UNEXPECTED!| FIRST TIME HEARING Kiss - Tears Are Falling REACTION

[@dathorndike4908]

One of Paul's best vocals, too. The vocal harmonies are killer.

[@jlsage4059]

I wonder who sang them?

[@howardhales6325]

And worst outfits. Kiss needs black leather, not pink boas.

[@willhorting5317]

​@@jlsage4059 what do you mean?

[@twinvasion7798]

Eric Carr is doing all the harmonies with Paul here… even harmonizing some of the raspy verse vocals. When I first heard Tears Are Falling back in ‘85, I didn’t recognize the raspy vocals during the verse and thought maybe it was either Carr or Kulick singing lead lol

[@MRM-Red]

I agree

[@raymondohlsen5054]

KISS is a very dimensional band, they played in many different styles. Always great. Love your reaction!

[@garypickul2648]

70’s and 80’s best two decades for music of all genres

[@MrDoneboy]

I agree because I lived thru both decades!

[@americanlivesmatter]

I believe KISS adapted well to the 80s and still rocked

[@tonyallen9035]

Absolutely my friend

[@David_Theisen]

@@americanlivesmatterPink Floyd carried themselves very well thru the 80s and 90s having hits WITHOUT Roger Waters!!

[@tonyallen9035]

@wyomarine6341 no. Born in 68. But the 60's had its fair share of great music also.

[@NeilTremblay-fm7cs]

“All Hell’s Breaking Loose”. Jay will love it.

[@RozCannistraro-zd9do]

Hardly anyone does that era of 80s Kiss and "Thrills in the night " etc. , I'm pretty sure they did All Hell's before though .

[@dustinjones8887]

Hell yeah! I was just thinking they should react to this song. Great minds think alike

[@paulnickson8734]

Yes ... He'll get a kick out of Paul Stanley's raps!

[@texan632]

Agreed. I think Jay will love All Hell’s Breaking Loose.

[@cliffsanchez1451]

I agree 💯

[@magneto7930]

Calling Dr Love by Kiss, that's the one you need to hear next!

[@KenWillWin]

Yes, yes and YES!!!

[@chrisoakley5830]

If reactors really want to know who Kiss is and the music that they were most popular for, Calling Dr. Love, is the perfect song.

[@tonyallen9035]

Such a kick ass song!

[@PaintedCavern]

❤❤❤

[@ericwilliams1031]

Bruce Kulick doesn't get enough credit for holding down the lead guitar position for the band from 1984 to 1995 until KISS decided to do a reunion with the original members.

[@erikthompson619]

Right you are! Bruce is the MAN!

[@ps5392]

Kulick is great!

[@hairband5410]

Bruce is criminally underrated!

[@MRFLESHSTORM]

Bruce , simply perfect .

[@keithdean9149]

For me, the Carr/Kulick lineup was the most talented.

[@kbusby4824]

Black Diamond is a must. I would recommend their performance from The Midnight Special. I would also recommend Hard Luck Woman. Peter Criss on vocals for both.

[@davidreed1096]

Any of the Midnight Specials would be great

[@LadaHusakLH]

I know midnight special is classic, but I would argue KISS Symphony version beats them all. And yes, I know people hate Tommy.

[@acorn-yy1gi]

@@LadaHusakLH Tommy is a good guitarist and reliable professional.

[@EverydayEvan]

I was a teenager in the 80s but I've been a KISS fan since I bought my very first 8 track tape (yes, 8 track) KISS: Destroyer at my local TG&Y in 1978. One of my top 5 favorite bands of all time. Love you guys!

[@GaryTrafford-to5un]

I Still love you from their MTV unplugged performance. you'll be amazed at Paul Stanleys Voice.

[@markcloer2274]

Indeed. He proved what a vocal athlete he was on that one.

[@RozCannistraro-zd9do]

I wished they released the full show of that commercially , I have a pro bootleg on VHS still lol .

[@paulnickson8734]

YES!!! The MTV unplugged version of 'I Still Love You' is one of Paul Stanley's best vocal performances. Great bluesy vibe too.

[@NecramoniumVideo]

@@RozCannistraro-zd9do They released a version on the Kissology 3 dvd set.

