals on A1, A2, A4, A5, A7, B1,
                                    B2, B3 & B5/back-up vocals.

  Australian release. Not available on Compact Disc.

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031: KISS KILLERS                    (Japan)
     ------------

  Casablanca/Polystar 28S-58                    Released: May, 1982
  Mercury/Nippon-Phonogram PPD-8011             CD re-issue  October, 1989
  Polystar/Casablanca P33C-20012 

	A1. I'm A Legend Tonight                   (3.59) - AM/PS
	A2. Down On Your Knees                     (3.31) - PS/MJ/BA
	A3. Cold Gin                               (4.20) - AF
	A4. Love Gun                               (3.17) - PS
	A5. Shout It Out Loud  (remix)             (2.40) - GS/PS/BE
	A6. Escape From The Island                 (2.52) - AF/BE/EC
	A7. Sure Know Something                    (3.59) - PS/VP
	B1. Nowhere To Run                         (4.32) - PS
	B2. Partners In Crime                      (3.45) - PS/AM
	B3. Detroit Rock City                      (3.53) - PS/BE
	B4. God Of Thunder                         (4.11) - PS
	B5. I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.18) - PS/VP/DC2
	B6. Shandi                                 (3.35) - PS/VP
	B7. Rock And Roll All Nite (live)          (3.58) - PS/GS

  Produced by Michael James Jackson (A1, A2, B1 & B2); Kenny Kerner 
           & Richie Wise (A3); Eddie Kramer (B6); Eddie Kramer & KISS (A4);
           Bob Ezrin (A5, A6, B3 & B4) and Vini Poncia (A6, B5 & B6).
  Recorded at The Record Plant, LA, April 1982 (A1, A2, B1 & B2), February 
	   1979 (B5); Bell Sound Studios, NYC.  October 1973 (A3); Record 
	   Plant Studios, NYC. January-February, 1976 (A5, B3 & B4), May 1977 
	   (A4), April 1979 (A7) & January  1980 (B6); Ace In The Hole Studio,
	   Connecticut, July 1981 (A6); Allen Theatre, Cleveland, OH. 29 
	   April, 1975 (B7).

	Eric Carr___________________Drums & back-up vocals on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Desmond Child_______________Keyboards and back-up vocals on B5.
        Peter Criss_________________Drums & back-up vocals on A3-A6, B3, B4 &
                                    B6.
	Anton Fig___________________Drums on A7.
	Richie Fontana______________Drums on B5.
        Ace Frehley_________________Lead & rhythm guitar/bass on B5/back-up 
                                    vocals.
        Bob Kulick__________________Lead guitar on A1, A2, B1 & B2.
	Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on B5.
	Gene Simmons________________Bass/lead vocals on A3, A5, B4 & B6/
                                    back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley________________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/bass on B2/
                                    lead vocals on A1, A2, A4, A5, A6, B1,
                                    B2, B3 & B5/back-up vocals.

  European configuration adding 1980 single "Shandi" (see 024) and "Escape
  From The Island", previously unreleased in Japan.

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032: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT    
     ----------------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7270  (US)                     Released: 13 October, 1982
  Casablanca/Phonogram 6302-219  (Europe)
  P33C-20013, 28S-138 (Japan)
  RIAA: Gold         Billboard Chart Peak: #45      Rating:  ****1/2 


	A1. Creatures Of The Night                 (4.01) - PS/AM
	A2. Saint And Sinner                       (4.50) - GS/MJ
	A3. Keep Me Comin'                         (4.00) - PS/AM
	A4. Rock And Roll Hell                     (4.08) - GS/BA/JV2
	A5. Danger                                 (3.55) - PS/AM
	B1. I Love It Loud                         (4.12) - GS/VC
	B2. I Still Love You                       (6.06) - PS/VC
	B3. Killer                                 (3.19) - GS/VC
	B4. War Machine                            (4.13) - GS/BA/JV2

  Produced by Michael James Jackson, Paul Stanley & Gene Simmons.
  Recorded at The Record Plant Studios, LA. July-September, 1982 by
           Dave Wittman. Drums recorded at Record One Studios, LA. 
           July, 1982 by Niko Bolas and Rich Bosworth. Drums on A3
           recorded at Media Sound, NYC. July, 1982 by Michael Barbiero.
	   Additional Engineering by Ricky Delano, Kevin Eddy and
	   David Blanco.
  Mixed at The Power Station Studios, NYC. by Bob Clearmountain and
           Gene Simmons.

	Eric Carr______________Drums/bass on B2/back-up vocals.
        Steven Ferris__________Lead guitar on A1.
        Robben Ford____________Lead guitar on B2.
	Ace Frehley____________Guitar (unclear on which tracks).
	Bob Kulick_____________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons___________Bass/rhythm guitar on B3/lead vocals on A2,
                               A4, B1, B3 & B4/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley___________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals on A1, A3,
                               A5 & B2/back-up vocals.
        Vinnie Vincent_________Lead and rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.

  Famous blue cover later changed for reissue. This particular version of
  the album, in its original mix and cover has not yet been reissued on 
  Compact Disc. First KISS album to include lyrics on record sleeve. 

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033: HOTTER THAN METAL  (*)          (Holland)  
     -----------------

  Phonogram (cat # N/A)                         Released: (Month?), 1982

	A1. Deuce                                  (3.32) - GS
	A2. Strutter                               (3.12) - PS/GS
	A3. Got To Choose                          (3.35) - PS
	A4. Hotter Than Hell                       (3.11) - PS
	A5. Firehouse                              (3.42) - PS
	B1. Nothin' To Lose                        (3.23) - GS
	B2. C'mon And Love Me                      (2.52) - PS
	B3. Parasite                               (3.21) - AF
	B4. She                                    (6.42) - GS/SC

  Dutch-only release. Contents are disc 1 of ALIVE! (entry 007).

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034: SUPER STAR  (*)                 (Italy)   
     ----------

  Polygram (Cat # N/A)                          Released: (Month?), 1982  

	A1. Deuce                                  (3.32) - GS
	A2. Strutter                               (3.12) - PS/GS
	A3. Got To Choose                          (3.35) - PS
	A4. Hotter Than Hell                       (3.11) - PS
	A5. Firehouse                              (3.42) - PS
	B1. Nothin' To Lose                        (3.23) - GS
	B2. C'mon And Love Me                      (2.52) - PS
	B3. Parasite                               (3.21) - AF
	B4. She                                    (6.42) - GS/SC

  Italian-only disc, released as part of the Supe Star series. Gatefold
  cover and photo booklet on Kiss. Contents are disc 1 of ALIVE! (entry 007).

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035: LICK IT UP    
     ----------

  Mercury/PolyGram  814-297-1/2/4               Released: 18 September, 1983
  Casablanca/Polystar 28S-181 (Japan with makeup cover)
  P33C-20014 (Japan CD)
  RIAA: Platinum        Billboard Chart Peak: #24     Rating:  ***

	1.  Exciter                                (4.10) - PS/VV
	2.  Not For The Innocent                   (4.32) - GS/VV
	3.  Lick It Up                             (3.59) - PS/VV
	4.  Young And Wasted                       (4.04) - GS/VV
	5.  Gimme More                             (3.41) - PS/VV
	6.  All Hell's Breakin' Loose              (4.34) - EC/PS/VV/GS
	7.  A Million To One                       (4.17) - PS/VV
	8.  Fits Like A Glove                      (4.04) - GS
	9.  Dance All Over Your Face               (4.13) - GS
	10. And On The 8th Day                     (4.02) - GS/VV
 
  Produced by Michael James Jackson, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley.
  Recorded and Mixed at Right Track Studios, NYC. by Frank Filipetti &
           Moria Marquis, July & August, 1983. Additional Recording 
           Engineered by Dave Wittman and Stephen Benben at Atlantic 
	   Studios, NYC & Danny Caccavo at The Hit Factory, NYC.
	   Tracks 3, 9 & 10 Engineered by Rob Freeman at The Record Plant
	   Studios, NYC.

	Eric Carr__________________Drums/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons_______________Bass/lead vocals on 2, 4, 8, 9 & 10/
                                   back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley_______________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 1, 3, 5,
                                   6 & 7/back-up vocals.
        Vinnie Vincent_____________Lead and rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.

  First KISS Compact Disc, released in October 1983 in Europe. Early german
  pressings included lyric booklet, which has been omited from newer US
  pressings.

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036: ANIMALIZE   
     ---------

  Mercury/PolyGram 822-495-1/2/4                Released: 13 September, 1984
  P33C-20015, 28SA-250 (Japan)
  RIAA: Platinum       Billboard Chart Peak: #19     Rating:  ***

	1.  I've Had Enough (Into The Fire)        (3.50) - PS/DC2
	2.  Heaven's On Fire                       (3.18) - PS/DC2
	3.  Burn Bitch Burn                        (4.38) - GS
	4.  Get All You Can Take                   (3.42) - PS/MW
	5.  Lonely Is The Hunter                   (4.27) - GS
	6.  Under The Gun                          (3.59) - PS/EC/DC2
	7.  Thrills In The Night                   (4.18) - PS/JB2
	8.  While The City Sleeps                  (3.39) - GS/MW
	9.  Murder In High-Heels                   (3.51) - GS/MW

  Produced by Paul Stanley. Associate producer Gene Simmons. Drums 
           Produced by Michael James Jackson.
  Recorded at Right Track Studios, NYC. by Chris Minto and Timothy Crich,
           July, 1984. Additional Recording by Dave Wittman.
  Mixed by Dave Wittman.

	Jean Beauvoir____________Bass on 4 & 7/back-up vocals.
	Desmond Child____________Back-up vocals.
        Eric Carr________________Drums/bass overdubs on 6/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons_____________Bass/lead vocals on 3, 5, 8 & 9/back-up
                                 vocals.
	Paul Stanley_____________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 1,
                                 2, 4, 6 & 7/back-up vocals.
        Mark St. John____________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.

  Mark St. John's only album with KISS. Early german CDs included lyric
  booklet, ommited in US pressings. Best selling KISS album of the 1980s;
  not yet certified Double Platinum despite having sold more than two million
  copies.

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037: O ROCK DE KISS  (*)              (Brazil)     
     --------------

  Philips (Cat # N/A)                          Released: (Month?), 1984

	A1. Rock And Roll All Nite                - PS/GS
	A2. I Was Made For Lovin' You             - PS/VP/DC2
	A3. Shandi                                - PS/VP
	A4. All American Man                      - PS/SD
	A5. Hotter Than Hell                      - PS
	B1. Sure Know Something                   - PS/VP
	B2. Love Gun                              - PS
	B3. Nowhere To Run                        - PS
	B4. She's So European                     - GS/VP
	B5. A World Without Heroes                - PS/BE/LR/GS
	C1. I Love It Loud                        - PS/VC
	C2. Detroit Rock City                     - PS/BE
	C3. Shock Me                              - AF
	C4. Naked City                            - GS/RK/PC2/VP
	C5. Do You Love Me                        - KF/BE/PS
	D1. Creatures Of The Night                - PS/AM
	D2. Rock Bottom                           - PS/AF
	D3. Beth                                  - PC/SP/BE
	D4. Charisma                              - GS/HM
	D5. Take Me Away (Together As One)        - PS/MJ

  Brazilian-only compilation. Very rare.

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038: THE SINGLES (*)                  (Australia) 
     -----------

  Concepts CC0013                              Released: (Month?), 1985

	A1. I Was Made For Lovin' You              - PS/VP/DC2
        A2. Rock And Roll All Nite                 - PS/GS
	A3. Sure Know Something                    - PS/VP
	A4. Shout It Out Loud                      - GS/PS/BE
	A5. Hard Luck Woman                        - PS
	A6. Shandi                                 - PS/VP
	A7. I                                      - GS/BE
	A8. I Love It Loud                         - PS/VC
	B1. Strutter '78                           - PS/GS
	B2. Talk To Me                             - AF
	B3. Beth                                   - PC/SP/BE
	B4. Detroit Rock City                      - PS/BE
	B5. Calling Dr. Love                       - GS
	B6. Then She Kissed Me                     - JB/EG/PS2
	B7. Lick It Up                             - PS/VV
	B8. Heaven's On Fire                       - PS/DC2

  Australian only compilation, not on the PolyGram label. Deleted.

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039: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT  (Re-release)
     ----------------------

  Mercury/PolyGram 824-154-1/4                 Released: 14 July, 1985
  Mercury/PolyGram 824-154-2                   CD re-issue July, 1987


	A1. Creatures Of The Night                 (4.01) - PS/AM
	A2. Killer                                 (3.19) - GS/VC
	A3. Keep Me Comin'                         (4.00) - PS/AM	
	A4. Rock And Roll Hell                     (4.08) - GS/BA/JV2
	A5. Danger                                 (3.55) - PS/AM
	B1. I Love It Loud                         (4.12) - GS/VC
	B2. I Still Love You                       (6.06) - PS/VC
	B3. Saint And Sinner                       (4.50) - GS/MJ
	B4. War Machine                            (4.13) - GS/BA/JV2

  Produced by Michael James Jackson, Paul Stanley & Gene Simmons.
  Recorded at The Record Plant Studios, LA. July-September, 1982 by
           Dave Wittman. Drums recorded at Record One Studios, LA. 
           July, 1982 by Niko Bolas and Rich Bosworth. Drums on A3
           Additional Engineering by Ricky Delano, Kevin Eddy and
	   recorded at Media Sound, NYC. July, 1982 by Michael Barbiero.
  Mixed at The Power Station Studios, NYC. by Bob Clearmountain and
           Gene Simmons. Tracks A1, B2 & B4 Remixed by Dave Wittman at
           Electric Lady Studios, NYC. 1985.

	Eric Carr______________Drums/bass on B2/back-up vocals.
        Steven Ferris__________Lead guitar on A1.
        Robben Ford____________Lead guitar on B2.
	Ace Frehley____________Guitar (unclear on which tracks).
	Bob Kulick_____________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons___________Bass/rhythm guitar on A2/lead vocals on A2,
                               A4, B1, B3 & B4/back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley___________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals on A1, A3,
                               A5 & B2/back-up vocals.
        Vinnie Vincent_________Lead and rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.

  Tracks A1, B2 and B4 remixed for reissue. Original blue cover replaced with
  1985 picture of band with Bruce Kulick who does not play on the album.
  
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040: ASYLUM 
     ------

  Mercury/PolyGram  826-099-1/2/4               Released: 16 September, 1985
  RIAA: Platinum       Billboard Chart Peak: #20     Rating:  **1/2

	1.  King Of The Mountain                   (4.17) - PS/BK/DC2
	2.  Any Way You Slice It                   (4.02) - GS/HR
	3.  Who Wants To Be Lonely                 (4.01) - PS/DC2/JB2
	4.  Trial By Fire                          (3.25) - GS/BK
	5.  I'm Alive                              (3.43) - PS/BK/DC2
	6.  Love's A Deadly Weapon                 (3.29) - GS/PS/RW/WB
	7.  Tears Are Falling                      (3.55) - PS
	8.  Secretly Cruel                         (3.41) - GS
	9.  Radar For Love                         (3.25) - PS/DC2
	10. Uh! All Night                          (3.43) - PS/DC2/JB2

  Produced by Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons.
  Recorded and Mixed at Electric Lady Studios, NYC. by Dave Wittman,
           Assisted by Ed Garcia and Ken Steiger. June & July, 1985. 
           Additional Recording at Right Track Studios, NYC.

	Eric Carr___________________Drums/back-up vocals.
        Bruce Kulick________________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
        Gene Simmons________________Bass/rhythm guitar on 2 & 4/lead vocals
                                    on 2, 4, 6 & 8/back-up vocals.
	Paul Stanley________________Rhyhtm guitar/bass/lead vocals on 1, 
                                    3, 5, 7, 9 & 10/back-up vocals.

  German copies include lyric booklet, present in only certain US pressings
  of the CD. LP contained a total of 16 individual pictures but only 4 are
  found on the CD booklet. "I'm Alive" initially titled "Run For Your Life".
 
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041: CRAZY NIGHTS      
     ------------

  Mercury/PolyGram 832-626-1/2/4                Released: 18 September, 1987
  Mercury/PolyGram 832-903-1  (German Picture Disc)
  RIAA: Platinum       Billboard Chart Peak: #18     Rating:  **1/2

	1.  Crazy Crazy Nights                     (3.45) - PS/AM
	2.  I'll Fight Hell To Hold You            (4.10) - PS/AM/BK
	3.  Bang Bang You                          (3.53) - PS/DC2
	4.  No, No, No                             (4.19) - GS/BK/EC
	5.  Hell Or High Water                     (3.28) - GS/BK
	6.  My Way                                 (3.58) - PS/DC2/BT
	7.  When Your Walls Come Down              (3.25) - PS/AM/BK
	8.  Reason To Live                         (3.59) - PS/DC2
	9.  Good Girl Gone Bad                     (4.35) - GS/DS/PD
	10. Turn On The Night                      (3.19) - PS/DW
	11. Thief In The Night                     (4.05) - GS/MW

  Produced by Ron Nevison.
  Recorded at One on One Recording Studios, Canoga Park, CA. by Ron Nevison
           and Toby Wright;  Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA. by Ron
	   Nevison and Julian Stoll; Can-Am Recorders, Tarzana, CA. by
           Ron Nevison and Jeff Poe. March-June, 1987.
  Mixed at Can-Am Recorders by Ron Nevison, June & July, 1987.

	Phil Ashley_______________Keyboards
        Eric Carr_________________Drums/back-up vocals.
        Tom Kelly_________________Back-up vocals.
        Bruce Kulick______________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons______________Bass/lead vocals on 4, 5, 9 & 11/back-up
                                  vocals.
        Paul Stanley______________Rhythm guitar/keyboards/lead vocals on
                                  1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8 & 10/back-up vocals.

  Very poor sound production by Nevison. Two tracks from these sessions 
  remain shelved, "Hide Your Heart" and "Sword And Stone". Promo CDs
  mistakenly list sparc code as DDD, not AAD. Limited edition boxed CD
  included makeup cover, three postcards and one makeup sticker; only 500 
  of these were made.

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042: CHIKARA  (*)                    (Japan)
     -------

  Polystar P30R-20008                            Released: May, 1988

	1.  Rock And Roll All Nite                 (2.48) - PS/GS
	2.  Detroit Rock City                      (5.14) - PS/BE
	3.  Love Gun                               (3.17) - PS
	4.  I Was Made For Lovin' You (remix)      (7.56) - PS/VP/DC2
	5.  Creatures Of The Night (remix)         (4.02) - PS/AM
	6.  I Love It Loud (remix)                 (4.15) - PS/VC
	7.  War Machine (remix)                    (4.15) - GS/BA/JV2
	8.  Lick It Up                             (3.55) - PS/VV
	9.  All Hell's Breakin' Loose              (4.33) - EC/PS/VV/GS
	10. Heaven's On Fire                       (4.21) - PS/DC2
	11. Thrills In The Night                   (4.00) - PS/JB2
	12. Who Wants To Be Lonely                 (4.00) - PS/DC2/JB2
	13. Uh! All Night                          (4.01) - PS/DC2/JB2
	14. Tears Are Falling                      (3.55) - PS

  Japanese only compililation with three new remixes (tracks 5, 6 & 7),
  and the 12" single version of "I Was Made For Lovin' You". Deleted since 
  1988 and therefore difficult to get. Current prices for this CD run in the
  neighbourhood of US$80-100.

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043: SMASHES, THRASHES, & HITS 
     -------------------------

  Mercury/PolyGram 836-427-1/2/4  (US)           Released: 16 November, 1988
  Pye 2006 (UK, red vinyl LP)
  RIAA: Platinum       Billboard Chart Peak: #21     Rating:  ***
	
	1.  Let's Put The X In Sex                 (3.48) - PS/DC2
	2.  (You Make Me) Rock Hard                (3.26) - PS/DC2/DW
	3.  Love Gun (remix)                       (3.31) - PS
	4.  Detroit Rock City (remix)              (3.45) - PS/BE
	5.  I Love It Loud (remix)                 (2.44) - GS/VC
	6.  Deuce (remix)                          (3.20) - GS
	7.  Lick It Up                             (3.53) - PS/VV
	8.  Heaven's On Fire                       (3.19) - PS/DC2
	9.  Calling Dr. Love (remix)               (3.38) - GS
	10. Strutter (remix)                       (3.38) - PS/GS
	11. Beth                                   (2.46) - PC/SP/BE
	12. Tears Are Falling                      (3.54) - PS
	13. I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.29) - PS/VP/DC2
	14. Rock And Roll All Nite (remix)         (2.56) - PS/GS
	15. Shout It Out Loud (remix)              (3.07) - GS/PS/BE

  Produced by Paul Stanley (1, 2 & 8); Bob Ezrin (4, 11 & 15);
           Eddie Kramer (9); Eddie Kramer and KISS (3); Vini
           Poncia (13); Neil Bogart and KISS (14); Kenny Kerner &
           Richie Wise (6 & 10); James Jackson, Paul Stanley & 
           Gene Simmons (5 & 7); Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley (12).
  Recorded at  Right Track Studios, NYC. and The Townhouse, London,
           July 1988 (1 & 2); Bell Sound Studios, NYC, October, 1973
           (6 & 10); Electric Lady Studios, NYC, February, 1975
           (14); Record Plant Studios, NYC,  January-February, 1976
           (4, 11 & 15), May, 1977 (3), February 1979 (13), June 1985 (12); 
	   Star Theatre, Naunet, NY. September, 1976 (9);  The Record 
	   Plant Studios, LA. July 1982 (5);  Right Track Studios, NYC. 
	   July 1983 (7), July 1984 (8).
  Mixed by David Thoener (1 & 2). Digital Remixes by Brian Foraker and
           Paul Wertheimer at the Record Plant Studios, LA. August, 1988.
 
        Eric Carr_________________Drums/lead vocals on 11/back-up vocals.
        Desmond Child_____________Keyboards & back-up vocals on 13.
	Peter Criss_______________Drums on 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 14 & 15/back-up 
                                  vocals.
	Richie Fontana____________Drums on 13.
	Ace Frehley_______________Lead, rhythm guitar and back-up vocals
                                  on 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 13, 14 & 15/bass on 13.
        Bruce Kulick______________Lead & rhythm guitar on 1, 2 & 12/back-up 
                                  vocals.
	Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on 13.
        Gene Simmons______________Bass/lead vocals on 5, 6, 9, 14 & 15/
                                  back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley______________Rhythm guitar/keyboards/lead vocals on
                                  1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13 & 15/back-up
                                  vocals.

  Last record released under first 5-year contract with Mercury/PolyGram.
  Band did not tour to support album, but Paul Stanley performed "X in
  Sex" on his solo tour. None of the song were re-recorded except for the
  vocal track on "Beth". US version contains remixed version of "Calling
  Dr. Love", while European one has the original 1976 mix.

