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.Check out THIS VERSION: KISS RIO 1983 DR. LOVE..wish I could donate but on Disability. So I can give knowledge. Dr. Love from Rio 1983 with Vinnie on guitar is the most aggressive version of Dr Love, especially the solo
People must also watch this with the right eyes. LOSER HATER ALICE COOPER fans always forget this or ignore it ...THIS WAS METAL IN 74 and KISS were a single entity...one single unit. Cooper was one horror dude with a better version of THE NY DOLLS. KISS was an equal unit.
I love when someone gives KISS credit that is deserved, specially someone who knows what they are talking about. Myself, I'm not a musician or singer, but I know I love KISS music.
Gene always got allot of slack for being just a bass player in the band, but this dude was on high heels, jumping around, and did not miss a single note!
I'm a 58yo man, in 1977 @ 11yo I purchased 4 KISS albums (8 Track tapes) after making money from mowing grass and delivering newspapers. I have been hooked since that day.
Nobody can touch this s*** this is mind-blowing early kiss kicks everybody's ass . This is why Black Sabbath didn't want to kiss back on tour with them.
It would be tough to name a more underrated drummer than Peter Criss. Like the others in KISS, his musicianship was dismissed because of the theatrics, but he had some serious chops in the early days. His roots were in jazz and r&b, and he even studied briefly under Gene Krupa. Listen to KISS Alive to hear more of him from that era, at his -- and their -- peak.
Always more KISS reactions, please, ‘cause I love it loud. You got nothin’ to lose. Don’t make us wait 100,000 years. The fans really lick it up. KISS is larger than life even if their critics claim they hit rock bottom. Doesn’t shock me. KISS never had great expectations for critics, anyway. Do you know what you dig up when you hit rock bottom? A black diamond. So more KISS reactions, please, and shout it out loud!
The three songs on that live are really incredible . I was like you discovering after so many years, i know the alive lp, but when you SEE this performed its just another story
The fingerprints of Bill Aucoin, Neil Bogart and espicially Sean Delaney on the KISS presentation can not de dismissed. Delaney's choreography and little tricks such as Paul "fluffing" his hair with his hand (after seeing Paul scratch his head), amazing. KISS fans get it. Non KISS fans do not. Simple as that. We watch because we get it. And now you do also. Congrats bro and LISTEN TO DAD!! Haha. Many thanks for this.
I'm a professional drummer and I'll second that Kiss sounds simple but even my contemporaries, just try it live yourself nailing each part perfectly. In those getups paint, flames it'd be easy to lose focus. Peter is a great drummer.
In my opinion, Deuce is the greatest opening song ever. I saw them in '96 on the reunion tour, and they opened with Deuce, I lost my mind and I was a kid again.
Awesome. Hardcore Kiss fan here. I love to see people respond to Kiss who never saw or paid them any attention. The videos you have seen here are from 75. Check out I Stole Your Love 1977 Largo.
Its refreshing to see someone see Kiss for the first time and get it. I got a lot of grief being a KISS fan when I was a kid. Id check out any of the live stuff from 75 the Alive! Tour. Amazing stuff! Also, the 1984/85 Mtv concert for the Animalize tour is fantastic! Eric Carr is just a beast that entire show. It was also Bruce Kulicks first show as an official member of the band! He and Eric really brought a lot to the band.
Yeah, I can understand people saying they were NOT great musicians... sure, by standards of prog players of the time. But their rough energy appeals to me more than striving for complexity.
Totally agree but they are underrated as musicians. Gene is actually a great bass player…very melodic and sometimes even busy…and while singing. He’s no Geddy but he’s an excellent player. So are Ace and Peter. Paul makes up for his playing skills as a songwriter. They WERE pretty great. But the people who dislike them tend to hate them. I get why but I don’t share that opinion. I dig vintage Kiss big time!!
@@dubuqueblues69 As for Paul's skills, he pulls off appealing solos, too, so I don't think he needs any excuses on his behalf :) Listen to him and Ace trading off in "I Want You"... he's got a really cool "hand."
Deuce was apparently Ace Frehley's audition song for the band. They had him play along and when the time came for the solo he had to improvise something on the spot. He got the job and the solo was added to the song.
Been a fan of Kiss since 1975 when my brother and I discovered Alive at the record store, to this day the first 3 albums and Alive are my favorite era of Kiss. I'm glad to hear a fellow musician give compliments not only to their music but their performance as well, they were top showman!
