KISS

The sixth full-length studio solo album by former guitarist of legendary American Hard Rock band KISS.
Frehley self-produced the album, which was recorded at The Creation Lab in Turlock, California. Coming off a year when Kiss' induction into the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame came off, as the ungrateful Gene and Paul show, original member and now solo outsider Ace Frehley had something to prove, at least to the loyal fans (aka the Kiss Army).
Like a shooting star headed toward earth from another solar system, Ace Frehley operates in his own musical galaxy. He's a musical maverick, an improbable bestselling New York Times author in 2011, and an iconoclast adored by millions of fans around the world since 1974.
No kowtowing to the current sound or other embarrassments make this a fan album in the best sense, and on top of it all, Ace's guitar playing is inspired while his voice remains a Buck Dharma-like mix of warm and weathered. For longtime fans, "Space Invader" is a rocket well worth riding!
Upon release, the album reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200 albums chart, the only time a solo album from a past or current Kiss member has ever attained a US top 10 album position.
Through his seminal work with KISS and as a solo artist, Ace Frehley is championed as one of the most influential guitar players of the last four decades, and his impact on popular music is immeasurable. With his smash 1978 solo album and post-KISS work, including 2009's "Anomaly", Frehley continues to be the best-selling member of the original line-up, or any other!!
Entertainment One U.S./SPV GmbH/Steamhammer, 2014 (SPV 267660 CD). Made in Germany. First press.


Tracklist:
1. Space Invaders 4:20
2. Gimme A Feelin' (Radio Edit) 3:57
3. I Wanna Hold You 3:35
4. Change 4:11
5. Toys 4:11
6. Immortal Pleasures 5:07
7. Inside The Vortex 4:43
8. What Every Girl Wants 3:48
9. Past The Milky Way 5:34
10. Reckless 4:14
11. The Joker 3:37
12. Starship 7:05
Bonus Tracks:
13. The Joker (Extended Version) 4:12
14. Reckless (Different Remix Version) 4:43
Total playing time: 63:17 min.

The only mini-album by a cult American Hard Rock/Glam Metal band.
Frehley's Comet was formed and led by ex- KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley. The band released two studio albums and this one live mini-album, which was a stop-gap between two full-length releases.
The first four songs were recorded live at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois, on September 4, 1987. The last song, "Words Are Not Enough", is a shorter version of a demo recording the band made in 1985.
After the second full-length album release, Frehley left the band to release his 1989 solo album, "Trouble Walkin'".
Atlantic Recording Corporation/Megaforce Records, Inc., 1988 (781 826-1). Made in Germany. First press. Used (cover/disc): EX/EX.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Rip It Out (Live) 4:34
2. Breakout (Live) 7:45

Side Two
1. Something Moved (Live) 4:03
2. Rocket Ride (Live) 3:50
3. Words Are Not Enough 3:25

Total playing time: 23:47 min.

The only mini-album by a cult American Hard Rock/Glam Metal band.
Frehley's Comet was formed and led by ex- KISS lead guitarist Ace Frehley. The band released two studio albums and this one live mini-album, which was a stop-gap between two full-length releases.
The first four songs were recorded live at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, Illinois, on September 4, 1987. The last song, "Words Are Not Enough", is a shorter version of a demo recording the band made in 1985.
After the second full-length album release, Frehley left the band to release his 1989 solo album, "Trouble Walkin'".
Atlantic Recording Corporation/Megaforce Records, Inc., 1988 (7 81826-1). Made in USA. OIS. First press. Used.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Rip It Out (Live) 4:34
2. Breakout (Live) 7:32

Side Two
1. Something Moved (Live) 3:57
2. Rocket Ride (Live) 4:34
3. Words Are Not Enough 3:25

Total playing time: 24:12 min.

Re-edited re-release of the first part of “The Ultimate KISS Collection” + "Live In Cobo Arena" bonus DVD by the legendary American Glam Rock/Hard Rock band.
Here it is everything you ever wanted in one box! Remastered and restored, “Kissology, Volume One” is the definitive visual KISS collection, never-before-seen footage, full concerts and rare TV appearances. 6 hours of footage plus audio commentary by Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley!!
Re-edition features bonus-DVD with 56 min. Live in Cobo Arena, Detroit, 25.01.1976.
2x DVD 9 + 1x DVD 5 | Dolby Surround 5.1; Dolby Digital 2.0 | 4:3 | NTSC | 0 | 6 hr 19 mins + 53 mins Bonus Disc | English.
VH1 Classic Records/Eagle Vision/Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd, 2006/2009 (EREDV742GV). Made in Germany. First press.

