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From: jmd@rduxb.UUCP (Joseph M. Dakes)
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Subject: Re: Best Guitarists (early KISS)
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Date: Mon, 21-Oct-85 13:23:51 EDT
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> Toejam never lies!  I'm now convinced that what's-his-name from Kiss is
> the greatest guitarist.  So could anyone recommend some of the better
> Kiss albums?

My favorite Kiss lp has to be "Dressed to Kill."  That's the album that
sort of started their popularity, it features their first (I believe)
top ten hit, "Rock and Roll All Nite."  My favorite track on the lp is
"Rock Bottom", it features an intro by Ace and some half decent lead by
the extraterestrial too.  Another good (the only other good?) Kiss lp is
"Hotter than Hell", their 2nd.  The one track, "Parasite" is what Heavy 
Metal was meant to sound like.  Their first live lp, "Kiss Alive" features
live tracks off their first 3 albums of which "DTK" and "HTH" are part of.

						Joseph M. Dakes
						AT&T Bell Laboratories
						Reading, PA
						rduxb!jmd

P.S.
I hardly believe that Ace is the greatest guitarist, though.  Does anyone
know what happened to him since he left the band?