Kiss compositions are better than 90% of the stuff out there today. That's for sure. Not every musician makes it big obviously, and not every musician that does well is actually that talented. Kiss found a niche' and ran with it. Hard rocking, shocking appearance and fun stage show. Adrenaline filled, testosterone inspired Rock. This early Kiss got me through my teen years in the 1970's. Here's a shocker... back in those days girls listened to Kiss too. Ah...good times.
Deuce was the first KISS song I ever heard, when my uncle played it for me in 1973-74 .. and I've been a huge fan ever since!! This is one of those songs that when it comes on in my truck, I am in serious danger of receiving a speeding ticket!!
This was a focused band unleashed. Potent years 1973-1977. Long before they became sloppy KISSes. Give the video for Hard Luck Woman a watch. You’re gonna like Peter’s voice. Also, for more hungry (tv lip sync?) performance, watch the three songs they perform on Paul Lynde’s Halloween Special from the 70s. So fun.
Deuce and Black Diamond were off their first album, Kiss (1974) , and She was off their third album, Dressed to Kill (1975). Their appearance on The Midnight Special was in late November 1975, shortly after the release of their live double album, Alive! (Sept 1975). This album really kickstarted their rise to stardom, it peaked at #9 on the Billboard hot 200 and charted for 110 weeks.
I saw them in 76 first time and multiple times after....76 show will always be my number one. They had the hunger to conquer the world. The kinda lost the hunger in 77/78
Thanks for your comments on the complexity of this performance, KISS is often put down about their musical abilities, but their music is what first attracted me to them, the showmanship is great, but, the music has to be good first.
Bill Aucoin was KISS' first manager. Bill began taping rehearsals, and his partner, Sean Delaney began to notice short moments where two guys would be in sync. Sean began to choreograph these moments with the band as they rehearsed. Sean would play back rehearsal tapes and perform the moves he wanted the band to do either in-sync or individually to correspond to their characters. The back and forth synchronized rocking, Gene's slow arm movements with a crooked hand to look demonic, Paul putting his guitar between his legs as an innuendo, Ace pointing to his guitar neck as he does pull-offs so they look ethereal and almost telekinetic are all the brain children of Sean Delaney.
I think Bill Aucoin, their manager, had them work with his bf at the time to amp up and fine tune their stage presence. I imagine the synchro movements were one part of that contribution.
At this point they were on the cusp of fading or blowing up. They were going for broke. Great reactions! Also, you said it, “hours of practice”. That’s how they locked it in. In time they would blow up and then alcohol and drugs became a problem, Peter and Ace got lazy (as essential as they are to the band, and they are my favorites, but it is what it is) and they slipped into the 80’s a little less “hungry” and a lot more distracted.
@@ericfromkokomo KISS didn't play Firehouse at the Midnight Special. They played C'mon and love me, but the channel said already that there is no footage available.
Watching this with you. Just absolutely reminds me of just how exciting they were. 1975 incredible. I remember watching this on a small black and white tv and one of my older brothers came in and turned the channel on my and said Kiss my ass. He didn’t like them. I was devastated…. Midnight special was all there was outside of magazines and actually going to concerts. So it was especially exciting to see A band like KISS. Those first few years were incredible. Live to see and hear your review of 100,000 years Peters solo and all….
I remember reading an interview about this performance where Paul Stanley said this stage was weirdly slippery and he was mainly focused on not slipping that night.
I think you would really enjoy to see an entire show from that period. Unfortunatly the in my opion best shows had to be deleted due to codyrights from Yt. The three Cobo Hall shows from Detroit January 1976 are pure dynamit. A best off of the three first albums recorded live due to the Alive tour. Every night was sold out and had an attendance of 12.000 people. KISS played the songs even a bit faster than in the MIdnight Special. I really hope that these shows will show up one day again on Yt and you will check them out. You got a subcription. Keep going!
I first heard of KISS from friend at Ft McClellan Alabama in 1975. While stationed in Germany, I went to their 1976 concert in Frankfurt. Bought all of their albums until they took off the makeup. Just wasn’t the same to me. In 1996 they went back to their roots, and I saw their concert in Indianapolis. Finally, I went to their Indianapolis performance in 2019, on “supposedly” last tour. To your point about how dynamic they were on this early stage of their career, I thought they were great each time I saw them over a 40 year span. Thanks for sharing!