Tracklist:

DVD 1:
1. Acrobat (Long Beach, 17/2/74)
2. Nothin’ To Lose (ABC's in Concert, 29/3/74)
3. Firehouse (ABC's in Concert, 29/3/74)
4. Black Diamond (ABC's in Concert, 29/3/74)
5. Interview (Mike Douglas Show, 29/4/74)
6. Firehouse (Mike Douglas Show, 29/4/74)
7. Deuce (Winterland, 31/1/75)
8. Strutter (Winterland, 31/1/75)
9. Got To Choose (Winterland, 31/1/75)
10. Hotter Than Hell (Winterland, 31/1/75)
11. Firehouse (Winterland, 31/1/75)
12. Watchin’ You (Winterland, 31/1/75)
13. Nothin’ To Lose (Winterland, 31/1/75)
14. Parasite (Winterland, 31/1/75)
15. 100,000 Years (Winterland, 31/1/75)
16. Black Diamond (Winterland, 31/1/75)
17. Cold Gin (Winterland, 31/1/75)
18. Let Me Go, Rock ‘N' Roll (Winterland, 31/1/75)
19. She (Midnight Special, 1/4/75)
20. Black Diamond (Midnight Special, 1/4/75)
21. C’Mon And Love Me (Promo Video, 1975)
22. Rock And Roll All Nite (Promo Video, 1975)
23. Documentary: Cadillac High School (Oct. 9-10, 1975) 
24. Deuce (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
25. Strutter (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
26. C’Mon And Love Me (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
27. Hotter Than Hell (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
28. Firehouse (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
29. She (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
30. Parasite (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
31. Nothin’ To Lose (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
32. 100,000 Years (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
33. Black Diamond (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
34. Cold Gin (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
35. Rock And Roll All Nite (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)
36. Let Me Go, Rock ‘N' Roll (Cobo Detroit, 26/1/76)

DVD 2:
1. Interview (So It Goes, UK TV)
2. Black Diamond (So It Goes, UK TV)
3. Interview (The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, 29/10/79)
4. King Of The Night Time World (The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, 29/10/79)
5. Detroit Rock City (Budokan, 2/4/77)
6. Take Me (Budokan, 2/4/77)
7. Let Me Go, Rock ‘N' Roll (Budokan, 2/4/77)
8. Ladies Room (Budokan, 2/4/77)
9. Firehouse (Budokan, 2/4/77)
10. Makin’ Love (Budokan, 2/4/77)
11. I Want You (Budokan, 2/4/77)
12. Cold Gin (Budokan, 2/4/77)
13. Do You Love Me? (Budokan, 2/4/77)
14. Nothin’ To Lose (Budokan, 2/4/77)
15. God Of Thunder (Budokan, 2/4/77)
16. Rock And Roll All Nite (Budokan, 2/4/77)
17. Shout It Out Loud (Budokan, 2/4/77) 
18. Beth (Budokan, 2/4/77)
19. Black Diamond (Budokan, 2/4/77)
20. Hard Luck Woman (Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 28/5/77)
21. Love ‘Em And Leave ‘Em (Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 28/5/77)
22. I Want You (Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert, 28/5/77)
23. I Stole Your Love (Houston, 1977)
24. Take Me (Houston, 1977)
25. Ladies Room (Houston, 1977) 
26. Firehouse (Houston, 1977)
27. Love Gun (Houston, 1977)
28. Hooligan (Houston, 1977)
29. Makin’ Love (Houston, 1977) 
30. Christine Sixteen (Houston, 1977)
31. Shock Me (Houston, 1977)
32. I Want You (Houston, 1977)
33. Calling Dr. Love (Houston, 1977)
34. Shout It Out Loud (Houston, 1977)
35. God Of Thunder (Houston, 1977)
36. Rock'n'roll All Nite (Houston, 1977)
37. Detroit Rock City (Houston, 1977)
38. Beth (Houston, 1977)
39. Black Diamond (Houston, 1977)

DVD 3:
1. Deuce
2. Strutter
3. C'mon And Love Me
4. Hotter Than Hell
5. Firehouse
6. She
7. Ladies In Waiting
8. Nothin' To Lose
9. 100,000 Years
10. Black Diamond

Embroidered bordered woven patch.

65x30mm 

Embroidered bordered woven patch.

