Paul Stanley Face The Music Review
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It must have been hard to be Paul, what with the entire universe coming together to try to make your life difficult. Good thing we have this book, so we can hear about it endlessly
😆👍
Coming from "The Bible" this has to be the truth!
LET ME EARRR YA PEEOOOOPLEEE!!!
He was born a lop-eared freak
Wonder how you would have made out
We 4
Always the victim never the victor. A complex known as Criss Syndrome.
Paul was my favorite member in the 70's. Met him a few times as well. I don't know what the hell happened.
I always loved Paul’s songs in KISS & he had my 2nd favorite solo album, 1st is Ace. I feel during the 70s he had the best voice of KISS, though I never really liked him as a person, outside of KISS
Fame, fortune, and the accolades he always sought after happened, then the industry got to him, and sadly, became like the rest of them.
@Angry White Goy GTKRWN 88 I keep hearing this of Paul, but is there any actual proof? So far, to the best of my knowledge, there hasn't been any..
If Bill really did something THAT fucked up, Paul should have informed on him to the cops (anonymously even!).
context of time, place, and power dynamics. good luck anonymously tipping in that scene. not only is it crawling with fags, but law enforcement seemed to look the other way more often than not if you were a prominent scene contributor, as Bill was.
The only thing I didn't like about the book is he doesn't think he ever did anything wrong. He has no problem pointing out the faults of Ace, Peter, Gene, Bill, Eric Carr, Eddie Kramer, Bob Ezrin etc. Everything is somebody else's fault.
What did Paul Stanley ever do wrong?
@@cellblocknine5385 oh wow. Lol
He seems like a bit of a narcissist.
Memoirs aren't always factual and a lot of them are ghostwritten. Paul seems pretty thin-skinned.
He is like a women!
It'd be hilarious to see the Puppet review your review!
This book really helped me out when I was bullied for having autism in grade 8 and I wasn’t helped by anyone because my teachers did nothing to help me and I was miserable for so long but after I read this book during the summer, I felt a lot better because I realized that we both in some ways are the same.
We both were born with something that made us different from the others like with my autism and his microtia and we were bullied for having it. We both were miserable because of it and had self doubt problems from it but we both healed through helping others and playing music.
Now I’m at a better school and in grade 10 and I’m a lot more confident than who I used to be and I’m in a great group called Show Choir and I perform at great music shows each year and I really want to become a rockstar thanks to him because he’s my idol now because of it
Now for the book, I do appreciate your opinion on some things in the book but I don’t agree with some of the things like with Peter and Ace’s behaviour especially during the tours from 1996-2001 but I think your review was great. This is coming from a person who prefers the current lineup more than the original because I will never know what the original lineup was like but I still believe this was a great review
Ok I understand and I’ve forgot to mention that if it’s coming from Paul and Gene than it’s most likely true. It’s my personal opinion and I know there are some points that leads to many arguments that I have a different opinion on and I got judged a lot for it so I’m not trying to start an argument but just to give my opinion and I won’t know the experience of the original lineup is what I’m trying to say because I’m almost 15 and I’ve only saw them once just this year in March so I do know what happened during the 70’s but I’ll never be able to experience it for myself
Rick R look I don’t know that much ok? I’m almost 15 and I do understand both sides of the situations that happened but I don’t see this as a one sided view. Not everything in this book I can agree on like on Eric Carr death and how he handled it. I haven’t read the other members books yet so I don’t fully know my opinion yet but I don’t want to make you or anyone else feel bad about what I said and what I believe. Maybe I’m not ok with what he’s saying but until I read the other books, I might have a proper opinion. I also understand their struggles in their lives and I do respect them but I just don’t know about my opinion yet, so until I’m sticking with Paul on this on
Rick R thanks. I’m just upset because a lot of people hate me for having different opinions on Kiss like how I prefer the current lineup more than the original lineup and one person even said something really offensive and I was trying not to get in that situation again. I’ve already seen a bit of both of them and I’ll try to see them again. But I kinda know everything on Kiss because I research it everyday but thanks for the suggestions anyway.
