Love the vid man, I agree a lot I love the klinghoffer albums and getaway is just a little better than I’m with you but it’s such a great album. To me the peppers are the greatest band they have such great consistency and songs

I disagree about the talk box ...Joe Walsh only.

Is that a Marc Bolan doll next to Homer?

18. Asylum 17. Dynasty 16. Hot in the shade 15. Animalize 14. Dressed to kill 13. Destroyer 12. Carnival of souls 11. Hotter than hell 10. Solo albums 9. Crazy nights 8. Unmasked 7. Love gun 6 . Lick it up 5 . Kiss 4 . Revenge 3 . The Elder 2 . Rock n roll over 1. Creatures of the night

1-3 first three albums, 4-5 love gun , rock n roll over 6-10ace, destroyer,revenge, creatures 11-15 lick it up, carnival of souls, dynasty, gene Simmons 16-20 hot in the shade, animalize, asylum,Paul 21-24psycho circus, monster, Peter 23sonic boom

I don’t think Kiss would have kept on if Revenge didn’t make them actually real rockstars for ALIVE3.. they have videos where that band was legit. Carnival is respected cause Bruce earned it for me.

Your comments are too stupid and ignorant.For a huge fan all you do is rip them.Can't subscribe to you because your comments are so way off.

I'm glad you are a big fan but lots of information is wrong.I agree with you about how underrated John Oates is but your rankings of the albums I totally disagree with you.Especially Along the red ledge.

My mini ranking for the KISS 78 solo albums would be 1. Ace Frehley 2. Paul Stanley 3. Peter Criss 4. Gene Simmons

That was the most unique ranking I have seen of Kiss albums. Some real out of the box thinking there. I really like the Elder, but nowhere near number 2. I appreciate your willingness to throw conventional thinking to the wind. My ranking would be completely different and that's alright.

We have pretty similar takes on Rush. I also used a similar method to rank them. Songs get a score of 1-10. Songs over 10 minutes count twice. Slightly weight the top 4 songs from the album. So an album does get dragged down if it has a lot of filler, but you have to respect it if it has 4 bangers on it. Any, here is my breakdown using a tiered system: S Tier: Moving Pictures Hemispheres Permanent Waves A Farewell to Kings Signals A Tier: Power Windows 2112 Grace Under Pressure Fly By Night Clockwork Angels B Tier: Hold Your Fire Counterparts Snakes and Arrows Roll the Bones Caress of Steel C Tier: Rush Presto Vapor Trails D Tier: Test for Echo

I had to click you video solely based on your name....in which my attorneys, Mael & Mael, respond in musical form: Thanks, But No Thanks My response: Good luck being Gary Farmer. Sip. Sip.

Somewhere in time is my all time favorite maiden LP. And I love Stranger in a strange land. I saw this tour live and it was great. I will say this. Its hard to rank such a list. Nice job. Mine would be slightly different but somewhere is top. So what beer you got in that glass?

Good to see you out here still kickin ass musselman🤙

Man, to list these albums is absolutely nerve-wracking! Infinite Dreams to this day is still my #1 Maiden songs. Shoot maybe go from 1999 and below part 1. Then 2000 to present part 2. There is just so much in the catalog! One album I admit I never made it through is Dance of the Dead. I will always love the Trooper. I believe this song started our friendship at Hawkins grocery as bag boys. Singing the song back and forth to each other for 8 hours straight, lol! I'm so old I bought Somewhere in Time at Wooster K Mart. This would be my first metal cassette. It's been a lifetime of awesome music history and music ever since. UP THE IRONS!

I wouldn’t trust this dudes analysis skills any further than I could throw his silly hat. Picture of Nectar doesn’t hold up? Does dude even Phish? I thought Fishman would like the material more. /s

Trying for the life of me to figure out if this is parody or reality.

What does the LA Metal scene dying in 1989 have anything to do with Junta?

These are some of the worst takes I've ever heard. It's all subjective of course but.....yeesh man. 😮

Imagine that. He is wearing a That Metal Show shirt. My point. Eddie Trunk is neutral toward KISS just like this guy. Loves half the stuff (Ace and Peter) can't stand Paul and Gene.

Hate Your Friends is a great punk rock album. They were kids back then, and The Lemonheads were a totally different band Shan what they would evolve into.

1. Blood Sugar Sex Magik 2. Mother's Milk 3. Californication 4. Uplift Mofo Party Plan The rest...

I have never heard sonic boom

Interesting

Putting fuego over ghost might be rhe hotest take ive heard all year.

Dude lost me putting Farmhouse 3rd worst. It's all subjective of course, but my opinions are way different. Some of your picks for worst and best songs I have to scratch my head at, but again to each his own... you like what you like!

The best Rush record is whith no doubt Moving Pictures

I love Caress of steel!