65x30mm 

The nineteenth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
KISS’s first album in 11 years with their current lineup consisting of: Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer.
"Sonic Boom" does look back fondly on the band’s classic years, particularly the loose, more distilled Rock n Roll of their first three albums. On the surface, that probably makes it their best album in a long, long time. Even their better albums of the last 30 years have generally been nods to current musical trends, so at least now they’re giving a nod to their own success.
KISS has always been about entertaining their fans and that's just what "Sonic Boom" does. The other thing to keep in mind is that the release is available exclusively through Walmart, so really, they just want your money. Ultimately, "Sonic Boom" once again reminds us that KISS is that middle-aged guy with the top three buttons of his Hawaiian shirt undone who drives around in his convertible and still manages to bag the occasional college chick with his old pick-up lines from the '70s. You want to roll your eyes, but admit it; you love hanging out with the dude!
"Sonic Boom" debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200, selling 108 000 copies in its first week of release. The #2 position was the highest mark ever reached by the band, beating the #3 debut of "Psycho Circus" in 1998. The album finished 2009 with 238 000 units sold. "Sonic Boom" finished 2010 as one of Billboard's Top 50 Rock Albums. Metal Hammer listed the album in 13th place on the Metal Hammer Albums of 2009 list. Since its release, "Sonic Boom" has received Gold certification in Norway.
Quad-Fold Wallet Digipack includes original album, bonus CD “Kiss Klassics” (a completely re-recorded greatest hits album that until now had been exclusively released in Japan as “Jigoku-Retsuden”), bonus DVD “Kiss Live in Buenos Aires” (six-song live DVD recorded April 5, 2009, as part of the South American leg of the Kiss Alive/35 World Tour) and 20-page booklet.
KISS Catalog Ltd./Kiss Records, 2009 (200901). Made in USA. First press.


Tracklist:

"Sonic Boom" /CD/
1. Modern Day Delilah 3:37
2. Russian Roulette 4:33
3. Never Enough 3:27
4. Yes I Know (Nobody's Perfect) 3:02
5. Stand 4:51
6. Hot And Cold 3:36
7. All For The Glory 3:50
8. Danger Us 4:22
9. I´m An Animal 3:48
10. When Lightning Strikes 3:45
11. Say Yeah 4:27
Total playing time: 53:31 min.

"KISS Klassics" /Bonus CD/
1. Deuce 3:07
2. Detroit Rock City 3:56
3. Shout It Out Loud 2:53
4. Hotter Than Hell 3:09
5. Calling Dr Love 3:25
6. Love Gun 3:14
7. I Was Made For Lovin' You 4:41
8. Heaven's On Fire 3:23
9. Lick It Up 3:56
10. I Love It Loud 4:08
11. Forever 3:52
12. Christine Sixteen 2:59
13. Do You Love Me 3:39
14. Black Diamond 4:20
15. Rock And Roll All Nite 2:49
Total playing time: 43:18 min.

"KISS Live In Buenos Aires" /Bonus DVD/
1. Deuce
2. Hotter Than Hell
3. C'Mon And Love Me
4. Watchin' You
5. 100,000 Years
6. Rock & Roll All Nite
Running time: 34:14 min.

Total playing time: 131:03 min.

Remastered re-release of the debut full-length solo album by the lead guitarist and vocalist of legendary American Hard Rock/Glam Rock band Kiss.
It was one of four solo albums released by the members of Kiss on September 18, 1978. The album featured Anton Fig on drums, which later performed session work on the Kiss albums "Dynasty" and "Unmasked", as well as become a member of Ace Frehley’s band Frehley’s Comet. Fig along with Will Lee, who played bass on three tracks on the album, became permanent members of Paul Shaffer’s band on "Late Night" with David Letterman and "Late Show" with David Letterman.
Of the four Kiss solo albums released simultaneously in 1978, the best of the bunch is guitarist Ace Frehley's. Similar in approach to Paul Stanley's album, Frehley did not stray far from the expected heavy Kiss sound (like Gene Simmons and Peter Criss did with their releases), but Ace was equipped with better compositions than Stanley.
Frehley proved once and for all that he was not simply a backup musician to Kiss head honchos Simmons and Stanley. All of the tracks are strong, such as the venomous opener, "Rip It Out", as well as a few tracks that confirm how Frehley was indulging in alcohol and drugs a bit too much by the late '70s ("Snow Blind", "Ozone", and "Wiped Out"). You'll also find many underrated compositions ("Speedin' Back to My Baby", "What's on Your Mind?", "I'm in Need of Love"), a gorgeous instrumental ("Fractured Mirror"), and the Top 20 hit single "New York Groove". Unfortunately, when Ace left Kiss in 1982 (eventually forming Frehley's Comet), he never came close to topping this solid and inspired 1978 solo outing.
Casablanca Records/KISS Catalog Ltd./Mercury Records, a PolyGram company, 1978/1997/2014 (378 645-8). Made in EU.


Tracklist:
1. Rip It Out 3:40
2. Speedin' Back To My Baby 3:37
3. Snow Blind 3:55
4. Ozone 4:40
5. What's On Your Mind? 3:27
6. New York Groove 3:03
7. I'm In Need Of Love 4:37
8. Wiped-Out 4:13
9. Fractured Mirror 5:26
Total playing time: 36:38 min.