@GIL Favor I don't know him like you obviously do.
This book made me lose a lot of respect for Paul. The almost obsessive criticisms of Peter (especially his playing) and the complete lack of responsibility for any of KISS's failures and short comings... as well as in his lack of self critique in even his personal life just seem unrealistic at times.
The funniest part is that Paul never bashes Bruce
I've listened to Peter's isolated drum tracks from the 70s...and EGAD, it's no wonder he adopted the persona of the Catman- because he was a BEAST!
Paul talking crap about the drum solo on 100,000 Years and calling it boring just shows that he either failed to appreciate the subtle touches of Peter's jazz and swing influences or that he was just being butt-hurt.
I've read Pauls and I felt like everything was always someone else's fault.
Peter's book is more honest. He takes responsibility for his actions even when they were wrong. Paul's book at the end is basically about promoting the current line up of KISS as the Best lineup. Which is complete bullshit.
Yes, Paul seems to love himself but let's face it : he wrote most of the best KISS songs; especially in the 80's when he kept the ship sailing and Gene didn't care anymore about KISS
Gene only cares about kiss as far as how much fame and money it can make him.
There's a reason there's a joke about Gene putting a padent on anything and everything.
He didn't write the majority of the songs on albums until after Ace and Peter were gone. Then he had to. Just a fact.
34:20 I saw Kiss 10/24/92 at the Crown Arena in Fayetteville, NC. This was a 4500 seat capacity venue and appeared to be full. This was at a time when huge bands didn't come to Fayetteville. Metallica hadn't played there since the 80s, and Guns n' Roses didn't ever play. A band like Kiss could come play the Crown, pack the mini-arena, and do pretty good on concessions and merch tables.
That said, there was a stigma of sorts for playing there. It usually meant you weren't doing hot enough as a band to pack Raleigh or Charlotte's 20-40k seat stadiums like GnR/Metallica, or like Kiss, pre-Dynasty. The concert earlier that week in the same venue was the Oak Ridge Boys, if that tells you anything. But it was still a big enough venue that they could do 90% of their pyro, and they sounded good.
I was 11 years old, really liked _Revenge,_ but couldn't help but notice that everyone there was my parents age or older. If I went to see, say, Nirvana or Soundgarden, everyone was under age 27. Kiss very much seemed like your parents uncool boomer rock, and unable to connect with continuously younger audiences like Metallica.
Ace - fan favorite, Peter - best authentic voice, Paul - heart and soul, Gene - most famous
Peter had a good voice but couldn't sing
Alternate title for the book:
My Crap Doesn’t Stink (But Everybody Else’s’ Does)
Written by Paul Stanley
The whole book is, "It was his fault not mine"
One of the best things about KISS is, all the drama, shit-talking, backstabbing and bullshit all go away wen you listen to the music.
Ehhhhhh yes and no.
I was at the Rio de Janeiro 83 concert and stayed day and night at the Hotel lobby. I can tell you that Paul and Gene weren´t happy at all to be there, you could see it. Eric and Vinnie were smiling all the time. # By the way I have a great story in this period: All 4 went to a regular night club in Rio de Janeiro called Circus, then the DJ played I Love It Loud, everybody left the dancing area, so they called out the all the bodyguards to be in front of their seats, and left the place some minutes after. All 4 went straight to a strip bar called Barbarella. Eric invited a professional girl to his room at the Hotel and 1 hour after the girl starting screaming: " He doesn´t want to pay me, he is just showing me pictures!!" and the bodyguards paid the girl and she left, without being fucked !!
Yeah I don't get all of the bashing of Peters drumming ability by Paul. If he wants to dog him for the drugs and alcohol and unreliability that's one thing. Quite frankly whenever he talks about English drummers and John Bonham, I cannot see how that style would fit into the songs that kiss was writing. Now as far as Peter's drumming goes, I don't like the sound of his drums on a lot of recordings. To me they sound thin or maybe not tuned properly, but I think it's playing is actually pretty damn good. Mike Portnoy who is a world-class drummer gives a lot of high praise to Peter Criss and his style.