The cobo hall performance for the alive album for me is the pinnacle for being balls out tight and hungry. 100,000 years is mind blowing and the drum solo is legendary
Those live versions of the first three albums were absolute jams and stood up musically to anybody out there at the time. long, loud, JAMS! I'm not saying that i don't like the shorter and more quick hitting stuff that they started to put out with Destroyer ad after but...these early songs were just JAMS!!!
That synchronized stage move developed by their 1st band manager's partner. KISS did it every time when they performed Deuce in their shows."Firehouse" another song, at the end they have sirens going off. Finally Gene holds Kerosene in his mouth & spits fire. Another staple of their shows.A magician taught him that in the early days.Gene's hair caught on fire the 1st time he did it & a few times after.Accidently swallowed kerosene too went to the hospital
Not all of it, though. In the later years they only did the last final part with Gene, Paul and Peter facing the front, which always disappointed me. But Eric Singer moves his head side to side to match them, which was good. :)
1983, I am an MP in the Army stationed in Nuremberg Germany. I was assigned to work the Kiss concert. My smokin hot German girlfriend was a Kiss freak. I was able to get her into the concert and also backstage. It was dead. No makeup and hardly anybody there. It looked to me like a dying band. Fast forward 20 years and i am back home in Orange County Ca. Around 2000 I was recently widowed and a friend showed up with Kiss tickets. They were on fire. Sold out the Honda Center in Anaheim Ca. I was blown away. Fire, explosions, just a spectacle. I could not believe it was the same band. I think Ted Nugent played as well, but all I remember was Kiss
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Another EPIC performance from KISS! I think I'm officially a part of the KISS ARMY at this point!
.Check out THIS VERSION: KISS RIO 1983 DR. LOVE..wish I could donate but on Disability. So I can give knowledge. Dr. Love from Rio 1983 with Vinnie on guitar is the most aggressive version of Dr Love, especially the solo
They were just as hungry in 1982/83 RIO and Creatures tour and Lick it Up tour....
This riff was borrowed from the Stones tune Bitch.
People must also watch this with the right eyes. LOSER HATER ALICE COOPER fans always forget this or ignore it ...THIS WAS METAL IN 74 and KISS were a single entity...one single unit. Cooper was one horror dude with a better version of THE NY DOLLS. KISS was an equal unit.
Kiss in the early days was one of the greatest live bands ever.
I love when someone gives KISS credit that is deserved, specially someone who knows what they are talking about. Myself, I'm not a musician or singer, but I know I love KISS music.
Kiss rocks for sure! Loving going down the rabbit hole! 🔥
KISS are so underrated as musicians, there unbelievable
Gene always got allot of slack for being just a bass player in the band, but this dude was on high heels, jumping around, and did not miss a single note!
You mean they're unbelievable
Ha ha ok @@kirklothert3435
@@kirklothert3435spelling is not my 4tay
I'm a 58yo man, in 1977 @ 11yo I purchased 4 KISS albums (8 Track tapes) after making money from mowing grass and delivering newspapers. I have been hooked since that day.
Nobody can touch this s*** this is mind-blowing early kiss kicks everybody's ass . This is why Black Sabbath didn't want to kiss back on tour with them.
It would be tough to name a more underrated drummer than Peter Criss. Like the others in KISS, his musicianship was dismissed because of the theatrics, but he had some serious chops in the early days. His roots were in jazz and r&b, and he even studied briefly under Gene Krupa.
Listen to KISS Alive to hear more of him from that era, at his -- and their -- peak.
You're just scratching the surface of why KISS is my favorite band on the planet.❤😂
Watch real close 1:52 at Gene almost breaks his ankle and doesn't miss a beat and soldiers on.
Things broke wide open after Kiss ALIVE! hit the record stores.
Always more KISS reactions, please, ‘cause I love it loud. You got nothin’ to lose. Don’t make us wait 100,000 years. The fans really lick it up. KISS is larger than life even if their critics claim they hit rock bottom. Doesn’t shock me. KISS never had great expectations for critics, anyway. Do you know what you dig up when you hit rock bottom? A black diamond. So more KISS reactions, please, and shout it out loud!
Nice.😊
Cool
They were hotter than hell so you would have to call thr firehouse. 😆
Absolutely friggin FANTASTIC performance. Been a KISS fan since 1989 at age of 8. Yeah believe that. Was at both NYC MSG their final concert.
That's why people still love Kiss.