I thought Nona was cool

1. Van Halen (favorite tracks: Eruption, Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love, I'm The One, Atomic Punk, On Fire) 2. Fair Warning (Mean Street, "Dirty Movies," Sinner's Swing!, Unchained) 3. Women and Children First (ATCWR, Fools, Romeo Delight, Take Your Whiskey Home) 4. 1984 (Drop Dead Legs, Hot for Teacher, Girl Gone Bad, House of Pain) 5. Van Halen II (Somebody Get Me a Doctor, Outta Love Again, Light Up The Sky, D.O.A.) 6. Diver Down (Hang 'Em High, Cathedral, Intruder/(Oh) Pretty Woman, The Full Bug) 7. For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge (Poundcake, Judgement Day, Man On a Mission, Right Now) 8. A Different Kind of Truth (China Town, Bullethead, Honeybabysweetiedoll, Stay Frosty) 9. 5150 (Get Up, Summer Nights, Love Walks In, "5150") 10. Balance (Don't Tell Me, Strung Out, Baluccitherium, Feelin') 11. OU812 (A.F.U. Naturally Wired, Mine All Mine) 12. Van Halen 3 (Fire In The Hole)

10. New tattoo 9. The dirt 8. Generation swine 7. Dr feelgood 6. Girls girls girls 5. Theatre of pain 4. Shout at the devil 3. Self titled 2. Too fast for love 1. Saints of los Angeles This is my ranking.

1. Destroyer (1976) 2. Hotter Than Hell (1974) 3. KISS (1974) 4. Dressed to Kill (1975) 5. Rock and Roll Over (1976) 6. Creatures of The Night (1982) 7. Dynasty (1979) 8. Ace Frehley (1978) 9. Music from the Elder (1981) 10. Love Gun (1977) 11. Lick It Up (1983) 12. Psycho Circus (1998) 13. Carnival of Souls (1997) 14. Revenge (1992) 15. Animalize (1984) 16. Asylum (1985) 17. Paul Stanley (1978) 18. Unmasked (1980) 19. Sonic Boom (2009) 20. Monster (2012) 21. Gene Simmons (1978) 22. Hot In The Shade (1989) 23. Crazy Nights (1987) 24. Peter Criss (1978)

Respect the Crazy Nights placement! Don’t think Dressed to Kill should be that low though

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Hey buddy , are you still around ? I would love to discuss this in real time with you !! I have all the records and love them all . Hall and Oates are my Beatles !! Well , The Beatles are The BEST band ever , Hall and Oates are my fAVORITES !! The ONLY band I own EVERYTHING of . Hit me up !!

“Soul Love” isn’t on Along the Red Ledge

Last album was signals

When Terry Brown left they fell apart

That's the thing with your young guys y'all started late to hear Rush; disagree with of your ranks

19 Test For Echo Hold Your Fire Rush Grace Under Pressure Caress Of Steel Power Windows Vapor Trails Presto Counterparts 10 Roll The Bones Fly By Night Snakes And Arrows Clockwork Angels Signals 2112 A Farewell To Kings Moving Pictures Hemispheres 1 Permanent Waves

I love TKO!

Caress would make my top ten. Maybe around 10 or 9. Hemispheres is my favorite with Farewell a close 2nd. 2112 is top 5 for me. I like all the 70's stuff. I agree that Signals was a key album for the 80's. They had truly gone beyond their origins. I like the 80's albums now. I did not care for them back in the day. Power Windows is an exception. It would make my top ten.I always tried to like their stuff. I made an effort to. I think Clockwork was a great final album. I try to fit it in to my top ten. I would take Test For Echo over Presto, Bones, and a couple of others. I'm kind of fond of Counterparts. I saw them on that tour and the album was one of my favorites of 1994. Good personal memories I suppose. Thanks. It's always interesting to get an alternate take. PEACE.

My favorites are Nectar, Rift, Junta, Lawn Boy and Billy. I absolutely love these 5 albums. Next would be Hoist, Ghost, Fuego, Sicket and Farmhouse. I liked Joy when I first heard it. But, that said, I feel Joy is way too safe. It's unchallenging, with the exception of one or two tracks. It has obvious appeal, but it sounds like Phish plays Bon Jovi. And, I never liked Bon Jovi or similar purveyors of music for the masses. I have given a listen to their last couple of records but I don't hear that off the wall, Zappa, Prog, Jazz weirdness that made them one of my favorite 90's bands. The albums over the past 10 years have their moments. Trey is a really good songwriter and with age, has become more reflective. That's cool. The guys are not adventurous 20 or 30 year olds anymore. It's still there, but in less capacity. I'm always hoping I can hear another Divided Sky, but I think I'm expecting too much. My biggest gripe here, is your low ranking of Nectar. Good God, Man!!! Nectar is brilliant. Every song, every second. But hey, ot would be no fun of we all agreed on everything. That would be: BORING!! I enjoyed this clip. It popped up in my feed so....I'll give it a like. Take care and God bless. PS, A Live One is one of my favorite live albums of official release. It's right up there with the iconic ones. You know, Fillmore East and so on. PEACE.

You aren't being kind to "ooh yeah" I had it and I rocked the shit out of it!

I'm from the 70' s and the first cassette I bought was from along the red ledge! It made me buy " bigger than both of us" then "abandoned luncheonette" never looked back!

I didn't hear you rank double platinum

I would say that the ratings on this video weren't about "this is like KISS; this isn't", and rated the albums by the quality of the contents, regardless of who it came from. Most KISS "connoisseurs" don't like Dynasty or Music from the Elder as they are the "classic sound of KISS". But if someone were to say "rate the music on these albums", and if they hadn't heard of KISS before...this is probably the rankings that would be given. One thing that they all agrees on was that Ace had the best of the solo albums.

The Paul Stanley solo album is very good, sir.

Dressed to kill is in their top 5 albums in my opinion

KISS died in 1978.