On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

====

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

===
My favorite album.
--
lab~rat �>
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

====

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?


Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

===

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat �>
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!


I like ALIVE II better also. A live show and studio songs in one
package. Plus it has my favorite Ace song on it, Rocket Ride.

On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 16:42:54 +0000 (UTC), TheChris
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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

====

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?


Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more? :)



yeah, its just you

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

==
My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!

I like ALIVE II better also.  A live show and studio songs in one
package.  Plus it has my favorite Ace song on it, Rocket Ride.

And that gateway picture... That's what made me want to be in a rock band!

#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

The blood and sweat on Gene on that cover
clearly stated to me back then "we don't care what you think and we
are not a safe band."  If that makes any sense.

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

====

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?


Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!

Yeah I remember opening that vinyl up for the first time and seeing
that huge stage with all the fire and everything.  That was awesome.
You never saw anyone with a huge stage like that back then. Then when
the needle hit Rocket Ride it blew me away. IMO, Rocket Ride was the
heaviest KISS song up to that point.  I had never heard the term
"heavy metal" or "thrash" in 1977 but if someone had asked me what
those terms meant I would imagined it was the sound of Ace's guitar in
the opening of Rocket Ride.  Plus I love how Gene and Ace look on the
cover of that album.  The blood and sweat on Gene on that cover
clearly stated to me back then "we don't care what you think and we
are not a safe band."  If that makes any sense.

While Alive I will always hold a special place for me, I will be the
oddball and say that "Lost Alive II" is the best live Kiss recording
and blows away the released version. Alive III and IV ar not even
worth discussing.

db
--

Politics are like Global Thermonuclear War. The only way to win,
is not to play the game....

The Many
The Once Proud
The KISS Marines

Remember it's never to late to serve! Fight The AXIS OF SHEEPLE!

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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

====

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?


Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!

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On Nov 6, 11:42 am, TheChris <cab... at (no spam) nospam.hotmail.com> wrote:
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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 05:53:07 -0800, rmak
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#28 on Amazon.com's 100 Greatest Live Albums of All Time:

http://xrl.us/100Live

Amazon.com essential recording
The fact that Alive! is arguably Kiss's best album highlights the fact
that they are performers first, musicians second. There's nothing
wrong with that, especially when a live album sounds this good.
Stuffed to bursting with classic tracks, Alive!, originally released
in 1975, is a classic metal album. "Deuce," "Strutter," "Hotter than
Hell," "Black Diamond," "100,000 Years," and especially "Rock and Roll
All Nite" (probably the most well-known party song in
existence)--they're all here, and wonder of wonders, they still sound
fresh after all these years. The success of Kiss's 1996 tour shows
that they've still got plenty of fans; Alive! is one album no Kiss fan
should be without. --Genevieve Williams

===

My favorite album.
--
lab~rat >
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

Am I the only guy that likes Alive II more?
I can't get past the 'non-comic book era' tunes like Strutter - Black
Diamond and 100,000 years...

Except for parts of side four, A2 is my pick!

I like ALIVE II better also. ÊA live show and studio songs in one
package. ÊPlus it has my favorite Ace song on it, Rocket Ride.

And that gateway picture... That's what made me want to be in a rock band! :)

Yeah I remember opening that vinyl up for the first time and seeing
that huge stage with all the fire and everything. That was awesome.
You never saw anyone with a huge stage like that back then. Then when
the needle hit Rocket Ride it blew me away. IMO, Rocket Ride was the
heaviest KISS song up to that point.