One of the happiest songs ever recorded. Pure joy caught on tape. Puts me in a better mood every time.

I'm not much of a KISS fan, but Crazy Nights is one of my favourite albums ever. I think Bruce Kulick was KISS's greatest guitarist.

Paul Stanleys voice in his prime was superb. Great tone and incredible range.

I miss so much the 80's music ! That was so fun 🤘

i was at this show where they made the video...done at the centrum in worcester mass. they played the song about 4=5 times to make it

Have they checked out the title track "Crazy Crazy Nights"? Super classic song I'll never get tired of

Bruce Kulick was the perfect guitarist to take Ace Frehley's place. He was the only KISS member to never wear makeup and he was a beast of a guitarist. Crazy Nights is one of my favorite albums of all time and one of KISS's best. Glad that you two are enjoying your tour of KISS's music. I've seen them live with the original lineup in 1997 during the reunion tour and during the 80's during the unmasked era. Amazing band and so loving and adoring towards their fans. Their concerts are an exercise in a wild, insane party from start to finish. Never be a band like them ever again that's for sure.

Every fan of this absolutely great song is automatically my best friend.

The Wolf HunterZ, KISS Know's how to really rock and all their songs are so amazing I used to have a bunch of their L.P.'s a long time ago however as the years went by, I did sell lots of L.P.'s But thanks to KZfaq I can hear these great songs again and I love reactions to Kiss music these guys was born to rock and roll. Thanks for this video.

That was their best line up.

This is my fav era of kiss they sound better with there make up off love Paul's voice killing it

Saw the crazy nights tour… loved it… still have guitar picks from that tour…. Love KISS in the 70’s,80’s,90’s,00’s,10’s,20’s! You guys rock with these reactions!

Great Kiss album. They robbed of a monster hit with Reason to Live. Never understood why that song wasn't huge

It's a great pop tune...KISS went super commercial on this album but there are still some great heavy tunes to check out: No No No, I'll Fight Hell To Hold You, Thief In The Night...my favorite tune on this album is Hell or High Water.

Insane song !!!!! KISS #1

...and now for something completely different. Hooligan by Kiss, live at the Summit in Houston. The original catman drummer, Peter Criss sings lead, and he has a badass soulful r&b voice. You both are great, peace.

Video filmed at Worcester (MA) Centrum in 88, I was there! Please try Nowhere to Run and Mr Speed by Kiss, by far two of the best in their catalog

The album divides Kiss fans being so commercial but for its time it's killer...

I saw this tour in Erie Pennsylvania and I walked in the backstage and that logo was huge I looked up and said oh my gosh that is huge

BRUCE KIULICK A LEGEND ON THE GUITAR

This is why they have been the Best In The World for a long time.

as much as I love early Kiss, i have to admit, i think we all do, they could write the f*ck out of some pop songs....

They had face paint initially when they created the vision of the band in 1973 and kept it going for about 7 years or so, then decided to take it off. (big mistake, in my opinion). They performed without it for 15 years or so,....until they decided to reunite with the original four and put the make-up back on in 1995. They've had it on ever since. I suspect most people want to see them in full costume, superhero/monster personas, platform boots, full masquerade, bombastic, larger-than-life, max pyro, melt-your-skull attitude, etc. One thing is certain, they're going to bring it every time....with or without make-up.

I tributed this song to my love interest back in 07 when I was 14. We started dating in 09 and married in 2019!

I liked the REVENGE album so much better. Eric had passed away by then, but Eric Singer rocked it good. It was heavier, and a return to KISS sleaze. Check out the song DOMINO that Gene sings on

Bruce Kulick and Eric Carr came in at a time when KISS's fame and staying power as a band was in question. At the start of the 1980's the Los Angeles strip was a breeding ground for newer, hravier and more melodic music dubbed "hair metal" and bands like KISS, Aerosmith, Foreigner and so many other big names of the 1970's were at a crossroads. KISS had just lost Peter Criss and Ace Frehley was on his way out. After a brief outing with Vinnie Vincent and shortly after Mark St. John, Bruce Kulick who had already been filling for Mark St. John proved to be the last piece of the puzzle. KISS in the 1980's showed us a more refined and polished sound, a tighter and more technical band that had chemistry that flowed and some of the best KISS songs came from this. Sadly Eric Carr lost his life to heart cancer RIP to one of the very best rock drummers in history and Bruce Kulick bowed out graciously when KISS reunited and became the original fearsome foursome again. Tommy Thayer is a great guitarist in his own write, but I personally think that Bruce Kulick should have been asked to rejoin the band after the reunion fell apart and Ace and Peter departed again for the final time.

The make up lasted from 1973 to 1983. The non make up years went from 1983 to 1996.

They took off the make up in 1983 until 1996

Lol, how high was she in this video. XD

It Ain't Kiss, WAY to much Keyboard!

You two need to learn not to talk so damn loud! We listeners have the music cranked and then you stop the music and shout!