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  • Terry
    TOASTMASTER GENERAL
    • Jan 2004
    • 11951

    Originally posted by Vinnie Velvet
    You can tell what parts were tracks vs Stanley's live singing voice especially on Detroit Rock City on the Stern show. Watch back to any of the other performances of DRC and the tracked vocals all sound the same.

    I mean what hypocrites.
    Yeah, but even back in the 70's heyday when they were actually playing live, KISS even more than most rock bands was about making a buck...to the point where the music (much of which I enjoyed) was secondary to the spectacle and the image of it all. In that context, for a band like KISS to now be miming to piped in vocals...hardly a shock, lame as it is.
    Scramby eggs and bacon.

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    • Seshmeister
      ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

      • Oct 2003
      • 35154

      Originally posted by Vinnie Velvet
      I mean what hypocrites.
      That's the bit that is fucking unforgivable to me.

      It's bad enough but to have the fucking nerve to then say that Roth has to retire because he isn't up to it any more when he isn't miming?

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      • silverfish
        Foot Soldier
        • Mar 2007
        • 548

        March 31 theatre release for Spinning Gold - story of Neil Bogart & Casablanca Records.

        HALOBET adalah salah satu platform judi online terkemuka yang menawarkan berbagai permainan menarik dan kesempatan untuk meraih kemenangan besar, HALOBET memberikan pengalaman bermain yang aman, adil, dan menghibur bagi para pemainnya. HALOBET memastikan setiap pemain memiliki opsi yang sesuai dengan preferensinya. Selain itu, layanan pelanggan yang responsif dan transparan membuat pengalaman bermain di HALOBET menjadi lebih menyenangkan dan memuaskan. Bergabunglah sekarang dan rasakan sensasi kemenangan di HALOBET!


        Originally posted by sadaist
        I don't mind that one Nickelback song. I just hate the fact that they put it on every album 10 times.

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        • Nickdfresh
          SUPER MODERATOR

          • Oct 2004
          • 49125

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          • silverfish
            Foot Soldier
            • Mar 2007
            • 548

            Three videos added to The Midnight Special YT channel:

            Duece - July 11, 1975
            Black Diamond - July 11, 1975 (Peter trashes his kit at the end)
            She - Nov. 28, 1975

            The original late night live Rock n' Roll concert show! The Midnight Special is an American late-night musical variety series originally broadcast on NBC during the 1970s and early 1980s, created and produced by Burt Sugarman. It premiered as a special on August 19, 1972, then began its run as a regular series on February 2, 1973; its last episode was on May 1, 1981.
            Originally posted by sadaist
            I don't mind that one Nickelback song. I just hate the fact that they put it on every album 10 times.

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            • Nitro Express
              DIAMOND STATUS
              • Aug 2004
              • 32794

              Originally posted by Seshmeister
              That's the bit that is fucking unforgivable to me.

              It's bad enough but to have the fucking nerve to then say that Roth has to retire because he isn't up to it any more when he isn't miming?
              Dave probably dances to Sinatra’s I’ve Got You Under My Skin every time Sam has a triggered by Dave moment which seems to be a lot. Sorry Sam. Van Hagar was never as big as the original lineup. Your run in the band has been forgotten already. Nobody wants to hear Dreams.
              No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!

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              • Nitro Express
                DIAMOND STATUS
                • Aug 2004
                • 32794

                Sam puts Gene Simmons to shame. That motherfucker is always banging on the window trying to sell you something. Someone needs to unload two barrels of rock salt in his ass.
                No! You can't have the keys to the wine cellar!

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                • silverfish
                  Foot Soldier
                  • Mar 2007
                  • 548

                  GENE SIMMONS Performs With BRUCE KULICK And ERIC SINGER At 'An Evening With' VIP Event In Las Vegas

                  Setlist:
                  "Plaster Caster"
                  "Charisma"
                  "Domino"
                  "Nothing to Lose"
                  "Going Blind"
                  "Watchin' You"
                  "Deuce"
                  "Radioactive"
                  "I Was Made for Lovin' You"
                  "Christine Sixteen"
                  "Let Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll"

                  KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons was joined by KISS drummer Eric Singer and former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick for a performance in Las Vegas on Saturday (May 6) as part of Gene's weekend-long VIP event. The May 5-7 event dubbed "An Evening With Gene Simmons" is being held at the Rio Hotel & C...
                  Originally posted by sadaist
                  I don't mind that one Nickelback song. I just hate the fact that they put it on every album 10 times.

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                  • Kristy
                    DIAMOND STATUS
                    • Aug 2004
                    • 16336

                    Fucking awful

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                    • Kristy
                      DIAMOND STATUS
                      • Aug 2004
                      • 16336

                      F A T Ace:

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                      • twonabomber
                        formerly F A T
                        ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                        • Jan 2004
                        • 11189

                        Bruce Kulick on Alive III's 30th anniversary

                        Writing In All Proper Case Takes Extra Time, Is Confusing To Read, And Is Completely Pointless.

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                        • Nickdfresh
                          SUPER MODERATOR

                          • Oct 2004
                          • 49125



                          Shmackamagob!

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                          • Nickdfresh
                            SUPER MODERATOR

                            • Oct 2004
                            • 49125

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                            • Nickdfresh
                              SUPER MODERATOR

                              • Oct 2004
                              • 49125

                              He mentions Gene being a solid bass player and his early album work being an example of how he could be a good bassist. But didn't they often have other guys record their album parts? Paul and Gene at least?

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                              • Seshmeister
                                ROTH ARMY WEBMASTER

                                • Oct 2003
                                • 35154

                                Simmons is totally full of shit.

                                Either is a false memory or Geddy was just being polite.

                                Recalling the time he offered a few bass tips to Lee, he explains: "I'll tell you a telling story. KISS took out Rush on their first tour. They came out to support us, you know, because we liked what they did. And this was in the, in their Working Man period, when they sounded kind of like a Canadian Zeppelin, which I still prefer, sound-wise, but obviously, they've done very well, and we used to hang out with the guys and joke around everything.


                                "One night back at the hotel or backstage someplace, Geddy [Lee] and I were sitting down, trading licks, and I said, 'Do you want to do a blues scale? You go first, and then I'll continue the chord pattern,' and he said, 'I don't know what you mean.' At least from what I recall, Geddy didn't understand what a blues scale was or what '1,4,5' meant. That also bears noting that when you go '1,4,5' to a musician, that means something, it's a relationship of notes or chords," he continues.

                                "So I go, 'Well, okay then, you hit a G, either octave or low,' and he said, 'Which one is that?' Geddy played purely by ear. Now of course later on, he learned what the notes were and stuff like that".

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