Kiss - The Vintage DVD Movie

Kiss - The Vintage

Studio	Music Video Distributors
DVD Encoding	All Regions
All Time Sales Rank	27451
CD Universe Part number	1639223
Catalog number	5992DVD
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 01, 1990
Rating	Not Rated
Running Time	41 Minutes
Movie Details	Color

Kiss - The Vintage Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars KISS fan
The DVD is mostly silent,but that is ok, any thing kiss put out is great with me. I'm a big KISS fan.
Submitted by mainline0458 (Grantsboro,N.C,USA)
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5 stars GET IT!!
THIS WAS GREAT!!!
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4 stars Well worth the price
Well, spandex boy is wrong. This is great KISS. I wasn't a big fan of the KISS '80 versions. To me KISS is what's on this video. Great for any KISS fan.
Submitted by marcelloesd (Palm Beach FL)
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4 stars 80's better than the 70s?!? In your dreams spandex boy
This DVD is an excellent purchase for anyone interested in seeing one of the greatest bands of all time. The reviewer above me, obviously knows nothing of the magic, mystery, charisma and POWER of the original and ONLY KISS (1973 - 1979) and was most likely weened on the pathetic, commercial, hair-bandish JUNK of the gayties (I mean 80's). Yes, this truely vintage footage from 1974 IS silent but for fans of the band, it's an absolute treasure. For the casual fan, I would suggest something like "Second Coming" (which pays great tribute to the great, original KISS and properly skips past the useless 80's version rather quickly.) Bottom line: If you're a person interested in *viewing* 'The Hottest Band In The Land' at their earliest, but still bombastically exciting incarnation, buy THE VINTAGE and put KISS or HOTTER THAN HELL in your CD player(for audio)....then begin to feel jealous of those lucky people, who were privileged enough to be there. M.L. p.s. The LOVE GUN footage is great as well!
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3 stars the fintage
its not that great its only 40 minutes long & it has 14 minutes of silent footage from 74 yeah so what weve seen kiss in 74/75 but with sound so if you wanna see a cool kiss video get unotherized that has better stuff from the 80,s
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