Portnoy just did a tour with Petrucci and they got along great. It wasn't billed as a "Dream Theater Reunion". A lot of people liked it when Gene and Paul toured solo because they did songs they didn't do in KISS. Ace is a road dog but yeah there are shows that get uneven from time to time because he's getting up there in years and doesn't have the KISS budget where he has smoke and mirrors to fall back on.
Paul has a quote for everything! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
I agree with your feelings a the end - regarding all the good things they do outweighs the BS
Hard to believe Creatures of the Night was KISS' worst selling album, but I do remember it being a fact back in the day. Their next album sure landed them back on the map in a big way! Sad, as Creatures was more or less Lick it Up's equal if not its superior. As for the book, I've listened to the whole thing via scads of videos. Sad that Paul is so down on everyone who helped put him where he is today.
Ralph, I had to sub, I do appreciate your take on the good and the bad, you won't cut off your little toe cause you hate your foot. as far as kiss goes I was there from 75' seen the alive 2 tour as my first of about 12-15 concerts, meeting paul twice hot shade tour, and book signing. in 78' I was 14 the whole event was amazing, music of course too. as I got older I came to focus on paul's voice, was my favorite voice, grew up in hair band era, so had many other bands I enjoyed too, long story short,,, paul has giving us decades of high register and falsetto, 17' end road tour seen in AL. it was painful, and I felt terrible , overall. he can/ should honestly put it to rest. he gave us soo much ,as a front man. now he is not giving the fans what they deserve. thanks.. for your content.
Dr. This is a great review and I appreciated the time you devoted to it. I'm gonna try to finish it this evening.
I don't know if you ever did a review on the VH1 video found on UA-cam that was Kisss' 2000 Farewell Tour Anouncement but you would have an absolute blast giving your unique analysis on it. Have you done one on it? Would you do one it?
yes. i have used a few clips on some videos. KISS Diluded being one of them.
@@almosthuman56 I tried to find that video. Can you attach a link. Thanks!
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I loved the book. Paul wouldn't have taken us on that KISS ride if he were a different person (my favorite one in the band is Ace). In my point of view he opens up to some of his worst fears in the book. As far as proffesionalism goes, no doubt he was by the one who put more effort into the band
Thank God for God gave Rock & Roll .
❤️ Beautiful 💐.
Hahaha "If anything, Ace and Peter were the imposters". You can't win with it, there's always a passive aggressive get out clause. One thing I will say, Eric and Tommy are great players. I actually enjoy Tommy's guitar tone and playing, but to imply that Ace is his imposter is hilarious
I’ve read and listened to the audio book. It’s very entertaining but at the same time everyone who’s in or been in the band have caused all the problems they have ever had......except Paul. Very very little has ever been his fault.
48:55 almost 50 years later, Stanley the parrot is real.
1:10:42 paul stanley did some serious awesome stuff to peapol.
This book was really hard to get through honestly I listened to the audio of it and it just sounded too whiney to me all the way through it. And his take on Eric Carr far different from anyone who ever met Eric in person.
Great review Ralph! Keep up the great work!
It's a really good book and I really think that Ace and Peter weren't easy at some times but except from the Eric Carr death chapter Mr. Stanley has never done anything wrong but for me this book is defenitely a strong 8/10
You think you’ve had a rough time Paul. Think of us that spent £8 on Hot In The Shade and then tell me how sh*t your life was.
Appreciate all u do Doc! Thanks
Gene and Paul was going fire. ERIC.... going fire him at a party
Gary Corbett knows the story I got the interview
You make me laugh so hard brother but you're 100% right i share your same views on Kiss, i've been a fan of the band since 76
I'm a drummer and started playing because of Peter Criss, but he wasn't phenomenal, was good for the time
"One by one I kills them"!