Samples: http://www.last.fm

First re-release on picture disc of the debut full-length solo album by the former lead guitarist and vocalist of legendary American Hard Rock/Glam Rock band Kiss.
It was one of four solo albums released by the members of Kiss on September 18, 1978. The album featured Anton Fig on drums, which later performed session work on the Kiss albums "Dynasty" and "Unmasked", as well as become a member of Ace Frehley’s band Frehley’s Comet. Fig along with Will Lee, who played bass on three tracks on the album, became permanent members of Paul Shaffer’s band on "Late Night" with David Letterman and "Late Show" with David Letterman.
Of the four Kiss solo albums released simultaneously in 1978, the best of the bunch is guitarist Ace Frehley's. Similar in approach to Paul Stanley's album, Frehley did not stray far from the expected heavy Kiss sound (like Gene Simmons and Peter Criss did with their releases), but Ace was equipped with better compositions than Stanley.
Frehley proved once and for all that he was not simply a backup musician to Kiss head honchos Simmons and Stanley. All of the tracks are strong, such as the venomous opener, "Rip It Out", as well as a few tracks that confirm how Frehley was indulging in alcohol and drugs a bit too much by the late '70s ("Snow Blind", "Ozone", and "Wiped Out"). You'll also find many underrated compositions ("Speedin' Back to My Baby", "What's on Your Mind?", "I'm in Need of Love"), a gorgeous instrumental ("Fractured Mirror"), and the Top 20 hit single "New York Groove". Unfortunately, when Ace left Kiss in 1982 (eventually forming Frehley's Comet), he never came close to topping this solid and inspired 1978 solo outing.
Casablanca/Lilith Ltd., 1978/2006 (LR114LPP). Manufactured in EU. 180g Picture Disc.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. Rip It Out 3:40
2. Speedin' Back To My Baby 3:37
3. Snow Blind 3:55
4. Ozone 4:40
5. What's On Your Mind? 3:27

Side Two
6. New York Groove 3:03
7. I'm In Need Of Love 4:37
8. Wiped-Out 4:13
9. Fractured Mirror 5:26

Total playing time: 36:38 min.

The second live album by legendary American Hard Rock band.
One of the best-selling albums in KISS discography.
The band had released three albums ("Destroyer", "Rock And Roll Over", and "Love Gun") since the previous live outing, the 1975 release "Alive!", so they drew upon the variety of new tracks, with Eddie Kramer producing.
The album is one of the best-selling in the Kiss discography, being the band's first to be certified double Platinum in February 1996 (signifying sales of over 1 000 000 for a double album), the same month the Kiss reunion tour was announced.
Casablanca, 1977 (6685 043). Made in Germany. Second press. Used (cover/disc 1/disc 2): VG+/EX+/VG+.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. Detroit Rock City (Live) 3:45
2. King Of The Night Time World (Live) 3:05
3. Ladies Room (Live) 3:30
4. Makin' Love (Live) 3:15
5. Love Gun (Live) 3:30
Side 2
1. Calling Dr. Love (Live) 3:15
2. Christine Sixteen (Live) 2:45
3. Shock Me (Live) 4:30
4. Hard Luck Woman (Live) 3:00
5. Tomorrow And Tonight (Live) 3:30
Playing time: 34:05 min.

Side 3
1. I Stole Your Love (Live) 3:25
2. Beth (Live) 2:20
3. God Of Thunder (Live) 5:10
4. I Want You (Live) 4:20
5. Shout It Out Loud (Live) 3:21
Side 4
1. All American Man 3:12
2. Rockin' In The USA 2:35
3. Larger Than Live 3:58
4. Rocket Ride 4:06
5. Any Way You Want It 2:33
Playing time: 35:00 min.

Total playing time: 69:05 min.

