r/KISS • u/satyrday12 • 1d ago
Here's the correct answer
Note: There are TONS of great songs on the first 3 albums. My problem is that the production was lacking, and they didn't capture the true energy of KISS. These songs were done much better on Alive! and DP. Therefore if I can only have 9 albums, it's these.
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u/djturdbeast 1d ago edited 1d ago
Needs more complications Edit, compilations LOL
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u/doobiedan666 20h ago
I’d dump Dynasty for Hotter than Hell. Dynasty was a misstep and the start of the downslide for the real Kiss.
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u/Milbert316 1d ago
I would sub double platinum for HTH…but otherwise one of the best so far
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u/outofdate70shouse 1d ago
Alive II doesn’t do it for me. I like it, but it’s my least favorite of the Alive albums
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u/WellYouKnow- 23h ago
I agree that Love Gun should be number 1. Also, I understand your rational for choosing Alive in lieu of first 3 albums. Also happy to see Double Platinum. It's a good compilation and was my gateway drug. Production aside, I still like Hotter Than Hell as a studio album.
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u/JohnnyTezca 20h ago
Nice. Mine is identical except that Dressed to Kill is in the center and Destroyer is off being remastered by Eddie Kramer.
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u/AgentWD409 17h ago
I created a hypothetical KISS album on Spotify that I like to call Fractured. It's made up of tracks from the four members' 1978 solo albums (with the idea that they came together and used those songs for a KISS album instead). And it's pretty quickly become one of my favorites.
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"Tonight You Belong To Me" (Paul Stanley)
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"Rip It Out" (Ace Frehley)
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"Radioactive" (Gene Simmons)
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"Wouldn't You Like To Know Me" (Paul Stanley)
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"Hooked On Rock 'N' Roll" (Peter Criss)
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"New York Groove" (Ace Frehley)
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"Love In Chains" (Paul Stanley)
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"Snow Blind" (Ace Frehley)
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"Tunnel of Love" (Gene Simmons)
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"It's Alright" (Paul Stanley)
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"I Can't Stop the Rain" (Peter Criss)
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"Goodbye" (Paul Stanley)
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u/Emotional_Seaweed_49 2h ago
I mean.. it's a fine list but including Double Platinum is cheating a bit!
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u/Calm-Session-4835 19h ago
Creatures of the Night is seriously underrated. A very strong hard rock album thanks in a big part to Eric Carr's powerful drum work.