Sounds to me like the same ole Paul. I'm better than everyone else, it's ALWAYS someone's fault, I wasn't appreciated as a kid. Bla, bla, bla. To think I used Absolutely love this band. Still love the music, but not the members. Except Ace and Peter.
Same here, I liked it a lot better when you didn't have to see their real faces and only heard music from them instead of badmouthing each other constantly.
@@williamsherman1089 No kidding. It doesn't seem to stop.
I've listened to the audiobook. Some good stuff, some meh.
Great show Ralph! It was balanced..not just fanboy tripe 🤘
I don't understand why they went with such a goofy picture of Paul for the book cover.
I gotta say I know folks wish KISS had quit 20 years ago, but I disagree. I was born too fucking late (1987) so I didn't get into kiss u til 2001 after watching detroit rock city. I've seen them 4 times since and I've loved every single show. I'm sure I would've loved the shows back in the 70s and 80s, but I'll take any kiss I can get.
Doc, grab a beer this one might be long lol. As of my writing this I have NOT watched your video yet. In 1977 I discovered KISS and have been a fan ever since. Paul was NOT my favorite member, he seemed to "girly" to me, he seemed to focused on looking good for the gals, maybe guys, in the audience. Peter and Ace were always my favs, especially Peter. I read Ace's book first, then Peter's then Paul's , Mary hadn't put one out LOL. I did read Gene's book but it is not even worth mentioning lol. Here is what I concluded after reading all three, within about a 6 month time period btw.
Ace, didn't really surprise me, I didn't like some of what I read but I knew he was being honest. Paul's book I went away with a much greater understanding and appreciation for the Starchild and Peter's book, well Peter is now my least favorite member and I feel so lied to all those years I thought he was one way only to find out he is not at all like his persona he puts on when the camera's are rolling. Peter's book showed me that basically everything bad that had been said about him was true. Why do I care how big his pecker is? When a man has to talk like that he shows his immaturity and for a man of his age to still be doing it shows me he has some real issues.When I read the parts where Peter was laughing in his book about getting even with Paul during the concerts of the reunion tour by slowing down then speeding back up, that did it for me!! You do not make your audience pay for your inner band turmoil and Peter had no problem doing that which shows that yes, he is the mean spirited little douchebag that Paul and Gene have been saying he is all along. Ace confirmed much of this in his own book as well. So Peter is one that I NEVER want to see back in the KISS makeup, he does not deserve to wear it and he does not deserve the love he gets from KISS fans worldwide!
Paul's book showed me a man who has always felt out of place and allowed certain people to use him and to walk all over him, former bandmates come to mind as well as his ex wife. Paul persevered and is now stronger than ever and I commend him for it. Paul's book showed me that even though we think these guys are in command of their lives, they really might not be. I will shorten this up for ya, i'm sure your beer is getting warm lol. Now Paul is still not my favorite member, but he is the one I most respect and admire. Paul is also the ONE member of KISS I will say kept it all together. Peter, Ace and Gene all bailed when things looked brighter, but not Paul!! So when we see the KISS reunion of 96, that is because of Paul, Revenge is because of Paul, ALL of the 80's is because of Paul and now the end of the road is because of Paul. Gene got lucky and got a partner like Paul. Paul has become more vocal since writing his book, he took charge of KISS because of his book and I should also add - I think his wife Erin had a lot to do with Paul finding his strength and himself.
Couldnt imagine growing up having an obvious physical health issue and getting picked on about it. My baby sister, who's now 43.
Had a birthmark on her face. She was relentlessly picked on. As her older sister I was very protective of her( kicked ass and got into trouble)
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🎵YA GOTTA KEEP ME CRIIINGIN'-
KEEP ME CRINGIN'🎵🎤
I'd love to see a video of Ace n Eric making out....Sounds like something Ace would say...LOL.
Ps..you can find this book in audiobook form on Screwtube.
