Kiss - Greatest Hits (2009)

CD 1 
01. Strutter 
02. Nothin’ To Lose 
03. Deuce 
04. Black Diamond 
05. Parasite 
06. Hotter Than Hell 
07. C’mon And Love Me 
08. Rock Bottom (live) 
09. Rock And Roll All Nite (live) 
10. Detroit Rock City 
11. Shout It Out Loud 
12. Beth 
13. Calling Dr. Love 
14. Hard Luck Woman 
15. I Stole Your Love 
16. Love Gun 
17. Tonight You Belong To Me 
18. New York Groove 
19. I Was Made For Lovin’ You 
20. Sure Know Something 
21. Shandi 
22. A World Without Heroes 

CD 2 
01. I Love It Loud 
02. Lick It Up 
03. Heaven’s On Fire 
04. Tears Are Falling 
05. Crazy, Crazy Nights 
06. Reason To Live 
07. Let’s Put The X In Sex 
08. Rise To It 
09. Hide Your Heart 
10. Forever 
11. Domino 
12. I Just Wanna 
13. God Gave Rock’n'Roll To You II 
14. I Still Love You (Live unplugged) 
15. Jungle 
16. I Will Be There 
17. Psycho Circus 
18. We Are One

Band members
Current:
    Paul Stanley – rhythm guitar, vocals 
    Gene Simmons – bass guitar, vocals 
    Eric Singer – drums, percussion 
    Tommy Thayer – lead guitar 
Former:
    Ace Frehley – lead guitar 
    Peter Criss – drums, percussion 
    Eric Carr – drums, percussion
    Vinnie Vincent – lead guitar
    Mark St. John – lead guitar 
    Bruce Kulick – lead guitar

Kiss was formed in New York in '72 by guitarist/vocalist Paul Stanley (Stanley Eisen) and Gene Simmons (Gene Klein). The line-up was rounded out by drummer Peter Criss (Crisscoula), located through a Rolling Stone ad, and lead guitarist Ace Frehley (Paul Frehley), who answered an ad in the Village Voice. The band's cartoon image, kabuki makeup and 4th-of-July stageshow concept was in place from the start, and they began promoting their own hall shows in NYC. TV director Bill Aucoin saw them, became their manager, and secured a deal for them with Neil Bogart's Casablanca Records within two weeks. Three LPs were released in a year's time, but the live fourth LP, Alive! (1975) contained their first huge hit, "Rock And Roll All Nite." Until the early '80, Kiss was unstoppable, with two huge-selling Marvel Comics, a network TV movie and four simultaneously-released solo albums under their studded belts. In '80, Criss left for a solo career and since then, the drum and lead positions have been ever-changing. In '83, the band stripped away the makeup and celebrated renewed interest.

"You wanted the best, you got it! The hottest band in the land: KISS!" So went the rally cry at the beginning of a Kiss concert, an event of exploding pyrotechnics, vomited blood and louder-than-God hard rock. Their fan club--The Kiss Army--swelled to six-figures strong during the band's '70s heyday, and between 1974 and today they've sold in excess of 70 million albums.

In '96, the original band reformed (made up?), and took their full costume-makeup-pyro 1976 show on the road--for a year-long stint--resulting in one of the most successful rock tours ever. Conjecture that the band wanted to quit on a high note has remained unproven; anything could happen in Kiss' future. --- bandbiographies.com

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