Okay I'm curious, what's the best Kiss album?
Okay I'm curious, what's the best Kiss album?
Alexander Gray
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Ian Baker
they don't have one
Cameron Roberts
Destroyer
John Parker
hotter than hell
destroyer is OK but it's probably the weakest album they did pre-dynasty
Austin Powell
Symphony Alive IV
Ian Torres
Live
Camden Morris
That's hard to say considering how many phases they went through as a band and varying production quality.
Destroyer is probably the one these days most often regarded as their best, it has a few staple songs and sounds great, but at the same time is not exactly a typical KISS record and kind of stands on it's own, as it features some pretty theatric production styles.
The self titled first album is full of great songs and some of their most definitive classics, but suffers from pretty weak production, sounding really thin.
Creatures Of The Night is great and a pretty big fan favorite, but it's not the original band by that point and really isn't representative of their 70's sound, it was when they began their transition into more of an 80's metal band, and executed well but not "classic KISS"
Rock And Roll Over is probably the best sounding 70's KISS album production wise that also showcases their more standard hard rock sound without anything weird, transitional, or experimental going on, but just in terms of songs, some of their other albums might have more great ones.
When all else fails, I just say KISS Alive! is their best, because it serves as a pretty good compilation of early KISS but without iffy production.
Jacob Gonzalez
Destroyer.
Jayden Anderson
the one with that song that goes like doodoodoodoodoodoodduduudududuDUUUNDUDUUUUUUUUNNNNNN
Brayden Evans
Don't know, I only listen to their hits
Jeremiah White
Melissa
Adam Hall
Their first album would be the best one if the production was better.
Ayden Wilson
based
Grayson Baker
Then just say destroyer. Its got the most songs youll recognize.
Zachary Sanchez
pure holocaust
Joseph Cook
fun fact: Abbath has gone on record saying Gene Simmons is a nice guy and Paul Stanley is the real asshole in KISS
Elijah Sullivan
HOTDOG MAN
Isaac Hughes
>Abbath has gone on record saying Gene Simmons is a nice guy and Paul Stanley is the real asshole in KISS
Quite a few people have said, or hinted at that over the years. I think Gene has a repulsive personality to people because of how he plays up the arrogant role, but is actually a pretty laid back guy. Meanwhile Paul comes off as a lot more "righteous" in a way since he usually talks down the things Gene likes to brag about, but is actually more of the uptight control freak guy.
Noah Young
Old New Borrowed and Blue by Slade.
Xavier Rogers
Love Gun?
Ryder Russell
Uhmmm... gee, OP! I don't know! Do I look like I listen to shitty, degenerate, corporate, mass-produced dadrock for boomers? Yikes!
Jace Green
>shitty, degenerate
Subjective.
>corporate, mass-produced
Objectively wrong on so many levels that shows your ignorance of rock history.
>dadrock for boomers?
Idiotic and showing levels of anti intellectualism.
Elijah Long
based kissposter
James Moore
cringe and yikespilled
Cameron Young
sonicboom
Noah Gonzalez
ive only heard their first 3 albums but I was pretty impressed with the debut
Justin Moore
Some pretty good/fun songs on Sonic Boom
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Ironically, the worst thing about Neo Kiss is the problem they had in the early days, shitty production, only in this case because Paul's ego made him think he could do it.