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044: SMASHES, THRASHES, & HITS        (Europe)
     -------------------------

  Vertigo/Phonogram 836-759-1/2/4                Released: 16 November, 1988

	1.  Let's Put The X In Sex                 (3.48) - PS/DC2
	2.  Crazy Crazy Nights                     (3.45) - PS/AM
	3.  (You Make Me) Rock Hard                (3.26) - PS/DC2/DW
	4.  Love Gun (remix)                       (3.31) - PS
	5.  Detroit Rock City (remix)              (3.45) - PS/BE
	6.  I Love It Loud (remix)                 (2.44) - GS/VC
	7.  Reason To Live                         (2.59) - PS/DC2
	8.  Lick It Up                             (3.53) - PS/VV
	9.  Heaven's On Fire                       (3.19) - PS/DC
        10. Calling Dr. Love (CD bonus track)      (3.38) - GS
	11. Strutter (remix)                       (3.38) - PS/GS
	12. Beth                                   (2.46) - PC/SP/BE
	13. Tears Are Falling                      (3.54) - PS
	14. I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.29) - PS/VP/DC2
	15. Rock And Roll All Nite (remix)         (2.56) - PS/GS
	16. Shout It Out Loud (remix)              (3.07) - GS/PS/BE

  Produced by Paul Stanley (1, 2 & 9); Bob Ezrin (5, 12 & 16);
           Eddie Kramer (10); Eddie Kramer and KISS (4); Vini
           Poncia (14); Neil Bogart and KISS (15); Kenny Kerner &
           Richie Wise (11); Ron Nevison (2 & 7); James Jackson, 
	   Paul Stanley & Gene Simmons (6 & 8); Gene Simmons and Paul 
           Stanley (13).
  Recorded at  Right Track Studios, NYC. and The Townhouse, London,
           July 1988 (1 & 3); One on One Recording Studios, Canoga 
	   Park, CA. March-June 1987 (2 & 7); Bell Sound Studios, NYC.
           October, 1973 (11); Electric Lady Studios, NYC. 
	   February, 1975 (15); Record Plant Studios, NYC,  January-
	   February, 1976 (5, 12 & 16), May, 1977 (4), February 1979 (14), 
           June 1985 (13); Star Theatre, Naunet, NY. September, 1976 (10);  
	   The Record Plant Studios, LA. July 1982 (6);  Right Track 
	   Studios, NYC. July 1983 (8), July 1984 (9).
  Mixed by David Thoener (1 & 3). Digital Remixes by Brian Foraker and
           Paul Wertheimer at the Record Plant Studios, LA. August, 1988.
 
        Phil Ashley_______________Keyboards on 2 & 7.
        Eric Carr_________________Drums/lead vocals on 12/back-up vocals.
        Desmond Child_____________Keyboards & back-up vocals on 14.
	Peter Criss_______________Drums on 4, 5, 10, 11, 15 & 16/back-up 
                                  vocals.
	Richie Fontana____________Drums on 14.
	Ace Frehley_______________Lead, rhythm guitar and back-up vocals
                                  on 4, 5, 10, 11, 14, 15 & 16/bass on 14.
        Tom Kelly_________________Back-up vocals on 2 & 7.
        Bruce Kulick______________Lead & rhythm guitar on 1, 2, 3, 7 & 13/
                                  back-up vocals.
 	Vini Poncia_________________Back-up vocals on 14.
        Gene Simmons______________Bass/lead vocals on 6, 10, 15 & 16/
                                  back-up vocals.
        Paul Stanley______________Rhythm guitar/keyboards/lead vocals on
                                  1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14  & 16/
				  back-up vocals.

  Different versions of this album were released on different media.
  Only the CD contains "Calling Dr. Love" (marked as a bonus track), and
  it is not the same remixed version that appeared on the US album.

_______________________________________________________________________________


045: SMASHES, THRASHES, & HITS: 15 YEARS OF KISSTORY (*)
     -----------------------------------------------

  Mercury/PolyGram 836-887-1 (Picture Disc) (US)   Released: January, 1989
     
  Contents are the same as entry 043, but this album comes in a gatefold 
  cover and includes a bio-eassy by John David Kalodner, discography, 
  videography, 8 photos and a two-sided picture disc (with the album cover 
  on one side and a 1976 shot of the  band on the other). Deleted  since 
  1989; it currently sells for about US$35.00.

_______________________________________________________________________________


046: HOT IN THE SHADE        
     ----------------

  Mercury/PolyGram 838-913-1/2/4                Released: 17 October, 1989
  RIAA: Gold          Billboard Chart Peak: #29     Rating:  **1/2  

	1.  Rise To It                                   (4.08) - PS/BH
	2.  Betrayed                                     (3.38) - GS/TT
	3.  Hide Your Heart                              (4.25) - PS/DC2/HK
	4.  Prisoner Of Love                             (3.52) - GS/BK
	5.  Read My Body                                 (3.48) - PS/BH
	6.  Love's A Slap In The Face                    (4.04) - GS/VP
	7.  Forever                                      (3.52) - PS/MB
	8.  Silver Spoon                                 (4.38) - PS/VP
	9.  Cadillac Dreams                              (3.44) - GS/VP
	10. King Of Hearts                               (4.26) - PS/VP
	11. The Street Giveth And The Street Taketh Away (3.34) - GS/TT
	12. You Love Me To Hate You                      (4.00) - PS/DC2
	13. Somewhere Between Heaven And Hell            (3.52) - GS/VP
	14. Little Caesar                                (3.08) - EC/GS/AM
	15. Boomerang                                    (3.30) - GS/BK

  Produced by Gene Simmons & Paul Stanley.
  Recorded at The Fortress, Hollywood, CA. by Pat Regan and Mikey 
           Davis, July - August, 1989.
  Mixed by Dave Wittman at Cherokee Studio, LA. August, 1989.

	Phil Ashley_________________Keyboards on 3 & 7.
	Eric Carr___________________Drums/bass and lead vocals on 14/
                                    back-up vocals.
	Charlotte Crossley__________Back-up vocals on 8.
	Kim Edwards-Brown___________Back-up vocals on 8.
        Bruce Kulick________________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/bass/
                                    back-up vocals.
	Valerie Pinkston____________Back-up vocals on 8.
	Gene Simmons________________Bass/rhythm guitar on 9/lead vocals
                                    on 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13 & 15/back-up
                                    vocals.
        Paul Stanley________________Rhythm guitar/slide guitar on 1/bass/
                                    lead vocals on 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 & 12. 
                                    
  Mostly 24-track demos. Scheduling conflicts forced the band to leave studio
  early. "Forever" gave KISS first Top-5 hit since 1976. Better mix by Dave
  Thoener exists, but it is as of now, unreleased. Female singers (from a
  Hollywood Baptist church) listed on record as "The Sisters Of No Mercy".
  Boomerang first written for the Crazy Nights album.

_______________________________________________________________________________


047: FIRST KISS LAST LICKS (*) 
     ---------------------

  Mercury/PolyGram PRO 792-1                     Released: February, 1990

	A1. Love's A Slap In The Face                    (4.03) - GS/VP
	A2. Betrayed                                     (3.40) - GS/TT
	A3. Prisoner Of Love                             (3.44) - GS/BK
	A4. The Street Giveth And The Street Taketh Away (3.30) - GS/TT
	B1. Nowhere To Run (1989 remix)                  (4.22) - PS
	B2. Partners In Crime (1989 remix)               (3.49) - PS/AM
	B3. Deuce (demo)                                 (3.27) - GS
	B4. Strutter (demo)                              (4.58) - PS/GS

  Production credits A1-A4 see entry 046; B3-B4 see entry 002; tracks
  B1 & B2 appeared originally on "KISS KILLERS". These versions were
  remixed by Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero in 1989 for release on 
  this EP. Only 800 copies of this promotional album were pressed, making 
  it one of the most unique and valuable KISS collector's items around.

_______________________________________________________________________________


048: FIRST KISS (*)
     ----------

  Mercury 846-766-2                              Released: October, 1990

        1. KISS
        2. HOTTER THAN HELL
        3. DRESSED TO KILL
        4. DESTROYER


  All full-length CDs. This package remains the only official CD "Boxed 
  Set" by KISS. It sold in a clear plastic box with a sticker on the centre. 
  Rare if you can find it.
 
_______________________________________________________________________________


049: REVENGE  
     -------

  Mercury/PolyGram 848-037-2/4                   Released: 14 May, 1992
  Mercury/Nippon-Phonogram PHCR 36  (Japan, special edition)
  Mercury/Nippon-Phonogram PHCR-1169  (Japan)
  RIAA: Gold          Billboard Chart Peak: #6     Rating:  ****1/2

	1.  Unholy                                 (3.40) - GS/VV
	2.  Take It Off                            (4.50) - PS/BE/XR
	3.  Tough Love                             (3.44) - PS/BK/BE
	4.  Spit                                   (3.32) - GS/XV/PS
	5.  God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II       (5.18) - RB/PS/GS/BE
	6.  Domino                                 (4.01) - GS
	7.  Heart Of Chrome                        (4.02) - PS/VV/BE
	8.  Thou Shalt Not                         (3.59) - GS/XD
	9.  Every Time I Look At You               (4.38) - PS/BE
	10. Paralyzed                              (4.14) - GS/BE
	11. I Just Wanna                           (4.07) - PS/VV
	12. Carr Jam 1981                          (2.46) - EC
 
  Produced by Bob Ezrin.
  Recorded at Rumbo Recorders, Track Records, Cornerstone Recorders, 
           Ocean Way Recording, Acme Recording Studios, The Enterprise
           and A&M Studios, December 1991-March, 1992.
  Engineered by Chris Steinmetz, Niko Bolas and Goerge Tutko, assisted
           by Pete Magdaleno, Dick Keneshiro, Bart Stevens, Andy Udoff,
           Julie Last and Richard Hasai.
  Mixed by Mick Guzauski and Rall Rogut at Record One Studios, LA.

	Eric Carr_____________________Drums and rhythm guitar on 12/
                                      back-up vocals on 5.
	Bob Ezrin_____________________Orchestration on 9.
	Bruce Kulick__________________Lead, rhythm & acoustic guitar/
                                      bass on 9/back-up vocals.
	Gene Simmons__________________Bass/rhythm guitar on 6/lead vocals
                                      on 1, 4, 5, 6, 8 & 10/back-up
                                      vocals.
	Eric Singer___________________Drums/back-up vocals.
	Paul Stanley__________________Rhythm & acoustic guitar/lead
                                      vocals on 2, 3, 5, 7, 9 & 11/
                                      back-up vocals.


  Track 5 recorded in March of 1991 for the Bill & Ted's soundtrack album.
  "Carr Jam 1981" an unfinished demo from the (MUSIC FROM) THE ELDER sessions
  (027 & 028) originally written by Eric Carr and Ace Frehley; initially 
  titled "Heaven", a.k.a. "Breakout" (see Ace Frehley entry 293). Frehley's  
  writing credits as well as guitar work were removed for this re-release.
  The limited edition Japanese CD contains a cardboard slipcase, lyric booklet
  in both Japanese and English as well as a photo booklet with indiviual
  photos of each member and their signature, including Eric Carr, and a 1989
  picture of Simmons and Stanley in makeup. The booklets also include a 
  total of 4 pages of Japanese-language text and a discography. Deleted since
  1992. "Paralyzed" written for Hot In The Shade. "Do You Wanna Touch Me Now",
  a Paul Stanley/Dave Sabo composition, still unreleased.

_______________________________________________________________________________


050: ALIVE III                       (US & Canada only)
     ---------

  Mercury/PolyGram 514-777-2/4                  Released: 18 May, 1993
  RIAA: None       Billboard Chart Peak: #9     Rating:  ****1/2

	1.  Creatures Of The Night                 (4.40) - PS/AM
	2.  Deuce                                  (3.42) - GS
	3.  I Just Wanna                           (4.21) - PS/VV
	4.  Unholy                                 (3.43) - GS/VV
	5.  Heaven's On Fire                       (4.02) - PS/DC2
	6.  Watchin' You                           (3.35) - GS
	7.  Domino                                 (3.47) - GS
	8.  I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.31) - PS/VP/DC2
	9.  I Still Love You                       (6.04) - PS/VV 
	10. Rock And Roll All Nite                 (3.33) - PS/GS
	11. Lick It Up                             (4.18) - PS/VV
	12. Forever                                (4.20) - PS/MB
	13. I Love It Loud                         (3.40) - PS/VV 
	14. Detroit Rock City                      (5.11) - PS/BE
	15. God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II       (5.21) - RB/PS/GS/BE
	16. Star Spangled Banner                   (2.38) - FSK

  Produced by Eddie Kramer (for Remark Music Inc.) and KISS.
  Recorded live at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Detroit, MI. 27
        November, 1992; Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH. 28
        November, 1992 and Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN.
        29 November, 1992 during "Revenge" tour.
  Mixed by Eddie Kramer and Garth Richardson at A & M Studios, LA.
        assisted by Brian Scheuble, Brain Virtue, Mike Douglass,
        Peter Magadaleno and David Hewitt.
  Digitally Edited by Michael Bernard.

	Bruce Kulick__________________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up
                                      vocals.
        Gene Simmons__________________Bass/lead vocals on 2, 4, 6, 7,
                                      10, 13 & 15/back-up vocals.
        Eric Singer___________________Drums.
        Paul Stanley__________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 1,
                                      3, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 14 & 15.

  First live album in 15 years. 10 songs in the can according to Paul 
  Stanley. Live version of "I Just Wanna" severly edited for release.

_______________________________________________________________________________


051: ALIVE III  
     ---------

  Mercury/Phonogram 514-827-2/4                   Released: 18 May, 1993
  Mercury/PolyGram 514-827-1 (US coloured vinyl)  Released: May, 1994

	1.  Creatures Of The Night                 (4.40) - PS/AM
	2.  Deuce                                  (3.42) - GS
	3.  I Just Wanna                           (4.21) - PS/VV
	4.  Unholy                                 (3.43) - GS/VV
	5.  Heaven's On Fire                       (4.02) - PS/DC2
	6.  Watchin' You                           (3.35) - GS
	7.  Domino                                 (3.47) - GS
	8.  I Was Made For Lovin' You              (4.31) - PS/VP/DC2
	9.  I Still Love You                       (6.04) - PS/VV 
	10. Rock And Roll All Nite                 (3.33) - PS/GS
	11. Lick It Up                             (4.18) - PS/VV
	12. Forever                                (4.20) - PS/MB
        13. Take It Off                            (5.38) - PS/BE/XR
	14. I Love It Loud                         (3.40) - PS/VV
	15. Detroit Rock City                      (5.11) - PS/BE
	16. God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II       (5.21) - RB/PS/GS/BE
	17. Star Spangled Banner                   (2.38) - FSK

  Produced by Eddie Kramer (for Remark Music Inc.) and KISS.
  Recorded live at the Palace of Auburn Hills, Detroit, MI. 27
        November, 1992; Richfield Coliseum, Cleveland, OH. 28
        November, 1992 and Market Square Arena, Indianapolis, IN.
        29 November, 1992 during "Revenge" tour.
  Mixed by Eddie Kramer and Garth Richardson at A & M Studios, LA.
        assisted by Brian Scheuble, Brain Virtue, Mike Douglass,
        Peter Magadaleno and David Hewitt.
  Digitally Edited by Michael Bernard.

	Bruce Kulick__________________Lead & rhythm guitar/back-up
                                      vocals.
        Gene Simmons__________________Bass/lead vocals on 2, 4, 6, 7,
                                      10, 14 & 16/back-up vocals.
        Eric Singer___________________Drums.
        Paul Stanley__________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 1,
                                      3, 5, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15 & 16/
                                      back-up vocals.

  Includes track "Take It Off" not available on North American CD pressings.
  Australian version much superior to any other country's pressing in both
  packaging and CD sound quality.

_______________________________________________________________________________


052: ALIVE THE TRILOGY  (*)    
     -----------------
  
  Mercury 5CD Boxed Set                         Released: September, 1993

       1. ALIVE!
       2. ALIVE II
       3. ALIVE III

  Limited edition boxed set containing all the live albums. Issued to radio
  only. Very rare, as only 1000 were made.



_______________________________________________________________________________

                         SECTION TWO: SINGLES & EPs
_______________________________________________________________________________


053: SUMMARY OF US SINGLES AND BILLBOARD CHART PEAK
     ----------------------------------------------

	NOTHIN' TO LOSE			(2/74, did not chart)
	KISSIN' TIME			(4/74, #83)
	STRUTTER			(6/74, did not chart)
	LET ME GO R'N'R			(10/74, did not chart)
	ROCK N ROLL ALL NITE		(5/75, #68)
	C'MON AND LOVE ME		(7/75, did not chart)
	ROCK N ROLL ALL NITE (LIVE)	(10/75, #12)
	SHOUT IT OUT LOUD		(3/76, #31)
	FLAMING YOUTH			(4/76, #74)
	DETROIT ROCK CITY		(7/76, did not chart)
	BETH				(8/76, #7)
	HARD LUCK WOMAN			(12/76, #15)
	CALLING DR. LOVE		(3/77, #16)
	CHRISTINE SIXTEEN		(7/77, #25)
	LOVE GUN			(9/77, #61)
	SHOUT IT OUT LOUD (LIVE)	(11/77, #54)
	ROCKET RIDE			(2/78, #39)
	STRUTTER '78			(4/78, did not chart)
	NEW YORK GROOVE			(9/78, #13)
	RADIOACTIVE			(9/78, #47)
	HOLD ME, TOUCH ME		(9/78, #46)
	DON'T YOU LET ME DOWN		(9/78, did not chart)
	I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU	(5/79, #11)
	SURE KNOW SOMETHING		(9/79, #47)
	SHANDI				(6/80, #47)
	TOMORROW			(8/80, did not chart)
	A WORLD WITHOUT HEROES		(11/81, #56)
	I LOVE IT LOUD			(12/82, #102)
	LICK IT UP			(10/83, #66)
	ALL HELL'S BREAKIN' LOOSE	(1/84, did not chart)
	HEAVEN'S ON FIRE		(9/84, #49)
	THRILLS IN THE NIGHT		(1/85, did not chart)
	TEARS ARE FALLING		(9/85, #51)
	UH! ALL NIGHT			(2/86, did not chart)
	CRAZY CRAZY NIGHTS		(8/87, #65)
	REASON TO LIVE			(12/87, #68)
	TURN ON THE NIGHT		(6/88, did not chart)
	LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX		(10/88, #97)
	(YOU MAKE ME) ROCK HARD		(12/88, did not chart)
	HIDE YOUR HEART			(10/89, #66)
	FOREVER				(1/90, #8)
	RISE TO IT			(3/90, #81)
	DOMINO				(5/93, did not chart)

_______________________________________________________________________________


                     7" SINGLES (cassette singles included)



054: NOTHIN' TO LOSE/Love Theme From Kiss
-----Casablanca NEB 0004 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca CBX503 (UK 1974, no picture sleeve)

055: KISSIN' TIME/Nothin' To Lose 
-----Casablanca NEB 0011 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

056: STRUTTER/100,000 Years
-----Casablanca NEB 0015 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

057: LET ME GO, ROCK 'N ROLL/Hotter Than Hell
-----Casablanca NB 823 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

058: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE/Getaway
-----Casablanca NB 829 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

059: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE/Room Service
-----JET 2318 (Japan 1975, picture sleeve)

060: C'MON AND LOVE ME/Getaway 
-----Casablanca NB 841 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)
-----JET 2335 (Japan 1975, picture sleeve)

061: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE (live)/Rock 'n Roll All Nite(studio)
-----Casablanca NB 850 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

062: SHOUT IT OUT LOUD/Sweet Pain
-----Casablanca NB 854 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2408 (Japan 1976, picture sleeve)

063: FLAMING YOUTH/God Of Thunder 
-----Casablanca NB 858 (US 1976, picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca VIP-2433 (Japan 1976, picture sleeve)

064: DETROIT ROCK CITY/Beth
-----Casablanca NB 863 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2464 (Japan 1976, picture sleeve)

065: BETH/Detroit Rock City
-----Casablanca NB 863A (US 1976 re-issue, no picture sleeve)
     RIAA: Gold

066: HARD LUCK WOMAN/Mr. Speed 
-----Casablanca NB 873 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)
-----Pye CAN102 (UK 1976, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2489 (Japan 1976, gatefold sleeve)

067: HARD LUCK WOMAN/Detroit Rock City   
-----VIP 6S-17 (Japan 1976)

068: CALLING DR. LOVE/Take Me
-----Casablanca NB 880 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca 140 226 (France 1977, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2525 (Japan 1977, picture sleeve)

069: THEN SHE KISSED ME/ + 2
-----Casablanca(UK 1977)

070: CHRISTINE SIXTEEN/Shock Me
-----Casablanca NB 889 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca CA 504 (Italy 1977, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2546 (Japan 1977, picture sleeve)

071: CHRISTINE SIXTEEN/Detroit Rock City 
-----PRA-10352 (Japan 1977)

072: LOVE GUN/Hooligan 
-----Casablanca NB 895 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2566 (Japan 1977, picture sleeve)

073: SHOUT IT OUT LOUD (live)/Nothin' To Lose (live)
-----Casablanca NB 906 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca CA 508 (Italy 1977, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2584 (Japan 1977, picture sleeve)

074: ROCKET RIDE/Tomorrow And Tonight (live)
-----Casablanca NB 915 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2603 (Japan 1978, picture sleeve)

075: STRUTTER '78/Shock Me 
-----Casablanca NB 928 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

076: HOLD ME, TOUCH ME/Goodbye
-----Casablanca NB 940 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----Bellaphon BF18636 (Germany 1978,)  
-----Casablanca NB 940 (UK 1978, purple vinyl with picture sleeve 
     and mask--Also part of a package of 4 solo singles)
-----Casablanca CA 522 (Italy 1978, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2668 (Japan 1978, picture sleeve)

077: NEW YORK GROOVE/Snowblind 
-----Casablanca NB 941 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----Pye CAN135 (UK 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca NB 941 (UK 1978, blue vinyl with picture sleeve and mask--Also
                        part of a package of 4 solo singles)
-----Casablanca CA 52? (Italy 1978, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2669 (Japan 1978, picture sleeve)

078: RADIOACTIVE/See You In Your Dreams
-----Casablanca NB 951 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca NB 951(UK 1978, red vinyl with picture sleeve and mask--Also 
                       part of a package of 4 solo singles)
-----Casablanca CA 523 (Italy 1978, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2691 (Japan 1978, picture sleeve)

079: DON'T YOU LET ME DOWN/Hooked On Rock And Roll
-----Casablanca NB 952 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca NB 952 (UK 1978, green vinyl with picture sleeve and mask--Also
                        part of a package of 4 solo singles)
-----Casablanca CA 521 (Italy 1978, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2692 (Japan 1978, picture sleeve)

080: YOU MATTER TO ME/Hooked On Rock And Roll 
-----Casablanca NB 961 (US 1978 promo, no picture sleeve)

081: RADIOACTIVE/Rockin' In The U.S.A. (live) 
-----Casablanca (Holland 1978 promo, no picture sleeve)

082: NEW YORK GROOVE/Rip It Out 
-----Casablanca (Mexico 1979, picture sleeve)

083: RADIOACTIVE/When You Wish Upon A Star
-----Casablanca NB 951 (Australia 1979)

084: I WAS MADE FOR LOVING YOU (radio edit)/Hard Times (extended) 
-----Casablanca NB 983 (US 1979, no picture sleeve)
-----Pye CAN152 (UK 1979, no picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca 1182 (France 1979, picture sleeve, 2 different)
-----Bellaphon BF1667 (Germany 1979, picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 6175 014 (Germany 1979,  picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 6175 014 (Spain 1979, different sleeve)
-----Casablanca CA 527 (Italy 1979, picture sleeve)
-----VIP 2752 (Japan 1979, picture sleeve)
     RIAA: Gold

085: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/Beth  
-----VIP 6S-16 (Japan 1979)

086: DIRTY LIVIN'/Sure Know Something 
-----Casablanca 1126 (France 1979, picture sleeve)
-----Bellaphon BF 18684 (Germany 1979, different sleeve)

087: MAGIC TOUCH/Save Your Love
-----Casablanca NB 101259 (France 1979, picture sleeve)

088: 2,000 MAN/I Was Made.../Sure Know Something 
-----Casablanca NB 1001 (UK 1979, picture sleeve)

089: SURE KNOW SOMETHING/Dirty Livin'  
-----Casablanca NB 2205 (US 1979, no picture sleeve)

090: SHANDI/She's So European   
-----Casablanca 2282 (US 1980, no picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 6000 436 (Holland 1980, picture sleeve)
-----Casablanca CA 539 (Italy 1980, picture sleeve)
-----Polystar 6S-6 (Japan 1980, picture sleeve)

091: TOMORROW/Naked City 
-----Casablanca NB 2299 (US 1980, no picture sleeve)
-----Polystar 6S-14 (Japan 1980, picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 60000 463 (Spain 1980, picture sleeve)

092: TALK TO ME/Easy As It Seems
-----Polystar 7S-33 (Japan 1980, picture sleeve)

093: IS THAT YOU/Easy As It Seems  
-----Phonogram (Australia 1980)

094: IS THAT YOU/Two Sides Of The Coin 
-----Phonogram 6000 514 (Holland 1980, picture sleeve with Eric)

095: THE OATH/Escape From The Island 
-----Polystar 7S-54 (Japan 1981, picture sleeve)

096: I/Just A Boy 
-----Polystar (Japan, picture sleeve)

097: I/The Oath
-----Phonogram 6000 717 (Europe 1981, picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 6000 717 (Australia - edit - "and the GUTS to stand ...")