[@butterflymama0838]

I was born in 1969. I loved growing up in the 80's as a pre-teen to teen! We had so much fun and much of the music then was FUN as y'all said. This is actually my favorite KISS era

[@giantslayer473]

Luv u two! Thank u- this is one of my all time favorites from Kiss. The harmony is WOW! And of course, Paul brings the killer vocals like no other.

[@DrTomMD]

Great reaction! I first met Gene on the Asylum tour. We got a room in the Detroit hotel Ponchartrain, top floor - we thought kiss would be staying on the top floor but they chose the second to last highest floor. Pre show when we were jamming Detroit rock city too loud, the Management called us and said that the band appreciated our taste in music but that we had to turn it down - lol! Then as we were in the elevator going down to the show, it went down one floor and stopped… Doors slowly opened and there wasGene, long black leather jacket black leather pants. He walked in carefully checking us out to make sure we weren’t going to do anything creepy but I was Stone cold silent in shock! We went all the way down and my friend, Scott, kept punching me in the shoulder telling me to say hi and get his autograph. Finally, as Gene was waiting by the revolving doors for the limo and we’re standing there looking straight out about 15 feet away… my friend finally got fed up with my starstruck paralysis n said “you either say hi and get his autograph or I’m going to!” Finally I stammered “Mu Muh muh Mr Simmons”. He casually turned to me and said “yes“ I said “ would you mind signing this album for me?“. He said “sure, come on out to my limo with me“ because the limo happened to be driving up at that time. I’m walking out to his limo with probably 150 fans on the other side of it wondering why the hell was this guy walking with Gene to his limo?!! I thought to myself man, just get a freaking room at the hotel dummy! 😂 after the show we went back to the hotel to the bar at the top and got a chance to hang out with the band and even get an autograph from the late Great drummer, Eric Carr. What an era!! Listen to the end closely including the fade and you’re talking full force Paul Stanley vocal acrobatics!

[@nancysmith8626]

That's one hell of a story!

[@DrTomMD]

@@nancysmith8626 it truly was one helluva experience!

[@StanCostello-q3o]

80’s were the best decade of rock!! and the whole decade was a BLAST! I graduated in 84 and so glad I grew up in this time! Wouldn’t change it for the world! Love you guys!!

[@lisamurawske4168]

Graduated in 85!

[@Copperwise]

84 graduate here as well

[@edwardleonetti2492]

Graduated in 87

[@genegiusti6239]

84 grad here too! Front row center for this tour!!

[@tonyclements1147]

88 grad here!

[@marvelharris9540]

one of the best recorded guitar solo's ever

[@bobbymcbay1586]

I don't know if that's Bruce's best but it sure is my favorite

[@kenbo1512]

George Lynch, playing In My Dreams solo, would like a word with you.

[@darrylvonrokk]

If you love this one, you will surely love, "Sure Know Something."

[@juleskauppila6118]

I was going to suggest this one too. "Sure Know Something" is one for Amber.

[@txrojas]

They’ve already reacted to Sure Know Something

[@dathorndike4908]

This by far my favorite KISS song and video

[@DaveCram]

KISS rule, whatever decade you're covering! We wanted the best and you gave us the best! The hottest band in the world.... KISS

[@davehind3193]

This is Eric Carr (R.I.P.) on drums and Bruce Kulick on guitar

[@bobbyhamblen2338]

Thanks, I knew it wasn't Vinnie Vincent but wasn't sure who it was.

[@RozCannistraro-zd9do]

@bob , Mark.St. John was sandwiched in between but he wasn't around long enough to be in much lol .

[@davehind3193]

@@RozCannistraro-zd9do he had a medical condition that ended his career

[@annetteharris1524]

Yes Hot in the Shade was Eric's 10 year anny.

[@annetteharris1524]

Eric pushed our band to be heavier, Great drummer.

[@g.a.7527]

If i remember correctly this album, Asylum, came out in '85. They released a mockumentary video around the same time called 'Kiss Exposed' - it's pretty funny, and it has a lot of archival footage as well - a must see if you like Kiss.