The Peter solo on 1000 years was a highlight on the album…period! Paul showed his true tortured self at the Rock and roll hall
of fame. Ace Gene and Peter were gracious and were there to enjoy the occasion, Paul a complaining dushbag!!!!!
I've read Ace Frehley's book and while it was a good read I wish he would gone into a little more detail on certain things. The book was not very long either.
I got a new Paul soundbyte now from that horrible singing! Lmao!! Shit that's hilarious!!
Pauls book is pretty good.. i like peters book the Best ...Ace’s book is my Second Fave...
Peter's is the best paws down.
I liked "Nothin' To Lose" as far as KISS books go, but all the memoirs had interesting things to say as far as how it all came together and overcoming the odds went.
Poor Eric Carr and Bill Account how they get verbally trashed
I read all 4 books and though I lay blame for a lot of their misfortune on the authors, I also felt compassion, sympathy and love but only for the other three that are not Paul. Of the 4, Paul is the only one who believes himself to be perfect and blameless. The other 3 had excuses, of course, but Paul truly believes everyone else is shit, and that he's the only victim of misfortunes in his life. Donna Dixon was not a stupid woman when she rejected his marriage proposal. She saw right through his neurotic bullshit. In Paul's book, no one is safe from his backstabbing criticism. A phookyng qunnt in all manners and ways.
His Ear .... Obviously his ear has an ear for Greatness
Ha ha. The title of the book should be called: Stan's Story:"Mean Kids Made Fun of my Ear! Waaahhh"
Paul Stanley and Brian Wilson should collaborate. They both have one ear that's shot.
Imo the first verse and chorus of keep me coming live at the end was great
It lost steam by the second verse but I think it fit Paul’s shot voice lol
Dr fukk u rule
It was a good book - and yes, better than Gene's.
Bro, thanks for shooting us straight here on the sheer abundance of unpleasant statements & KISStoric redrafts Paul makes in his book(s) (and anytime a mic comes in from of his head since like '87) like he's in a constant state of paranoid denial of reality, past & present ... it's hard on a guy who just wants to like them still ... but no one escapes his ire ...from Slash to anyone whose ever worked with the band, in any capacity .... and that's fine, he's Mr. Speed but the fact that he won't even give Ace & Peter any heartfelt credit as to why KISS's early records were so great (like he'd rather no one actually find out if they missed!!!) boggles my mind!! Paul, have you heard Alive!? Insufficient data Starchild? Last thing, Paul's statement the other day about Peter Criss's life being miserable, saying he couldn't live a life like Peter's where (paraphrasing) it's always 'him against the world' was the very pinnacle of KISSpocrisy. What a drag man. We've hit Rock Bottom and we're here to stay. Regrettably, KISStorian Dave (BTW, "Keep Me Comin'" sounded awesome!)
I listened on audible last year to just after got into kiss
It is such a pity we arent friends i havent met a single person who shares my opinion as closely as you do all your reviews mirror mine.
In the book he basicly says other people wrote beth for Peter and put his name on it. He's very harsh on people but acts like he's perfect
Whoa whoa whoa whoaaoooo
Yeah, Paul bitches about everybody...
But the one person he bitches about the most is himself.
- Why was I such an asshole for not letting Eric Carr play on "revenge" and do his final recording with the band, as he wanted?
- Why couldn't I stop that marriage falling apart and have Evan go through what it's like to be in a broken home?
KISS was like The Beatles in the sense that nobody but those four were that group. Robot KISS (Tommy & Eric) is fake.
They are good band but two times in their career someone else saved their asses . First time 1983. Vinnie Vincent with his songs , second time reunion tour 1996. because they probably finished with " Carnival of Souls ". Lucky guys ...
What's funny is Paul's impersonation of Gene's mom & it's not Gene's mom that's a goof, it's Paul cause if you can't take it don't dish it out.
To be fair you can keep practicing drums and guitar and be as good if you keep it up but if your voice goes you’re fucked.
I should have wore my hip waders before watching this
PAUL THANLEY OF KITH!!!!
You make good points Ralph.