098: A WORLD WITHOUT HEROES/Dark Light
-----Casablanca NB 2343 (US 1981, no picture sleeve)

099: A WORLD WITHOUT HEROES/Mr. Blackwell 
-----Casablanca KISS 002 (UK 1981)
-----Casablanca KISS P002 (picture disc)

100: I'M A LEGEND TONIGHT/Love Gun
-----Polystar 7S-70 (Japan 1982, picture sleeve)

101: I LOVE IT LOUD/Killer
-----Polystar 7S-78 (Japan 1982, picture sleeve)

102: I LOVE IT LOUD/Danger 
-----Casablanca NB 2365 (US 1982, picture sleeve)

103: KILLER/I Love It Loud
-----EMI KISS 003 (Europe 1982, picture sleeve with movable tongue)

104: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT/Rock And Roll All Nite (live) 
-----EMI KISS 4 811 122-7 (UK 1982, picture sleeve)

105: LICK IT UP/Dance All Over Your Face
-----Mercury 814 671-7 (US 1983, no picture sleeve)

106: LICK IT UP/Not For The Innocent
-----KISS5 (UK 1983)
-----Mercury MS76206 (Canada 1983, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 814 498-7 (Holland, Spain, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury KPIC 5 (UK shaped pictured disc edition of 814 498-7)
-----Polystar 7S-99 (Japan 1983, makeup picture sleeve)

107: ALL HELL'S BREAKIN' LOOSE/Young And Wasted 
-----Mercury 818 216-7 (US 1984, no picture sleeve)

108: ALL HELL'S BREAKIN' LOOSE/Gimme More
-----Phonogram 818 108-7Q (Germany 1984, picture sleeve)

109: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE/Lonely Is The Hunter
-----Mercury 880 205-7 (US 1984, no picture sleeve)
-----VER 12 880 205-7 (UK 1984, Holland, picture sleeve)
-----Phonogram 880 205-7Q (Germany 1984, picture sleeve)
-----Polystar 7SA-124 (Japan 1984, picture sleeve)

110: THRILLS IN THE NIGHT/Burn Bitch, Burn
-----Mercury 880 535-7 (US 1985, no picture sleeve)
-----Polystar 7SA-128  (Japan 1985, picture sleeve)

111: THRILLS IN THE NIGHT/Murder In High-Heels
-----Polystar (Japam 1985, picture sleeve)

112: TEARS ARE FALLING/Any Way You Slice It
-----Mercury 884 141-7 (US 1985, picture sleeve)
-----DO7R-2003 (Japan 1985, picture sleeve)

113: BETH/Hard Luck Woman
-----Mercury 814 303-7 (US 1986 re-issue, no picture sleeve)

114: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/R & R A N (live)
-----Mercury 814 304-7 (US 1986 re-issue, no picture sleeve)

115: UH! ALL NIGHT/Trial By Fire
-----Mercury 884 487-7 (US 1986, picture sleeve)

116: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS/No, No, No 
-----Mercury 888 796-7 (US 1987, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury MS76258 (Canada 1987, no picture sleeve)
-----KISS P 7 888 796-7 (UK 1987, poster bag, picture sleeve)
-----DO7R 2008 (Japan 1987, picture sleeve)

117: REASON TO LIVE/Thief In The Night 
-----Mercury 870 022-7 (US 1987, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury MS76262 (Canada 1987, no picture sleeve)
-----KISS 8 870 022-7 (UK 1987, comes with patch, picture sleeve)

118: TURN ON THE NIGHT/Hell Or High Water
-----Mercury 870 215-7 (US 1988, picture sleeve)
-----KISS P9 870 660-7 (UK 1988, poster bag, picture sleeve)

119: BETH/Hard Luck Woman 
-----Mercury 814 303-7 (US 1988, Timepieces sleeve)

120: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/R & R A N (live)
-----Mercury 814 304-7 (US 1988, Timepieces sleeve)

121: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX/Calling Dr. Love
-----Mercury 872 246-7 (US 1988, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 872 246-7 (UK 1988, Holland, different picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 872 246-4 (US cassette, picture sleeve)

122: (YOU MAKE ME) ROCK HARD/Deuce
-----Phonogram/Vertigo 874 052-7 (Germany 1988, picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 874 052-4 (US cassette, picture sleeve)

123: HIDE YOUR HEART/Betrayed 
-----Mercury 876 146-7 (US 1989, no picture sleeve)
-----Vertigo KISS 10 876 146-7 (UK, picture sleeve, also red vinyl)
-----Mercury 876 146-4 (US cassette, picture sleeve)

124: FOREVER (remix)/The Street Giveth And The Street Taketh Away
-----Mercury 876 716-7 (US 1990, no picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 876 716-4 (US cassette, picture sleeve)
-----Vertigo KISS 11 876 716-7 (UK 1990, picture sleeve)

125: BETH/Hard Luck Woman
-----Mercury 814 303-4 (US 1990, Timepieces cassette reissue)

126: RISE TO IT (full power guitar mix)/Silver Spoon
-----Mercury 875 098-7 (US 1990, no picture sleeve)
-----Mercury 875 098-4 (US cassette, picture sleeve)

127: GOD GAVE ROCK 'N ROLL TO YOU II (sdtrack edit)/Junior's Gone Wild
-----East/West A8696 (UK 1991, picture sleeve)

128: UNHOLY/God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II
-----Mercury (Australia 1992, Double A side)

129: UNHOLY/Spit
-----Mercury 866 890-7 (1992, no picture sleeve)

130: DOMINO/Carr Jam 1981
-----Mercury 864 312-4 (US cassette 1992, picture sleeve)

131: EVERY TIME I LOOK AT YOU/Spit
-----Mercury 864 464-4 (Canada cassette 1992, picture sleeve)

132: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE
-----Mercury 1994 (7" one sided single. Flipside contains the words "It's
     The Music, Stupid". Very rare.)



                              10" SINGLES



133: HIDE YOUR HEART/Lick It Up/Heaven's On Fire
-----KISP 1010 INT 876 471-0 (UK 1989, picture disc only)



                               12" SINGLES 



134: THEN SHE KISSED ME/+ 2
-----Casablanca (UK 1977)

135: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU (extended)
-----Casablanca NB 298 (US 1979, promotional)

136: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU (extended)/Charisma 
-----Casablanca NBD 20169 (US 1979)
-----CANL 152

137: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/Hard Times
-----Casablanca (Mexico 1979, clear red)
-----Casablanca (France 1979, clear red)
-----Casablanca (France 1979, yellow)

138: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/2 others
-----6000562 (Germany, picture disc)

139: 2,000 MAN/Dirty Livin' 
-----Belephon (Germany 1979)

140: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT/Rock And Roll All Night (live)
-----KISS 412 (UK 1982)

141: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT/War Machine/Rock And Roll All Nite
-----Casablanca (US 1982, Promo)

142: CREATURES OF THE NIGHT/Rock And Roll All Nite (live)
-----812 098-1, KISSD 4
     (UK 1982, Double grooved A side, ethced authographed B side)

143: I LOVE IT LOUD/2 others
-----Casablanca (Brazil 1983, promotional)

144: KILLER/I Love It Loud/I Was Made For Lovin' You
-----Casablanca 1982

145: LICK IT UP/Lick It Up
-----PRO 229-1 (US 1983, promotional)
-----KPIC 5 (US promotional shaped picture disc)

146: LICK IT UP/Not For The Innocent/I Still Love You 
-----KISS 512 (UK 1983)

147: ALL HELL'S BREAKIN' LOOSE/All Hell's Breakin' Loose
-----PRO 244-1 (US 1984, promotional)

148: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE/Heaven's On Fire 
-----PRO 311-1 (US 1984, promotional)

149: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE  
-----Verx 12 (1984, comes with poster)

150: THRILLS IN THE NIGHT/Thrills In The Night (radio edit)
-----PRO 326-1 (US 1985, promotional)

151: TEARS ARE FALLING/Tears Are Falling
-----PRO 377-1 (US 1985, promotional)

152: TEARS ARE FALLING/Heaven's On Fire (live)/Anyway You Slice It
-----VERTIGO KISS 612 (UK 1985)

153: UH! ALL NIGHT/Uh! All Night
-----PRO 395-1 (US 1986, promotional)

154: WHO WANTS TO BE LONELY/2 others (1 live) 
-----Japan 1985

155: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS/Crazy, Crazy Nights
-----PRO 531-1 (promotional 1987)

156: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS/No, No, No/-/Lick It Up/Uh! All Night 
-----Vertigo 888 796-1, KISS 712 (UK 1987)

157: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS/No, No, No/-/Heaven's On Fire/Tears Are Falling
-----Vertigo KISS P712 (UK 1987, picture disc)

158: REASON TO LIVE/Reason To Live      
-----Mercury PRO 559-1 (US 1987, promotional)

159: REASON TO LIVE/Thief In The Night/
     Thrills In The Night/Who Wants To Be Lonely 
-----Vertigo KISS 812 (UK 1987)

160: REASON TO LIVE/Thief In The Night/  
     Who Wants To Be Lonely/Secretly Cruel
-----Vertigo KISSP 812 870 058-1 (UK 1987, picture disc)

161: TURN ON THE NIGHT/Turn On The Night 
-----Mercury PRO 572-1 (US 1988, promotional)

162: TURN ON THE NIGHT/Hell Or High Water
     King Of The Mountain/Any Way You Slice It 
-----Vertigo KISS 912 (UK 1988)
-----Vertigo KISS SP 912 INT 870 661-1 (picture disc)

163: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE/Let's Put The X In Sex/2 others 
-----Mercury 1988 (promotional)

164: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX/Rock And Roll All Nite
     Heaven's On Fire/Tears Are Falling
-----Vertigo KIZZA 1 (UK)

165: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX/Let's Put The X In Sex  
     Let's Put The X In Sex/Let's Put The X In Sex
-----Mercury (4 different versions, US 1988, promotional)

166: HIDE YOUR HEART/Betrayed/Boomerang  
-----Vertigo 876 147-1, KISS X10 (UK 1989)

167: FOREVER/The Street Giveth And The Street Taketh Away
     Deuce (demo)/Strutter (demo)   
-----Mercury 876 716-1 (US 1990)
-----KISXG11 (gatefold edition with discography)

168: RISE TO IT (edit-remix)/Rise To It (fpgm)
-----Mercury 1990

169: GOD GAVE ROCK 'N' ROLL TO YOU II (soundtrack-edit)
     Junior's Gone Wild (King's X)/Shout It Out (Slaughter)
-----(UK 1991, also available as picture disc)

170: UNHOLY/Unholy
-----Mercury (US 1992, promotional)

171: UNHOLY/Partners In Crime          
     Deuce (demo)/Strutter (demo)
-----Mercury KISS 1212 (UK 1992, white vinyl)

172: UNHOLY/God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II (album version)
     Deuce (demo)/Strutter (demo)
-----Mercury (1992, white vinyl)


                        OTHER CASSETTE SINGLES
   

173: REASON TO LIVE/Thief In The Night/
     Thrills In The Night/Who Wants To Be Lonely
-----Vertigo (maxi-single, same programme on both sides, UK 1987)

                                EP's
                                ----

174: PRESUMIDO '78                                
     -------------
   1. Strutter '78/Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll
   2. Love Gun/Beth
-----Casablanca 2453 (Mexico 1978, picture sleeve)

175: RADIOACTIVO                                
     -----------
   1. Radioactivo/Hold Me, Touch Me
   2. Neew York Groove/Don't You Let Me Down
-----Casablanca 2463 (Mexico 1978, picture sleeve)

176: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU          
     -------------------------
   1. I Was Made For Lovin' You/Nothin' To Lose
   2. Detroit Rock City/Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll
-----Casablanca 2466 (Mexico 1978, picture sleeve)

177: STAR TRAX                                
     ---------
   1. Rock And Roll All Nite/Love Gun
   2. Sure Know Something/Shout It Out Loud
-----Casablanca NB 027 (Australia 1980)

178: SHANDI                            
     ------
   1. Shandi/Mr. Make Believe
   2. Firehouse/Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll
-----Casablanca 2472 (Mexico 1980, picture sleeve)

179: TOMORROW                                    
     --------
   1. Tomorrow/Sure Know Something
   2. Christine Sixteen/She
-----Casablanca 2475 (Mexico 1980, picture sleeve)

180: EP
     --
   1. Kissin' Time/I'm The Leader Of The ___ (Brownsville Station)
   2. Radar Love (Golden Earring)/Living In The U.S.A. (Steve Miller Band)

181: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU         
-----Casablanca NB 18667 (UK)

182: DRESSED TO KILL                  
     ---------------
   4 tracks
-----Casablanca CBCD 794 (Brazil)

183: KILLER
-----KISS 003 (UK 1982, limited edition, picture disc)

184: LICK IT UP/(JJ Cale track)     
-----Polygram (Italy 1983)

185: HARD LUCK WOMAN/Detroit Rock City     
-----6S-17 (Japan, picture sleeve)

186: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/Beth     
-----6S-16 (Japan)

187: STRUTTER (demo)
-----Shante (numbered limited edition)

188: DEUCE                            
-----(Spain, promotional, came with "Hard Magazine")



                        PROMOTIONAL 7" SINGLES
                   

189: NOTHIN' TO LOSE (mono)/Nothin' To Lose (stereo) 
-----Casablanca NEB 0004 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

190: KISSIN' TIME/Kissin' Time           
-----Casablanca NEB 0011 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

191: KISSIN' TIME (mono)/Kissin' Time (stereo)               
-----Casablanca NEB 0011DJ (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

191: STRUTTER/Strutter                       
-----Casablanca NEB 0015 (US 1974, no picture sleeve)

192: LET ME GO, ROCK 'N ROLL/Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll  
-----Casablanca NB 823 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

193: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE (mono)/Same (stereo)
-----Casablanca NB 829 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

194: C'MON AND LOVE ME/C'mon And Love Me          
-----Casablanca NB 841 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

195: ROCK AND ROLL ALL NITE (live)/Same (studio)
-----Casablanca NB 850 (US 1975, no picture sleeve)

196: SHOUT IT OUT LOUD/Shout It Out Loud         
-----Casablanca NB 854 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)

197: FLAMING YOUTH/Flaming Youth                 
-----Casablanca NB 858 (US 1976, picture sleeve)

198: DETROIT ROCK CITY/Beth                       
-----Casablanca NB 863 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)

199: HARD LUCK WOMAN/Hard Luck Woman              
-----Casablanca NB 873 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)

200: CALLING DR. LOVE/Calling Dr. Love          
-----Casablanca NB 880 (US 1976, no picture sleeve)

201: CHRISTINE SIXTEEN/Christine Sixteen       
-----Casablanca NB 889 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)

202: LOVE GUN/Love Gun                           
-----Casablanca NB 895 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)

203: SHOUT IT OUT LOUD (live)/Shout It Out Loud (live) 
-----Casablanca NB 906 (US 1977, no picture sleeve)

204: ROCKET RIDE/Rocket Ride                      
-----Casablanca NB 915 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

205: STRUTTER '78/Strutter '78                 
-----Casablanca NB 928 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

206: HOLD ME, TOUCH ME/Hold Me, Touch Me      
-----Casablanca NB 940 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

207: NEW YORK GROOVE/New York Groove           
-----Casablanca NB 941 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

208: RADIOACTIVE/Radioactive                       
-----Casablanca NB 951 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

209: DON'T YOU LET EM DOWN/Don't You Let Me Down   
-----Casablanca NB 952 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

210: YOU MATTER TO ME/You Matter To Me         
-----Casablanca NB 961 (US 1978, no picture sleeve)

211: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/I Was Made For Lovin' You 
-----Casablanca NB 983 (US 1979, no picture sleeve)

212: SURE KNOW SOMETHING/Sure Know Something    
-----Casablanca NB 2205 (US 1979, no picture sleeve)

213: SHANDI (mono)/Shandi (stereo)               
-----Casablanca 2282 (US 1980, no picture sleeve)

214: TOMORROW/Tomorrow                      
-----Casablanca NB 2299 (US 1980, no picture sleeve)

215: A WORLD WITHOUT HEROES/A World Without Heroes 
-----Casablanca NB 2343 (US 1981, no picture sleeve)

216: I LOVE IT LOUD/I Love It Loud               
-----Casablanca NB 2365 (US 1982, picture sleeve)

217: LICK IT UP/Lick It Up                      
-----Mercury 814 671-7 (US 1983, no picture sleeve)

218: ALL HELL'S BREAKIN' LOOSE/All Hell's Breakin' Loose  
-----Mercury 818 216-7 (US 1984, no picture sleeve)

219: HEAVEN'S ON FIRE/Heaven's On Fire         
-----Mercury 880 205-7 (US 1984, no picture sleeve)

220: THRILLS IN THE NIGHT/Thrills In The Night (radio edit) 
-----Mercury 880 535-7 (US 1985, no picture sleeve)

221: TEARS ARE FALLING/Tears Are Falling       
-----Mercury 884 141-7 (US 1985, picture sleeve)

222: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS/Crazy, Crazy Nights     
-----Mercury 888 796-7 (US 1987, picture sleeve)

223: REASON TO LIVE/Reason To Live               
-----Mercury 870 022-7 (US 1987, picture sleeve)

224: TURN ON THE NIGHT/Turn On The Night        
-----Mercury 870 215-7 (US 1988, picture sleeve)

225: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX (hot urban mix)/same (hot rock mix)  
-----Mercury 872 246-7 (US 1988, picture sleeve) 

226: HIDE YOUR HEART/Hide Your Heart            
-----Mercury 876 146-7 (US 1989, picture sleeve


                             CD VIDEOS (CDV's)
                       

227: LICK IT UP/3 others                  
-----Mercury 1987

228: TEARS ARE FALLING                         
----------------------
Audio: Tears Are Falling/Any Way You Slice It
       Who Wants To Be Lonely/Secretly Cruel
Video: Tears Are Falling
-----Mercury CDV 870 710-2, 1988 (worldwide)

229: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS                       
------------------------
Audio: Crazy, Crazy Nights/No, No, No
       When Your Walls Come Down/Thief In The Night
Video: Crazy, Crazy Nights
       Directors: Pellerin and Freel; Producer: Stephen Brandman
-----Mercury CDV 080 233-2, 1988 (worldwide)

230: TURN ON THE NIGHT                        
----------------------
Audio: Hell Or High Water/I'll Figth Hell To Hold You
       When Your Walls Come Down/Turn On The Night
Video: Turn On The Night
       Director: Marty Callner; Producer: Bill Brigode
-----Mercury CDV 870 724-2, 1988 (worldwide)

231: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX              
---------------------------
Audio: Rock And Roll All Nite/Beth (EC vocal)/Love Gun
       Let's Put The X In Sex (3:38)
Video: Let's Put The X In Sex (4:34)
       Director: Rebecca Blake; Producer Jim Czarnecki
-----Mercury CDV 870 750-2, 1988 (worldwide)


                            3" CD SINGLES
                         

232: REASON TO LIVE                        
-----1987

233: TURN ON THE NIGHT/Hell Or High Water      
-----1988

234: HARD LUCK WOMAN/Detroit Rock City      
-----1988 Japan

235: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/Beth              
-----1988 Japan

236: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX/Calling Dr. Love    
-----Mercury 872 246-2 US

237: HIDE YOUR HEART/Betrayed                    
-----1989 Japan

238: RISE TO IT (radio edit-remix)/Rise To It (fpgmix)  
-----1990 US (promotional)
 
239: UNHOLY/God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II    
-----1992 Japan


                              5" CD SINGLES
                            


240: CRAZY, CRAZY NIGHTS                      
-----Mercury CDP 04 (US 1987, promotional)


241: REASON TO LIVE/Thief In The Night/Tears Are Falling/Crazy, Crazy Nights
-----Mercury 1987 


242: TURN ON THE NIGH/Hell Or High Water/Heaven's On Fire/I Love It Loud
-----Phonogram KISCD 9 (UK 1988)

243: LET'S PUT THE X IN SEX  
-----Mercury 1988 (promotional)

244: HIDE YOUR HEART/Betrayed/Boomerang         
-----Mercury 876 146-2 (US 1989, picture CD)

245: FOREVER (remix)/Creatures Of The Night/Lick It Up/Heaven's On Fire
-----Polygram 876 716-2, KISCD 11 (UK 1990, picture CD)
-----also available with postcard

246: FOREVER (remix)                        
-----Mercury CDP 195 (US 1990, picture CD, promotional)

247: RISE TO IT (fpgmix)/Silver Spoon      
-----Mercury 875 098-2 (US 1990, promotional)

248: RISE TO IT (radio edit)/Rise To It (fpgm remix) 
-----Mercury CDP 242 (US 1990)

249: GOD GAVE ROCK 'N' ROLL TO YOU II (soundtrack-edit)
     Junior's Gone Wild (King's X)/Shout It Out (Slaughter)
-----East West A8696 7567 96275-2 (US 1991, promotional)
-----also available as Picture CD

250: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU/Hard Times/I Was Made For Lovin' You (edit) 
-----Phonogram 874 803-21992 (Germany 1992)

251: UNHOLY (radio edit)                   
-----Mercury KISCD12 (UK 1992, 1 song, promotional)

252: UNHOLY/God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II (album version)
     Deuce (demo)/Strutter (demo)
-----Mercury 866 873-2, KISCD 13 (UK 1992, limited edition picture disc)
-----Mercury 866 891-2 (Holland 1992, non picture disc)

253: UNHOLY/I Just Wanna/Give It To You Easy/I Just Wanna (early mix)
-----Mercury (US 1992, promotional 8-track cart for radio)

254: UNHOLY (radio EQ mix)/Creatures Of The Night (remix)
     War Machine/I Still Love You (remix)
-----Mercury CDP 666 (US 1992, promotional)

255: I JUST WANNA/I Just Wanna (radio EQ mix)  
-----Polygram CDP 707 (US 1992, promotional)

256: DOMINO/Domino                            
-----Mercury CDP 681 (US 1992, prmotional)

257: DOMINO/Carr Jam 1981                       
-----Mercury 1992

258: EVERYTIME I LOOK AT YOU (radio EQ mix)  
-----Mercury CDP 776 (US 1992, prmotional)

259: EVERY TIME I LOOK AT YOU/I Just Wanna/Partners In Crime
-----Mercury 864 403-2 (Germany 1992)

260: I LOVE IT LOUD                           
-----Mercury 1993

261: I LOVE IT LOUD/Unholy/Deuce/Creatures Of The Night 
-----Mercury CDP 882 (US 1993, promo, all ALIVE III versions)

262: I WAS MADE FOR LOVIN' YOU (live)/I Love It Loud (live)/
     I Was Made For Lovin' You (studio)/Partners In Crime (studio)
-----Mercury 862 491-2 (Germany 1992)

263: DETROIT ROCK CITY (live)                 
-----Mercury 1993 (Promotional)


_______________________________________________________________________________
 
                SECTION THREE: COMPILATIONS & SOUNDTRACKS
_______________________________________________________________________________


264: HARD GOODS
     ----------

  Warner                                    Released: Dec 1973/Jan 1974

	B1. Strutter

  2-LP compilation. First release of a KISS song.