[@CPny65]

I'm guilty of renting Kiss Exposed at least twice from the local video store. it was pretty funny.

[@stk0308]

I own a copy of "Exposed" on VHS. Almost wore out the "I Love It Loud" section, lol

[@annetteharris1524]

I love KISS Exposed haha. But when it came out, we all loved old footage of them in make up, we didn't know the make up would return.

[@TerryGramlick]

Best 80's Kiss song ever! Thanks for reacting to it. Glad you enjoyed it now just as much as I did back in the day!

[@mallardtheduck406]

This was one of my favorite videos as a kid watching MTV. Eric Carr, the Drummer passed away the same day as Queen's Freddie Mercury. Both tragic death's. This was my favorite era of KISS, the '80's and '90's. God Bless You both!!!

[@theexorcist2605]

Freddy Mercury was a cock sucker do not put Eric Carr in the same sentence

[@richweir5186]

You gotta see the MTV Unplugged video of, I Still Love You with KISS. It is AWESOME!

[@cbarton537]

Absolutely the very best vocal display of Paul Stanley. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Sage2628]

Anything from Mtv unplugged is a gem!

[@brt5273]

FUN! First concert I went to on my own was KISS, and they will always be a great fave for me❤ Would love for you to do "Strutter" and also "New York Groove" which features Ace on lead vocals

[@flares]

ANOTHER Kiss reaction. There can't be many Kiss records left. I think you've reacted to Kiss more than any artist

[@estoltz72]

Haha. Their catalog is huge

[@mikedamelio5733]

Paul Stanley was Fire on those Vocals ! Always loved, love this song and video ! Sadly, too many Old School KISS Fans won't give this song, or post original four members any love.

[@annetteharris1524]

Paul!!

[@DannyRayMilligan66]

Definitely one of my favorite KISS songs, coming from someone who's been a fan since 1977

[@chrisoakley5830]

Yes, Tears Are Falling, may have been the best non makeup song from Kiss.

[@catmanduu66]

You have to remember. If there is no makeup then Ace and Peter aren't in the band. Eric Carr on drums and mostly likely Bruce Kulick on guitar. This is pretty much as glam as you could get in the eighties, if your band wasn't Poison. KISS really embraced that look. For the next song. One with a Gene vocal, Domino.

[@RozCannistraro-zd9do]

As a general yes but then if its live it could be Ace and Peter post reunion or they're replacement doppelganger , Or the short time Vinnie wore makeup .

[@raymo6795]

yes, this was Bruce Kulick, who replaced Vinnie Vincent(Lick it Up album), who replaced Ace

[@theJimKata]

Bruce Kulick replaced Mark St. John who had replaced Vinny Vincent.

[@raymo6795]

@@theJimKata ….forgot about him…oops

[@auscryptocurrency1162]

They were more 70s glam rather than 80s. 70s was their height, by the time Poison hit the scene they were irrelevant

[@annetteharris1524]

KISS isn't just a band, they were/are a lifestyle, and experience.

[@jom7604]

So happy I was born in late 1968. The 80's were fantastic!!! So much fun. You never feared going to a concert and everyone was happy having a great time. I wouldn't trade that time for the world!!!❤😂🎉

[@robertg7396]

This has always been one of my favorite KISS songs. I have such fond memories of the times I've spent and the friends I was hanging out with as we rocked out to this jam. I think it's fire! 🔥

[@wendywoodruff2871]

KISS related movies - Detroit Rock City - teen road trip comedy of 4 boys trying to get to the forbidden KISS concert. Runaway - Gene as ultraviolent bad guy.

[@garykidson4489]

Don't forget Why Him?!!!!

[@jeffreyflint6286]

The seventies were the best decade of Rock and Roll. Kiss still had it in the eighties and beyond. The most explosive decade in music history as well.

[@anz2441]

Listen to the chorus...all the voices together. Trademark Kiss

[@ericwilliams1031]

This was when KISS went glam. In interviews now, they totally regret wearing those outfits lol. This tour was the first time I saw them live.

[@robertg7396]

Some other KISS songs to consider; "Unholy", "Hide your heart", "Parasite"," "100,000 years," and "Cold gin" 🤘😁

[@annetteharris1524]

All are good with me, but Parasite is an epic largely unknown today. Continue to educate brother Robert!

