Howie Felterbush
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Peter sounded soooo solid. Right in the pocket. He was a VERY great drummer before all the drugs and s***
Yeah, by the end of the show, his makeup is basically gone.
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Yeah, by the end of the show, his makeup is basically gone.
Howie Felterbush
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I though the video of "She" for the Midnight Special, showed Peter at the peak of his powers. Even the video of Kiss during the Alive tour at Cobo Hall, I thought he was getting sloppy.
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Whats the best Kiss live concert DVD?
I mentioned Kiss earlier in another thread, and being very impulsive, I jumped up and checked to see what Kiss albums I have, not that many to my surprise - Destroyer, Love Gun, Dressed to Kill, Creatures of the Night, Rock n Roll Over, and I think that's it. One thing I don't have though is a Kiss concert DVD, I saw them once about 10 years ago in Virginia Beach, and it was as wild and over the top and unforgettable as I knew it would be before I even bought tickets, so I just thought, why don''t I have a really good Kiss live DVD? Trouble is there's too many to choose from, I just want a good concise concert on DVD showcasing them at their best both musically and visually, though I'm totally not interested in any of those Kissology Volumes, of which there are 3 or 4, I just took a look at Volume 3 online, and it runs to 160 tracks if you count the bonus discs, I counted 10 different live versions of 'Rock n Roll All Night' alone on Kissology Vol 3, and so I assume there's maybe 10 more on Volume 1, and 10 more on Volume 2, which makes you wonder if there was ever a Kiss gig that didn't end up on DVD?!!! So I'd appreciate it if anyone can tell me which Kiss concert DVD is the most accessible and best?
Thanks!!
I mentioned Kiss earlier in another thread, and being very impulsive, I jumped up and checked to see what Kiss albums I have, not that many to my surprise - Destroyer, Love Gun, Dressed to Kill, Creatures of the Night, Rock n Roll Over, and I think that's it. One thing I don't have though is a Kiss concert DVD, I saw them once about 10 years ago in Virginia Beach, and it was as wild and over the top and unforgettable as I knew it would be before I even bought tickets, so I just thought, why don''t I have a really good Kiss live DVD? Trouble is there's too many to choose from, I just want a good concise concert on DVD showcasing them at their best both musically and visually, though I'm totally not interested in any of those Kissology Volumes, of which there are 3 or 4, I just took a look at Volume 3 online, and it runs to 160 tracks if you count the bonus discs, I counted 10 different live versions of 'Rock n Roll All Night' alone on Kissology Vol 3, and so I assume there's maybe 10 more on Volume 1, and 10 more on Volume 2, which makes you wonder if there was ever a Kiss gig that didn't end up on DVD?!!! So I'd appreciate it if anyone can tell me which Kiss concert DVD is the most accessible and best?
Thanks!!
Howie Felterbush
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Whats the best Kiss live concert DVD?
I mentioned Kiss earlier in another thread, and being very impulsive, I jumped up and checked to see what Kiss albums I have, not that many to my surprise - Destroyer, Love Gun, Dressed to Kill, Creatures of the Night, Rock n Roll Over, and I think that's it. One thing I don't have though is a Kiss concert DVD, I saw them once about 10 years ago in Virginia Beach, and it was as wild and over the top and unforgettable as I knew it would be before I even bought tickets, so I just thought, why don''t I have a really good Kiss live DVD? Trouble is there's too many to choose from, I just want a good concise concert on DVD showcasing them at their best both musically and visually, though I'm totally not interested in any of those Kissology Volumes, of which there are 3 or 4, I just took a look at Volume 3 online, and it runs to 160 tracks if you count the bonus discs, I counted 10 different live versions of 'Rock n Roll All Night' alone on Kissology Vol 3, and so I assume there's maybe 10 more on Volume 1, and 10 more on Volume 2, which makes you wonder if there was ever a Kiss gig that didn't end up on DVD?!!! So I'd appreciate it if anyone can tell me which Kiss concert DVD is the most accessible and best?
Thanks!!
I'm not sure. I know they did an HBO special in the 70's of one of the concerts in Japan, I think it's the one that is on Kissology Volume 1. There may be a DVD of just that show, but I'm not sure. I would say personally, my favorite tour to see them would be the Dressed to Kill/Alive tour. I think that's when they were at their best, they have it on Kissology volume 1, but I'm pretty sure you can't get just that concert on DVD.
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killer clip. This is the best Kiss era.
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Nice and dark...very mysterious as well. When this was a brand new thing it freaked people out more. Much heavier too.
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Nice and dark...very mysterious as well. When this was a brand new thing it freaked people out more. Much heavier too.
I've talked with some high school friends on facebook about them seeing KISS at the swing autotourium in 1974 and they really didn't know anything about KISS but they said when they seen them come on stage, it freaked them out!! They were horrified of them because of their costumes..
They like them now, but not back then..
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I belive it!! Love the Paul Stanley/Elton John pic 70's Guy!
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Check out this original demo of There's Nothing Better
This song was on Peter's solo album "Out Of Control" but looks like he was shootin' for Dynasty maybe.
This song was on Peter's solo album "Out Of Control" but looks like he was shootin' for Dynasty maybe.