The three songs on that live are really incredible . I was like you discovering after so many years, i know the alive lp, but when you SEE this performed its just another story
This was their first tv .
Make it or break it .
They made it .
The fingerprints of Bill Aucoin, Neil Bogart and espicially Sean Delaney on the KISS presentation can not de dismissed. Delaney's choreography and little tricks such as Paul "fluffing" his hair with his hand (after seeing Paul scratch his head), amazing. KISS fans get it. Non KISS fans do not. Simple as that. We watch because we get it. And now you do also. Congrats bro and LISTEN TO DAD!! Haha. Many thanks for this.
I'm a professional drummer and I'll second that Kiss sounds simple but even my contemporaries, just try it live yourself nailing each part perfectly. In those getups paint, flames it'd be easy to lose focus. Peter is a great drummer.
Original kiss was so cool in the early days and the black and silver. They went so commercial later with the colors and sound. Great footage here
one of my favorite riffs of all time!
So good! 🔥🔥
In my opinion, Deuce is the greatest opening song ever. I saw them in '96 on the reunion tour, and they opened with Deuce, I lost my mind and I was a kid again.
Yessir this is the real kiss.
Awesome. Hardcore Kiss fan here. I love to see people respond to Kiss who never saw or paid them any attention. The videos you have seen here are from 75. Check out I Stole Your Love 1977 Largo.
1974 I believe.
@martinone9 1975. Google it.
This is one of my favorite Kiss songs!!!!
Its refreshing to see someone see Kiss for the first time and get it. I got a lot of grief being a KISS fan when I was a kid. Id check out any of the live stuff from 75 the Alive! Tour. Amazing stuff! Also, the 1984/85 Mtv concert for the Animalize tour is fantastic! Eric Carr is just a beast that entire show. It was also Bruce Kulicks first show as an official member of the band! He and Eric really brought a lot to the band.
Firehouse!
Yeah, I can understand people saying they were NOT great musicians... sure, by standards of prog players of the time. But their rough energy appeals to me more than striving for complexity.
Totally agree but they are underrated as musicians. Gene is actually a great bass player…very melodic and sometimes even busy…and while singing. He’s no Geddy but he’s an excellent player. So are Ace and Peter. Paul makes up for his playing skills as a songwriter.
They WERE pretty great. But the people who dislike them tend to hate them. I get why but I don’t share that opinion. I dig vintage Kiss big time!!
@@dubuqueblues69 As for Paul's skills, he pulls off appealing solos, too, so I don't think he needs any excuses on his behalf :) Listen to him and Ace trading off in "I Want You"... he's got a really cool "hand."
Deuce was apparently Ace Frehley's audition song for the band. They had him play along and when the time came for the solo he had to improvise something on the spot. He got the job and the solo was added to the song.
Love your Kiss reactions. Such a deep rabbit hole to explore. Looking forward to many more from these guys.
Thanks for giving Pete some props. He was a beast!
Indeed. The nay-sayers have sh*t for brains. In the early days he was truly an animal behind the kit.
Can't beat early KISS. Great reaction.
Sounds so great when you say LET'S GOO.
Haha 😂 Glad you are enjoying the channel! Thanks for hanging out!
Been a fan of Kiss since 1975 when my brother and I discovered Alive at the record store, to this day the first 3 albums and Alive are my favorite era of Kiss. I'm glad to hear a fellow musician give compliments not only to their music but their performance as well, they were top showman!
Ace has the perfect Plexi tone! That’s how a Plexi sounds
The most loved/hated band in history! And it’s not an argument. Put me in the love category since 1975!
Kiss compositions are better than 90% of the stuff out there today. That's for sure. Not every musician makes it big obviously, and not every musician that does well is actually that talented.
Kiss found a niche' and ran with it. Hard rocking, shocking appearance and fun stage show. Adrenaline filled, testosterone inspired Rock.
This early Kiss got me through my teen years in the 1970's. Here's a shocker... back in those days girls listened to Kiss too. Ah...good times.
Deuce was the first KISS song I ever heard, when my uncle played it for me in 1973-74 .. and I've been a huge fan ever since!! This is one of those songs that when it comes on in my truck, I am in serious danger of receiving a speeding ticket!!
KISS Budokhan 1977 . You will not regret it.
You’ll love Alive! The whole album Rocks Hard! All 4 sides!
My favorite kiss song!! Best live!!