[@bryanw4637]

This song is from the album Asylum. One of their best albums from the 80s. If you like this one, you should also check out Who Wants To Be Lonely. Another great track from the 80s is Thrills In The Night Thanks for doing what you do. I really needed this today. 🤟❤️🤟❤️🤟❤️

[@cbarton537]

Thrills is one of my favorite Kiss songs along with Shandi (actually named my daughter Shandi Christine), Heaven's on Fire, I was Made for Loving You, I still Love You, and so many others.

[@justjulesinmi]

I was going to suggest Who Wants To Be Lonely, too, since they enjoyed this one! And Thrills In The Night is one of my favorites, too. 💜❤💚💙

[@TravisDrake-w8t]

I had an uncle who absolutely loved kiss!! I listened to them all the time. You cannot say they were not a great band!!!

[@Juggaloolddude]

Cold Gin is a solid choice. Classic Kiss is by far the bes. Much love everyone. Peace ✌️

[@grant1739]

Kiss - War Machine!

[@paulnickson8734]

That's a great Gene tune with a killer riff. They kept that song in their setlist right until the end.

[@grant1739]

​@@paulnickson8734yep damn shame it wasn't a big hit for them

[@annetteharris1524]

@@grant1739 How about Strange Ways

[@audiofile8833]

Amber, if you liked this one, their song, "Forever" is the one for you.

[@claudettesmith8328]

I am going to recomend you do a series of reacting to each song un the MTV Unpluged show from beginning to end. You'll be glad you did!

[@mihalyszakacs7577]

My favorite KISS lineup with Bruce Kulick in the TEAM ! His brother Bob Kulick is also an excellent session musician also on guitars ! KISS RULES !

[@toomanytoys09]

You guys are easily my favorite "music video reaction" channel on YT..Yes, the 80's were the best! I graduated in "84" & we had the best music all thru the 80's..Makes me smile to see you enjoy so much of the music that so many of us loved & still listen to today..keep it up!

[@thenerveensemble7810]

This is my all time favourite KISS track. I’ve been listening to it since its release and I never get tired of it. Paul was at his peak as a songwriter and a vocalist during the 80’s.

[@dathorndike4908]

You all missed Paul's vine swing. That makes me chuckle every time.

[@billymatthews7623]

That video was very popular on MTV. One of the most requested videos of tge 80s.

[@chrisday9643]

I was a member of the "Kiss Army" back in the 70's. Good times!

[@markqueen9459]

This is one of my favorite KISS songs. I remember being 11 watching this on MTV and thinking they were the coolest people ever.

[@gordonpatterson8615]

One for Amber, Paul Stanley’s Soul Station - Ooh Child. It’s from Paul’s most recent album and it’s a soul song! You’ll love it!

[@switchfoot8702]

Seen that tour where they were not in full make up… concert was killer! Was in Austin, TX… Lick it Up! Was a great song and awesome concert, graduated in 81 and enjoyed many excellent concerts and bands over many years!.thanks for sharing!

[@mmayer4409]

I got to see them 3 times… Once with the original band in 77, once in 85? I think.. and once in late 86…. They were amazing every time…

[@BrennanBarrier]

I’m only 34, I’ve seen KISS 7 times. They’re my favorite band of all time. And I don’t care one bit to say that my favorite KISS guitarist is Bruce and my favorite drummer is Eric C.

[@sergiodavila5269]

FINALLY!!!! LOVE THIS SONG 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@annetteharris1524]

Thank you both!! General rule is, when KISS, anything your family of viewers suggest, You cannot go wrong.

[@HardKnox333]

I really love late 80s KISS. I got to see them live during that time and it was awesome.

[@derekpetersen7571]

This song was on the radio every day of the week it rocks it will never get old love yall

[@BrandonGarcia-go5uc]

This was the most talented line-up KISS ever had. Gene, Paul, Bruce Kulick on gtr & Eric Carr (rip) on drums.

