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Enjoy a playlist of rock legends Kiss and their greatest hits, such as I Love It Loud, I Was Made For Lovin' You, and more. Watch their official music videos and learn how to be the best kisser ...
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List of songs recorded by Kiss. The original lineup of Kiss in 1977. Clockwise from top: Gene Simmons, Peter Criss, Paul Stanley and Ace Frehley. Kiss was an American rock band from New York. Formed in January 1973, the group originally included rhythm guitarist and vocalist Paul Stanley, bassist and vocalist Gene Simmons, lead guitarist Ace ...
TitleWriter (s)Lead Vocalist (s)Release"100,000 Years"Paul Stanley Gene Simmons"2,000 Man" ( The Rolling Stones cover)Mick Jagger Keith Richards"Ain't That Peculiar"Eric Carr Smokey Robinson Pete Moore ..."All American Man"Paul Stanley Sean DelaneyKISS- GREATEST HITS (32 SONGS) Playlist • DAVID JENSEN • 2024. 7.3M views • 45 tracks • 13+ hours. Save to library. kiss-heavens on fire. emblem96. 3:30. Tears Are Falling. Kiss. 3:47....
- ‘Nothin’ to Lose’
- ‘Forever’
- ‘Firehouse’
- ‘Crazy Crazy Nights’
- ‘I Was Made For Lovin’ You’
- ‘I Love It Loud’
- ‘Lick It Up’
- ‘Calling Dr. Love’
- ‘Creatures of The Night’
- ‘Hard Luck Woman’
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Both KISS and their fans retain a soft spot for “Nothin’ To Lose.” Released as the band’s first single, in February 1974, it was also one of several songs that KISS performed live during their first-ever US TV appearance, on ABC’s In Concert, also in February ’74. A lascivious, Rolling Stones-esque rocker, with Gene Simmons and original drummer Pet...
With Guns N’ Roses dominating the hard rock scene, and grunge music on the rise, the late 80s and early 90s were a difficult period for KISS. Despite the fact it went gold, 1989’s Hot In The Shade is one of the most overlooked titles in their canon. It did, however, bequeath the masterful Paul Stanley/Michael Bolton co-write, ‘Forever’: a smolderin...
Written by Paul Stanley and clearly influenced by The Move’s classic 60s hit “Fire Brigade,” infectious rocker “Firehouse” remains one of the stand-out cuts from KISS’ self-titled debut album. Built upon low-riding riffs and Gene Simmons’ slithering basslines, the song is tailor-made for live performance and it’s remained a constant in KISS’ live s...
KISS’ 14th studio album, 1987’s Crazy Crazy Nights, found the enduring rockers veering away from the harder, metal-inclined style they’d largely adhered to since 1982’s Creatures Of The Night. Instead, Gene Simmons and co pursued a more radio-friendly, pop-metal sound, with a much heavier reliance on synthesizers. The album’s hedonistic title song ...
In the same way The Rolling Stones turned to disco for 1978’s ”Miss You”, KISS turned to the late 70s’ dancefloor craze with “I Was Made For Loving You.” While the critics branded this supple, tongue-in-cheek pop track as a novelty item, it peaked at No.11 on the BillboardHot 100 and became one of KISS’ biggest Stateside hits.
After their pop-oriented turn-of-the-80s albums Dynasty and Unmasked, KISS’ tenth studio album, Creatures Of The Night, found them returning to the no-nonsense hard rock sound that yielded such stellar success for them during the mid-to-late 70s. To ram the point home, Gene Simmons wrote this stomping hymn to heavy metal, driven along by an earth-s...
Perhaps taking the biggest risk of their career, KISS celebrated their new deal with Mercury Records by removing their trademark make-up for their 11th studio album, 1983’s Lick It Up. It was a radical move, but it paid dividends as the album built on the tough, hard rock/metal hybrid that won the band converts with Creatures Of The Night. Arguably...
One of many highlights from 1976’s Rock And Roll Over, Gene Simmons’ “Calling Dr. Love” drew its inspiration from the most unlikely of sources – The Three Stooges’ 1934 film Men In Black. A US Top 20 hit, the song’s call-and-response chorus is reputedly based on the film’s dialogue (“Calling Doctor Howard, Doctor Fine, Doctor Howard”), but Simmons ...
KISS’ final album for Casablanca, and one of the heaviest of their career, 1982’s Creatures Of The Night announced itself in no uncertain terms with its crunching title track. Co-penned by Paul Stanley and songwriting associate Adam Mitchell (whose CV also includes collaborations with artists as diverse as Olivia Newton-John and Merle Haggard), “Cr...
Paul Stanley reputedly penned “Hard Luck Woman” with Rod Stewart in mind, but after KISS struck gold with the Peter Criss-sung ballad “Beth,” the band recorded it themselves. Criss did a fine job, too, delivering a raspy, “Maggie May”-esque vocal which suited the track’s rootsy, semi-acoustic backdrop to a T. A song with inherent radio-friendly app...
A list of the best KISS songs from their five-decade career, featuring classic rock anthems, power ballads and pop-metal hits. Learn the stories behind the songs, watch the videos and listen on Apple Music and Spotify.
- Tim Peacock
- 3 min
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21 songs • 1 hour, 14 minutes The Very Best of Kiss is a compilation album by the American rock band Kiss. It was released on August 27, 2002. It contains 21 of the band's most popular...