I remember Ace was Space Ace 😎
Whether anyone wants to admit to themselves at least. Gene Simmons is everyone's favorite member of KISS, it's time everyone just admits it
48:54 can someone PLEASE tell me what this is from?? 😂😂😂
i believe eric carr
If you’ve read all 4 books you may have arrived at the conclusion that these are 4 coworkers or associates who worked towards a common goal but were never true friends. All have unresolved psychological issues, but Paul Thtanley’s morbid narcissism bordering on sociopathy is alarming. This is the only book in which although I admire the man’s talent and work ethic, I just can’t like him as I do the other three. There is nothing real about this man.
They never would of made it without Peter's style of drumming, they would of sounded completely different, but not classic Kiss, same with Ace.
Ok, I’m just one opinion BUT, doesn’t even Paul get tired of always blaming Peter and Ace. I mean give me a break. Cry baby millionaires is what he should have called his books.
Paul Thtanley of Kith ith not a lip thynker. He'th a lip kither and a thuper thtory teller. He'th flawleth. FATHE THE MUTHIC OR KITH MY ATH.💋
Some of this stuff is just too comical for words.
Paul ran out of batteries, Lol.
Paul Stanley cannot sing like he used to, but Paul chose to perform the most difficult of Vocal styles with lots of high falsetto and head voice techniques. If he would have kept it simple like Ace he probably wouldn't be struggling so much
Yeah. he wanted to be cool just like all the other hair band front men and he paid the price.
Personaly i think that the book is good, but yes he is not 100 % honeset and he could have been more honest.
Paul didn’t like peters drum solo cuz it took attention away from Paul....and btw, Peter sang better too
Paul is so disillusioned with what the fans what
Paul introducing Peter like he had to teach him the basics of music theory & practice, yet he had already co-written & recorded an album with Chelsea, an album from which Kiss mined their biggest hit of the 70's. Paul's always trying to paint Peter & Ace in a negative light to make himself look like rockgod personified. He knows more than anybody about "throwing people under a bus", this book is proof of that. Eric Copycat & Tommy Yesman? 😉 Paul Stanley is the last person to criticize anybody about solos, remember his woeful embarrassing guitar solo from the Animalize:Live Uncensored video? 😂 And that was in his prime, I won't even begin with his voice for at least the last decade plus! Neil Peart started using flange effects on his drum solo after they toured with Kiss, for example. Making subtle nasty digs for cheap laughs at Eric Carr's expense, as well as Carrie Stevens, FFS Stanley helped send him to an early grave, has he no dignity or respect for the dead? He conveniently lied about the circumstances surrounding Eric's firing in his book, Kiss Corp were sending lawyers to chase Eric to sign the termination contract so they could stop paying his medical insurance & sign Mensinger to contract while he was undergoing treatment with the ordeal of his life, that is why the restraining order was issued, Eric refused to sign it & never did. From all reports Eric was locked out of the studio while they recorded the overrated 'Revenge' record, Eric's worst fear & suspicions became true, he was being replaced by Mensinger, a fact that Paul had lied to his face about when he confronted him. For the record I started playing drums because of Peter Criss & that Alive! solo, I worshipped them as a 4-year old kid & it was my gateway to music, my bedroom was a Kiss shrine & I had Catman's doll but even back then as an impressionable kid Paul Stanley was my least favourite member. Now I know why. Sure he is the heart & soul of the band, but he wrote just as much bad cliché bullshit music as Gene in the 80's & he wasn't distracted, so what's his excuse? Mark St. John/Norton played 2&1/2 shows on the Animalize tour 👍 And yes all the original members are hypocrites, I saw Kiss in 2001 with the Ace Frehley/Eric Singer line-up & next time was the underwhelming 2003 Symphony with Peter Criss/Tommy Thayer, so both only have a problem with it when it suits them. I agree the book is a very good read, even if it may be exaggerated fiction. There's real history & then there's Kisstory! Respect Dr.Fukk 🤘
I think the stories the Paul told about Eric make him a schmuck! I have read the book and the stories he tells about Eric doesn't add anything to his book. The only thing that I can think of clearly is that Eric was a fan favorite and he knows this so to me it's just Paul attempt to bring him down a few pegs. Also the bill aucoin stuff if true Unforgivable but the man is dead and is unable to defend himself I can understand I'm giving up dirt on a sand Peter and Jean because that is what the publisher wants the bits about Eric does not add to the book any information about Bill aucoin, if you were that concerned back then you should have reported him at this point keep it to yourself! Pause book is a good read but I like it less of the four Asus book is a little bit more random with stories not really going in any kind of order I like genes book because I enjoy a good laugh! I thought Peter had the best book along with everybody else just because of his honesty and the fact that he's willing to accept blame when the blame is his shows his growth as a person.