[@sumonjamal1653]

This was a big hit single for Kiss in 1985 from the 'Asylum' album... it only sold gold (half million copies) in the US during the non-makeup era of the band... but 'Tears are falling' was a hit on MTV and Kiss pushed 2 more music videos from the record - 'Who wants to be lonely'... and the cheeky "Uh! All night" ... Thus, Kiss was selling out arenas on tour. They played Madison Square Garden in NYC on that 1985 tour for the first time since the original Kiss in 1979 w/ makeup on... (Kiss took off their makeup in 1983 for the album 'Lick it up'... and sales jumped as the band started rebuilding their fanbase in the 80's... The next album 'Animalize' sold platinum as well and the crowds were getting bigger w/ every tour) For the 'Asylum' album in 1985, Paul Stanley was fully in charge of Kiss... Gene Simmons felt lost without his makeup persona in Kiss and started losing interest in the band; he focused more on his acting career in movies but still contributed songs to Kiss albums (which Paul Stanley called 'junk') like 'Secretly cruel'... and 'Any way you slice it'... sung by Simmons, which were basically forgotten Kiss songs. The good news was that Kiss had a powerhouse drummer Eric Carr (who had joined Kiss in 1980 replacing Peter Criss) and a new lead guitarist Bruce Kulick (who joined in 1984 after lead guitarists Vinnie Vincent and Mark St. John had served their time in Kiss) and the non-makeup Kiss sounded great live and the band was stable for the first time in years... But w/ Gene Simmons frequently absent from the studio, it fell on Paul Stanley to produce the album and oversee recording and session bassist Jean Beauvoir (who played on the 'Animalize' album) was called in to play on a Kiss album again. Kiss fans still remember Eric Carr (drums) and his explosive drum solo during Kiss concerts was a highlight of the show. When Kiss filmed a Detroit show for MTV live in concert in 1984 ( and concert video 'Animalize live') on the 'Animalize' tour, Gene Simmons was sporting a wig onstage because he had cut his hair short for a movie role... Paul Stanley said he was frustrated because Gene was not doing the work but demanded his share of the profit$ from Kiss, while Stanley was working hard to write hit songs... recording the tracks and handling the band's singles promotion... stage designs... costumes... interviews ... tour bookings... and finances. It was also apparent by 1985 that Paul Stanley was the star of the non-makeup Kiss... Gene (without his 'demon' makeup persona), Bruce and Eric were just not as prolific or charismatic for MTV ... The costumes were rather feminine because that image was what sold on MTV w/ bands like Ratt ... Bon Jovi ... Twisted Sister... as well as superstars like Prince... Duran Duran... etc. (Even Judas Priest emerged in 1986 for the 'Turbo' album sporting rather large, colorful leather outfits) Paul Stanley was prominently featured on all their 80's music videos and Kiss was successful during that era w/ subsequent albums 'Crazy nights' in 1987... 'Hot in the shade' in 1989, because of Paul Stanley's songs like 'Crazy, crazy nights' ... 'Reason to live' ... 'Rise to it'. Gene only started coming back more prominently on a Kiss album in 1992 ('Revenge') because Kiss needed a harder image and sound... They also tragically lost drummer Eric Carr in 1991 to cancer... But the non-makeup Kiss had run its course by then as 90's grunge rock put their popularity in decline.

[@nancysmith8626]

Love this history! I would add - even though grunge killed this genre by the early 90s, KISS did a "full makeup" reunion/comeback tour in the late 90s that was supposedly one of their final tours (we all know how that went). I was able to get tickets through friends and go to the concert when it came through my town. I was not a huge fan of the band, but went because I felt like it was a great chance to see a notorious piece of rock and roll history. It was a good show and I had a great time once I got into it. But, Gene Simmons fell onstage - he said it pissed him off because he had only fallen onstage a handful of times in their entire career. That's a miracle - those high, high-heeled boots were something else. I don't know how they even stood up in them!

