quote:Originally posted by ISIS: My son said that the 2 new members of KISS were kicked out for doing drugs.
He said they NEVER did drugs. Which I never knew that, but that's pretty cool.
It seemed the only "addiction" Gene Simmons had was to women.
Eric and Tommy are still with Kiss and are currently recording a new CD.
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quote:Originally posted by ISIS: My son said that the 2 new members of KISS were kicked out for doing drugs.
He said they NEVER did drugs. Which I never knew that, but that's pretty cool.
It seemed the only "addiction" Gene Simmons had was to women.
Eric and Tommy are still with Kiss and are currently recording a new CD.
I think your son means Ace and Peter who were part of the original lineup. He is wrong is he believes that Ace and Peter never did drugs.
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So who is currently in Kiss besides Gene and Paul? I can't keep track now. All I know is they haven't had new material since Psycho Circus which was like 12 years ago.
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Last I knew Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer were both still in Kiss.
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Wow, singer is still there. Any idea what Bruce Kulick is doing these days?
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quote:Originally posted by Riptide: Wow, singer is still there. Any idea what Bruce Kulick is doing these days?
Bruce is recording his new CD titled BK3. Eric is there to stay and I think Tommy will be there till the end as well.
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I was just checking out all the old KISS videos from the '80s that I used to watch. I liked Lick It Up, Crazy Crazy Nights, Reason to Live and really anything KISS has done besides the slower ballad types.
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I didn't care too much for Kiss in the 80's with the exception of the "Creatures of the Night Album" and a few songs here and there. Overall I thought their 80's stuff failed in comparison to their 70's material.
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I feel the same way, I like a few songs off the Elder and the Creatures album, but not a huge fan of the rest of the decade. Ace Frehley will always be my favorite Kiss guitarist. I was watching some of the later 80's Kiss concerts on the 2nd volume DVD and there's too much shred and **** in the guitar playing. Plus they look so much better in makeup.
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They tried too hard to be a hair metal band and failed IMHO.
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I think a lot older bands tried to stay current putting power ballads in their repetoire( Heart, Cheap Trick), Kiss's Forever, trying to stay trendy. I did like two songs off Revenge, Unholy and Domino. Thought a heavier, bluesier feel was a better alternative than something like Crazy Nights. All through the Kiss catalog, I have never been a fan of Paul Stanley sung songs. He just kind of irks me, "it's gonnah be oneofthosehoteth naghts, everybodee!" People like James Brown can get away with it, but not him.
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80'sRocked Play it Loud, Play it Proud
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I'm one of the few that likes both 70's and 80's Kiss, I guess. I even like the ballads by Kiss alot too.
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Well aren't you a bunch of party poopers. I won't post about KISS in the '80s then. And Paul Stanley carried KISS through the '80s, Riptide.
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I love 80s Kiss and The Horned King, Kiss sure did fantastic videos ! At the same time i can agree that Unholy and Domino are great tunes.
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Hey, it's just comparing Kiss of the 70's to the one of the mid 80's and 90's is like comparing apples to oranges. Paul is a great showman, great interview, don't get me wrong, I just prefer Gene's tougher style. Kiss are actually coming here July 13th, and I will be getting tickets when they go on sale this Saturday. Nobody puts on a live show like Kiss.
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I get KISS mixed up with the insane clown posse sometimes because they both wear makeup.
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To take that one step further ICP is from Detroit and KISS had a song called "Detroit Rock City". Could they be the same band perhaps? I've never seen them together.
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Hehehe! I get a little afraid of the Slipknot clown and "nose man"....
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Didn't ICP have some fued going with another Detroit act? Was it Kid Rock or Eminem? Can't remember.
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I remember the movie well. Ace's voice was overdubbed by another actor. I was thinking Paul Williams was in it too I will have to check imdb again.
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Didn't Kate Hudson's father have a bit role in Phantom as a ticket taker? Was it Bill Hudson?
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I was wearing my KISS t-shirt (as given to me by the lovely Duckie) yesterday, and my mum said I looked like Paul Stanley hahaha....WITH the makeup I might add.....star child/earth angel, I must make me the epitome of ethereal innocence
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Anyone collect other Kiss stuff(dolls, toys, pinball machines)? I know they are one of the kings as far as merch goes. Anyone here ever been to a Kiss convention?
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