Wait a minute... Dr Fukk, how you call yourself, (the name refers to: Dr Love) is a KISS song... And if Black Sabbath is your most favourite band of all time, and not KISS... Than Ralph, why do you call yourself Dr Fukk?... And not for excample: Dr Black... Or Dr Sabbath... I mean don't get me wrong, nothing personal, because I love your show! But ha?...
I did not call myself after that KISS song. It was my band name before I had this channel.
@@almosthuman56 Aaaaaa... Thanks Dr Fukk! Now I know... Though, it is a very cool name!
Very Rock 'n' Roll!
He preferred post show Matzo Ball Soup over groupies..enough said.
Hey High Number,
Read between the lines. He was 'eating Motza ball soup' after first selling out Madison Square Gardens ? 🤦♂️
Ace in his book was the complete opposite. 🙆♂️
He invited his friends and families and had them arrive in limousines so they could all share the success, fun and experience.
You're right re: Paul Stanley suckin' on cigars and 'eating motza ball soup' after selling out the Gardens in '77.
He would've been outed and hence was eating soup in a deli after an hour ago 20,000 screaming fans were yelling f o r you ?
This guy's ego is so big he hopes the band gos on without any original members LMAO!
IN that case it becomes a cover band it's like going to see the Beatles the doors and zep without original members.
At the end of the day KISS is just a band I can't even remember the last time I heard them on the radio station that just plays 70s 80s and 90s rock music.
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They sold out Madison Square Garden as a solo act on the current tour back in March and they sold out the show I went to at PPG Paints arena in Pittsburgh. Granted it's probably because they're playing the farewell card again. Madison Square Garden isn't really that big. Only 13,000. I've seen them fill up amphitheaters that hold 22,000. Not quite sold out shows but still filled up the majority of them. And no I'm not a huge scab defender. I'd rather it be Ace than Tommy any day
This was recorded in 2017 when they did not play the farewell card and no way could have sold it out back then
@@almosthuman56 agreed. Like I said I saw them fill up an amphitheater on their own around 2011 but it wasn't quite sold out. I think another Pittsburgh arena show was about sold out on the Sonic Boom tour but Buckcherry was opening so that helped. Other than that the only other sold out solo tour show was in Youngstown Ohio on the Rock The Nation Tour but that's an arena that only holds 7000. I'm with you though. They'd do better with the true Spaceman
Paul and always trying to be Robert Plant and he's not you should try not trying to be Led Zeppelin but trying to do kiss he needs to go down a few octaves to keep his voice going and still trying to hit all those High octaves I guess he just doesn't understand he's an old man now none of us ever do understand when we get older that we can't hit those High octaves that we used to what he means is voice lessons all over again keep the Boise has now and I really hate that jazz said that he has I will never listen to it I would never buy records from it for CDs it's just not for me I remember when Paul used to be that rock and roll heavy metal dude then one day I met up with him and he was looking to Madonna and I was just like what the f*** no I meant Madonna on Jamaica Avenue in Queens before she became a big star and she was a snot head she was already acting like a star not a very nice person you also backstabbed all my friends but let's get back to kiss they need to tone it down a little bit so they can survive