Guilty Pleasures!!!!!

[Rick and Roll]

I've come to the realization since the last time we chatted about this that there are no guilty pleasures...... half my likes would fall under that category anyway!

[gr8sho92]

I'll put one up for now as my brain is on power saver mode.

After reading 17 pages on this thread, and doing a search, I was surprised I didn't see anyone mention the "Greatest band in the land".

Kiss released their Alive! album in 1975 and I enjoyed it as a teenager. but in 2004 I finally had a chance to see them live. One of the best rock concerts I have ever been to. I was able to get one of my sons to attend with me and I do believe he is appreciating the opportunity he had to see them. I love cranking their first studio album leading off with Strutter playing LOUD.

[PeterG]

Originally Posted by gr8sho92

I'll put one up for now as my brain is on power saver mode.

After reading 17 pages on this thread, and doing a search, I was surprised I didn't see anyone mention the "Greatest band in the land".

Kiss released their Alive! album in 1975....

Yeah, back in the mid seventies i loved them... "Nuthin' to Lose, Cold Gin, 100,000 Years, Black Diamond... Watchin You... I stayed with them through '76 and the Destroyer album... ... then moved on.

Just might have to pick up "Alive" again.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by PeterG

Yeah, back in the mid seventies i loved them... "Nuthin' to Lose, Cold Gin, 100,000 Years, Black Diamond... Watchin You... I stayed with them through '76 and the Destroyer album... ... then moved on.

You never moved back? Except for Asia, I've come back to everything guilty

[gr8sho92]

Originally Posted by PeterG

Yeah, back in the mid seventies i loved them... "Nuthin' to Lose, Cold Gin, 100,000 Years, Black Diamond... Watchin You... I stayed with them through '76 and the Destroyer album... ... then moved on.

Just might have to pick up "Alive" again.

Same here although I never even made it to Destroyer. In fact in the concert I saw they hadn't played watchin you since that time and the crowd went wild. I think if you were to listen to all of their music right up through Psycho Circus you would enjoy it.

Okay, enough of this and back to prog.

[roger]

this was my wall circa 1976-7. they could rock, and wrote some pretty damn good music. I don't have any on cd yet, because I can't figure out which one (or three) to buy. my budget just doesn't allow for such extravagance!

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by roger

this was my wall circa 1976-7. they could rock, and wrote some pretty damn good music. I don't have any on cd yet, because I can't figure out which one (or three) to buy. my budget just doesn't allow for such extravagance!

Their CD's are short....Dressed to Kill, my fav is like 28 minutes! I just get the old favs as i can. Alice Cooper I need to catch up on next.

I have the first, Dressed, and revenge on disc. Get the first one or dressed to Kill.....

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Originally Posted by gr8sho92

I'll put one up for now as my brain is on power saver mode.

After reading 17 pages on this thread, and doing a search, I was surprised I didn't see anyone mention the "Greatest band in the land".

Kiss released their Alive! album in 1975 and I enjoyed it as a teenager. but in 2004 I finally had a chance to see them live. One of the best rock concerts I have ever been to. I was able to get one of my sons to attend with me and I do believe he is appreciating the opportunity he had to see them. I love cranking their first studio album leading off with Strutter playing LOUD.

But KISS isn't really Guilty Pleasure unless you wear the make-up and heels when you listen.