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SixesAlltheway
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BludBrutha
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Yax
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He's just doing what Blackmore criticized Satriani of not doing: "Searching for notes".
Kalata
Out of the Silent Planet
BRUCE KULICK On Reuniting With KISS During 'Kruise' Concert In Las Vegas: 'It Was Really Magical'
On November 16 — the day after he joined KISS during the final two songs of their unmasked electric performance at "KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas" — former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick participated in a panel discussion and question-and-answer session at the event, which took place at Las...
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Bruce Kulick played only 2 songs with the band (Lick It Up and Rock And Roll All Nite). The band sounded nice. A rare song was Take Me (Paul said he couldn't imagine to write such lyrics for a song now).
In the link there is an interesting short interview about his time in the band. He said that Paul wasn't a fan of the COS album direction. He likes his Tears, Forever and Unholy solos.
Kalata
Out of the Silent Planet
PAUL STANLEY Teases 'Probable' New KISS Music: 'I've Been Writing'
On November 16, the four members of KISS — Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer — took part in a question-and-answer session moderated by professional wrestler and FOZZY frontman Chris Jericho during the "KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas" event held at the Virgin Hotels...
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Paul teases probable new music. Why they didn't do it when they were active? Gene also mentioned some plans for the future.
BludBrutha
Ancient Mariner
It’s all BS. Same as how Paul said for twenty years he was replaceable just like Ace and Peter were. So why not replace him instead of lipsynching an entire five year tour and then retiring the whole band? It’s all spin and PR to justify whatever they’re selling at the time.
dickinson1978
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When was that show? was an oficial show?BRUCE KULICK On Reuniting With KISS During 'Kruise' Concert In Las Vegas: 'It Was Really Magical'
On November 16 — the day after he joined KISS during the final two songs of their unmasked electric performance at "KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas" — former KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick participated in a panel discussion and question-and-answer session at the event, which took place at Las...
Bruce Kulick played only 2 songs with the band (Lick It Up and Rock And Roll All Nite). The band sounded nice. A rare song was Take Me (Paul said he couldn't imagine to write such lyrics for a song now).
In the link there is an interesting short interview about his time in the band. He said that Paul wasn't a fan of the COS album direction. He likes his Tears, Forever and Unholy solos.
BludBrutha
Ancient Mariner
Spinal Tap moment.
dickinson1978
Ancient Mariner
But they arent touring anymore,arent they?
BludBrutha
Ancient Mariner
That’s from a few years ago, he hasn’t worn that costume for years.
Otherwise it would be hard to tell since he’s been doing that exact same schtick flying out to sing Love Gun since 1997. Talk about stale.
Otherwise it would be hard to tell since he’s been doing that exact same schtick flying out to sing Love Gun since 1997. Talk about stale.
CA Bryers
Ancient Mariner
My guess is because Paul has said in various podcasts over the last few years it doesn't matter how good the new material might be. When it comes to the setlist, nobody wants to hear the new stuff, because they want the classic stuff that the audience has lived with for decades. So really, if they're not gonna play it anyway, it doesn't matter whether they're actively touring or not.PAUL STANLEY Teases 'Probable' New KISS Music: 'I've Been Writing'
On November 16, the four members of KISS — Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Tommy Thayer and Eric Singer — took part in a question-and-answer session moderated by professional wrestler and FOZZY frontman Chris Jericho during the "KISS Kruise: Landlocked In Vegas" event held at the Virgin Hotels...
Paul teases probable new music. Why they didn't do it when they were active? Gene also mentioned some plans for the future.
The funny thing is, both Gene and Paul have said for YEARS there's no money, and therefore no point, in making a new Kiss album. Then a few months ago, Paul changes his tune and says new Kiss music is probable. My theory is that royalties are irrelevant when it comes to new Kiss music. Pophouse wants more Kiss content that they'll own, and the band will get paid upfront for it. That's the only scenario I can see where Kiss changes its stance on a new album.