_______________________________________________________________________________


265: RETURN TO CASABLANCA
     --------------------

  Casablanca NBD201142

	Strutter '78
	Do You Love Me
	Rock And Roll All Nite

  U.S. compilation, various Casablanca artists.

_______________________________________________________________________________


266: RETURN TO CASABLANCA VOLUME 2
     -----------------------------

  Casablanca

  U.S. compilation, various Casablanca artists (3 KISS songs).


_______________________________________________________________________________


267: CASABLANCA FAIR SPECIAL DIGEST
     ------------------------------

  Casablanca
  
       1. KISS
       2. Donna Summer
       3. Village People

  One LP each artist, with a 12" picture of each.


_______________________________________________________________________________


268: HEAR 'N AID
     -----------

  Mercury/PolyGram  826-044-1/4                      Released:  May, 1986
  Mercury/Phonogram 826-044-2                        CD re-issue May, 1994

	Heaven's On Fire (live)


  Compilation. KISS track recorded live in Detroit, December, 1984.
  Other artists include Accept, Motorhead, Scorpions, Jimi Hendrix, etc.

_______________________________________________________________________________


269: ENDLESS LOVE (Soundtrack)
     -------------------------

  Polydor                                           Released:  1979

	I Was Made For Loving You

  Soundtrack compilation. One KISS track.

_______________________________________________________________________________


270: THE DECLINE OF WESTERN CIVILIZATION PART 2 (Soundtrack)
     -------------------------------------------------------

  Capitol					    Released: 1988

	Under My Wheels

  Alice Cooper and Guns n Roses track features Gene Simmons uttering line
  from the movie: "Sex and rock and roll - the American way"

_______________________________________________________________________________


271: SHOCKER - NO MORE MR. NICE GUY - THE MUSIC  (Soundtrack)
     --------------------------------------------------------

  SBK/Alive Records CDP 93233                    Released: November, 1989

	Shocker                                     (3.58) - DC2, JB2, GM
	Sword And Stone                             (3.57) - DC2, PS, BK
	Shocker (reprise)                           (2.54) - DC2, JB2, GM

  Shocker performed by The Dudes Of Wrath, who include Paul Stanley and
  and Desmond Child on lead vocals. Bruce Kulick plays lead guitar but is
  not credited on the albums' liner notes. Sword And Stone, performed here
  by Bonfire, an unreleased KISS track from the 1987 CRAZY NIGHTS sessions.

_______________________________________________________________________________


272: BILL AND TED'S BOGUS JOURNEY (Soundtrack)
     -----------------------------------------

  Atlantic/Interscope 7567 91725-2              Released: June, 1991
	
	God Gave Rock 'N' Roll To You II           (5.22) - RB/PS/GS/BE

  Soundtrack. Different mix than REVENGE version.

_______________________________________________________________________________


273: DAZED AND CONFUSED (Soundtrack)
     -------------------------------

  Warner Brothers 24533				Released: September, 1993

	Rock And Roll All Nite			   (2.49) - PS/GS 

  1988 remix version of the song. Other artists include Ted Nugent, Black
  Sabbath, Sweet, Alice Cooper, etc. 

_______________________________________________________________________________


274: SPEED (Soundtrack)
     ------------------
  
  Fox/Arista Records  11018			Released: June, 1994

	Mr. Speed

_______________________________________________________________________________


275: OTHER COMPILATION ALBUMS
     ------------------------

UNDER ARMED GUARD          NOVEMBER 1975, Japan
ROCK & ROLL OVER WITH KISS 1976, Tracks/Interviews, BURN'S MEDIA CON., U.S.
LOVE FUN                   1977, Comes With Inserts And LOVE GUN, U.S.
4 SOLO ALBUM SET           4 Solo Pic Disc Box, U.K.
BRAZILIAN BOX SET          Includes: UNMASKED
                                     CREATURES OF THE NIGHT
                                     ROCK AND ROLL OVER
                                     DESTORYER
                                     KISS KILLERS
                                     DRESSED TO KILL
UNIVERSAL PRESENTS GIMMIE KISS     POLYGRAM 14 Song Cassette
CRAZY NIGHTS               Box CD With Makeup Cover, 500 Made
                           With 3 Postcards, 1 Makeup sticker
100 WAYS TO WARM YOUR WINTER    w/ Thrills In The Nights
DCC REMASTERS              Phonogram Nov 1992. Compilation including
                           various unreleased versions of KISS classics and
                           the entire Wicked Lester album. Issued as an
			   in-house sampler (never released outside Phonogram);
			   only 112 made.




_______________________________________________________________________________

                          SECTION FOUR: VIDEOS
_______________________________________________________________________________


276: KISS VIDEO CLIPS:
     -----------------

	C'mon And Love Me.................................1975
	Rock And Roll All Nite............................1976
	Do You Love Me (Incomplete).......................1976  (Unreleased)
	I Want You........................................1976
	Hard Luck Woman...................................1976
	Love 'Em And Leave 'Em............................1976
	Rockin' In The U.S.A..............................1978
	Rocket Ride.......................................1978
	Almost Human (Phanthom Movie Sequence)............1978
	I Was Made For Lovin' You.........................1979
	Sure Know Something...............................1979
	Talk To Me........................................1980
	Talk To Me (Australian)...........................1980
	Shandi............................................1980
	Shandi (England)..................................1980
	She's So European.................................1980
	A World Without Heroes............................1981
	I ................................................1982
	I'm A Legend Tonight..............................1982
	I Love It Loud....................................1982
	I Love It Loud (German)...........................1982
	War Machine.......................................1983
	Lick It Up........................................1983
	All Hell's Breaking Loose.........................1983
	All Hell's Breaking Loose (European)..............1983
	Heaven's On Fire (w/ Mark)........................1984
	Heaven's On Fire (w/ Bruce).......................1984
	Thrills In The Night..............................1984
	Thrills In The Night(Office Video)................1984  (Unreleased)
	Tears Are Falling.................................1985
	Uh, All Night.....................................1985
	Who Wants To Be Lonely............................1985
	Rock And Roll All Nite (Exposed)..................1986
	Crazy Crazy Nights................................1987
	THE MAKING OF CRAZY CRAZY NIGHTS..................1988 *
	Reason To Live....................................1987
	Reason To Live (German)...........................1987
	Turn On The Night.................................1987
	Let's Put The X In Sex............................1988
	You Make Me Rock Hard.............................1988
	Hide Your Heart...................................1989
	THE MAKING OF HIDE YOUR HEART.....................1989 *
	Forever...........................................1989
	Rise To It........................................1989
	Won't Get Fooled Again (live).....................1991 **
	God Gave Rock And Roll To You II..................1991
	Unholy............................................1992
	I Just Wanna......................................1992
	Everytime I Look At You...........................1992
	Rock And Roll All Nite (Dazed And Confused).......1993
	I Love It Loud (Live).............................1993

  * Not exactly video clips but documentaries. Both commercially unreleased
    unfortunately.

  ** Recorded live during the 1985/1986 Asylum tour and planned for "Exposed
    II". Features Eric Carr, Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley on lead vocals.
    Bits and pieces were later used in the making of the "God Gave Rock And
    Roll To You II" video (all the Asylum footage comes from this video). 
    Unfortunately, it is still unreleased.


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277: ANIMALIZE LIVE UNCENSORED
     -------------------------

  RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video  RCA 60445      Released: 19 April, 1985 
  Pioneer Artists (Laserdisc)

	Detroit Rock City
	Cold Gin
	Creatures Of The Night
	Fits Like A Glove
	Heaven's On Fire
	Thrills In The Night
	Under The Gun	War Machine
	Young And Wasted
	I Love It Loud
	I Still Love You
	Love Gun
	Lick It Up
	Black Diamond
	Rock And Roll All Nite

  Recorded live at Detroit's Cobo Hall,  8 December, 1984.


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278: KISS MEETS THE PHANTHOM OF THE PARK
     -----------------------------------

  Worldvision Home Video 9080                Released:  April, 1986  
  48CD-501 (Japan)  
              
  1978 made-for-TV movie.

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279: EXPOSED
     -------

  PolyGram Video 041489/080101                   Released:  18 May, 1986


	Who Wants To Be Lonely		Video '86
	Uh! All Night			Video '86
	I Love It Loud			Live Rio de Janeiro '83
	Deuce				Live San Francisco '75
	Strutter			Live Detroit '76
	Beth				Live Houston '77
	Detroit Rock City		Live Australia '80
	Tears Are Falling		Video '85
	Lick It Up			Video '83
	All Hell's Breakin' Loose	Video '84
	I Love It Loud			Video '82
	I Stole Your Love		Live Houston '77
	Heaven's On Fire		Video '84
	Ladies' Room			Live Houston '77
	Rock And Roll All Nite		Live Australia '80
	Black Diamond			Live Brazil 1983


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280: CRAZY NIGHTS
     ------------

  PolyGram Video  080301                    Released:  March, 1988

	Crazy Crazy Nights		Video 1987
	Reason To Live			Video 1987
	Turn On The Night		Video 1988

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281: THE INTERVIEW SESSIONS
     ----------------------

  I.S. (no cat # listed)                      Released: (Month?), 1990

  Tape of interviews with Gene Simmons and/or Paul Stanley from 1982-1987,
  plus the Tomorrow Show interview from 1979. Deleted and now only available
  as a bootleg.

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282: X-TREME COLSE-UP
     ----------------

  PolyGram Video  085395                     Released:  July, 1992

	Unholy				Video '92
	Sure Know Something		Video Excerpt '79
	Watching You			Live Excerpt (Winterland '75)
	Black Diamond			Live Excerpt (Cobo Hall '75)
	Cold Gin			Live Excerpt (Capital Center '75)
	Deuce				Live Excerpt (Cobo Hall '75)
	100,000 Years			Live Excerpt (Cobo Hall '75)
	Let Me Go Rock, Rock & Roll	Live Excerpt (Anaheim '76)
	Beth				Live Excerpt (Madison Square Garden'77)
	God of Thunder			Live Excerpt (Japan '78)
	Black Diamond			Live Excerpt (Japan '77)
	Love 'Em And Leave 'Em		Video '76
	Hard Luck Woman			Video '76
	I Stole Your Love		Live Excerpt '77
	I Was Made For Lovin' You	Video Excerpt '79
	World Without Heroes		Video Excerpt '81
	Calling Dr. Love		Live Excerpt (Brazil '83)
	War Machine			Live Excerpt (Brazil '83)
	Lick It Up			Video Excerpt '83
	Let's Put The X In Sex		Video Excerpt '88
	Rise To It			Video '89
	Hide Your Heart.		Video '89
	Forever				Video '89
	I Just Wanna			Video Excerpt '92

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283: KONFIDENTIAL
     ------------

  PolyGram Video 400876033                    Released: 20 July, 1993


        Creatures of the Night
        Deuce
        I Just Wanna
        Unholy
        Heaven's on Fire
        100,000 Years                   (Detroit '76)
        Nothin' To Lose                 (San Francisco '75)
        Hotter Than Hell                (Detroit '76)
        Let Me Go Rock-n-Roll           (Japan '77)
        Domino
        Lick It Up
        Forever
        Take It Off
        I Love It Loud
        God Gave Rock'N'Roll To You 2
        Star Spangled Banner

        Recorded live in Detroit, Indianapolis, and Cleveland, 27-29 
                 November, 1992.
 



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                       SECTION FIVE: TRIBUTE ALBUMS
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284: HARD TO BELIEVE: A KISS COVERS ALBUM
     ------------------------------------

  C/Z CZ024                            Released: June, 1990

	1.  Detroit Rock City              by BULLET LAVOLTA
	2.  Parasite                       by SMELLY TOUNGES
	3.  Snowblind			   by SKIN YARD
	4.  Deuce			   by HELLMEN
	5.  Christine Sixteen		   by ALL
	6.  Calling Dr. Love		   by HULLABALOO
	7.  God Of Thunder (+)	           by THE MELVINS
	8.  Beth			   by COFFIN BREAK
	9.  Rip It Out			   by CHEMICAL PEOPLE
	10. I Want You			   by KING SNAKE ROOST
	11. Do You Love Me?		   by NIRVANA
	12. Lick It Up			   by THE HARD ONS
	13. Is That You? (+)		   by GIRL MONSTAR
	14. Sure Know Something (+)        by WHIPPER (Featuring ROCK HARD)
	15. Love Gun (+)                   by SURFIN' CAESARS
	16. War Machine (+)                by THE INSTIGATORS
	17. Deuce (+)                      by TREEPEOPLE
	18. Makin' Love (+)                by THRUST
	19. Charisma (+)                   by PLUNDERERS
        20. Beth                           by THE HARD ONS

  Various Producers.

  Songs marked (+) do not appear on all pressings of the album. Track 20
  unlisted. Available with two different covers, one with the Love Gun faces
  and the other with just a pair of lips. Deleted since 1990 or 1991.


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286: FLAMING YOUTH: A NORWEGIAN TRIBUTE TO KISS
     ------------------------------------------

 REC 90/Groovy MNM/Voices of Wonder RID-011  (Norway)    Released: May, 1994

	1.  Deuce                         by GRACELAND
	2.  Strutter                      by GRUNT PEOPLE w/ LINDA JOHANSEN
	3.  Love Gun                      by RAMJAM
	4.  Mainline                      by MOTHER'S LOVE
	5.  Parasite                      by HEDGE HOG
	6.  Tomorrow                      by THE STUCK
	7.  Calling Dr. Love              by BLANT DE PRIMITIVE
	8.  Shock Me                      by MOTORPSYCHO w/ DAG INGEBRIGTSEN
	9.  Beth                          by GARTNERLOSJEN
	10. She	                          by PARAPLEGIC
	11. Strange Ways                  by SPACEMEN STIFF
	12. Watchin' You                  by LOST AT LAST
	13. Shout It Out Loud             by DUMDUM BOYS
	14. Cold Gin                      by MUCK
	15. I Was Made For Lovin' You     by THE JUNGLE MEDICS
	16. Rock And Roll All Nite        by COSMIC DROPOUTS
	17. Greetings To Paul (+)         by BARE EGIL BAND

  Produced and conceived by Trulus Kvernhusvik.
  Recorded at various studios in Norway.
  Edited at Sigma Recording.

  17 bands, most unknown even in Norway, contributed to this album, although
  DumDum Boys and Motorpsycho are two of that country's biggest rock bands.
  Linda Johansen, who appears here with Grunt People is actually the editor
  of a norwegian soft-porn magazine. Track 17 (+) a non-cover bonus track sung
  in Norwegian, not listed on the album's back cover.  The front cover looks 
  like the cover of DYNASTY (023), but the Paul, Ace and Gene's faces have 
  been replaced with plastic-dolls with make-up. Peter's face has been 
  replaced by a small kitten (!).

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286: KISS MY ASS: CLASSIC KISS REGROOVED
     -----------------------------------

  Mercury/PolyGram  314-522123-1 (Red Vinyl)    Released:  7 June, 1994
  Mercury/PolyGram  314-522393-2/4              Released: 21 June, 1994
  Mercury/PolyGram  314-522476-2/4 (outside US)

	1.  Deuce                          by LENNY KRAVITZ w/ STEVIE WONDER
	2.  Hard Luck Woman                by GARTH BROOKS w/ KISS
	3.  She	                           by ANTHRAX
	4.  Christine Sixteen              by GIN BLOSSOMS
	5.  Rock And Roll All Nite         by TOAD THE WET SPROCKET
	6.  Calling Dr. Love               by SHANDI'S ADDICTION
	7.  Going Blind                    by DINOSAUR JR.
	8.  Strutter                       by EXTREME
	9.  Plaster Caster                 by THE LEMONHEADS
	10. Detroit Rock City              by MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSNOTES
	11. Black Diamond                  by YOSHIKI
	12. Unholy (+)                     by DIE ARZTE

  Various Producers and Recording Studios.

  Track 12 only available on US vinyl and non-US CDs. The most hyped of the 
  three tribute albums. Actually, Gene and Paul were very much involved in
  making this album happen. Track 2 features all four members of KISS as
  Garth Brooks' backing band.
 



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                    SECTION SIX: PETER CRISS DISCOGRAPHY
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287: CHELSEA: "CHELSEA" 
     ------------------

  Decca Dl 75262                                Released:  1971

	A1. Rollin' Along
	A2. Let's Call It A Day
	A3. Silver Lining
	A4. All American Boy
	A5. Hard Rock Music
	B1. Ophelia
	B2. Long River
	B3. Grace
	B4. Polly You
	B5. Good Company

  Producer unknown. Engineered by Ron Johnsen.
  Recorded in NYC, 1971.

	Chris Aroidas____________________Guitar.
	Michael Benvenga_________________Bass/vocals.
	Mike Brand_______________________Guitar.
	Peter Criss______________________Drums.
	Peter Shepley____________________Lead vocals.

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288: SOUND CONSPIRACY  (Compilation)
     ----------------

  MCA                                           Released: 1971


  Promotional compilation including one track from Chelsea.

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289: OUT OF CONTROL
     --------------

  Casablanca NBLP 7240                          Released:  June, 1980
  Mercury/Phonogram 6302-065  (Europe)
  VIP 22S-14 (Japan)

	A1. By Myself                               (3.36) - PC/SP/WO
	A2. In Trouble Again                        (3.32) - PC/SP
	A3. Where Will They Run                     (3.54) - PC/SP
	A4. I Found Love                            (4.19) - PC/SP/WO
	A5. There's Nothing Better                  (3.32) - PC/SP
	B1. Out Of Control                          (4.19) - PC/SP
	B2. Words                                   (4.43) - PC/SP
	B3. You Better Run                          (2.40) - FC/EB
	B4. My Life                                 (3.39) - DB/PC/WO
	B5. Feel Like Letting Go                    (5.00) - PC/SP

  Produced by David Wolfert and Peter Criss. Co-produced by Sten Penridge.

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290: LET ME ROCK YOU
     ---------------

  Casablanca 6302-194                          Released:  1982

	A1. Let It Go                                (4.00) - TF/DF/BH2
	A2. Tears                                    (3.31) - VV/AM
	A3. Move On Over                             (3.44) - VP/PC
	A4. Jealous Guy                              (3.54) - JL
	A5. Destiny                                  (4.10) - CM/CM2/JS
	B1.  Some Kinda' Hurricane                   (4.02) - RB
	B2. Let Me Rock You                          (3.32) - RB
	B3. First Day In The Rain                    (3.30) - SS
	B4. Feel Like Heaven                         (3.40) - GS
	B5. Bad Boys                                 (3.29) - PC/JR

  Produced by Vini Poncia.

  Released in Europe and America, except the US and Canada. Deleted since
  1982.

_______________________________________________________________________________


291: CRISS: "CRISS"
     -------------

  Tony Nicole 0004-25E                        Released: December, 1993 

	1. The Cat	                	     (4.36) - PC/MM2/KM/MS
	2. Show Me	                             (4.05) - MM2/MS/PC/XB 
	3. Good Times           	             (4.38) - PC/KM/MM2
 	4. What You're Doin'                         (3.09) - PC/MM2/MS/KM 
	5. Beth		                             (2.48) - PC/BE/SP

  Produced by Dito Godwin and  Peter Criss.
  Co-produced by Mark Montague.

	The Boys____________________Additional background vocals.
	Peter Criss_________________Drums/lead vocals/percussion.
	Dito Godwin_________________Slide guitar on 1.
	Wayne Johnsen_______________Acoustic guitar on 5.
	Kirk Miller_________________Lead guitar/back-up vocals.
	Mark Montague_______________Bass/back-up vocals/taurus peddles (sic).
	Doug Shaw___________________Piano on 3.
	Mike Stone__________________Lead vocals/guitar.

