KISS sans le maquillage

[Dark Avenger]

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Superbes ces clips . Stanley, il ressemble pas mal a Prince a cette epoque, je trouve; je ne sais pas si c'etait voulu.

Ce serait cool si tu postais aussi les clips de l'album suivant.

[Yathin Lizzy]

Oky !!! tous les clips sans le maquillage donc ! Par album....

Lick it up




Animalize



Crazy Night





Smashes, thrashes and hits




Hot in the shade



http://www.youtube.comb/watch?v=i9EU4l2OHgU

Revenge

[Dark Avenger]

D'ailleurs, pourquoi Domino n'est pas dans ton sondage?

[metalblasphemer]

[Yathin Lizzy]

N'oublions pas le groupe du guitaritste de Creatures of the night / Lick it up ....



Le 2 eme line up avec Mark Slaughter et Dana Strum qui fonderont rapidement ensuite le groupe Slaughter

[Yathin Lizzy]

Ace Frehley en solo avec Frehley's Comet

[salvation]

J'ai opté pour thrills in the night.
1 choix c'est trop cruel, j'aurais pu voter au si bien unholy, heaven's on fire, forever...

[Yathin Lizzy]

Une des meilleures périodes .... (Festival où ils jouaient une heure juste avant Maiden ... Kiss sous amphèt ...)



Une autre ....

[Hellion]

Voté GGRNR2Y !
Tears are falling arriverait juste derrière

[Everflow]

Petit retour en arrière, avec leur première apparition démaquillée :

28 years ago on this day in KISStory (September 18th), a bewildering moment arrived for rock and metal fans that for many seemed to have come out of nowhere. KISS had announced they were unmasking, dropping the make-up, costumes, and personae they had previously “worn” for ten years, and moving forward as an “unmasked” band.

The band officially unmasked on MTV (see video below), and the announcement sent shockwaves through the metalhead communities at the time, which was the beginning that this decision was a good move by the band. Up until this stage, KISS enjoyed the height of their career in the 1970s, and as they journeyed into the earlier 1980s, things were beginning to look somewhat dire for the band.

In the space of two years, from 1980 to 1982, KISS lost two of their original members, ACE FREHLEY and PETER CRISS, who stepped down from KISS or were fired depending upon whose side of the story you wish to believe. Drummer Eric Carr was a solid addition to their line-up, and consolidated the hard rock foundation of the band right up until his passing in 1991.

On the other hand, Vinnie Vincent stepped in to replace Ace Frehley with prodigious guitar talent of his own, but with an ego problem that would cause mayhem for KISS and spawn a sliding turnstile of guitarists and changing line-ups for years to come.