After watching the Detroit rock city movie i was under the impression that 70’s rockers didn’t like disco. And sometimes in the 70 show it kinda seemed like they didn’t like disco lol.

@@champion6534Damn near every band had at least one disco-ish song...damn near. There were some that never did, but most everybody tried cashing in. This made me and my friends give so much shit to the uber-KISS fans (I never really cared for them at all). "THEY WENT DISCO!!!" Ha ha ha haaaaa

@@champion6534Look up "Disco Demolition Night" at the old Comiskey Park in Chicago. A radio station talked the White Sox into having a promotion between games of a double header where fans could bring disco records to the stadium and burn them. On the field. It turned into a riot. ha ha ha haaaa

Disco was so big that all other bands were trying to capture a part of that audience by doing a disco type song or two. But it's true most of the 70s rock bands did not like disco.

​@@champion6534that is why the joke that the disco girl says about Kiss doing a Disco album is funny. Because Dynasty came after Love Gun.

He never touch Geoff Tate

@@chadfortman8098 Its not a competition

​@@chadfortman8098did he ever compare them in his reaction?

@@chadfortman8098 Who mentioned Geoff Tate? 😕

Yes , PAUL STANLY voice so special and diferent Of others because je GOD Of rock.

I should have know you weren't a Kiss fan when you volunteered to dress up like Peter Criss...XD

@@alexbeardsley751 , Peter!

STILL LOVING YOU!!!!!

Beth was actually their biggest hit I believe.

That song was written by Diane Warren, but it was always performed live by the drummer.

i saw them 78 fresno ca, cheap tricked opened way better kiss looked and sounded hungover, i had all their albums in my 8 track though

Awesome picks 🤘

Black Diamond and Deuce are phenomenal.

Ahh...a true fan..nice to see

They were the first Rock band I got into as a kid. The makeup drew me in, but the music kept me listening. The “Kiss Alive” versions of “Black Diamond” & “Deuce” are awesome. Especially Ace’s solos on both.

Same for me. Alive and Alive 2 are epic. I used to know everything about the band when I was a teenager

I second that

I still love you - MTV Unplugged performance. One of my favorite songs and performances!!

I concur

Paul Stanley at his peak.

Indeed, she can use the upscaled version on my channel even!

If you listen and watch closely, you're able to tell that this version of the original promotional video from 1979 has been slightly edited in certain spots. Though I'm not sure why it was edited. The original version isn't that long.

Only thing that was missing back in the day was actual talent. Give me Rob Halford, KK Downing, Glenn Tipton and Dave Holland. Priest released "Sin after Sin" in '78. That is an incredible album.

It was the other way around. He was "John Cougar" first because the record companies didn't think people would buy records from a guy named Mellancamp.

@@GeekingOutWithPete you’re right, that’s what I meant to say … thanks for pointing that out!! Fixing it now

Actually hard agree

​@@AileenSenpai This wasn't stereotypical Kiss, this was an experimental foray into disco to test their musicianship. Also, an fyi..... the guitarist "Ace Frehley" was an idol of Dimebag Darrel. Please try other Kiss to see what they are like musically.

​@@AileenSenpai how long is your black hair

It’s cause we all start missing Eric Singer. The fans treat that song very special now.

That's very innacurate though. For one thing, you ignored the difference between lead guitar (played by Ace) and rhythm guitar (played by Paul). But what's worse, it's just nonsense to credit Peter with lead vocals only on "Beth". He sang lead vocals ever since the eponymous first album released in 1973 (ever heard of "Black Diamond"?) and every album on which he played featured at least one song sang by him on lead vocals, songs such as "Strange Ways", "Getaway", "Beth" of course, "Hard Luck Woman" (which was quite a hit as well), "Hooligan" or "Dirty Livin'". Ace on the other hand first sang lead vocals for the first time only in 1977 on his song "Shock Me" from the Love Gun album.

@@lolomgmetobavi How am I "inaccurate"? Just cos I was not as specific as you would like me to be on certain things? Such as the guitar duties or Criss' vocal credits being limited to "just Beth"? Pardon the f*ck out of me for not being as much of a devout KISS fan as you seem to be. I have always only had a casual appreciation for SOME of their tunes, and only recently decided to acquire their entire catalog as I discovered I liked a bit more than "just the hits" (and I'm still missing a couple of titles ; mainly just Alive IV and the Unplugged Carnival whatever it's called), and I am not yet familiar with all their material much less have it all memorized who performs what guitar work or lead vocals from one song/album to the next. Lead guitar, rhythm guitar, it's all the same to me. If it aint bass, drums, or keyboards, then they're interchangeable as far as I am concerned. Guitar is guitar. I'm not that kind of music snob to the point where I fuss over the semantics of whether a performer plays leads, rhythms, solos, or any combination thereof or how many of each in any given song on any given number of albums - I just don't give a damn. As long as it all sounds good, I'm happy. If I get more into the band, then perhaps I may eventually care more about their individual contributions and credits. But until then, what I posted above is sufficient enough, especially for newbies like I was or still am. I dunno if you're just being an annoying troll looking for some lame self-amusement, or seizing an opportunity to flex and brag/showboat about your KISS knowledge? But either way, it's cringey and douchey. Don't do that. I mean, what's next? You gonna give Aileen a hard time for not being totally informed on every trivial factoid that every good KISS Army veteran knows inside out and backwards? If you wanna offer friendly context and expand on someone's limited knowledge, cool - but don't be an elitist twat about it, using words like "very inaccurate" and pointing out everything I "ignored", and then pile on with "what's worse" and your condescending attitude on if I've "ever heard of" particular songs that even casual KISS listeners like myself couldn't possibly NOT know (that is at least, know _of_ if not know _well_ ). I was not "very inaccurate" - I was merely vague. What I said was not untrue, was it? It was completely true ; it was merely lacking specifics and context. I didn't "ignore" - I did not commit a deliberate snub, I simply wasn't aware enough to really care about such semantics, thus resulting in your ludicrous allegations of "inaccuracy". The only thing "inaccurate" here, is you and your unfair and pompous characterization of me and my comment. I doubt you'd appreciate it if you took a chance on chiming on a band you had limited knowledge of, simply wanting to contribute and participate in the discussion, and then got chastised and shamed for your efforts over your "ignorance". Take your shamefest and shove it.... m'kay? Whether it's music, movies, literature, or whatever, elitist snobs are NOT cool. Nobody likes them. So don't be one. PS - Come to think of it, God (Of Thunder) forbid you ever find my comment where I mistakenly credited "Hooligan" as a Gene vocal song - you might have a total conniption... Oh wellz...

And Paul hated... I love it loud.