_______________________________________________________________________________

SINGLES:


All By Myself/I found Love
----Casablanca(1980)
----VIP 6S-23 (Japan)

Tears/Jealous Guy     
----Casablanca(1982)

Bad Attitude
----Tony Nicole 0004-2A(1994)





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                     SECTION SEVEN:  ACE FREHLEY DISCOGRAPHY
_______________________________________________________________________________


292: MOLIMO
     ------

   RCA (no cat # available)                      (unreleased 1972)


  First Ace Frehley on vinyl. Album is extremely rare and the contents
  are as of now unknown.

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293: CRAZY JOE AND THE VARIABLE SPEED BAND: "CRAZY JOE AND THE VARIABLE...."
     -----------------------------------------------------------------------

  Casablanca NBLP/5 7254                         Released: 1981

	Eugene

  Track co-written and co-produced by Ace Frehley. He also plays synth drums
  on it, as well on another track "The Gay Ranchero".

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294:  DEMO
      ----

  (no record label)                           (unreleased 1984)

	1. Audio/Video                              (3.56)
	2. The Hurt Is On                           (4.14)
	3. I Got The Touch                          (3.12)
        4. Rock or Be Rocked                        (3.15)
        5. Remember Me                              (3.23)
        6. Baby It's You                            (3.14)
        7. Gotta Find A Party                       (3.38)
	8. The Girl Can't Dance                     (3.17)

  Various producers.
  Recorded in NYC, 1984.

	Anton Fig___________________________Drums.
	Ace Frehley_________________________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals/
                                            back-up vocals.
	John Regan__________________________Bass/back-up vocals.
 	Richie Scarlet______________________Rhythm guitar/back-up vocals.
	Arthur Stead________________________Keyboards.

  Two producers were working with Ace at the time: Vini Poncia, Chris Kimsey.
  It is unclear, though, which producer worked on which tracks.

_______________________________________________________________________________


295: WE GOT YOUR ROCK
     ----------------

  (no record label)                             (unreleased 1985)

	1.  Dancing With Danger                     (3.44)
	2.  Into The Night                          (4.11)
        3.  Angel                                   (3.12)
        4.  Back On The Streets                     (5.38)
	5.  Rock Or Be Rocked                       (3.28)
        6.  Give It To Me Anyway                    (5.20)
	7.  Stranger In A Strange Land              (3.55)
	8.  Dolls			            (2.56)
	9.  Animal                                  (4.12)
	10. Back Into My Arms Again                 (4.48)

  Produced by Ace Frehley and Tony Bongiovi.
  Recorded at The Power Station Studios, NYC, September, 1985.

	Anton Fig___________________________Drums.
	Ace Frehley_________________________Lead & rhythm guitar/lead vocals
                                            on 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 10/ back-up 
                                            vocals.
	John Regan__________________________Bass/back-up vocals.
 	Richie Scarlet______________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 1, 
                                            3, 4, 6 & 9/back-up vocals.
	Rob Sabino__________________________Keyboards.

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296: FREHLEY'S COMET
     ---------------

  Megaforce Worldwide 81749-1/2/4                 Released:  1987

	1.  Rock Soldiers                           (5.05) - AF/CT
	2.  Breakout                                (3.38) - AF/EC/RS
	3.  Into The Night                          (4.12) - RB
	4.  Something Moved                         (4.02) - TH
	5.  We Got Your Rock                        (4.12) - AF/MK
	6.  Love Me Right                           (3.54) - AF/IS
	7.  Calling To You                          (4.20) - TW/AF/JM/KR2
	8.  Dolls                                   (3.28) - AF
	9.  Stranger In A Strange Land              (4.02) - AF
	10. Fractured Too (Instrumental)            (4.14) - AF/JR

Produced by Eddie Kramer and Ace Frehley.
Recorded at Right Track Studios and Sound Ideas Studios, NYC, Master Sound 
            Stusios, Astoria, NY and Bear Tracks, Suffern, NY.

	Ace Frehley_________________Lead and rhythm guitar/lead vocals on
                                     1, 3, 5, 6, 8 & 9/back-up vocals.
	John Regan__________________Bass/back-up vocals.
	Tod Howarth_________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 2, 4 & 7/
                                     keyboards/back-up vocals.
	Anton Fig___________________Drums/percussion.

_______________________________________________________________________________


297: FREHLEY'S COMET:  "LIVE + 1"
     ----------------------------

  Megaforce Worldwide 81826-1/2/4                 Released:  1988

	1. Rip It Out                               (4.34) - AF/LK/SK
	2. Breakout                                 (7.32) - AF/EC/RS
	3. Something Moved                          (3.57) - TH
	4. Rocket Ride                              (4.34) - AF/SD
	5. Words Are Not Enough (studio)            (3.25) - AF/JK

  Produced by Ace Frehley, John Regan, Tod Howarth, and Scott Mabuch.
  Recorded live at the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, 4 September, 1987.

	Ace Frehley_________________Lead and rhythm guitar/lead vocals on
                                    1, 4 & 5/back-up vocals.
	John Regan__________________Bass/back-up vocals.
	Tod Howarth_________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 2 & 3/
                                    keyboards on 5/back-up vocals.
	Anton Fig___________________Drums/percussion.

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298: FREHLEY'S COMET:  "SECOND SIGHTING"
     -----------------------------------

  Megaforce Worldwide 81862-1/2/4                 Released: 1988

	1.  Insane                                  (3.45) - AF/GM2
	2.  Time Ain't Runnin' Out                  (3.52) - TH
	3.  Dancin' With Danger                     (3.25) - AF/DS2/SP2/ST
	4.  It's Over Now                           (4.39) - TH
	5.  Loser In A Fight                        (4.33) - TH/JR
	6.  Juvenile Delinquent                     (5.13) - AF
	7.  Fallen Angel                            (3.44) - TH
	8.  Separate                                (4.56) - AF/JR
	9.  New Kind Of Lover                       (3.14) - TH
	10. The Acorn Is Spinning                   (4.50) - AF/JR

  Produced by Frehley's Comet with Scott Mabuchi
  Recorded at Media Sound Studios, New York City, NY

	Ace Frehley________________Lead and rhythm guitar/lead vocals on
                                   1, 3, 6, 8 & 10/back-up vocals.
	John Regan_________________Bass/back-up vocals.
	Tod Howarth________________Rhythm guitar/lead vocals on 2, 4, 5, 
                                   7 & 9/back-up vocals.
	Jamie Oldaker______________Drums/percussion.

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299: TROUBLE WALKIN'
     ---------------

  Megaforce Worldwide 82042-1/2/4                 Released:  1989

	1.  Shot Full Of Rock                       (4.47) - AF/RS
	2.  Do Ya                                   (3.47) - JF
	3.  Five Card Stud                          (4.01) - AF/MF
	4.  Hide Your Heart                         (4.33) - DD/PS/HK
	5.  Lost In Limbo                           (4.10) - RS/AF
	6.  Trouble Walkin'                         (3.08) - BW/PB
	7.  2 Young 2 Die                           (4.29) - AF/RS
	8.  Back To School                          (3.43) - AF/JR
	9.  Remember Me                             (5.01) - CC/AF
	10. Fractured III                           (6.48) - JR/AF

  Produced by Eddie Kramer, Ace Frehley, and John Regan.

	Sebastian Bach__________________Back-up vocals.
	Rachel Bolan____________________Back-up vocals.
	Peter Criss_____________________Back-up vocals and pecussion on 7.
	Peppy Castro____________________Back-up vocals.
	Anton Fig_______________________Drums/percussion.
	Ace Frehley_____________________Lead and rhtyhm guitar/lead vocals
                                        (except on 7)/back-up vocals.
	Al Fritsch______________________Back-up vocals.
	John Regan______________________Bass guitar/synth FX on 10/back-up
                                        vocals.
	Richie Scarlet__________________Rhtyhm guitar/lead vocals on 7/back-up
                                        vocals.
	Davo Sabo_______________________Back-up vocals.
	Pat Sommers_____________________Back-up vocals.
	Sandy Slavin____________________Drums on 6/percussion.

_______________________________________________________________________________

SINGLES:

Rock Soldiers                 
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1987)

Calling To You                
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1987)

Into The Night                
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1987)

Insane                        
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1988)

Separate                      
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1988)

Do Ya                         
-----Megaforce Worldwide(1989)

Do Ya
----Megaforce Worldwide(PR 3010-2, CD-promo, 1989)



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300: FREHLEY'S COMET:  "LIVE... +4"
     ------------------------------

  Atlantic Video 50131-3                          Released: 1988

  
	Rip It Out	 	 (live)
	Something Moved          (live)
	Cold Gin		 (live)
	Shock Me		 (live)
	Breakout		 (live)
	Rocket Ride		 (live)
	Into The Night		 (video)
	Rock Soldiers		 (video)
	Insane			 (video)
	It's Over Now		 (video)

  Filmed live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London,  19 March, 1988.






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                    SECTION EIGHT: VINNIE VINCENT DISCOGRAPHY
_______________________________________________________________________________


301: TREASURE:  "TREASURE"
     ---------------------

  Epic  34890                                       Released:  1977

 
	A1. I Wanna Love You
	A2. Innocent Eyes
	A3. Love Me Tonight
	A4. Subilation
	B1. When The Sun Shines
	B2. My Lady Once Told Me
	B3. Turn Yourself Around
        B4. Think It's Love
        B5. Treasure

  Featuring Vinnie Vincent.

_______________________________________________________________________________


302: DAN HARTMAN: "INSTANT REPLAY"
     -----------------------------

  (Label and cat # unknown)

  
  Features Vinnie Cusano (Vinnie Vincent) on guitar. Other details
  unavailable.

_______________________________________________________________________________


303: VINNIE VINCENT INVASION
     -----------------------

  Chrysalis  CHR 1529                                 Released:  1986

	1.  Boyz Are Gonna Rock                        (4.56) - VV
        2.  Shoot U Full Of Love                       (4.42) - VV
        3.  No Substitute                              (3.52) - VV
        4.  Animal                                     (4.39) - VV
        5.  Twisted                                    (4.33) - VV
	6.  Do You Wanna Make Love                     (3.22) - VV/RF
	7.  Back On The Streets                        (4.48) - VV/RF2
	8.  I Wanna Be Your Victim                     (4.35) - VV
	9.  Baby-O                                     (3.44) - VV
	10. Invasion                                   (5.24) - VV/RF

  Produced by Vinnie Vincent & Dana Strum.
  Recorded at Baby 'O Recorders, Hollywood, CA. Jan-March 1986.

 	Robert Fleischman_____________________Vocals.
	Bobby Rock____________________________Drums.
	Dana Strum____________________________Bass.
	Vinnie Vincent________________________Lead aand rhythm guitar.
	
_______________________________________________________________________________


304: ALL SYSTEMS GO
     --------------

  Chrysalis 209 11                                     Released:  May, 1988


	1.  Ashes To Ashes                             (5.02) - VV
	2.  Dirty Rhythm                               (3.37) - VV
	3.  Love Kills                                 (5.33) - VV
	4.  Naughty Naughty                            (3.29) - VV
	5.  Burn                                       (4.37) - VV
	6.  Let Freedom Rock                           (5.30) - VV
	7.  That Time Of Year                          (4.42) - VV
	8.  Heavy Pettin'                              (4.10) - VV
	9.  Ecstasy                                    (4.35) - VV
	10. Deeper And Deeper                          (3.54) - VV
	11. Breakout                                   (3.59) - VV

  Produced by Dana Strum and Vinnie Vincent.
  Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, CA.
            The Sunset Landmark Theatre, Hollywood, CA.

	Bobby Rock____________________________Drums.
	Mark Slaughter________________________Vocals.
	Dana Strum____________________________Bass.
	Vinnie Vincent________________________Lead and rhythm guitar.
	
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305: GUITAR FROM HELL
     ----------------

  (Label unknown)                              Released:  1990


  Details about this album unavailable.





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                    SECTION NINE: MARK ST. JOHN DISCOGRAPHY
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306: WHITE TIGER:  "WHITE TIGER"
     ---------------------------

  E.M.C. Records   E.M.C. 3653             Released:  1986

	A1. Rock Warriors
	A2. Love, Hate
	A3. Bad Time Coming
	A4. Runaway
	B1. Still Standing Strong
	B2. Live To Rock
	B3. Northern Wind
	B4. Stand And Deliver
	B5. White Hot Desire

  Produced by Mark St. John

  Mark St. John's band after his departure from KISS.




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              SECTION TEN: BRUCE AND BOB KULICK DISCOGRAPHIES
_______________________________________________________________________________


307: BALANCE: "BALANCE"
     ------------------

  Portrait  37357                                  Released: (unknown)

  Features Bob Kulick on lead guitar.


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308: BALANCE: "IN FOR THE COUNT"
     --------------------------

  Portrait                                         Released: (unknown)

  Features Bob Kulick on lead guitar.

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309: BLACKJACK:  "BLACKJACK"
     -----------------------

  Polydor PD-1-6215                                Released: 1979

	A1. Love Me Tonight
	A2. Heart Of Stone
	A3. The Night Has Me Calling For You
	A4. Southern Ballad (If This Means Losing You)
	A5. Fallin'
	B1. Without Your Love
	B2. Countin' On You
	B3. I'm Aware Of Your Love
	B4. For You
	B5. Heart Of Mine

  Songs by Michael Bolton/Bruce Kulick. Bruce plays lead guitar.

_______________________________________________________________________________


310: BLACKJACK:  "WORLDS APART"
     --------------------------

  Polydor                                          Released: 1980

	A1. My World Is Empty Without You
	A2. Love Is Hard To Find
	A3. Stay
	A4. Airwaves
	A5. Maybe It's The Power Of Love
	B1. Welcome To The World
	B2. Breakaway
	B3. Really Wanna Know
	B4. Sooner Or Later
	B5. She Wants You Back

  Featuring Bruce Kulick

_______________________________________________________________________________


311: MICHAEL BOLTON: "MICHAEL BOLTON"
     --------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)

  Features Bruce Kulick on guitar.

_______________________________________________________________________________


312: MICHAEL BOLTON: "EVERYBODY'S CRAZY"
     ----------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)

  Features Bruce Kulick on guitar.

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313: GOOD RATS:  "GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC"
     ----------------------------------


  Great American Records GAR 8003                 Released: (unknown)

	A1. New York Survivor
	A2. Julie
	A3. Audience
	A4. Hollywood Ending
	A5. Great American Music Halls
	B1. Yes Or No
	B2. Icy Cold
	B3. On My Way To School
	B4. Oh So Good
	B5. Rock And Roll Point Of View

  Bruce Kulick plays lead guitar

_______________________________________________________________________________


314: STEVIE:  "GYPSY"
     ----------------

  (Label and cat # unknown)                       Released: (unknown)

        A1. Fils De La Nuit
        A2. Gypsy
        A3. On Oublie Tout
        A4. Without You
        A5. Radio
        B1. Le Chemin En Arriere
        B2. Coeur Killer
        B3. Tu Me Manques Mec
        B4. Take Me Back

  Featuring Bruce Kulick

_______________________________________________________________________________


315: BILLY SQUIER: "TALE OF THE TAPE"
     --------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)

  Features Bruce Kulick on guitar.

_______________________________________________________________________________


316: MICHEAL WENDROFF: "KISS THE WORLD GOODBYE"
     ------------------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)

 
  Features both Bob and Bruce Kulick on guitars.

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317: MICHAEL WENDROFF: "RECORDED LIVE"
     ---------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)
 

  Features Bob Kulick.

______________________________________________________________________________


318: MICHEAL WENDROFF: "SOUTHPAW"
     ----------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: (unknown)


  Features Bob Kulick.

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319: GUITAR'S PRACTICING MUSICIANS VOL. 2
     ------------------------------------

  (Label unknown)                                 Released: 1991


  Features Bruce Kulick's composition "Zeptune".

_______________________________________________________________________________


320: WASP: "THE CRIMSON IDOL"
     ------------------------

  EMI                                            Released:  1992/1993 US


  Features Bob Kulick on lead guitar.




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                      SECTION ELEVEN: ERIC SINGER DISCOGRAPHY
_______________________________________________________________________________


321: BLACK SABBATH: "SEVENTH STAR"
     -----------------------------

  Warner                                         Released:  1986
	A1. In For The Kill
	A2. No Stranger To Love
	A3. Turn To Stone
	A4. Sphinx (The Guardian)
	A5. Seventh Star
	B1. Danger Zone
	B2. Heart Like A Wheel
	B3. Angry Heart
	B4. In Memory...

  Eric Singer plays drums.

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322: BLACK SABBATH: "THE ETERNAL IDOL"
     ---------------------------------

  Warner                                        Released: 1987

	A1. The Shining
	A2. Ancient Warrior
	A3. Hard Life To Live
	A4. Glory Ride
	B1. Born To Lose
	B2. Nightmare
	B3. Scarlet Pimpernel
	B4. Lost Forever
	B5. Eternal Idol

  Eric Singer plays drums.

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323: BADLANDS: "BADLANDS"
     --------------------

                                                Released:  1991

  Eric Singer plays drums.




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                  SECTION TWELVE: OTHER KISS-RELEATED RECORDS
_______________________________________________________________________________


324: LYN CHRISTOPHER: "LYN CHRISTOPHER"
     ----------------------------------

  Paramount 6051                                    Released:  1972


  Produced by Ron Johnsen.
  Recorded at Electric Lady Studios, NYC. 1972


  Features Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley back-up vocals.

_______________________________________________________________________________


325: WENDY O. WILLIAMS:  "W.O.W."
     ----------------------------

  Passport Records PB 6034                          Released:  1984

	A1. I Love Sex (And Rock And Roll)          (3.47) - GS/WB/RW/AT/RS
	A2. It's My Life                            (3.58) - GS/PS
	A3. Priestess                               (3.23) - WB/RW/CR/XS
	A4. Thief In The Night                      (3.47) - GS/MW
	A5. Opus in Cm7                             (4.20) - RW/CR
	B1. Ready To Rock                           (5.11) - RW/CR/RS
	B2. Bump And Grind                          (4.27) - WB/RW/CR/XT/RS
	B3. Legends Never Die                       (4.25) - GS/MF2/AM
	B4. Ain't None Of Your Business             (3.27) - GS/EC/VV

  Produced by Gene Simmons.

  Paul Stanley plays guitar on "Ready To Rock."  Eric Carr plays drums on 
  "Legends Never Die" (the drum tracks were from an unfinished demo left 
  over from _Creatures of the Night_). Ace Frehley plays lead guitar on 
  "Bump And Grind" (his first appearance on vinyl after leaving KISS).  
  Several songs were written by KISS members or KISS alumni.  "Thief In 
  The Night" was later recorded by KISS and released on CRAZY NIGHTS (041).

_______________________________________________________________________________


326: SEAN DELANEY: "HIGHWAY"
     -----------------------

  (label unknown)                               Released: (unknown)

  Former KISS roadie. Album dedicated to KISS.

_______________________________________________________________________________


327: ANTHRAX: "BLACK LODGE" CD Single
     --------------------------------

  Elektra 66277					Released: August, 1993
		
	Love Her All I Can

  Anthrax cover of the 1975 KISS classic with Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley
  singing back-up vocals.

_______________________________________________________________________________


   Artists: 
   --------

AF  - Ace Frehley
AF2 - Anton Fig
AM  - Adam Mitchell
AT  - A Tolliver
BA  - Bryan Adams
BE  - Bob Ezrin
BH  - Bob Halligan
BH2 - Brie Howard
BK  - Bruce Kulick
BM  - Barry Mann
BT  - B. Turgon
BW  - Bill Wray
CC  - Carter Cathcart
CM  - Charlie Midnight
CM2 - Cash Monet
CR  - C Romanelli
CT  - Chip Taylor
CW  - Cynthia Weil
DC  - Dave Clark (Dave Clark Five 1965)
DC2 - Desmond Child
DF  - Davey Faragher
DS  - Davitt Sigerson
DS2 - Dana Strum
DW  - Dianne Warren
EC  - Eric Carr
EG  - Ellie Greenwich
FSK - Francis Scott Key
GM  - Gerard McMahon
GM2 - Gene Moore
GS  - Gene Simmons
IS  - Ira Schickman
HK  - Holly Knight
HM  - Howard Marks
HR  - Howard Rice
JB  - Jeff Barry
JB2 - Jean Beauvoir
JM  - J McClarty
JF  - Jeanette Frehley
JK  - Jimmy Keneally
JL  - Jeff Lynne
JR  - Jim Roberge
JS  - Jeff Schoen
JV  - J. Vastano
JV2 - Jim Vallance
KF  - Kim Fowley
KM  - Kirk Miller
KR  - Keith Richards (Rolling Stones 1967)
KR2 - K Russell
LH  - Leigh Harline
LK  - Larry Kelly
LR  - Lou Reed
M&L - Mann & Lowe (Bobby Rydell, Cameo-Parkway 1959)
MA  - M. Anthony
MB  - Michael Bolton
MF  - Mark Ferrari
MF2 - Micki Free
MJ  - Mikel Japp
MJ2 - Mick Jagger (Rolling Stones 1967)
MK  - Marty Kupersmith
MM  - M. Morgan
MM2 - Mark Montague
MR  - M. Rene (Bobby Lewis 1961)
MS  - Mike Stone
MW  - Mitch Weissman
NW  - Ned Washington
PB  - Phil Brown
PC  - Peter Criss
PC2 - Pepe Castro
PD  - Peter Diggins
PS  - Paul Stanley
PS2 - Phil Spector
RA  - R. Adams (Bobby Lewis 1961)
RB  - Russ Ballard (Hello, Argent)
RF  - Robert Fleischman
RF2 - R. Friedman
RK  - Robert "Bob" Kulick
RS  - R Stotts
RW  - Rod Swenson
SC  - Stephen Coronel
SD  - Sean Delaney
SK  - Sue Kelly
SP  - Stan Penridge
SP2 - Spencer Proffer
SS  - Steve Stevens
ST  - Streetheart
TF  - Tommy Faragher
TH  - The Hollies
TP  - Tony Powers
TT  - Tommy Thayer
VP  - Vini Poncia
VC  - Vincent Cusano  
VV  - Vinnie Vincent
WB  - Wes Beech
XB  - ?. Bardowell
XD  - ?. Damon
XR  - ?. Roberts
XT  - ?. Tolliver
XV  - ?. Van Zen

    Hey Shawn,
    
    Feel free to grab .307 and then delete.  Didn't realize it was such a 
    ++HUGE++ file.  Below is the 'simple' album list!
    