40 Years Anniversary re-release of the twelfth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
Although a commercial success of "Animalize" was not nearly as strong as its two predecessors ("Creatures Of The Night" and "Lick It Up"), the album was a big hit (eventually going double Platinum). Instead of leading the Heavy Metal pack with raw Hard Rock (i.e., their classic albums from the '70s), in the mid- to late '80s, Kiss seemed to be copying other successful Pop-Metal bands (Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, etc.), both musically and visually.
At the time of the record's release, Gene Simmons was pursuing a career in acting. Paul Stanley was thus primarily in charge of the album's production and direction. The album marked the only appearance by lead guitarist Mark St. John, who replaced Vinnie Vincent in April 1984.
Mark St. John replaced the departed Vinnie Vincent on guitar (guitarist number three in a span of three years) and proved to be a highly technical player, the complete opposite of original member Ace Frehley's straight-ahead style. But troubles began early.  Mark St. John couldn’t play.  He was diagnosed with an arthritic condition called Reiter’s Syndrome.  His hands swelled up and he simply could not do the gig.  Mark passed away in 2007, but suggested that the arthritis may have been triggered by stress. Bruce Kulick stepped in to take his place, and did so with professionalism and respect.
The overall product of this album is unique in several ways. There are a bunch of historical events blended into this release, with guest players and the noticeable absence of Simmons' contribution, along with the tracks where the listener can distinguish St. John's playing on the songs which he contributed. The album sold well overall, and taking nothing away from the talents of St. John, but except for Eric Carr’s drumming (powerful, solid, and heavy when need to be, while backing off as well at times), this could’ve been a Paul Stanley solo release. Having a part of the band’s career, which was a bridge from taking off the makeup to the more steady line-up of the non-makeup years, is one of the few reasons to have this in your Kiss collection.
Heavyweight 180g vinyl.
The Island Def Jam Music Group/Mercury Records, a Universal Music Group Company, 1984/2014 (0602537770922). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side 1
1. I've Had Enough (Into The Fire) 3:50  
2. Heaven's On Fire 3:18  
3. Burn Bitch Burn 4:38  
4. Get All You Can Take 3:42  
5. Lonely Is The Hunter 4:27

Side 2
6. Under The Gun 3:59  
7. Thrills In The Night 4:18  
8. While The City Sleeps 3:39  
9. Murder In High-Heels 3:51

Total playing time: 36:00 min.

The twelfth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
Although a commercial success of "Animalize" was not nearly as strong as its two predecessors ("Creatures Of The Night" and "Lick It Up"), the album was a big hit (eventually going double Platinum). Instead of leading the Heavy Metal pack with raw Hard Rock (i.e., their classic albums from the '70s), in the mid- to late '80s, Kiss seemed to be copying other successful Pop-Metal bands (Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, etc.), both musically and visually.
At the time of the record's release, Gene Simmons was pursuing a career in acting. Paul Stanley was thus primarily in charge of the album's production and direction. The album marked the only appearance by lead guitarist Mark St. John, who replaced Vinnie Vincent in April 1984.
Mark St. John replaced the departed Vinnie Vincent on guitar (guitarist number three in a span of three years) and proved to be a highly technical player, the complete opposite of original member Ace Frehley's straight-ahead style. But troubles began early.  Mark St. John couldn’t play.  He was diagnosed with an arthritic condition called Reiter’s Syndrome.  His hands swelled up and he simply could not do the gig.  Mark passed away in 2007, but suggested that the arthritis may have been triggered by stress. Bruce Kulick stepped in to take his place, and did so with professionalism and respect.
The overall product of this album is unique in several ways. There are a bunch of historical events blended into this release, with guest players and the noticeable absence of Simmons' contribution, along with the tracks where the listener can distinguish St. John's playing on the songs which he contributed. The album sold well overall, and taking nothing away from the talents of St. John, but except for Eric Carr’s drumming (powerful, solid, and heavy when need to be, while backing off as well at times), this could’ve been a Paul Stanley solo release. Having a part of the band’s career, which was a bridge from taking off the makeup to the more steady line-up of the non-makeup years, is one of the few reasons to have this in your Kiss collection.
Casablanca/Phonogram International B.V., The Netherelands, 1984 (822 495-1 Q). Made in Germany. First press. OIS. Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.


Tracklist:
Side 1
1. I've Had Enough (Into The Fire) 3:52
2. Heaven's On Fire 3:20
3. Burn Bitch Burn 4:40
4. Get All You Can Take 3:44
5. Lonely Is The Hunter 4:28
Side 2
1. Under The Gun 4:01
2. Thrills In The Night 4:21
3. While The City Sleeps 3:41
4. Murder In High-Heels 3:53
Total playing time: 36:00 min.

The twelfth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
Although a commercial success of "Animalize" was not nearly as strong as its two predecessors ("Creatures Of The Night" and "Lick It Up"), the album was a big hit (eventually going double Platinum). Instead of leading the Heavy Metal pack with raw Hard Rock (i.e., their classic albums from the '70s), in the mid- to late '80s, Kiss seemed to be copying other successful Pop-Metal bands (Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, Mötley Crüe, etc.), both musically and visually.
At the time of the record's release, Gene Simmons was pursuing a career in acting. Paul Stanley was thus primarily in charge of the album's production and direction. The album marked the only appearance by lead guitarist Mark St. John, who replaced Vinnie Vincent in April 1984.
Mark St. John replaced the departed Vinnie Vincent on guitar (guitarist number three in a span of three years) and proved to be a highly technical player, the complete opposite of original member Ace Frehley's straight-ahead style. But troubles began early.  Mark St. John couldn’t play.  He was diagnosed with an arthritic condition called Reiter’s Syndrome.  His hands swelled up and he simply could not do the gig.  Mark passed away in 2007, but suggested that the arthritis may have been triggered by stress. Bruce Kulick stepped in to take his place, and did so with professionalism and respect.
The overall product of this album is unique in several ways. There are a bunch of historical events blended into this release, with guest players and the noticeable absence of Simmons' contribution, along with the tracks where the listener can distinguish St. John's playing on the songs which he contributed. The album sold well overall, and taking nothing away from the talents of St. John, but except for Eric Carr’s drumming (powerful, solid, and heavy when need to be, while backing off as well at times), this could’ve been a Paul Stanley solo release. Having a part of the band’s career, which was a bridge from taking off the makeup to the more steady line-up of the non-makeup years, is one of the few reasons to have this in your Kiss collection.
Polygram Records, Inc./Mercury, 1984 (422-822 495-1 M-1). Made in USA. First press. Club Edition. OIS. Used.