[@flyingburritobro68]

@@nancysmith8626wish they had never reunited and put the makeup back on. They had the best sounding snd most talented band with Kulick and Carr and later Kulick and Singer. Revenge was one of their best albums and Carnival Of Souls was interesting too

[@sumonjamal1653]

@@nancysmith8626 Kiss did the 1996/ '97 Reunion tour in makeup because 90's grunge had effectively decimated the non-makeup Kiss career... Despite a top 10 charting gold selling album 'Revenge' in 1992... concert ticket sales had dropped significantly on the 1992 - '94 tour... They even recorded a grunge album 'Carnival of souls' in an attempt to appeal to 90's audiences. Thankfully, the 'MTV Unplugged' show brought Ace Frehley and Peter Criss back into Kiss and that record was shelved (It was released in 1997 and sold decently w/ zero promotion) The Kiss Reunion tour brought in the big buck$$$ for sure but did little to boost Kiss' record sales... Their 1998 album 'Psycho circus' only sold gold again and the original Kiss ran their course in 2000/ '01.

[@LIVEEYES]

Kiss, Who wants to be lonely , is a good song.

[@bryanbailey6636]

Look at that drum set. Saw them in concert about 20 yrs ago. Great performers.

[@slamboy66]

Haven't heard this in years. Gave me chills.🥶

[@cliffsanchez1451]

There's so many good videos from KISS in the 80's and 90's

[@stephenpetrovich2383]

this was definitely their more colorful period for outfits...these and the Dynasty outfits. This is a great killer song..the harmonies when Eric Carr was alive were just awesome

[@donbergeson6771]

This was the 1st KISS shirt I ever owned, I was in Jr High. One day it just disappeared and I never saw it again. I was heartbroken. My mom swore she had nothing to do with it and I can't see why she would have because my parents never tried to control what I listened to and I'm pretty sure she bought the shirt but I know I didn't do anything with, nor did my father so that only leaves 1 person. Almost 40 years later and she still claims innocence.

[@adzamba31ify]

80s were the best years for rock. You two are so cute and I love that you enjoy 80s rock as much as I do!

[@johnbuckles2989]

Lead guitar Bruce Kulick 12 years never wore makeup,Drummer Eric Carr was the fox he was there from 1980 until his passing in 1991

[@endoraismygma]

Oh man I wore this cassette out! Me and my girls joyriding blasting this! Kiss always did a great job with rolling into new Eras with their music. Beth will always be my favorite from them but this brings back so many fun high school memories

[@mac5856]

YES!!! My favorite Kiss song!

[@vincentmartinez5379]

Awesome kiss song

[@t.j.soccorsi8810]

"Unholy" "Shandi" "Domino" are great ones! "Hide your heart" is a great one.. also "Rock soldiers" by Ace Frehley's band Frehley's Comet is a huge banger!

[@Zamnek]

I would love to see a reaction to Frehley's Comet! Rock Soldiers or Into the Night!

[@annetteharris1524]

KISS took Rush out with them on their first tour, Bon Jovi, AC/DC on and on. Funny listening to Geddy, and Alex talk of their time on the road with KISS.

[@RachelJoyce-q6q]

My favourite Kiss song, glad you guys like it! I'm going to be the lone voice here and say give Rise To It a listen...and as always, RIP Eric Carr

[@achillescolettas7042]

This was my favorite lineup outside the original Paul, Gene, Bruce Kulick and Eric Carr RIP brother.

[@johnfinlay4963]

My favorite non Ace Frehley song . 🤘🏻 As an old KISS Army member from the 70’s . Jay please check out those old Midnight Special clips . So raw , real , in your face rock and roll. Keep up the KISS journey.

[@robeskridge7948]

So glad y’all reacted to this one! Been waiting for a long time for y’all to check this one out!

[@adamblank5363]

Great Kiss song from the 80's

[@CinShiba]

I suggested this one along with quite a few other people! I'm so glad you watched this one...this was my teenage years!

[@aliciazambri4237]

Living my early tween and teenage years through the 80s, I can tell you that there was a lot of cheese, this included, but we were all there for it and I am still here for it!

[@markb.7091]

This is my favorite song by KISS from the mid-late 80's period and of the four times I saw them live I got to finally hear them perform this song live for the first time during the farewell tour in 2021. If you never did these yet, absolutely listen to Creatures of the Night & I Still Love You from 1982, the last makeup era album until 1998 and Unholy from 1992 on the first Eric Singer album after Eric Carr died (the drummer in the Tears Are Falling video).

