Best song on KISS "Carnival Of Souls"

[That 70s Guy]

What's the best song on KISS "Carnival Of Souls"?

released Oct.28,1997

 

[That 70s Guy]

Master & Slave

 

[That 70s Guy]

previous winners...

"KISS"-"Black Diamond"
"Hotter Than Hell"- "Parasite"
"Dressed To Kill"- "Rock Bottom"/ "She" tie
"Destroyer"- "Detroit Rock City"
"Rock And Roll Over"- "Calling Dr. Love"
"Love Gun"- "Love Gun"
"Alive II"- "All American Man/Rocket Ride" tie
"Paul Stanley"-"Tonight You Belong To Me"
"Gene Simmons"-"Radioactive"
"Peter Criss"- "I Can't Stop The Rain"
"Ace Frehley"-"Rip It Out"
"Dynasty"- "I Was Made For Loving You"
"Unmasked"- "Tomorrow"
"Music From The Elder"- "The Oath"
"Killers"-"Nowhere To Run"
"Creatures Of The Night"-"Creatures Of The Night"
"Lick It Up"-"Lick It Up"
"Animalize"-"Heaven's On Fire"
"Asylum"-"Tears Are Falling"
"Crazy Nights"-"Crazy Crazy Nights"
"Smashes,Thrashes & Hits"-"Let's Put The X In Sex"
"Hot In The Shade"-"Rise To It"
"Revenge"-"Unholy"

 

[WetWilly]

Rain

 

[METALPRIEST]

Childhood's End

 

[Lynch]

My first instinct would be Jungle. I'll have to give the album another listen tonight to see if another one stands more to me.

 

[Lynch]

listened to this album last night, twice. Almost forgot how many cool and unknown tracks there are on here. As I said before, my first instinct was Jungle, which I love, but this was harder than I originally would have thought.

By the time I was done, I had to take Childhood's End just barely over Jungle.

Also, a little nugget at the end of this album with I Walk Alone being the only song that Bruce Kulick ever sang lead on. I really wonder what this album would have sounded like had they done a full production on it and released it as originally intended prior to the Unplugged deal, followed by the Ace and Peter reunion tours and album.

 

[METALPRIEST]

Is it just me or did Bruce have sort of an Ace feel vocally on that track?? It's like Gene and Peter either make, or hire guys that sound like Ace and Peter when they sing, to keep the balance.

 

[Lynch]

I dunno, maybe a little bit. I don't think Bruce was hired with that intention at all, otherwise, we surely would have heard something wtih him on lead on one of the other studio albums he played on.

*shrug*

 

[METALPRIEST]

True, True

...but I was wondering if they nudged him in that direction when he did sing finally, or if it was in his own subconscious as the KISS guitar player.