Tracklist:
Side 1
1. I've Had Enough (Into The Fire) 3:50
2. Heaven's On Fire 3:18
3. Burn Bitch Burn 4:38
4. Get All You Can Take 3:42
5. Lonely Is The Hunter 4:27
Side 2
1. Under The Gun 3:59
2. Thrills In The Night 4:18
3. While The City Sleeps 3:39
4. Murder In High-Heels 3:51
Total playing time: 36:00 min.

The thirteenth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
The first album to feature lead guitarist Bruce Kulick as an official band member. Kulick had replaced former guitarist Mark St. John on two tracks on the previous album, "Animalize" (1984), during the latter's absence due to reactive arthritis. Subsequently, Kulick filled St. John's spot on most segments of the Animalize Tour. This new line-up of Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Eric Carr, and Kulick would last until Carr's death in November 1991, while Kulick would stay with the band until the reunion of the original line-up in 1996.
The album marked a continuation of the Glam Metal sound of the preceding album, "Animalize". "Tears Are Falling" was the only track to be released for retail sales as a Single and was a hit for the band, with the video, in particular, proving popular on MTV. A total of three music videos for the album were filmed on set in London, England, for the songs "Who Wants to Be Lonely", "Uh! All Night" and "Tears Are Falling".
The album cover depicts the four band members with coloured lips, mirroring the colours of the 1978 solo releases: red for Simmons, purple for Stanley, blue for Kulick (replacing Ace Frehley) and green for Carr (replacing Peter Criss). The placement of the band’s faces also mirrors 1979’s Dynasty cover: (clockwise from top left) Stanley, Simmons, Carr (replacing Criss), & Kulick (replacing Frehley).
The album was certified Gold in November 1985 by the RIAA.
Mercury/PolyGram Records, Inc., 1985 (826 099-1 M-1). Made in USA. First press. Used (cover/disc): VG+/VG+.


Tracklist:

Side One
1. King Of The Mountain 4:17
2. Any Way Ou Slice It 4:02
3. Who Wants To Be Lonely 4:01
4. Trial By Fire 3:25
5. I´m Alive 3:43

Side Two
1. Love´s A Deadly Weapon 3:29
2. Tears Are Falling 3:55
3. Secretly Cruel 3:41
4. Radar For Love 3:25
5. Uh! All Night 3:43
Total playing time: 37:41 min.

Embroidered bordered woven patch.

85x50mm 

The fourteenth full-length studio album by legendary American Glam/Hard Rock band.
The second album to feature the line-up of Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Bruce Kulick, and Eric Carr. The album is notable for its Pop-Metal sound as well as for its use of keyboards and synthesizers, a reflection of popular trends in the commercial Rock genre of this time.
The album was very well received by executives at Polygram Records. It was widely reported that during a meeting in which the album was played for them in full, the entire conference room reportedly stood and applauded for a full five minutes afterward. The excitement was enough for the corporate team to promote the album well past platinum status, cementing its reputation as one of the benchmarks of 1980s corporate Rock.
"Crazy Nights" peaked at No. 18 on the US Billboard 200 chart, making it the highest-charting Kiss album of the 1980s in the US. It was certified Platinum on November 18, 1987, in Canada and a few months later in the US, on February 18, 1988. All three Singles of the album had corresponding videos that received heavy rotation on MTV, and were also featured on the "Crazy Nights" home video. The most successful single was "Crazy Crazy Nights", charting in five countries, and the least successful was "Turn On the Night", charting only in the UK.
Vertigo/PolyGram Records, Inc., 1987 (VERH 49 / 832 626-1). Made in UK. First press. Used (cover/disc): NM/EX.