[@annetteharris1524]

I lived it, Mom worried over press. "Devil worshippers". I loved them, and knew their music was about rock n roll and girls....whomever Mom was listening to was dead as can be wrong. Before my Mom passed, she got it, she liked the popish stuff. KISS is special. They went through difficulties, 2 times, more really, survived ego's, became the World's most popular band twice. Different eras. 50 Years of existence. They are core to me, I saw them first at 13 Hot In the Shade tour. Best thing I had seen in my life to that point. KISS always has been like 12 steps forward of what anyone had seen.

[@ericgreen9028]

I Still Love You. UNPLUGED!!

[@donsavignano4396]

One of my favorite songs by KISS

[@sharonellis8776]

This was a great song for you to react to. Bruce was such a great addition to the band ! xx

[@michaelbryant6529]

I really think you guys would like Kiss - Crazy Nights

[@nancysmith8626]

Yep, they need to do that one soon!

[@michaelbryant6529]

@@nancysmith8626 I know right 😁

[@lindajohnson8475]

YES!! Great 80s anthem & huge UK hit 💪🎸🥳

[@michaelkearney2186]

Gene. “He reminds me of the brother from Everybody Loves Raymond” That was the best laugh I’ve had all week 🤣🤟

[@slamboy66]

The way Paul is dressed, looks like KISS went on tour with the GO-G)'s and it rubbed off.

[@annemieverhoeven2566]

The 80's were a vibe..most definately.I am so glad growing up then❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lenb5337]

Mid to late 80s was KISS glam era. Soon that faded and they returned to the harder edged sound, leather clad outfits

[@ArthurFerrell]

Guys i love the both of youse! Now i challenge u 2 as a KISS fan 2 now do a full review of a Kiss album from 1974 - 1983 and watch a classic concert from that same time period! Good luck if u decide to choose this mission not impossible.

[@thomasord8636]

One of Paul's great vocal efforts, I Still Love You... A must 🙂

[@kirkcather3670]

KISS took a lot of heat for making this video in the fluorescent trend. It was almost a Billy Squier moment.

[@lisamurawske4168]

Yay! I was waiting for you to do this one! My sister and I were crushing on them in this one!❤

[@kenbo1512]

Saw Kiss on this tour in 1986. The Hooters opened. Lot of fun.

[@maxknows189]

when this album came out and bruce started laying down the solos (you really need to listen to any way you slice it and uh! all night) they became a true power house line up eric carr was pounding the hell out of the drums and it felt like kiss was hungry again and the follow up album crazy crazy nights is real under rated because when hot in the shade was released it put kiss back into being one of the biggest bands in the world this area was really fun

[@JoeD0403]

I associate this song with Hurricane Gloria. This hit the airwaves right before landfall. I was 13.

[@louieflash7190]

I was never a big fan of the colorful KISS outfits brought on by the 80's. I preferred the black and silver. Always gave them more of an edge. 💋

[@annetteharris1524]

I talk, I'm sorry. Nerve touched. Love you guys, loving my guys. Let me say, my first time seeing them live in Charlotte, Hot In the Shade tour, I was a little sad, they did have the huge Sphinx head which was very cool, all four Paul, Gene, Bruce, and Eric Carr standing side by side in it's mouth, very cool, but my first KISS show, I wanted to see the famous logo behind them. When they came back out after last song, the Sphinx lowered and the KISS logo came up....I was complete :) Sorry for the "journal" haha Thanks again.

[@nancysmith8626]

One of their best, I think. I love this era of KISS, even though some band purists think they went "too 80s" here. Music like this is enjoyable because the songs are written and structured so well. Then you have great production and performance to add to that. It's what's missing in today's music.

[@Broncoburger]

Some of the kiss songs Gene Simmons sang lead vocals on like Domino, unholy, I love it loud, cold gin and rock and roll all night will give you a new perspective on his serious deminor. Welcome to the KISS army!

[@zimbalist]

KISS - WHO WANT’S TO BE LONELY!!!!!! Hilarious and chauvinistic! KISS - TURN ON THE NIGHT Simply great!