    /jen
    
    
   1.Kiss - 1974
   2.Hotter than Hell - 1974
   3.Dressed to Kill - 1975
   4.Alive! - 1975
   5.Destroyer - 1976
   6.Rock and Roll Over - 1976
   7.Love Gun - 1977
   8.Alive II - 1977
   9.Double Platinum - 1978
  10.Ace Frehley - 1978
  11.Gene Simmons - 1978
  12.Peter Criss - 1978
  13.Paul Stanley - 1978
  14.Dynasty - 1979
  15.Unmasked - 1980
  16.Music from the Elder - 1981
  17.Killers - 1982
  18.Creatures of the Night - 1982
  19.Lick It Up - 1983
  20.Animalize - 1984
  21.Asylum - 1985
  22.Crazy Nights - 1987
  23.Smashes, Thrashes, and Hits - 1988
  24.Hot In the Shade - 1989
  25.Revenge - 1992
  26.Alive III - 1993 

    
    	Thanks, Jen ... now I can see where I stand.
    

   1.Kiss - 1974			x
   2.Hotter than Hell - 1974		x
   3.Dressed to Kill - 1975		x
   4.Alive! - 1975			
   5.Destroyer - 1976			x
   6.Rock and Roll Over - 1976		x
   7.Love Gun - 1977			x
   8.Alive II - 1977			
   9.Double Platinum - 1978		x
  10.Ace Frehley - 1978			x
  11.Gene Simmons - 1978		x
  12.Peter Criss - 1978			x
  13.Paul Stanley - 1978		x
  14.Dynasty - 1979			
  15.Unmasked - 1980			x
  16.Music from the Elder - 1981	
  17.Killers - 1982			
  18.Creatures of the Night - 1982	x
  19.Lick It Up - 1983			x
  20.Animalize - 1984			
  21.Asylum - 1985			
  22.Crazy Nights - 1987		x
  23.Smashes, Thrashes, and Hits - 1988	
  24.Hot In the Shade - 1989		x
  25.Revenge - 1992			x
  26.Alive III - 1993 			

   1.Kiss - 1974			x
   2.Hotter than Hell - 1974		x
   3.Dressed to Kill - 1975		x
   4.Alive! - 1975			
   5.Destroyer - 1976			x
   6.Rock and Roll Over - 1976		x
   7.Love Gun - 1977			x
   8.Alive II - 1977			
   9.Double Platinum - 1978		x
  10.Ace Frehley - 1978			x
  11.Gene Simmons - 1978		x
  12.Peter Criss - 1978			x
  13.Paul Stanley - 1978		x
  14.Dynasty - 1979			
  15.Unmasked - 1980			x
  16.Music from the Elder - 1981	x
  17.Killers - 1982			
  18.Creatures of the Night - 1982	x
  19.Lick It Up - 1983			x
  20.Animalize - 1984			x
  21.Asylum - 1985			
  22.Crazy Nights - 1987		x
  23.Smashes, Thrashes, and Hits - 1988	
  24.Hot In the Shade - 1989		x
  25.Revenge - 1992			x
  26.Alive III - 1993 			

    
    For all you KISS fans:
    
        The four original members of KISS reunited for the first time
    in like 15 years for a taping of an upcoming "Unplugged" gig.  I'm
    not exact on when it will air, but apparently Ace was thrilled with
    this deal as well as the first-rate treatment he and Peter Criss 
    have been getting from Gene & Paul.  I think those two have finally
    realized that they ain't doing jack-sh#t and it's about friggin time
    this thing happened.
    
        For the songs: again, not sure.  However, I heard Ace (and the
    rest of the line-up) originally wanted to do "Shock Me" (cool!), but
    Ace wasn't groovin' the "strict unplugged rules and regulations
    concerning electronics and effects," so who knows.
    
    Still, a very cool deal for KISS fans.
    Kev --
    

    
      WOW !!!
    
      I LOve the Ole Kiss !!!  I can not wait to begin taping the MTV
    Unplugged event .....YES !
    
    /Sax
    

    
    RE: -1
    
    Yeah, me too.  I was thinking:  how long until the boys cash-in
    BIGTIME on a full-blown reunion tour?  Maybe some of that makeup
    will smooth out Crater-Ace, ooops, that's Space-Ace's complexion.
    
    Kev --
    

    
     Hum...I didn't mind crater_Ace....Always Loved Chris, enjoyed
    Gene's toungue...and Peter was kool !
    
    

    
      Why did I mention Chris for ?  There was a chris at one time
    wasn't there ?  Ug !
    
     What would be kool is an unplugged version of Beth, but change a 
    few words and have it go like this :
    
    
    
       Nicole I hear you calling
    As OJ slashed your throat
    I wish I was there to help you
    but I was still passed out ka- ka- Cold
    
      Hum...actually that's kinda Sick....that's something that Wierd
    Al Yankavich ?(Sp?) would do.
    
    /Detroit Rock City
    

Kizz unplugged doesn't sound so interesting to me but I really liked em back
when the original 4 were together.

A reunion tour would probably do well

    RE: -2
    
    Wow!!  Now we're talkin'!!!
    
    

    
    	I'm with Tim ... I want REAL KISS music, not that "watered down"
    	unplugged crap.
    

    A reuinion tour with makeup, costumes and a large stage with flames,
    etc. would make them a lot of money!!

    I would LOVE a reunion!!!!!
    
    Im pysched about the Unplugged.... cant wait !!!! 
    
    SueJ

Although Buck might disagree, hearing Ace playing acoustic without any
distortion, efx etc to cover up his playing might be painful...

    
    	KISS will be on AOL tonight at 8PM.
    

    >	KISS will be on AOL tonight at 8PM.
    
    Damn -- watch, I'll have to work tonight....

    
    Kizz Unplugged is tonight at 9pm!
    
    Tape it MuffiN!
    
    SueJ

So who watched the Unplugged special last night?

I saw the second half.  It was painful to watch them do 2 awful ballads.  I was
just about to turn it off when out walks Ace and Peter.  So they do Beth pretty
well - although I don't like that song.  Then they get the other guitarist and
drummer and do (Geez - I forgot the song again- it was on Alive I, someone help
me out here) and of course, Rock and Roll All Nite.  I thought they did those
pretty well.

In fact (Buck take note) I thought Ace was in pretty good form and was much more
interesting to listen to than the new guitarist.

I did think that Ace had a passing resemblance to prc.  Am I the only one to
notice this.  Not for the DAFS, just the eyes and hair.  

Tim

    
    	So the original line-up was there?
    
    	Maybe I should have taped it after all.
    

Only for the last 15 minutes.  

    Tim,
    
    Got To Choose is the song you're looking for from Alive (I).
    
    I was sort of irked that Peter and Ace played ALONG WITH Eric and
    Bruce (the new dudes) -- I was hoping for a REPLACEMENT.  Such was
    not the case.
    
    All in all, KIZZ sounded very good.  They did a killer version of 
    Goin' Blind!!  If this show pops up on a re-run, check it out!

    Is the "new guitarist" Bruce Kulick?
    
    He played with one of my all-time favorite Jersey bar bands, The Good
    Rats.
    
    And... he sucked.   He just struck me as incredibly "generic".  Rarely
    venturing out from pentatonic box playing.   Definitely the WRONG guy
    for the Good Rats.
    
    And now this guy has instructional videos out????   "How to sound like
    everyone else" ????
    
    	db

Nope it was Nothing to Lose  You just bumped my brain cell and I remembered

Yes, Bruce Kulick was the replacement guy.  He looked like he fell out of
Wayne's World.

No Stairway to Heaven

Tim

    I Just Thought of Some_Thang...
    If All The Original_Members of The Band Got Back Together fer A Major
    Tour and Wore The Old Make_Up...It Could be Called..
     The"Kiss and MakeUp"Tour.
    
    
        Crazy_Not_p.t'ed_Al       Steal_It,if it's new..

    
    	I got "Asylum" from my sister ... 2 more to go and I'll be done.
    	And BTW, this is a very good album.
    
    	Is "Killers" hard to find?  None of the Westboro/Shrewsbury
    	music stores have it.
    

    Killers is only available as an import.  The japanese version has
    more songs than the german version.  Killers had some previously 
    unreleased material, available on either version, BTW.

    
    	Is it worth the extra $10 to get 2 extra songs?  $30 vs. $20.
    
    	Probably, eh?
    
    	And is this a "Greatest Hits" CD?  Sounds like it would be,
    	but CDNow doesn't list song titles.
    

    I'd get the german version.  The two extra songs are available on 
    'Music from the Elder', so if you have that you won't be missing
    anything.  I wanted Killers for the 3-4 unreleased songs.

    
    	Sounds good ... thanks!!
    

    btw, 19.189 contains the song listing for 'Killers'.

    
    	You're a regular plethora of information there, Steve.
    
    	8^)
    

    That's 'cause I knew I'd seen this in here before!

    
    	OK, then you're a regular plethora of aging memories.
    
    	8^)
    
    	"Killers" is on order from CDNow ... should be here in 2-4 weeks.
    

    I Watched A_Special on The A&E Channel Lasted_Nite Which Spot_Lighted
    The Achievments of Stan Lee(MARVEL Comics)..
    They Interviewed Simmons..He's A_Fan and MARVEL has Produced 2_Comic_
    
    Magazines Starin KiZZ.The Thang that Stuck_Out in my Mind that He Said
    was"Hey MA!Remember All those Comix_Books That you Threw_Out when I was
    A_Kid??  Well...Heres Some with me in Em".
    
    Also Brings to Mind that Time when He and Stanley were on The
    Oprha_Show..Of_Course she had to ask About the Lenght_Of_His_Tongue.
    His Answer was Kindda Like..If I was to Reach my tounge out to you
    we would become much Better_friends."
    
      Crazy_Gotta_Luv_Em_Al

    
    	My sister bought "Kiss My Ass" for me, and I've listened to 4
    	of the songs so far:
    
    
    	"Deuce" - Lenny Kravitz
    
    		Good cover.  Not completely faithful to the original,
    		in that it lacks some of the "crunch"
    
    	"Hard Luck Woman" - Garth Brooks
    
    		Excellent ... simple as that.  You'd think you were
    		listening to the original.  [Believe it or not.]
    
    	"She" - Anthrax
    
    		Excellent ... simple as that.  You'd think you were
    		listening to the original.
    
    	"Christine Sixteen" - Gin Blossoms
    
    		Sounds like The Gin Blossoms, but a very good cover.
    
    
    	and I started listening to
    
    
    	"Black Diamond" - Yoshiki
    
    		Look out, Yanni ... whoever this Yoshiki is, [s]he's
    		amazing.  Got about 2-3 minutes into the song and had
    		to get out of the car, so I didn't hear the whole thing,
    		but it appears to be completely instrumental [new-age].
    

    
    	"Killers" came in Friday or Saturday ... 1 week total!!
    
    	I haven't listened to it yet ... it's in the car now.
    

    
    Rumors are abound with the original members getting back together and
    doing a two month North American tour that is suppose to be the same as
    the KISS Alive II tour from '77-'78 (or there abouts).
    All the original members are said to be interested and they are even
    gonna be in costumes and make-up!! 
     
    Has anyone else hear about this?? There is a press conference scheduled
    for sometime next week.
    
    Man, I hope it's true and not rumor. I'd love to see 'em the way the
    used to be..... like goin' in a time warp....
    
    Dave

    >>Rumors are abound with the original members getting back together and
    >>doing a two month North American tour that is suppose to be the same as
    >>the KISS Alive II tour from '77-'78 (or there abouts).
    >>All the original members are said to be interested and they are even
    >>gonna be in costumes and make-up!! 
    
    
    I WOULD ABSOLUTELY FRIGGIN **DIE** IF THIS WERE TRUE!!!
    
    
    >>There is a press conference scheduled for sometime next week.
    
    *PLEASE* keep us informed....

    
    
    
    THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN!!!!!!

    
    Will they still breath fire?  
    
    /jen

Umm, having seen Plant and Page this spring which was an absolute highlight of
my concert seeing life - I will add:


You can never go back...

I might add that I did enjoy some of the Unplugged show they did


Tim

If I ever get access to a scanner (and figure out what to do with it) I've got
some killer photos I took during the Love Gun tour...  That'd be as good a
reason as any to create a web page

They were shot from the first row off the floor with a 200mm lens using
Ektachrome 400 slide film pushed to 800 ASA.

I've also got some pics of Rush taken with the same camera from 3rd row center.

    
    I'd go and see them in tour if they did the make up etc!Just for
    interest sake.
    
    
    						Ian

    
    re: -1
    
    admit it Ian..you wanna paint yourself Blue like William Wallace! 
    
    /jen

    
    yup..and wade through gallons of dead English mens blood! hargh,hargh!
    
    
    (not Flip's blood though,she's cool) 8)
    
    ian

    Flip roolz ... I wanna go drinkin with her on my english pub tour
    circuit in 1996!

    
    
    you won't survive! 8)
    
    
    
    
    					Ian

    
    Buck!  When are you coming over?  I have my own place now and you're
    more than welcome to stay....furthermore, I know all the local pubs whe
    do the after hours drinking....
    
    Flip

    
    	Well, I have "Smashes, Thrashes and Hits", and I have completed
    	my KISS collection ... at least as far as I know:
    
   1.Kiss - 1974			x
   2.Hotter than Hell - 1974		x
   3.Dressed to Kill - 1975		x
   4.Alive! - 1975			x
   5.Destroyer - 1976			x
   6.Rock and Roll Over - 1976		x
   7.Love Gun - 1977			x
   8.Alive II - 1977			x
   9.Double Platinum - 1978		x
  10.Ace Frehley - 1978			x
  11.Gene Simmons - 1978		x
  12.Peter Criss - 1978			x
  13.Paul Stanley - 1978		x
  14.Dynasty - 1979			x
  15.Unmasked - 1980			x
  16.Music from the Elder - 1981	x
  17.Killers - 1982			x
  18.Creatures of the Night - 1982	x
  19.Lick It Up - 1983			x
  20.Animalize - 1984			x
  21.Asylum - 1985			x
  22.Crazy Nights - 1987		x
  23.Smashes, Thrashes, and Hits - 1988	x
  24.Hot In the Shade - 1989		x
  25.Revenge - 1992			x
  26.Alive III - 1993 			x
    

    
    I heard the original "Detroit Rock City" and thought it to be rather
    good.
    
    
    
    I think I'd like to see them play in their make-up.Just for the
    interest value.
    
    							Ian

    ATTENTION!!!

    It has been confirmed by a few members of the band and on some east
    coast radio stations that KISS will be reuniting for a tour this
    summer.  That will be Paul, Gene, Peter, and Ace -- in makeup and full
    costumes touring with the 1977 Alive II stage.  
    
    A press conference is scheduled within the next month after they get
    things pegged down.
    

    Man,I Saw that 1977 tour at Providence,RI and I'll never Forget it!!
    
    
      Crazy_Never_Forgot_How_The_Front_Left_Tire_On_My_Car_Was_Missing_
       After_The_Show_Also_Al

Wasn't the Alive II stage 5x5 Marshall 4-cabs on each side (or something like
that?)

When I had the album I remember the stage filled the inner record liner with
amps and flames.

Tim

    People are wondering why Im screaming... 
    
    EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    yes yes yes !

    The Alive II stage, in a nutshell, was the 5x5 Marshall cabs on either
    side of the stage, with two large stairways going up either side.
    In the middle was Peter Criss' drum riser, which rose 40' off the
    stage during his drum solo.
    
    This stage also had the elevation platforms for Gene, Paul and Ace.
    
    And yes, there was much fire and smoke to be seen!!!

    cool...!
    
    
    I'll go for the interest value.
    
    hey Al,how the hell did you loose a wheel?
    
    
    					Ian

    Has anyone heard if it's going to be a US only tour or are they going
    to Europe to?
    
    /hagar who's been listening to them for a couple of days at home now.

    Also seen during the 1997 show:
    
    - Gene Simmons breathing fire
    - Gene Simmons spitting blood
    - Ace Frehley and his "smoking" guitar
    

Buck,

Where all of those Marshall's actually used?  If so wouldn't the sound level
be off the scale?  I figured some where used and some where just props.

When I saw them on the Destroyer tour the "only" had 10 amps per
side.  That had to be the loudest (and most distorted) show I ever saw.  I'm
sure some of the hearing damage I have now is from that very show.

Tim

    
    
    	You psychic Buck?  =)
    
    
    	I do believe I see an HM raid on this show........
    

    Just remembered -- the 1977 show was also the show where they dumped a
    TON of ballons and confettii on the crowd during Rock N Roll All Night
    (and party every day).
    

    Tim -- no, they were mostly for show (as were the 35 stacks which
    adorned Judas Priests 1982 stage setup).
    
    If I remember correctly, only 4 cabs were used per guitarist.

    
    
    This will be the COMEBACK of the year and the Reunion of 
    The Heavy Metal Crew !!!!

    
    Loudest show I ever attended was Motorhead in Edinburgh.....I was deaf
    for about 2 days.Excellant show,though! 8)
    
    
    ian

I have pictures (actually a box of 36 slides) of confetti falling on Ace & Paul
I took on the Love Gun.  Some of those pictures came out pretty well.  Another
great show of Peter Criss on the drums up in the air with the KISS logo blazing
overhead.  Even one with a pinwheel flinging sparks right next to Peter.

Anyone got a slide projector?  (I know - yesterday's technology)  I should have
some of the best ones made into prints and scan them.

I've been playing with the scanner upstairs in our building.  I might be able to
get some of these onto my Web page someday - although I bet they'll have to be
black and white - color seems to be too speckled.


Tim

    That would be Geat,Tim.
    
    RE:Ian...
     Some_One Stoled my Tire..Rim_And_All.And I Didn't have A_Spare.
    
    
      Crazy_Long_Night_Indeed_Al

    
    how the hell did you get home?

    
    **how the hell did you get home?
    
    Well, he didn't call me...and I was living only 15 minutes away!  Of 
    course I probably would have gotten lost on the way  :^)
    
    /jen
    
    Of course I didn't have my driver's license yet either!

    Well,I told my friend to saty in the car and get some sleep.I Bitched
    to the Parkin_Lot Attendent("We di't see Nothin.We're Closed,kid")
    Walked over to the Police_Dept.("Went to the Concert Tonight,eh?Beat
    it,Punk")Then As I was Standin on The_Corner and Guy Drivin by askes
    if I have any Weed.He turned out to be my Savior That_Nite.He took
    me to Two Gas_Stations to look fer A_Tire.No Luck.This was 66 Dodge
    Dart that needed A 14_Inch Rim.He Ended_Up takin us All the way home
    to Worm_Town where I Had A Spare in My Celler(Yeah..I Know..Good Place
    for it)Then he took just me All the way back to R where I put it on.
    
    Twas..One of those Nites when yer 18 and Any_Thang can Happen. :_)
    
      Crazy_Wish_I_Kew_You_Then_/jen_Al    :_)

    
    	Al, you were 18 in 1977????
    
    	I never would have thought you were almost 40.  I figured you to
    	be about my age ... 30/31.
    

    ..this just in....orson welles will be providing all of gene simmons
    costumes...........cows everywhere are nervous......................./k

What about hair extensions?

    ..thats provided by the "Hair Club for sad old fart rockers" not only
    is Gene a member
    
    
    
    
    he'sthe owner! 8)
    
    						Ian

    Re: .368
    
    Even if they did use all 25 amps per side it wouldn't be as loud
    as you expect.  Compared to your loudest concert you said where
    they had 10 amps per side it would only by about 4 decibels louder.
    2 times as much power means 3dB in sound level.   The ear senses
    sound logaritmically...not linearly ;)
    
    [spin] [spin]                         
    
    of course legally your only supposed to be exposed to 115 dB of sound
    for less than 15 minutes a day and most concerts are at least that
    loud for 3+ hours...  
    
    Shane, huh ? what'd ya say ?? speak up

    
    	Ummm, Shane, you say that the concert would be twice as loud as
    	the loudest concert he's gone to so far, but then you say it's
    	not as loud as he'd expect?
    
    	Sounds like it'd be quite loud to me.
    

    
    Thanks for the info Buck.  Good deal.
    
    Kev --
    

Shawn,

What shane was trying to say is that a "just noticable" volume increase would be
3dbs.  That requires twice the power.  Most humans can't discern volume 
differences of less than 3 dbs.

10dbs is "twice as loud" but requires 10x the power.

here is what I remember for db levels

whisper - 40-50
normal voice 60-70
lawnmower   80-90
jackhammer ~110
airport runway ~130

As you can see a 10db difference is quite a bit louder.


Human eyes, ears are both logrithmic.

and 115 db is plenty loud...

Tim

    Soin the 70's...A Who or Blue Cheer would Register Around ~160!!  :_)
    
    Yes,Shawn..I'll be 37 Thised year.Don't say I'm All_Most 40 tho.
    (ShUdDer****) :_)
    
    
     Crazy_As_Wayne_Campbell_Says_"But_I_Still_Know_How_To_Party"_Al

Oh man, I'm older than Al!!!

    You're both older than me...
    
    :-*
    
    jc (Who feels old)

    Yeah but, you're all young at heart!!

    Re: .383
    
    >Even if they did use all 25 amps per side it wouldn't be as loud
    >as you expect.  Compared to your loudest concert you said where
    >they had 10 amps per side it would only by about 4 decibels louder.
    >2 times as much power means 3dB in sound level.   The ear senses
    >sound logaritmically...not linearly ;)
    
    I have to disagree.
    
    Remember, the amps are 5 cabs high.  Example:  If you used two cabinets
    side-by-side, you have both supplying the same output.  However, if
    you stack the cabinets, you get a 6db increase in sound pressure.
    (x + y = z).  The more cabinets you stack on top of each other, the
    more they severe to multiply the sound waves being produced by the
    cabinets.

    Re: .391
       > Remember, the amps are 5 cabs high.  Example:  If you used two
       > cabinets
       > side-by-side, you have both supplying the same output.  However, if
       > you stack the cabinets, you get a 6db increase in sound pressure.
       > (x + y = z).  The more cabinets you stack on top of each other, the
       > more they severe to multiply the sound waves being produced by the
       > cabinets.
    
    You have a point, but it doesn't *quite* add up to 6db like you say.
    The issue isn't necessarily how they are stacked but how the waves
    constructively add to produce more sound pressure.  For instance having
    a speaker in the center of a room will produce a certain amount of
    sound pressure.  But placing that speaker in the corner of a room
    facing out will produce more sound pressure because the walls "focus"
    the waves toward the front.  This is called 'directivity'.  I don't
    claim to be an expert or know-it-all by any means...in fact I may 
    just be full-of-it ;)  Just thought I'd throw in some techy comments
    on how much 'louder' it would sound is all...laters...
    
    Shane, who thinks that a dead groundhog can't see his shadow

    
    >Shane, who thinks that a dead groundhog can't see his shadow
    
    
    	Are you saying it can't see YOUR shadow or it can't see its own
    	shadow?
    

