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Raucous 1976 rocker features "Hard Luck Woman" and "Calling Dr. Love"
180-gram LP
Kiss celebrates its 40th anniversary and its induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with a series of individual 180-gram vinyl reissues from the band's celebrated catalog, including their 1998 effortĀ Psycho CircusĀ on vinyl for the very first time!Ā
Among the titles returning to record store shelves are the band's self-titled debut and sophomoreĀ Hotter Than HellĀ albums (both from 1974) as well as their double-live 1975 breakthrough albumĀ Alive!Ā - which was already reissued back in 2008. Also arriving are 1975'sĀ Dressed To Kill, 1976'sĀ Destroyer, 1979'sĀ Dynasty, 1980'sĀ Unmasked, 1983'sĀ Lick it Up, 1984'sĀ AnimalizeĀ and 1992'sĀ Revenge. Look also for 1976'sĀ Rock And Roll Over, 1981'sĀ Music From The Elder, 1989'sĀ Hot In The Shade, 1987'sĀ Crazy NightsĀ and 1997'sĀ Carnival Of Souls.
"As the follow-up to their unusually experimentalĀ DestroyerĀ (nonetheless one of Kiss's best albums ever),Ā Rock and Roll Over, released the same year, contains more conventional three-chord material. That's not a bad thing, since Kiss at their peak arguably did three-chord arena-rock better than anyone else. 'Calling Dr. Love' was a hit single, as was the surprisingly bittersweet (for Kiss) 'Hard Luck Woman.' 'I Want You' is an unnerving mix of tenderness and tension, while 'Take Me' is understandably urgent. Although this was material that would become conventional over the years ā thanks to legions of copycat bands ā it still sounds good today, probably because whether they're being sleazy or sweet, Kiss sound like they mean it." āĀ Amazon.com
Ā
| 1. See You In Your Dreams |
| 2. Love āEm And Leave āEm |
| 3. Hard Luck Woman |
| 4. Makinā Love |
| 5. Take Me |
| 6. I Want You |
| 7. Calling Dr. Love |
| 8. Baby Driver |
| 9. Ladies Room |
| 10. Mr. Speed |
Description
Raucous 1976 rocker features "Hard Luck Woman" and "Calling Dr. Love"
180-gram LP
Kiss celebrates its 40th anniversary and its induction into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame with a series of individual 180-gram vinyl reissues from the band's celebrated catalog, including their 1998 effortĀ Psycho CircusĀ on vinyl for the very first time!Ā
Among the titles returning to record store shelves are the band's self-titled debut and sophomoreĀ Hotter Than HellĀ albums (both from 1974) as well as their double-live 1975 breakthrough albumĀ Alive!Ā - which was already reissued back in 2008. Also arriving are 1975'sĀ Dressed To Kill, 1976'sĀ Destroyer, 1979'sĀ Dynasty, 1980'sĀ Unmasked, 1983'sĀ Lick it Up, 1984'sĀ AnimalizeĀ and 1992'sĀ Revenge. Look also for 1976'sĀ Rock And Roll Over, 1981'sĀ Music From The Elder, 1989'sĀ Hot In The Shade, 1987'sĀ Crazy NightsĀ and 1997'sĀ Carnival Of Souls.
"As the follow-up to their unusually experimentalĀ DestroyerĀ (nonetheless one of Kiss's best albums ever),Ā Rock and Roll Over, released the same year, contains more conventional three-chord material. That's not a bad thing, since Kiss at their peak arguably did three-chord arena-rock better than anyone else. 'Calling Dr. Love' was a hit single, as was the surprisingly bittersweet (for Kiss) 'Hard Luck Woman.' 'I Want You' is an unnerving mix of tenderness and tension, while 'Take Me' is understandably urgent. Although this was material that would become conventional over the years ā thanks to legions of copycat bands ā it still sounds good today, probably because whether they're being sleazy or sweet, Kiss sound like they mean it." āĀ Amazon.com
Ā
| 1. See You In Your Dreams |
| 2. Love āEm And Leave āEm |
| 3. Hard Luck Woman |
| 4. Makinā Love |
| 5. Take Me |
| 6. I Want You |
| 7. Calling Dr. Love |
| 8. Baby Driver |
| 9. Ladies Room |
| 10. Mr. Speed |
