KISS: TEN OF THE BEST!

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	"1976. The first major studio album, inventive, gigantic and versatile. Contains Detroit Rock City, God Of Thunder, Shout It Out Loud, Beth and Do You Love Me. A bona fide classic!"

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	"1975. The album that broke Kiss into the big time. Live classics from the first three albums, plus their first hit single Rock And Roll All Nite."

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	"1977. The second live instalment, containing the best songs from the following three albums after Alive, plus five new studio cuts. Worth it for the fold-out and very over the top live photo alone."

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	"1974. The debut release. Not the greatest production, but with Strutter, Firehouse, Cold Gin, Deuce, Nothin' To Lose, 100,000 Years and Black Diamond on it, a poor record it certainly isn't!"

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	"1982. After several poppy and off-kilter albums Kiss returned with a monster, literally, just check out those drums. We love it loud, indeed!"

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	"1983. The sister album to Creatures Of The Night only this time, double gasp... no make-up. All hell was very much, breakin' loose!"

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	"1991. After several light-weight and practically Gene-free mid-80s albums, the Demon was back and so were the balls. God had finally given Kiss back to us (well almost)!"

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	"1978. Arguably the finest of the four solo albums released. Ace's might rock, Gene's might be weird and as for Peter's... hmmm, but Paul's is class with a big K.I.S.S.!!!"

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	"1995. The show that set the Reunion ball rolling. Acoustic versions of some of their less well known work. A gem!"

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	"1978. The best of the compilation albums, containing many remixed and slightly altered versions of the majority of Kiss' top songs from their golden era. A good place for any who are curious to start."