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Originally posted by MegasRemixos View Post
Why in the serious fuck do people like Kiss. I can respect their success, but the music is something else.
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Originally posted by sgjackson View PostEveryone I've ever met with a fondness for Kiss was between the ages of 7 and 18 at some point during the mid-to-late 70sA kid I knew in elementary school who ended becoming a notable local shredder was regularly drawing the KISS logo on the blackboard in 3rd grade (in 1976). He was way into it. KISS was the gateway drug into hard rock and metal for a lot of little kids in my age group.
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Originally posted by jacksonplayer View Post
A kid I knew in elementary school who ended becoming a notable local shredder was regularly drawing the KISS logo on the blackboard in 3rd grade (in 1976). He was way into it. KISS was the gateway drug into hard rock and metal for a lot of little kids in my age group.
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Originally posted by Drew View PostLegitimate question - was there a time when Kiss was a decent hard rock band, and not a parody of a decent hard rock band? I'm willing to be open minded.
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Originally posted by MegasRemixos View Post
I don't understand it either. They dress like metal gods with prototype corpse make up but their music is not at all heavy in the least bit.
Last edited by Iron1; 03-15-2021, 07:59 PM.Don't expect much, it's not like I'm a Rocket Surgeon...
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Originally posted by MegasRemixos View Post
I don't understand it either. They dress like metal gods with prototype corpse make up but their music is not at all heavy in the least bit.
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Originally posted by jacksonplayer View Post
It was about 1976-77 when their demographic started to transition to little kids who brought their KISS lunchboxes to school every day.Don't expect much, it's not like I'm a Rocket Surgeon...
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Originally posted by Iron1 View Post
That's exactly when I got into 'em... Between them and Star Wars, I was obsessed... and my lunch boxes were never the same.
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Originally posted by Iron1 View PostI loved em back then - but I was in 3rd grade when this came out. Once I heard Iron Maiden for the 1st time, my Kiss fanship died quickly.
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