Tracklist:

Side I
1. Crazy Crazy Nights 3:45
2. I'll Fight Hell To Hold You 4:10
3. Bang Bang You 3:53
4. No, No, No 4:19
5. Hell Or High Water 3:28
6. My Way 3:58
Side II
1. When Your Walls Come Down 3:25
2. Reason To Live 3:59
3. Good Girl Gone Bad 4:35
4. Turn On The Night 3:19
5. Thief In The Night 4:05
Total playing time: 42:56 min.

Remastered re-release of the tenth full-length studio album by legendary American Horror/Glam Metal/Hard Rock band.
“Creatures Of The Night” represented a conscious effort by KISS to return to the Hard Rock style that had helped them achieve commercial success with "Destroyer" and "Love Gun". Their Pop-oriented albums "Dynasty" and "Unmasked" had started a decline in popularity that reached Rock bottom with 1981's "Music from The Elder". By 1982, KISS knew it needed to deliver on their earlier 1980–81 promise of a heavy record.
“Creatures Of The Night” was the band's last for Casablanca Records, the only label for which KISS had recorded up to that point. The album was dedicated to the memory of Casablanca founder and early KISS supporter Neil Bogart, who had died of cancer during the recording sessions. It is also the band's last album recorded with Ace Frehley credited as an official member and their first album with Vinnie Vincent as the initially-uncredited lead guitarist (Vincent would later be credited but not featured on the cover of the 1985 reissue of the album). It was also KISS' last album to feature the band with their trademark makeup until "Psycho Circus" was released.
The first key ingredient was songwriter/guitarist Vinnie Vincent, who was soon to replace Ace Frehley as the band's new lead guitarist. Though Frehley did not play on the album, his face was still featured on the album cover for contractual and commercial reasons. Frehley had been pushing the band to do a heavy Rock record since "Dynasty", and by the time of "Creatures Of The Night" he was fully disillusioned with the band, and that combined with alcoholism and a prescription medicine dependency (begun after a car wreck) led to his leaving the band during the recording sessions. On the tour, Vincent was introduced with his Egyptian Ankh make-up, designed in a hurry by Paul Stanley. In 1985, KISS re-released the album in their non-make-up state with a cover featuring Gene Simmons, Stanley, Eric Carr and then-current guitarist Bruce Kulick (even though Kulick did not play on the album). Vinnie Vincent had long since departed the band (being twice fired) by 1985.
KISS is one of the best-selling bands of all the time, having sold more than 75 000 000 records worldwide, including 25 000 000 RIAA-certified albums.
KISS also holds the title as America's #1 Gold record award-winning band of all time, having earned 30 Gold albums. Band has 14 Platinum albums, with three albums being multi-Platinum.
On April 10, 2014, the four original members of KISS were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
KISS was ranked by MTV as the ninth "Greatest Metal Band of All Time", and placed tenth on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock" list, as well as being ranked as the third "Best Metal and Hard Rock Live Band of All Time" by Loudwire.
"Creatures Of The Night" would not attain Gold status until 1994. The album would receive critical recognition with both Kerrang! and Guitar World magazines placing the album at #5 on their lists of best hard rock albums in 1982. Carr noted in an interview that "Creatures Of The Night" is his favorite KISS record that he played on. Simmons and Stanley, who have generally been dismissive of the band's post-1977 albums, considered "Creatures Of The Night" to be one of their stronger efforts.
"Creatures Of The Night" was certified Gold by the RIAA on May 9, 1994. It also was certified Gold in Brazil in 1983, for sales of 100 000 copies.
"Creatures Of The Night" was re-released in 1997 in a remastered version.
KISS Catalog, Ltd./Mercury Records, a PolyGram Company, 1982/1997/2014 (378 645-2). Made in EU. Pressed in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Creatures Of The Night 4:03
2. Saint And Sinner 4:49
3. Keep Me Comin' 3:55
4. Rock And Roll Hell 4:12
5. Danger 3:56
6. I Love It Loud 4:15
7. I Still Love You 6:06
8. Killer 3:19
9. War Machine 4:13
Total playing time: 39:05 min.

