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1996 was the year that dreams came true for die-hard Kiss fans. The original quartet reunited and donned make-up for a lucrative tour to go along with their UNPLUGGED record and a live compilation. GREATEST KISS, a collection of their biggest hits, keeps the cash registers ringing. Throughout the first years of the band's success, Kiss were not unlike their fans (except for the make-up)...kids from the street who dreamed of rock stardom. Not surprisingly, sex and rebellion were popular topics for the rock & roll masses. Whether the subject was groupies ("Plaster Caster", "Do You Love Me"), streetwalkers ("Strutter") or youthful anthems ("Flaming Youth," "Rock And Roll All Nite"), these simple yet effective songs affected everyone from Nirvana and The Melvins to Garth Brooks and Lenny Kravitz. Greatest Kiss Songs | 1. | Detroit Rock City | $1.29 | |
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| 3. | Sure Know Something | $0.99 | |
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| 7. | Calling Dr. Love | $0.99 | |
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| 9. | Beth | $1.29 | |
| 10. | Strutter | $0.99 | |
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| 12. | Plaster Caster | $0.99 | |
| 13. | Rock And Roll All Nite | $1.29 | |
| 14. | Flaming Youth | $0.99 | |
| 15. | Two Sides Of The Coin | $0.99 | |
| 16. | Shout It Out Loud (New Video Version) | $0.99 | |
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Greatest Kiss Music Review Purchase Greatest Kiss CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ace Frehley Trouble Walkin' CD (1989)
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The more pop-based direction of 1988's SECOND SIGHTING failed to make an impression on the charts, and the album came and went shortly after its release. A year later, Frehley issued the more hard rocking TROUBLE WALKING. The album, co-produced with bassist John Regan, contained a gaggle of musical special guests (among them ex-Kiss bandmember Peter Criss and Skid Row members Sebastian Bach, Dave 'Snake' Sabo, and Rachel Bolan). Also returning ...
| | Kiss Love Gun CD (1977) Remastered
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| | Krokus Blitz CD (1984)
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| | Guns N' Roses Spaghetti Incident? CD (1993)
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THE SPAGHETTI INCIDENT? is part of the Geffen Goldline Series.
The last official studio recording of the 1990s for Guns N' Roses was 1993's THE SPAGHETTI INCIDENT?. This collection of mostly punk covers was released at a time when G N' R was reeling from both internal dissension (founding member Izzy Stradlin left after the ...
| | Molly Hatchet Flirtin' With Disaster CD (1979)
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| | Marilyn Manson Antichrist Superstar CD (1996)
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| | Godflesh Streetcleaner CD (1990)
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Godflesh's first full album built on the strengths of their self-titled EP and then some, resulting in one of the darkest, best classics of grindcore (admittedly a label Broadrick himself always ...
| | Salt Auscultate CD (1996)
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| | Hawk Nelson Smile, It's The End Of The World CD (2006)
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| | Apparition Drowned In Questions CD (2006) (Import) Import
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| | Evil Message Raging Underground CD (1999)
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| | Destroy Minimal CD (2006) (Import)
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| | David Wilcox Airstream CD (2008)
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David Wilcox's Airstream consists of songs played by Wilcox alone on his acoustic guitar, accompanying his solo voice. Although the tracks sound professionally recorded (as they were, albeit in his Airstream trailer), it may be supposed that they were intended originally to serve as guides for sessions with other musicians to be held in a recording studio. That would be standard operating procedure for Wilcox, who -- although he tours playing by himself -- usually records folk-rock arrangements on his solo studio albums. There have been nine of those before Airstream, plus a couple of live albums, a couple of compilations, and a duo album of poetry set to music with his wife, Nance Pettit. Having reached the age of 50, Wilcox is a veteran singer/songwriter by now, and he may have decided that it's the songs that count, and that he may as well present them as people are going to hear them on the road. Leaving aside the novelty of the solo presentation, the songs are a fairly typical bunch for him. There's a tender song of enduring love for his wife ("Forever Now"), a song for his now teenaged son ("This Old Car"), several songs using nature imagery to reflect on the nature of love, and a few topical songs that sound like what any thoughtful, liberal Christian American might think of the state of politics, circa 2007-2008. "Falling for It" is Wilcox's straightforward attack on President George W. Bush for using the fear following 9/11 to invade and occupy Iraq. "Reaper Sweepstakes" is a more sarcastic and general look at the challenges facing the country and its citizens. And "Three Brothers" is an allegorical treatment of the troubles in the Middle East. None of this will sound unusual to a fan who heard Wilcox's last album, Vista, or any of his others, for that matter. He remains a man trying to translate his personal experiences and his impressions of world events into well-crafted songs and succeeding most of the time, if never really transcending his sources of inspiration to say something more profound as, for instance, Bob Dylan often does. By that standard, of course, most singer/songwriters come up short, and Wilcox remains worth hearing, especially on an album when he speaks in so direct and unadorned a manner. ~ William Ruhlmann
David Wilcox: 'Like a conversation with a friend' David Wilcox's songs travel.Like a drive across America in an Airstream trailer; they offer up fascinating new places and ideas, along with time to drink in their meaning. That's no coincidence, by the way: the highly regarded singer-songwriter recently returned from two years of traveling with his wife and son in an Airstream trailer. "I thought, these songs were conceived and born in the trailer, why not record them there?" Wilcox said not long ago from his Asheville, N.C. home. Once we were home, we brought all the studio gear out into the Airstream and it sounded great. At ...
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