Moi aussi 🤸♀️🇫🇷
Kiss Army always loves "Deuce". You should also check out other early Klassics "C'mon And Love Me" and "Hotter Than Hell".
Kiss A world without heroes
Thank you for these reviews!!
Thanks for watching! 😁
This was 75... nobody knew who they were.....a year later they would be the biggest band in the world.... what a difference a year makes
Should check out KISS from under the Brooklyn bridge, its from the 90s reunion tour and it shows they still had it with the upscale stage show.
you know your man is workin hard hes worth a deuce/great lyric
Sooo freaking awesome!! 🎸 💣
This was a focused band unleashed. Potent years 1973-1977. Long before they became sloppy KISSes. Give the video for Hard Luck Woman a watch. You’re gonna like Peter’s voice. Also, for more hungry (tv lip sync?) performance, watch the three songs they perform on Paul Lynde’s Halloween Special from the 70s. So fun.
“Sloppy KISSes” that is hilarious (and accurate) 👍🏻
Love these reviews. Keep it up
Thanks so much for watching!
Your commentaries are very accurate. Lets go!🎉
Appreciate that and thanks for hanging out!
Deuce and Black Diamond were off their first album, Kiss (1974) , and She was off their third album, Dressed to Kill (1975). Their appearance on The Midnight Special was in late November 1975, shortly after the release of their live double album, Alive! (Sept 1975). This album really kickstarted their rise to stardom, it peaked at #9 on the Billboard hot 200 and charted for 110 weeks.
KIZZ ! 🤘😝🤘
Fan Since 1976!
Yeah, at that time people didn't know what to think about them 😮
Loved your reaction 😍❤️..!
Thanks so much for hanging out! 😁
I saw them in 76 first time and multiple times after....76 show will always be my number one. They had the hunger to conquer the world. The kinda lost the hunger in 77/78
Thanks for your comments on the complexity of this performance, KISS is often put down about their musical abilities, but their music is what first attracted me to them, the showmanship is great, but, the music has to be good first.
So EPIC!!
Bill Aucoin was KISS' first manager. Bill began taping rehearsals, and his partner, Sean Delaney began to notice short moments where two guys would be in sync. Sean began to choreograph these moments with the band as they rehearsed. Sean would play back rehearsal tapes and perform the moves he wanted the band to do either in-sync or individually to correspond to their characters. The back and forth synchronized rocking, Gene's slow arm movements with a crooked hand to look demonic, Paul putting his guitar between his legs as an innuendo, Ace pointing to his guitar neck as he does pull-offs so they look ethereal and almost telekinetic are all the brain children of Sean Delaney.
I think Bill Aucoin, their manager, had them work with his bf at the time to amp up and fine tune their stage presence. I imagine the synchro movements were one part of that contribution.
At this point they were on the cusp of fading or blowing up. They were going for broke. Great reactions!
Also, you said it, “hours of practice”. That’s how they locked it in. In time they would blow up and then alcohol and drugs became a problem, Peter and Ace got lazy (as essential as they are to the band, and they are my favorites, but it is what it is) and they slipped into the 80’s a little less “hungry” and a lot more distracted.
In the mid 90s, a band I played in opened our second set with this song!
That’s so cool! Definitely a great set opener! 🤘🏻
@setonhillstudios Vermont is a jam band state so it was like a steamroller. Lol. We did "Parasite" and "Cold Gin" too.
FIREHOUSE from this show
@@ericfromkokomo KISS didn't play Firehouse at the Midnight Special. They played C'mon and love me, but the channel said already that there is no footage available.
A lot of KISS reactions, I'm there for that, especially their 70's stuff. FIRE!
thanks for the vids...had a blast
Thanks for hanging out! 🤘🏻
Fantastic band of '70's🤘
One of the greatest opening lines: “Get up and get your grandma outta here”. 😂
🤣😂🤣
Enjoying you diving into KISS!
Great stuff! They were hungry then.
Keep reviewing pre-1980 KISS and I’ll subscribe!
Must see the song:"God of thunder"from live performance.
So much prime and fertile ground to cover in pre-80’s KISS. Make it your channel’s niche! Let’s GO
As a drummer you should watch 100,000 years, live version.