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Remixed re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by legendary American Horror/Glam/Hard Rock band.
In anticipation of the 35th anniversary of the release of "Destroyer", producer Bob Ezrin approached Simmons and Stanley about doing a remix and re-release of the original album. With their approval, Ezrin acquired the original 16-track analog master tapes and had them digitally transferred for remixing. In addition to re-equalizing elements of each song, Ezrin also added in some parts of tracks that had been omitted from the original mix.
These include some additional vocals on "Detroit Rock City" and "Beth", and the substitution of a guitar solo by Frehley on "Sweet Pain" for the one from the original that had been performed by Wagner (a version of "Sweet Pain" with Frehley's solo was included as track 6, while the original version with Wagner's solo is appended as a "bonus" track at the end of the new CD). Ezrin also used digital manipulation to fix an incorrect lyric (changing "down 95" to "doin' 95") on "Detroit Rock City". The resulting album, titled "Destroyer: Resurrected", was released on August 21, 2012. It featured Ken Kelly's original cover artwork prior to alteration by Casablanca for the 1976 release.
"Destroyer: Resurrected" returned to the Billboard charts, debuting at #11 the week after its re-release.
Each track sounds crisper, clearer and louder, which are always welcome qualities when you’re listening to a classic album of the likes of "Destroyer"!
KISS is one of the best-selling bands of all the time, having sold more than 75 000 000 records worldwide, including 25 000 000 RIAA-certified albums.
KISS also holds the title as America's #1 Gold record award-winning band of all time, having earned 30 Gold albums. Band has 14 Platinum albums, with three albums being multi-Platinum.
On April 10, 2014, the four original members of KISS were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
KISS was ranked by MTV as the ninth "Greatest Metal Band of All Time", and placed tenth on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock" list, as well as being ranked as the third "Best Metal and Hard Rock Live Band of All Time" by Loudwire.
In 1989, Kerrang! Magazine listed “Destroyer” at No. 36 among the "100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time". In 2003, it was ranked No. 489 on Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. In 2006, it was placed at No. 60 on Guitar World Magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Albums of All Time. The album was also featured in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.
The Island Def Jam Music Group/Universal Music Distribution, 2012 (0602537136889).). Made in EU. Pressed in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Detroit Rock City 5:15
2. King Of The Night Time World 3:19
3. God Of Thunder 4:13
4. Great Expectations 4:22
5. Flaming Youth 2:57
6. Sweet Pain (Ace Frehley solo) 3:19
7. Shout It Out Loud 2:48
8. Beth 2:46
9. Do You Love Me? 3:32
Untitled track:
10. Rock And Roll Party 1:24
Bonus track:
11. Sweet Pain (original guitar solo) 3:18
Total playing time: 37:13 min.

Remastered re-release of the fourth full-length studio album by legendary American Horror/Glam/Hard Rock band.
After attaining modest commercial success with their first three studio albums, KISS achieved a commercial breakthrough with the 1975 concert album "Alive!". It was the first album by the band to be certified Gold. The success of "Alive!", which spent 110 weeks on the charts, benefited not only the struggling band but also their cash-strapped label Casablanca Records. KISS signed a new contract with Casablanca in late 1975, partly because the label had been very supportive from the start of the band's career. The contract was for two albums, an indication that Casablanca was unsure if the group could duplicate the accomplishments of "Alive!".
“Destroyer” is the first KISS album to prominently feature outside musicians, such as members of the New York Philharmonic. One musician not credited was Dick Wagner, from Alice Cooper's band, replacing Ace Frehley on the track "Sweet Pain". Wagner also played the acoustic guitar found on the song "Beth".
“Destroyer” was the third successive KISS album to reach the top 40 in the US, as well as the first to chart in Germany and New Zealand. The album was certified Gold by the RIAA on April 22, 1976, and Platinum on November 11 of the same year. It was the first KISS album to achieve Platinum status. The album marked a departure from the raw sound of the band's first three albums. The success of "Alive!" and "Destroyer" enabled the band to embark on their first tour of Europe. 
KISS is one of the best-selling bands of all the time, having sold more than 75 000 000 records worldwide, including 25 000 000 RIAA-certified albums.
KISS also holds the title as America's #1 Gold record award-winning band of all time, having earned 30 Gold albums. Band has 14 Platinum albums, with three albums being multi-Platinum.
On April 10, 2014, the four original members of KISS were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
KISS was ranked by MTV as the ninth "Greatest Metal Band of All Time", and placed tenth on VH1's "100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock" list, as well as being ranked as the third "Best Metal and Hard Rock Live Band of All Time" by Loudwire.
In 1989, Kerrang! Magazine listed “Destroyer” at No. 36 among the "100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time". In 2003, it was ranked No. 489 on Rolling Stone Magazine's list of the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. In 2006, it was placed at No. 60 on Guitar World Magazine's list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Albums of All Time. The album was also featured in 1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die.
“Destroyer” was re-released in 1997 in a remastered version. Track 10 is not mentioned in the release tracklist. 
KISS Catalog, Ltd./Mercury Records, a PolyGram Company, 1976/1997/2014 (378 644-4). Made in EU. Pressed in Austria.


Tracklist:
1. Detroit Rock City 5:17
2. King Of The Night Time World 3:19
3. God Of Thunder 4:13
4. Great Expectations 4:24
5. Flaming Youth 2:59
6. Sweet Pain 3:20
7. Shout It Out Loud 2:49
8. Beth 2:45
9. Do You Love Me? 4:57
Untitled track:
10. Rock And Roll Party 1:25
Total playing time: 35:29 min.