I don't care.I bet you are the sole person attending that show who agonized over this point. They probably weren't even plugged in.
I didn't go to the show, either. That show was in Australia.
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I don't care.I bet you are the sole person attending that show who agonized over this point. They probably weren't even plugged in.
So he gets bashed for not lying about his love of himself and for being an excellent business man and a marketing genius. lol
So honest narcissism is a virtue?
I'm not talking about Gene at this point. I just find your perspective interesting.
Considering this is a music related forum, where a disproportionate number of the people who pass as idols are drug addicted, womanizing narcissists, I find the honesty refreshing.
You guys want to quit annoying my awesome thread with the Gene bashing, please?
You guys want to quit annoying my awesome thread with the Gene bashing, please?
I'm with Jimmy on this one! I drug a monitor into the house so I could have a foot up on it while reading this![]()



They call you "dukeorock" with good reason.I'm with Jimmy on this one! I drug a monitor into the house so I could have a foot up on it while reading this![]()
100,000 Years, Ladies Room, Black Diamond, Deuce, Strutter, I like most of them. Mostly I like them because Gene completely ignores the bass drum and plays all over the beat. It gives those songs a cool sense of movement that transforms what could have been pretty bland if he didn't do that.
Peter knew exactly what to do. Anything else he would have done would have interfered with the bassline being awesome. And while I was a Thin Lizzy fan, Phil Lynott wrote those songs so the drummer was following himI think Gene wrote most of the music and it was Peter Criss that couldn't figure out what to do with the bass lines!
I definitely learned to follow the bass drum more from Thin Lizzy than from kiss. 100,000 years is one of the best hard rock songs ever recorded.
Actually, KISS was the first act that Casablanca Records had signed.
My school notebook covers would have been pretty boring without KISS.