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 Alive II - Kiss
 Alive II - Kiss ... (London) / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Detroit Rock City 2 King Of The Night Time World 3 Ladies Room 4 Makin' Love 5 Love Gun 6 Calling Dr. Love 7 Christine Sixteen 8 Shock Me 9 Hard Luck Woman 10 Tomorrow And Tonight Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 I Stole Your Love 2 Beth 3 God Of Thunder 4 I Want You 5 Shout It Out Loud 6 All American Man 7 Rockin' In The U.S.A. 8 Larger Than Life 9 Rocket Ride 10 Any Way You Want It Newest Review: ... and roll affair with an infectious chorus, spoiled slightly in my opinion by some dated guitar work that unfortunately ... more ... reminds me of
seventies things I dislike. Not including these, these are okay. This is quite a short track. 3. LADIES? ROOM Some light banter on the subject of pretty ladies leads into another pretty unimaginative track, but again quite a catchy one, vocals being handled primarily by Gene. Again this sounds exactly the same in terms of structure and guitars to many other bands ...more |
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Alive II - Kiss: Men in Make Up (2197 words)
by - written on 27/05/04 (Very useful, 130 readings)
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In the seventies it was okay for men to wear make-up, and most of them did. Kiss? make-up was based on a flimsy and pretty unnecessary system of keeping the universe in harmony: * Bass player and alternate vocalist Gene Simmons? demonic make-up represented the evil elements of the world, and this automatically made him the cool member who male fans liked best and wanted to be exactly like, although probably less obese. * Main vocalist and rhythm guitar player Paul Stanley?s star-painted eye represented the infinity of space, and probably secretly indicated how good he felt his sustained wails were in comparison to its ... Read the complete review
Alive and well (228 words)
by - written on 06/10/00 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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1977 - the height of Kissteria in the US and the year of release of the second live KISS album. After the success of 'Alive', I guess they felt the time was right to release a second volume that captured the raw energy of the latest KISS experience that was the Love Gun Tour. This includes a stunning array of classic tracks, mainly from the 'Love Gun', 'Rock n' Roll Over' and 'Destroyer' albums. Side one is probably my favourite with 5 excellent tracks. Opening with 'Detroit Rock City' leading into 'King of the Night Time World, 'Ladies Room', 'Makin' Love' and 'Love Gun' - What ... Read the complete review
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