How so many of them lasted as long as they did is a mystery.

I heard he fell and died from a brain bleed.

Gone too soon. RIP

R.I.P.

I just got done pulling up a bunch of Kiss.

I have none of their CDs. I went and looked and I was shocked at how few songs I liked in the entire catalog.

With all those albums I was expecting a lot more good songs than that.

Yeah, I'm not a fan of most of their music. But they defined a moment there for a second.

True. It had to happen and probably the moment was right.

Oh, and I should add that years ago in an Indian casino, I once saw a Kiss tribute band that probably was better than the originals.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_EyTS__aKU

I liked Calling Dr.Love and Cold Gin.

And Firehouse. That one had good rhythm.

.................rest

Oh man I just remembered this scene. Classic movie

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ube0ISEqEmE&list=RDUbe0ISEqEmE&start_radio=1

This is giving me a thought:

How many bands are there like this?

They have a huge reputation. Everyone knows about them.

And yet... there isn't that much of a THERE there.

Poke around like I just did and ya kinda start grasping at straws when going in there expecting more...

this read reminded me of the guy who pretended to be Peter Criss and they interviewed him on a talk show where the real Peter Criss confronts him. it's actually an entertaining watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=384gz_YWcPU&t=169s

YT is being very horsey again on my PCs.

It doesn't like the fact that it can't spy on me and is refusing to play videos without a login.

Nope!

Rest in peace Ace. Shock Me was my favourite song he did. He survived electrocution playing that one in the 1970s. Really happy btw that I did eventually get to see KISS live. Saw them twice in my hometown.