    Re: -1
    
    Well it can't see either I suppose...
    
    Shane, who is sick of winter and groundhogs that predict 6 more weeks
    of it

    
    Rumour of the week:
    
    It appears that KISS management is looking for a well known band to
    open for them on the North American tour.
    
    They have asked Motley Crue to open. The origianl line up, with Vince.
    
    Further bulletins as events warrent.
    
    Dave
    
    

    
     heard the new PRC band is the selected group to open for
    them....forget the name of his band now, but they've SOLD over
    thousands of discs....
    
    /sax

    
    	Re: Dave
    
    	That would be really cool!
    
    	Vince (by himself) will be playing in Manchester NH at 
    	The Cage on St. Patty's Day.  A really good local band is
    	opening for them (and no it's not the SlushPuppies).  
    	Depending on what time my folks leave that day and how tired
    	I am after packing, I may try to get in.......
    
    	JJ
    

    Davey, don't get Booby T going!
    
    Paully
    

    
    Hey, that's what the chick that hosts Power 30 on MuchMusic said, I'm
    only repeating it....
    
    

    
    	Not sure if you've read all the newer entries in here or not,
    	but KISS is planning a makeup tour this summer.  So you'll get
    	to see the original members in all their glory.
    

    You know, I kinda prefer them WITHOUT the make-up.
    
    I think that Gene is a rather handsome man and I don't like seeing him
    hide behind all that make-up.....
    
    BUT, I will definitely go to see them whether they wear it or not. ;-)
    
    I am psyched !!!  8-)

  >>I think that Gene is a rather handsome man and I don't like seeing him
  >>  hide behind all that make-up....

	??????????????????????????????????????...Helloooooooooo

	/CQ

    Beauty is in the eye of the beholder...as the ole' cliche' goes...
    
    O.K.... I'll admit he is not a gorgeous-hunk-of-man, but I find
    him attractive anyway.
    
    Enough said. ;-)

    barf-a-roo

    Be nice 'prilmonster!
    
    Paully 8)

    
    
    	Have you seen him lately?  He's HUGE!
    

    Oh well....C'est la vie....

    
     Gene has one of the nastiest Toungues I've ever seen....It's nasty !
    
    :-)
    
    

    ..like his obnoxious personality??....../k

Can you imagine him teaching 6th grade...

    Why d'yall hate the guy SO much ????
    
    So, he's obnoxious, HUGE, nasty, and whatever else....
    
    He's a talented man....a good actor and performer....
    
    KISS wouldn't be KISS without him....:-)

    Hey, K_KAMAR, go to 3 and introduce yourself.  

    
    	Kit, don't mind ::FLATTERY.  She hates everybody.
    

Nope, I won't say it

    ...shawn..i'm sure i don't have to tell you what you can do with yourself.
    ..you must get ever so tired of hearing it.....the fact is that i don't 
    hate gene.. but i have had the 'pleasure' of meeting him and was just 
    reporting what i found to be true...you're right....kiss definitely 
    wouldnt' be kiss without him.....and i thought he was almost sexy in that 
    movie with tom selleck...'runaway'..i think it was called....but i found 
    him to be very obnoxious...i'm sure he was doing an act for everyone but
    that's my opinion of his behaviour on that day....so..there...;')..../k

    
    	"Runaway" was a pretty good movie, I thought.
    
    	That blonde [Cynthia Rhodes] was cute, too.  And an early
    	screen appearance for Kirstie Alley, as the secretary who
    	was being "terrorized" by the office robot.
    
    	No, you don't have to tell me what I can do with myself.  I
    	HAVE heard it plenty of times.  8^)
    

    
    	And it's pretty neat that my p_n .COM file selected a KISS
    	song as the next in the list.
    
    	Simple things for simple minds, I guess.
    

    re:your p_name......not to mention, wishful thinking...:")...../k

pname typo alert

    
    	Yeah, yeah ... someone just pointed out the typo in another
    	conference.  Next time it's used it'll be correct, but I
    	don't want to change it now or the .COM file will fail on
    	the "current p_n match" and revert all the way back to the
    	top of the list.
    
    	And Karen, if your husband didn't also read this file I'd
    	have something to say to you.  8^)
    

    ...believe me shawn, you have nothing to say to me or anyone else for
    that matter......;')............./k

    " Runaway " was a pretty good film.   I have it on video.
    Had to buy it when I found out Gene was in it.
    
    I've seen a couple other of his films, too.  He is a good actor,
    except he makes one UGLY hermaphrodite.....EEEEEWWWWWW....
    ( in " Never Too Young To Die " ).
    
    It's funny how Paul Stanley never got into acting....
    
    His role in " Kiss Meets The Phantom " was NOT what I would call
    ' acting '....

    
    	"Never Too Young to Die" ... forgot about that one.  That was
    	the one with John Stamos and Vanity [yow!!].
    
    	Not very memorable, or maybe it's been too long since I've
    	seen it.
    

How about Ace in the Phantom movie?  Does he say anything more than ha ha???

    
    	Even the "ha ha" was probably dubbed when he couldn't get it by
    	the 17th take.
    
    	8^)
    

    Hee Hee...:-)

    Doesn't one of them (KISS) have a tremendous lisp?
    
    	db

    
    	Sad to say that I've seen all of these movies.  8^)
    
    
                                Gene Simmons

Actor
    
       1. Red Surf (1990)

       2. Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years, The
          (1988) .... Kiss
       3. Wanted: Dead or Alive (1987) .... Malak Al Rahim
       4. Never Too Young to Die (1986) .... Carruthers/Velvet Von Ragner
       5. Trick or Treat (1986) .... Nuke
       6. Runaway (1984) .... Luther

       7. KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park (1978) (TV) .... The Demon

    
    	Add George Lazenby and Robert Englund to the cast list of
    	"Never Too Young to Die".
    

    
    	Here's another interesting tidbit ... Peter Chriss' voice was
    	dubbed for "Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park".
    
    	Not sure if Gene is married or not.
    

    
    	Nope, I don't have any of the videos.  But I do have all their
    	albums, except for the new "Unplugged" album.
    
    	I got the info off of the web.
    

    
    re: Gene being married.
    
    He is married to X-playboy playmate of the year Shannon Tweed, who is
    Canadian.
    They have been married for over 10 years now. On their 10th
    anniversary, he bought her a 15 carat diamond ring.
    Sweet eh? Coming from a demon and all......
    
    Dave
    

    
    	Shannon Tweed?  I didn't know that.
    
    	She's not bad at all.
    

    I never woulda guessed.

    They're actually not married, but have been together over
    ten years.

    Is Shannon Tweed the one that stars in all those NC-17 movies you
    see on the shelves of your local videostore?
    
    It seems like there's a new one of those movies every time I walk
    in there!

    
    	Yes, I'll go find a filmography for her.
    
    	Did you see "Hot Dog", the skiing movie with David Naughton?
    	Shannon was in that as "the other woman".
    

    
    	She was born in '57, so she's about 39 now.  And she was 8 when
    	she was on "Days of Our Lives".
    
    
                               Shannon Tweed

Actress
    
       1. Body Chemistry 4: Full Exposure (1995)
       2. Victim of Desire (1995) .... Carla Duvall
       3. Hard Vice (1994) .... Andrea
          ... aka Vegas Vice (1994)
       4. Illicit Dreams (1994) .... Moira Davis
       5. Indecent Behavior II (1994) .... Rebecca Mathis
       6. Model by Day (1994) (TV) .... Shannon
       7. Nightfire (1994) .... Lydia
       8. No Contest (1994) .... Sharon
       9. Possessed by the Night (1994) .... Carol McKay
      10. Scorned (1994)
      11. Cold Sweat (1993) .... Beth
      12. Indecent Behavior (1993) .... Rebecca Mathis
      13. Night Eyes Three (1993) .... Zoe Clairmont
      14. Liar's Edge (1992) (TV) .... Heather Burnz
      15. Night Eyes II (1992) .... Marilyn Mejenes
      16. Sexual Response (1992) .... Eve
      17. "Fly by Night" (1991) .... Sally "Slick" Monroe
      18. Firing Line, The (1991) .... Sandra Spencer
      19. Last Hour, The (1991) .... Susan
          ... aka Concrete War (1991)
      20. Last Call (1990) .... Cindy/Audrey
      21. Night Visitor (1990) .... Lisa Grace
          ... aka Never Cry Devil (1990)
      22. Twisted Justice (1990) .... Hinkle

      23. Code Name Vengeance (1989)
      24. Desperado: The Outlaw Wars (1989) (TV)
      25. In the Cold of the Night (1989) .... Lena
      26. Lethal Woman (1989) .... Tory
      27. Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death (1988) .... Dr.
          Margot Hunt
      28. Longarm (1988) (TV)
          ... aka Showdown in Silver City (1988) (TV)
      29. Last Fling, The (1987) (TV) .... Joan
      30. Meatballs III (1987) .... The Love Goddess
      31. Steele Justice (1987) .... Angela
      32. "1st & Ten" (1984) .... Kristy (1989-1990)
      33. "First Olympics - Athens 1896, The" (1984) (mini)
          ... aka "Dream One" (1984)
          ... aka "First Modern Olympics, The" (1984)
          ... aka "Winner Takes All" (1984)
      34. Hot Dog...The Movie (1984) .... Sylvia Fonda
      35. Of Unknown Origin (1984) .... Meg Hughes
      36. Surrogate, The (1984) .... Lee Waite
      37. "Falcon Crest" (1981) .... Diana Hunter (1982-1983)

      38. "Days of Our Lives" (1965) .... Savannah Wilder

Note: the titles that start with a quote (") are TV series

>    	Yes, I'll go find a filmography for her.
    
    Ummm... I appreciate that but... don't go to any trouble.  ;-)
    
>    	Did you see "Hot Dog", the skiing movie with David Naughton?
>    	Shannon was in that as "the other woman".
    
    I'm not sure.  Is it the one that had three Steve Morse tunes in
    the soundtrack?  There was a "skiing movie" that they had Morse
    adapt some of his tunes for and (not surprisingly) I did see that.
    
    	db

She must be a fine actress to have such an extensive array of film credits

    
    	RE: Dave
    
    	No, that was "Ski Patrol".
    
    
    	RE: Tim
    
    	8^)
    

    
    
    No she was on "days" early eighties.....

    
    	Oh, yeah, I keep forgetting ... they have a nasty habit of
    	using the start date of soap operas instead of the date that
    	the actor/actress actually appeared on the show.
    
    	Thank you.
    

    Your Welcome dear....

    
    
     I liked Gene better when he was doing the Cher Act.... :-)
    

    Is there anyone that Cher HASN'T been with  ?
    
    Geez.....

    
    Me....... yet. ;^)

    
    	Same here, but I haven't given up hope yet.
    

    
    I gave a listen to Kizz Unplugged.... and   I like it !!!!

    
     Lick It Up !!!
    
    

    
    re: .456
    
    Is Ace and Peter on the entire CD or just 'Rock and Roll All Night'
    

    Ace and Peter are on about 5 or 6 songs, if I remember correctly.
    
    The C.D. is REALLY good !!!!  :-)
                                              *** Kit ***

    
    Oh Yes.. It is a beautiful thing.... 
    
    SueJ

Anyone got a song list and a list of the songs that Ace & Peter play on?

    
    O.K.....I'll try to remember....
    
    2000 Man  ( Ace )
    Nothing To Lose ( Ace & Peter )
    Beth ( Peter )
    Rock N' Roll All Nite ( Ace & Peter )
    
    I believe there is one more, but I can't remember at the moment.
    
                                *** Kit ***

    Other songs on the c.d. are :
    
          Coming Home             World Without Heroes
          Rock Bottom             See You Tonite           
          Plaster Caster          I Still Love You
          Goin' Blind             Every Time I Look At You.....
                                  
          Do You Love Me
          Sure Know Something
          Domino                  
                                       PLUS...the songs with Ace & Peter.
    
    
    It's really great to hear acoustic versions of these songs !!!!
    Definitely  one of the best KISS albums out.... :-)

    
    The opening band for the make-up tour has been named.
    Stone Temple Pilots will be the opening band on at least the North
    American leg of the tour. Should be pretty good.
    
    
    re: Kit
    
    Thanks for the info. I guess I'll pick it up over the weekend.
    
    
    Dave
    

    
    	STP and Make-Up Kiss...CCCOOOOLLL...I hope they stay together
    through Canada, I'll go fur-sure...
    
    	How is Domino, Un-Plugged? I love that tune, Gene has got a
    great voice...
    
    	Bobby T

    DOMINO is great, acoustic-version !!!! ;-)
    Sounds real heavy and bluesy.....I LOVE IT !!!!
    
    Actually, in order to fully appreciate KISS-Unplugged...ya gotta get
    the video.
    
    The show that aired on MTV was edited for time & content...and leaves
    out A LOT....the video version has ALL of the songs, plus rehearsal
    and backstage footage, interviews with all of the band...
    ( including Ace & Peter )....It's really cool. :-)
    
              *** Kit ***
    
    P.S.: Gene DOES have a great voice. ;-)

If I heard right this morning STP will be doing a costume tribute to KISS as a
warmup act.  Apparently they consider KISS to be one of their stonger influences
when they were kids.  STP wanted the slot for part of the tour for the honor of
opening for KISS.

Tim

    
    
    
    Can anyone confirm a rumor that Motley Crue with the original lineup
    and makeup were gonna open for them during part of this tour? 
    
    Whit-
    
    

I heard STP, not Motley Cure

Hmmm Motley Cure, what type of music would they play?

deep, brooding music about babes and cars

    
    
    YEAH! ;')
    
    I heard they were only doing part of the tour.. But, I figured if they
    were gonna get the original lineup, and makeup, they'd do the whole
    thing.. 
    
    

    
    	W O W,  Crue together, with their Old Make-Up as well....Man
    that would be the BEST, BETTER then Kiss....Man I'm pumped, PLEASE
    don't let this be a vicious rumor...
    
    	Bobby T

    
     Just ask Sonny Bono, he'll tell ya....Cher is with Gene
    again....Boy...her video was gnads, the battleship was amazing...
    
    

    Say WHAT ?????????  I'm confused....%-}  ( not unlike usual...) ;-)
    
    
    

    
     Huh ???  %^)  What did you say ????
    
    

    
    	Kit, don't listen to Sax.  We try not to.
    
    	Would you dump Shannon Tweed for Cher??  Well, I guess that
    	question doesn't have the same impact when asked of a female,
    	but you get my point anyways.
    

  
    >>It's depressing....extremely...and it is also soooooo strange
    >>since he has always seemed to be the kinda guy that would only "do"
    >>one-night-flings with his " groupies ".
    
    >>Anyhow....pushing all that aside....

	I read this wrong.  Pushing all that inside is how I read it...

    
     Well, this will be a Serious Note from me today !!!  < Drum Roll
    Pleasze...>
    
    
      Heard at 7:25 this morin'n on WAAF that Kiss will be making a
    New York Announcment of thier upcoming coming world tour, and Yes
    they will be in Make-Up once again....
    
       Only thing that was Not mentioned is ....Are the Members all
    original too...or the FAKE Kiss from there last album ??
    
    

    Heard on the Bear this evening that the originals WILL be on the.....
    are you ready for this cheese....
    
     "KISS and MAKE-UP" tour.
    
    They also stated that they are already fighting!! 
    
    Paully

    
    Fighting? Over what? The amount of drugs alotted to Ace?

    ACTUALLY.......
    
    I heard it was because Ace wanted to wear the 12 inch spikes, and Paul
    had already claimed them!
    
    NOT!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    8) Paully

    
    	I hear that they'll be at the Providence Civic Center on 07/30.
    

    
    No way !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    With a name like "The KISS and Make-up tour"... they HAVE to do it!!!

    ..i heard that they are playing a number of venues (look it
    up!)...around here..including the fleet center...july 31 i think...i'm
    sure everyone will have the details by tomorrow............./k

    
    	Yes, Hartford CT is also on the schedule ... before the Prov-
    	idence show.
    

    
    
    o.k. i dont know if any of you are ready for this but what the hell.
    
    gene simmons
    paul stanley
    ace frealy (did i spell that right)
    peter criss
    
    will reunite for a world tour starting this june.
    (found out about this 5 months ago but didnt want to say anything
    incase it didnt happen,but when they were on the grammies you new it
    was going to happen.)anyway, they will play the fleet center on JULY
    31. dont know when tickets go on sale but will keep you posted.
    also dont know if fireworks will be used. 
    (this is mass dont forget, kennedyville at it's best)
    
    if anyone heres about tickets going on sale please post it......
    
    
     bill

    Providence Civic Center (w/fire & fireworks) -- July 30
    
    Fleet Center (Fire questionable) -- July 31

    excellent excellent !!!!!

    I heard the ticket prices are going to be silly. Everybody knows how
    the Eagles tix looked (the tour that never happened due to Joe Walsh
    and his stomach) for a terrible album. The demand for KISS tickets,
    particularly the original lineup in makeup, is so great, the fans are
    so rabid, that these guys can get away with charging $90 a pop, before
    the scalpers get their hands on them. 
    
    
    dave

    That was Glenn Frey & his stomach...and the tour wasn't cancelled. 
    Only certain dates were missed.  They made it to Great Woods in
    Mass., and the show was great!

    
    $90 a ticket is a bit steep for one band.I may pass...
    
    
    
    				Ian

    I'd pay $200 a pop to see the 1977 KIZZ tour again -- history in the
    making, folks.
    
    Besides, did yo uever stop to think what it must COST them to
    produce a show of this magnitude??

    
    Buck,
        I think the Kiss lads aren't hurting for money and could afford to
    spend a couple of dollars of their own cash and not rip off the public.
    
    
    						Ian

    
    RE: -1
    
    Wishful thinking there Ian.  It is a rare entertainer that is into
    charity even when it is FOR a charity.   I was pretty well disgusted
    when I heard Dionne Warwick talking about how she was perfectedly 
    justified demanding a limo/fancy dressing room/expensive food as part
    of the 'that's what friends are for' tour bit.
    
    /jen

    	I would pay $90 to see Kiss, I would NEVER even consider paying
    $10 to see the Eagles. I think there are a few differences between
    the two though. I mean Kiss is coming out with their original line-up
    and their old stage and their original costumes. And for people
    like my self who were to young to attend an original Kiss concert,
    this is a great opportunity. And as well as getting the Kiss concert,
    your also getting the Stone Temple Pilots, the way I look at it
    $45 bucks each...The Eagles for 2 or 3 hours straight, that should
    be punishment, I know that would deture me from doing bad things...
    
    	However, if the concert tickets are much more, I would think
    they might be pushing it. But then again, I'll betcha every show
    is sold out...And a few notes back had a good point, the cost of
    putting on a show like this, has got to be pretty steep. I wonder
    if Kiss gets $1 for every $3 made, like Shane...*))
    
    	Bobby T

>    I'd pay $200 a pop to see the 1977 KIZZ tour again -- history in the
>    making, folks.
    
    Proving once more that those who do not learn from history are doomed
    to repeat it.
    
    This ain't "making history", this is rehashing history.
    
>    Besides, did yo uever stop to think what it must COST them to
>    produce a show of this magnitude??\
    
    As you are fond of saying... Oh puh-leese!
    
    	db

    
    It will be Truly History Revisited...

    I heard the reason they're touring in make-up and full costume...
    
    Is cause they wanna cover up all those wrinkles and liver spots!
    
    And I can't believe I'm writting this, but...I agree with Bobby T!
    
    I was always to young to go with my brother and sisters to see them as
    they were intended. I've only seen them once, during the "Revenge" tour
    and I went fairly mentally watching that one...I don't even wanna think
    of what's gonna happen for this one!  And STP is just the cherry on
    top!

    ...well, as an elder statesman who's seen KISS 7 times in their
    glory daze (1975 thru 1978), I cannot wait fer this show!
    Just think: a bunch of old, beer-belly former KISS Army wackos
    and a bunch of young, skinny teens and Gen-Xers....
    
    should be a wild time fer sure!  
    
    I also read that tickets will be running the full gammet, soo
    hopefully everyone will be accomodated....
    
    mac

    
    I saw them in Providence with New England back in either '78 or '79. I
    think it was '79. Cool show, we weren't that close to the stage but did
    get confetti all over us, and I think my buddy caught one of the Kizz
    Army patched that came outta the big disco ball up above that had them
    in it. Don't remember much of the entire show, peter criss with the
    rising drum kit with big cat head underneath, rotating left-to-right
    during his solo, Ace with his flashing lights in guitar as it was taken
    up high via cable and he comes out with same guitar and shoots
    something from it that heads for hanging guitar and blows it up, Gene
    spitting blood (no Axe bass....that I can remember him playing), then
    being hauled via cables up to catwalk above stage singing "God of
    Thunder" tune. Oh yeah, spitting a couple flames too! Don't remember
    Paul doing anything special, except look like a pretty-boy (as usual).
    
    Cool show, almost got my toe(s) broken from idiot next to me when
    patches came down....he almost got a broken nose too! And Kizz wuz all
    in makeup and wearing them high-heeled 7" platform shoes! It was a good
    show, but I can't justify paying that much for tickets, not to help
    them get rich, rehash old memories, etc...Now if I was given a pair or
    two, I'd go! I spent $45 for Queensryche back in I think their '91
    Building Empires tour (last row center section in Centrum, section 2)
    and it was PERFECT! Only stood twice, had complete view of stage, and
    was plenty close enough (clothes shaking from bass and drums!). Paid
    $88 for a pair to last QR show last year, EXCELLENT show, worth IMO as
    I am a fan of them and Type O (another reason why I went).
    
    But, I can't see coughing up that much for Eagles or Kizz or basically
    anyone else, even The Who or Pink Floyd. My opinion on ticket prices...
    
    later daze
    
    

    -1
    
    That was the 1979 show.

    I was never really into Kiss.  $90 a ticket ?!  Not for Kiss.
    Maybe if VanHalen ever toured again with DLR...well no not even
    then cause Diamond Dave just sucks now.  
    
    I'm sure it's costing them a lot to put the show together.
    Makeup and high heels aren't cheap.  I learned that from shopping
    with JJ.  The reason that tickets will probably be so outrageous
    is because there are probably a bajillion people in on the deal that
    are out to make a buck.  Not *you* Buck, I was meaning a dollar ;)
    I'm sure that people will pay whatever price they set though...I just
    hope you guys aren't dissapointed.  
    
    Shane, who wonders if they'll spit fire and stuff too..

    ...i think i'll wait for it on hbo..i'm sure they'll be filming this
    for posterity..and for the video dollars.......BTW...could I make a request
    of some of you "spelling impaired"...please refrain from using words
    that you dont' know how to spell.........thank you......../k.

    
    	Oh, you mean like "don't"?
    