KISS IS MY BAND SINCE 1976
Every move they make is 100% choreographed, they've all said it. From entrance to exit
Watching this with you. Just absolutely reminds me of just how exciting they were. 1975 incredible. I remember watching this on a small black and white tv and one of my older brothers came in and turned the channel on my and said Kiss my ass. He didn’t like them. I was devastated…. Midnight special was all there was outside of magazines and actually going to concerts. So it was especially exciting to see
A band like KISS. Those first few years were incredible. Live to see and hear your review of 100,000 years
Peters solo and all….
KISS ruled the world in the late 70's
Must see live on stage the Kiss of '70's.This is from TV performance.
I remember reading an interview about this performance where Paul Stanley said this stage was weirdly slippery and he was mainly focused on not slipping that night.
Everything from 1975 and 76 is awesome
Keep up with the KISS videos! Watch more live 70's era KISS!!
I think you would really enjoy to see an entire show from that period. Unfortunatly the in my opion best shows had to be deleted due to codyrights from Yt. The three Cobo Hall shows from Detroit January 1976 are pure dynamit. A best off of the three first albums recorded live due to the Alive tour. Every night was sold out and had an attendance of 12.000 people. KISS played the songs even a bit faster than in the MIdnight Special. I really hope that these shows will show up one day again on Yt and you will check them out. You got a subcription. Keep going!
I first heard of KISS from friend at Ft McClellan Alabama in 1975. While stationed in Germany, I went to their 1976 concert in Frankfurt. Bought all of their albums until they took off the makeup. Just wasn’t the same to me.
In 1996 they went back to their roots, and I saw their concert in Indianapolis.
Finally, I went to their Indianapolis performance in 2019, on “supposedly” last tour.
To your point about how dynamic they were on this early stage of their career, I thought they were great each time I saw them over a 40 year span.
Thanks for sharing!
The cobo hall performance for the alive album for me is the pinnacle for being balls out tight and hungry. 100,000 years is mind blowing and the drum solo is legendary
I had a pair of 4" platforms back in the day.
Shewee! I wouldn’t be walking in those, more less performing on stage! 🤣
I’d recommend clips from the following shows, Winterland 75, , Detroit 76, Houston 76, Anaheim 76, Japan 77, Houston 77, Largo 77.
Those live versions of the first three albums were absolute jams and stood up musically to anybody out there at the time. long, loud, JAMS! I'm not saying that i don't like the shorter and more quick hitting stuff that they started to put out with Destroyer ad after but...these early songs were just JAMS!!!
You really need to hear the drum solo in 100,000 years. From KISS Alive!
SICK AF🔥🔥🔥🔥
KISS was amazing in the 70's, even disco KISS was awesome.
Sean Delaney.
He was instrumental in their on-stage moves.A co writer of many awesome tunes also.
That synchronized stage move developed by their 1st band manager's partner. KISS did it every time when they performed Deuce in their shows."Firehouse" another song, at the end they have sirens going off. Finally Gene holds Kerosene in his mouth & spits fire. Another staple of their shows.A magician taught him that in the early days.Gene's hair caught on fire the 1st time he did it & a few times after.Accidently swallowed kerosene too went to the hospital
Such a badass band... when i was 12
Somewhere in a shoe box in my closet is my kiss army card
they always did that choreography for Deuce, right until the end (2023)
Not all of it, though. In the later years they only did the last final part with Gene, Paul and Peter facing the front, which always disappointed me. But Eric Singer moves his head side to side to match them, which was good. :)
😊FYI. For some girls if's lead singers of lead guitarists, for me drummers are it.
1983, I am an MP in the Army stationed in Nuremberg Germany. I was assigned to work the Kiss concert. My smokin hot German girlfriend was a Kiss freak. I was able to get her into the concert and also backstage. It was dead. No makeup and hardly anybody there. It looked to me like a dying band. Fast forward 20 years and i am back home in Orange County Ca. Around 2000 I was recently widowed and a friend showed up with Kiss tickets. They were on fire. Sold out the Honda Center in Anaheim Ca. I was blown away. Fire, explosions, just a spectacle. I could not believe it was the same band. I think Ted Nugent played as well, but all I remember was Kiss
Paul Stanley`s Junior Les Paul ♥️
Strutter, Firehouse,100,000yrs, Parasite,Cold Gin just a few songs to get to!!
This is KISS live and raw which is excellent. For something more polished, check out the "Reason to Live" video.
Buddy, you gotta do "Cold Gin"/"Firehouse" live combo! You'll love it! 👍👍👍👍👍
Watch Firehouse by KISS. ON Midnight Special.