    ...not being anal, i wasn't talking about punctuation or obvious
    typos...or other dyslexic stuff.....i'm talking major big league,'i
    have no clue how to spell it so i'll write it phonetically' type of
    stuff.............illiteracy drives me crazy.....and since these people
    work at digital, i frankly expect some amount of literacy from them...

    
    	Oh, now I understand.  8^)
    
    	Just remember, some of the people in here are security guards,
    	so you can't expect too much from them.  8^)
    

    
    /k,  if I can't write anything unless I'm sure it is spelled right,
    I won't be able to write at all! :^)
    
    /jen

    ..r.e: -1...bologna.......;')......you KNOW what i mean.....

   
    Kiss Press Conference, 4/16/96, U.S.S. Intrepid Air, Sea and Space
    Museum, New York, NY
    
    "We still look as silly now as we did 15 years ago", was how Ace
    Frehley described his thoughts on being back in makeup at the 4/16 
    press conference on the Intrepid Museum in N.Y.  Following up their 
    Grammy appearance, Kiss announced the much awaited start of their 
    upcoming reunion tour.  Gene and Paul had much to say, while Ace 
    and Peter were slightly less verbose.
    
    
    Among the concrete information revealed:
    
     - Kiss will play a warm-up date at the K-Rock Weenie Fest in Los
       Angeles on June 15th.  Their first official tour date is June 
       28th at Tiger Stadium in Detroit.  Stone Temple Pilots will be 
       opening.
    
     - A "very special compilation album" containing unreleased live
       recordings "from the era of the first two live albums" will be 
       released in June.  Details TBA.  Paul described it as a 
       commemorative of "Alive I and Alive II together with never 
       before heard live tracks from that period, all stuff that comes 
       out of the vaults."
    
     - The band will headline the Monsters of Rock in England.  No date 
       was mentioned.
    
    
    Among the bushes beat around :
    
     - Ticket prices.  All Paul Stanley would say was that  "...we're
       trying to make sure that ticket prices really range from very 
       low, up to whatever...  We want to make sure that... there's a 
       ticket for everybody."  (The current ticket price rumors are: 
       $28, $55, and $85).
    
     - The set list.  At first, Gene said that they would be sticking 
       to "the classic Kiss."  But when someone asked him whether they 
       would play songs from the solo albums, he negotiated a bit:  
       "We're open to all kinds of things... We're going to give the 
       fans exactly what they want.  If they want to hear Rock And Roll 
       All Nite that's what we'll do.  If they want to hear songs from 
       a certain period, we will do that.  We're here for the fans."  
       Paul commented that this show would not be a clone of the Love 
       Gun/Alive II tour, but rather a show that is "loosely based" 
       upon it.  "This [show] makes that look small time."  He then 
       added that the show would be at least two hours long.
    
     - Future of the original Kiss.  When asked what the future is for 
       the band, Ace and Gene responded simply that they're going on a 
       world tour, while Peter added "a lot of tours, a long time!"  
       Paul commented "We're committed to this for a year, two years, 
       whatever it takes.  And that'll be the first tour."  When the 
       subject came up again later though, Paul sounded more guarded.  
       "We can't make promises.  We've got to stay true to ourselves 
       and stay honest...  We don't make any promises.  We're going to 
       do this as long as it feels good.  And you'll know the day it 
       doesn't."
    
       Gene described Kiss' intentions:  "We're going to show every 
       band how the big boys do it... We're going to approach this like 
       Kisstory, a page at a time.  And the story will unfold before 
       your eyes."
    

    Not sure if I'll check it out, maybe just to laugh at Stanley shaking
    his backside. I usually hate arena shows, you might as well get the
    inevitable pay-per-view special.
    
    These guys have always been about marketing. I have a friend who is
    deep into KISS, he has all the vids they have released plus an
    impressive collection of bootlegs. On one of the "official" tapes, they
    say they dropped the fire/blood/makeup thing because they were singing
    these songs about sex, and they'd go to their shows and little kids
    would be running around, and that wasn't their target audience. Yet, on
    the same tape, they show ads for the products that were available at
    the time: KISS dolls, KISS makeup kits, KISS boardgames, all stuff for
    little kids with little kids in the commercials!!! My buddy has a comic
    book that KISS supposedly put some of their blood in the ink. KISS has
    always struck me as a band that tries to make money anywhere they can
    get it. This tour will NOT be for the fans, it will be for the fans'
    money. At least the Sex Pistols are honest about that.
    
    
    dave

    Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!

    This Ol'_Hippy is Gonna Diss(Oh_No,I Said A Disco_Word)One.
    Seen em in 77(I Believe)and Twas Great.
    
    
       Crazy_Plaster_Caster_Al

    
     I'd Give up my TWO unborn children for tickets to the KIZZ
    show...their Axcellent !!!!
    
    /Sax_who_loved thier_Movie_also....

    
    re: .509
    
    Ahem, I am one of 'Security Guards' you have refered to.
    And I speel jest finne thanks.....
    
    Dave

    
    	Sorry, Dave, that was meant for Dave Lunchbox.
    
    	8^)
    

    I would like a list of spelling errors, Shawn, before I'm burned at the
    stake.

    
    	Denied!!
    
    	Executioner, off with his head!!
    

    
      I know...Let's have the KIZZ robots Kill him....HA ha ha ha ha !
    
    /Dr._Kiss-in-stien
    

    
    	Nah, we can get better robots than that.
    
    	STAAAAAAATION!!
    

    Phantom of The Park was ridiculous. It got cool when KISS showed up,
    but they aren't even around for the first hour!!! I like when the robot
    KISS guys were playing "HOTTER THEN HELL", but were singing "rip, rip,
    rip and destroy" and the fans were rioting. My friend bought that
    video, too. He would buy a piece of horse manure if it said KISS on the
    side.

    
    	I have that video, so watch it.
    
    	8^)
    

    Start the tape now, and I'll be over in an hour when it gets
    interesting.

    My favorite line from PHANTOM:
    
    
    Paul has knocked the head off of a robot-monkey-man thing, and (ace?)
    looks at him and says "They all lose their heads over you, Paul."

    ...." It's a cosmic forcefield that protects our talismen...."
         
                            Quoth Gene
    
    

    ..."you're looking for someone, and it isn't KISS..."
    
    
    				Quoth Paul

    While I'm at it, why doesn't Paul get a cover-up of that cheesy rose on
    his bicep? Is he too stingy to shell out a few hundred for a decent
    tattoo? How about laser removal? That's the gaudiest thing...

    CRUE actually has decent artwork, though it is a bit much. Axl Rose is
    another who is a blight on the tattoo community; his art is good, but a
    bunch of small tats scattered about with no rhyme or reason isn't too
    attractive IMO. There is a band out called Machine Head. While I've
    never heard their music, they've been featured in a few of my
    tat/piercing mags cuz they've got really nice work. Where is Shawn? He
    usually shows up around now to give his opinion on tats...

    Henry Rollins has KOOL tattoo's....wha'zit say, "Search & Destroy"?
    or somethin' like dat?
    
    hangover_mac

    
    
    re: -1
    
    Yup, saw him in Boston a few years ago. He also has the huge sun/face
    covering a good portion of his back under "Search and Destroy". That
    one is cool looking!
    
    

    Caught some of Kiss on Rock Line last night.
    Actually caught very little but did hear Gene say that Tiger Stadium
    sold out in 47minutes. Ought to be fun trying to get tix when
    they go on sale here in NE.
    Sounds like the stage show is gonna be wild....Paul said something
    like the old days except on steroids!!
    
    Andy

    
    	Dave, am I that vocal on the subject of tattoos?  8^)
    
    	I don't have any, and very probably won't get any, but if any-
    	one wants to waste their money on them then that's fine with me.
    
    	8^)
    

    
    	I heard, they sold-out in Detroit (first show) in 47 minutes,
    which was some kind of a record for a stadium show in Detroit.
    
    Bobby T

    
    	RE: .538
    
    	Yes, just as was posted in .535.
    
    	8^)
    

    
     I'm gonna get some tickets...and I am wearing my bell bottom flared
    pants and night fever shirt for the era....of course I will now let my
    hair grow long and begin searching for some 4 inch heeled shoes...
    
    

    Ya gotta lose your mind (and money) in Detroit, rock city...

    So what will become of the other 2 bumbs that have been playing with
    KISS, Bruce Kullock(sp?) and that blondy drummer?  Isn't it wierd that
    KISS had a blonde in them lately? It just didn't look right to me. So
    are they going to be dragged along for this fiasco, too? Are they now
    unemployed? Will KISS rehire them every few years like Sabbath did to
    Dio? If they come along, must they get a makeup design? Vinnie Vincent
    and Eric Carr looked terrible in their brief makeup stints. This tour
    is creating more questions than answers, it seems...

    
    Eric Carr looked ok in make up. Vinny Vincent just looks terrible. 
    
    I would imagine that Kulick and Singer will be travelling with them.
    Kulick has been in the band longer than Ace and Peter.
    
    Side note, more of a question really.... didn't Eric Singer play in
    Vinny Vincent's Invasion? and in a gathering of players that called
    themselves Black Sabbath in the mid to late 80's?
    
    Dave

    re: Eric Singer
    
    I don't think he was with Vinnie Vincent, but I'm not sure about
    Black Sabbath.  He was the drummer for the first Badlands album
    (with Jake E. Lee).  That's a rulin' album!

    
    But I'm sure I seen his name in the KISS 'tree' that's on the back of
    KISS Alive III liner notes. 
    I'll have to check again...
    
    Yes, Jake E. Lee's album is roolin' (whatever happened to him??)
    
    Dave
    

    
    Heard this morning they are going to re-release Kizz Alive I & II
    digitally remastered....
    
    

>    So what will become of the other 2 bumbs that have been playing with
>    KISS, Bruce Kullock(sp?) and that blondy drummer?  Isn't it weird that


this question we brought up on Rockline the other night. Not quite put
that way but pretty much the same question. Gene answered and kind of
gave it the run around...saying that Bruce and Eric gave the tour their
blessing, that they are all members of the Kiss family...and so on.
But he never really said what or where they will be going. My impression
is that they will not be touring but will return to the band once the
original four start feuding again!!!

    
    
    Bruce is 10 times better the guitar player that Ace could ever dream of
    being.
    
    
    						Ian

    
>    Heard this morning they are going to re-release Kizz Alive I & II
>    digitally remastered....
    

This is marketing hype at its finest.  The crowd noise on those albums give them
a noise floor of like 20-30dbs...  There is no dynamic range on those albums at
all - the crowd just shreiks the whole time.

Tim

    Ian,
    
    Bollocks!  ACE ROOLZ!  
    
    Bruce Kulick is a pentatonic box-playing idiot imvho

    
    Ace rools the toilet....!
    
    
    remember the solo to "I love it loud"? Utter bollocks it is,half a
    dozen bends and nothing imaginative.
    
    
    						Ian

    Part of Ace's charm is his tone deaf vocals on hits such as "Shock Me",
    "Back in the NY Groove" (my fav kiss song, btw!), etc. Add to it the
    way he staggered around the stage in a heroin induced stupor and you
    know why Bruce is just somebody to fill the empty space left on the
    stage. KISS of late has been referred to as "Half of KISS and a couple
    of dishrags" in my circle of friends. I guess that will change.
    
    
    dave

    
    	Ummm, well, "Back in the NY Groove" isn't a Kiss song.
    

    Isn't it? I know it's on his solo album. Kinda thought it was on a KISS
    album, too. Either way, they played it live as KISS.
    
    
    dave

    
    	Nope, it's Ace solo.
    

    It was on something else, I think. KISS did play it live, I know this
    for a fact. I remember watching one of my buddy's bootlegs and getting
    all excited that they were playing it. 
    

    
    	Debbie Gibson could play it in concert, which would still not
    	make it anything but an Ace Frehley song played by someone
    	else.
    

    Who played on the album with ace? Was it KISS, or did each member
    gather a group of musicians to play along? I was never sure of this...

    
    re: .552
    
    Wasn't Paul the one with the solo one I Love it Loud? And yes, the solo
    does suck, although Ace is a better guitarist then Kulick, IMO
    
    Dave
    

    Ian,
    
    ACE was OUT of KIZZ by the time they did "I Love it Loud".  nnttm.
    
    Lunchbox -- Yes, each member of Kizz hired studio musicians to play
    on their solo albums.  ACE got all the top NY cats to do his, which
    is one reason it's so great!!  (I agree, NY Groove is awesome).
    
    Dave in -1 is correct, ACE is a better guitarist than Kulick.
    Not technically, but overall, better, indeed.

    
    
    hang on....I saw a video with all 4 original members playing "I love it
    loud".It was a live video
    
    
    
    either way,Ace is shite! 8)
    
    					Ian

    KISS Fact of the Week:
    In 1982, Paul Stanley had made his acting debut in a cameo
    role in the comedy movie "Young Doctor's in Love." He played
    himself, in makeup, but as a patient who had accidentally
    swallowed a microphone onstage. Unfortunately, Paul's scene
    was cut out of the final print of the movie.
    
    KISS Fact of the Week:
    In early 1977, Kiss became the first band since the Beatles
    to have 4 albums on the Billboard Hot 100 album chart.
    "Alive," "Destroyer," "Rock and Roll Over," and "The
    Originals" were all in the top 40 at the same time. To this
    day, no other band has accomplished that feat.
    
    
    KISS Fact of the Week:
    In 1983, Gene Simmons turned down the male, romantic,
    leading role in "Flashdance," in fear of hurting his image.
    
    
    KISS Fact of the Week:
    In 1975, producer Eddie Kramer passed up the opportunity to produce
    the debut
    album from Boston so that he could produce KISS's "Alive" album.
    

    
    	"Young Doctors in Love" was a riot!!  I'll have to look for
    	that so I can see it again.
    

    
    	Looks like most of the cast of "General Hospital" appeared in
    	this film!!  I hate to admit it, but I watched it for a summer
    	or so when I was 14-15 ... right around the time that Luke
    	"saved the city" from something that had to do with an "Ice
    	Princess", and on through David Gray and the hologram scam to
    	rip off a local museum, etc.
    
    	Of note here ... this is Michael Richards' [Kramer on "Sein-
    	feld"] 1st movie.
    
    
                        Young Doctors in Love (1982)

                              USA 1982 Color

                             5.0/10 (109 votes)

Produced by: 20th Century Fox
Genre(s)/keyword(s): spoof
Certification: USA:R

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Directed by
     Garry Marshall

Cast (in alphabetical order)
     Margie Anderson .... Boy with Fly's Mother
     Dottie Archibald .... Woman who almost got licked
     Alexandra Balahoutis .... Spoiled Brat
     Robert E. Ball .... Mickey Callaghan
     Jaime Lyn Bauer .... Soap Cameo
     Ed Begley Jr. .... Young Simon's Father
     John Berardino .... Soap Cameo
     Crystal Bernard .... Julie
     Billie Bird .... Flower Girl
     Charlie Brill .... Doctor Quick
     Tom Byrd .... New Intern
     Hamilton Camp .... Oscar Katz
     Frank Campanella .... Young Simon's Grandfather
     Stuart Charno .... Warren the Orderly
     Dabney Coleman .... Dr. Joseph Prang
     Patrick Collins .... Dr. Walter Rist
     Susan Cotton .... Newscaster
     William Ed Cree .... Mr. Bannerman
     Claudia Crown .... Sanchez
     Michael Damian .... Soap Cameo
     Stuart Damon .... Soap Cameo
     Shad Davis .... Little Boy in Park
     Nancy Davis-Lane .... Miss Pendergast
     Stephanie Dizon .... Little Girl in Park
     David Dozer .... Santa Claus
     Ella Raino Edwards .... Doctor Stevens
     Michael Elias .... Spectator
     Hector Elizondo .... Angelo/Angela
     Arlene Eustis .... Bobby
     Lou Evans .... Nervous Patient
     Steven Ford .... Soap Cameo
     Gary Friedkin .... Dr. Milton Chamberlain
     David Friedman .... Young Simon
     George Furth .... Disgusting Looking Patient
     Monique Gabrielle
     Becky Gonzalez .... Perez
     Kyle T. Heffner .... Dr. Charles Litto
     Hillary Horan .... Theresa
     Toni Hudson .... Bunny
     Robert Iannucci .... Calvin Klein Model
     Larry Flash Jenkins .... Paul the Orderly
     Sonya Jennings .... Nina
     Art Kassul .... Cop with Assault Victim
     Neal Kaz .... Ward Patient #1
     Tony Kerum .... Guido
     David Ketchum .... Balloon Man
     Deborah Lacey .... Phone Stripper
     Tom Ligon .... Soap Cameo
     Lisa Lindgren .... Usherette #1
     Kimberly Louis .... Party Guest
     Eric MacDonald .... Little Cowboy
     Patrick MacNee .... Jacobs
     Coleen Maloney .... Jones
     Arnold Margolin .... Doctor Whitehat
     Diane Markoff .... Emilia
     Kathi Marshall .... Usherette #2
     Lori Marshall .... Football Playing Maid
     Scott Marshall .... Boy with Fly
     Kimberly McArthur .... Jyll Amato
     Ted McGinley .... Dr. Bucky DeVol
     Michael McKean .... Dr. Simon August
     Emily McLaughlin .... Soap Cameo
     Nicholas Mele .... Jerry
     Rose Michtom .... Mrs. Pierce
     Haunani Minn .... Chang
     Demi Moore
     Kelly Moran .... Skateboard Nurse
     John Moschitta Jr. .... Complaining Man
     Taylor Negron .... Dr. Phil Burns
     James O'Connell .... Blind Officer
     Rick Overton .... Dr. Thurman Flicker
     Jill Owens .... Angelo's Wife
     Fran Peach .... Young Simon's Mother
     Bob Pekurny .... Ward Patient #2
     Frank Pesce .... Rocco
     Patti Proctor .... Valerie
     Pamela Reed .... Norine Sprockett
     Reynaldo Rey .... Cicerelli
     Tessa Richarde .... Rocco's Wife
     Michael Richards .... Malamud
     Chris Robinson .... Soap Cameo
     Julie Roth .... Glenda
     Saul Rubinek .... Floyd Kurtzman
     Ray Saar .... Party Guest
     Cary Schuman .... Arnold the Orderly
     Walter Scott .... Bed Mechanic
     Kin Shriner .... Soap Cameo
     Harry Dean Stanton .... Dr. Oliver Ludwig
     John Steadman .... 82 Year Old Man
     Lynne Marie Stewart .... Thatcher
     Esther Sutherland .... Willa Mae
     Millee Taggart .... Miss Ditka
     Ogden Talbot .... Man in Wheelchair
     Peggy Trentini .... Christmas Elf
     Janine Turner .... Soap Cameo
     Titos Vandis .... Sal Bonafetti
     Ann Washington .... Annie
     Keith A. Wester .... Hospital Announcer
     Sean Young .... Dr. Stephanie Brody
     Jacklyn Zeman .... Soap Cameo

Written by
     Michael Elias
     Rich Eustis

Cinematography by
     Donald Peterman

Music by
     Maurice Jarre

Production Design by
     Polly Platt

Costume Design by
     Michael Balker
     William Flores

Film Editing by
     Dov Hoenig

Produced by
     Jerry Bruckheimer
     Gary Marshall (executive)

Other crew
     Toni Howard (casting)
     Nancy Klopper (casting)
     Lynn Stalmaster (casting)

    RE : Note 19.549
    
    I agree with Ian..... ( I'm sure that will p.o. some folks )...;-)
    
    Bruce ....TECHNICALLY....is a better guitarist. No doubt about it.
    
    BUT, Ace had the " image ".....if ya know what I mean.
    
    Since he was an original member of KISS, he had a LOT to do with their
    image. His guitar playing wasn't very spectacular, but he did o.k.. :-)
    
    It was Ace's " presence " on stage that made him great....NOT his
    guitar playing.
    
    I DO like Ace, tho'.  I like Bruce.  Heck....I like 'em ALL. ;-)
    
    KISS rules....No matter what !!!
    
           *** Kit ***
    

    Wasn't Ace the one who designed their logo?
    
    
    Mike
    

    
    NO, It was the guy from the Superman comics !

    	re .544
    
    > I would imagine that Kulick and Singer will be travelling with them.
    > Kulick has been in the band longer than Ace and Peter.
    
    	I'm surprised no one said anything...
    
    	Gene Simmons
    	Ace Frehley
    	Paul Stanley
    	Peter Criss
    
    	are the original members
    
    	Of course, you're showing your age if ya' know the names of the
    	original members without even looking at a piece of vinyl from
    	the 70's.
    
    	So I'll pretend I didn't write this reply...

I read that reply to mean that Ace and Peter were in the band say 9 years and
Bruce Kulick has been in it say, 14.  (I'm assuming Ace/Peter left in 1982 and
the band started in 1973)  I may be wrong about those dates though

Tim

    They've Announced A_Show on July 31 at The Fleet_Center!
    
    
       Crazy_Rocket_Ride_Al

    Shawn-
    
    	Thinking about it, I stick with the notion that "Back in the NY
    groove" was, in fact, a KISS song. The title of the album is "KISS-Ace
    Frehley". If you go to a record store, and look under Frehley, Ace, you
    won't find the album or song. You will, however find it in the KISS
    section, regardless of who played on the album. Wouldn't this qualify
    "Back in the NY groove" as a KISS song?
    
    
    dave

    
    	NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
    
    	There was a set of 4 "solo" albums, 1 done by each of the
    	original Kiss members, entitled [I believe] "Kiss solo -
    	[band member's name]".
    
    	I am positive that no other Kiss members played on Ace's
    	solo album, and I'm quite sure that that was the case for
    	the other 3 solo albums as well.
    
    	So that would qualify each of these solo albums as a solo
    	album and ONLY referred to as "Kiss solo" so that laymen
    	would know who these people were that suddenly came out
    	with these new albums.
    
    	NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
    
    
    	[Now go away, or I shall be forced to taunt you a 2nd time.]
    
    	8^)
    

    I agree... 8}

    
    RE: -1
    
    SueJ...you're such a KISS A**! :^)
    
    /j
    

    NO NOT NEVER WRONG!!!!!!!!!
    
    
    If it is in the KISS catalog, why is it not a KISS album, huh, huh,
    what? 
    
    dave

    An interesting aside to all this:
    
    If you have the "Kiss My Ass" album, you'll notice the family has all
    of the faces represented, with the exception of Ace. Also, in the liner
    notes, there are pictures of tattoos with all 4 faces, and Ace's
    picture is always covered by another picture or something. I guess it
    had something to do with not wanting to pay Ace for using his likeness.
    
    
    dave

    Also, in some KISS video, Paul talks about how Ace came up with the
    KISS logo, not Superman's creator.
    

    
      I have the 4 albums your talking about GTI.....and after many
    many years of dust....I now have to look at the members....
    
    sax_who_got_beth_to_call_him_once

    
    	Sax, after you look at the members, look at the faces and see
    	if you can match them together.