My first concert was The Jimi Hendrix Experience (The Soft Machine, Vanilla Fudge, and The Amboy Dukes opened). My ticket cost $3.00. I dropped by the little poster shop where I had purchased the ticket and they had a few of the promo cardboard posters left over.
The first was listening to AM radio all through the 1960s when the tunes we now consider "oldies" were Top 40 hits.
The second was my kid brother who'd get new rock/pop LPs as they were released.
As a young kid, I began listening to alot of KISS stuff and was always a KISS fan every since I was little. I had everything, including studio albums, compilation, live, EPs, dvds, vhs tapes, action figures, posters, statues, comics, etc. I was one of the lucky ones who attended the 2000-2001 Farewell Tour and actually got to see the last concerts of the original lineup. KISS was what really got me started on the path to classic rock/heavy metal. I am still a fan of KISS, but it isn't the same as to when I was a kid and would sport KISS t-shirts and listen to the cds and the first experience of listening to them for the first time
I really respect Kiss frontman Gene Simmons and the professional approach he takes to the music business. Unlike so many rock stars he's never let substance abuse subsume and ultimately entirely consume his musical/artistic talent. I understand that he doesn't even drink let alone do any drugs. And it shows in his health:Gene Simmons' Secret to Good Health - The SunYet somehow he's drawn criticism from the great unwashed for precisely his unwavering professionalism. Nonetheless I can't say that Kiss is among my favourite bands. We all have different tastes and mine run to earlier blues-rock as opposed to 1970's metal per se.
Ace has said in many interviews that two of his guitar Heroes are Jimmy Page and Jimi Hendrix, among a few others that were prevalent during the 60s.
Strange Ways-1974https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uHiKqNqGx2sGoing Blindhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=iZa6tpq6Wzo
Which has been a backlash since their inception. Especially from Rolling Stone magazine. Which has publicly vilified KISS for their image and music abilities. When in fact, the same Magazine and it's staff have praised mediocre bands and solo artists. Rolling Stone magazine still bashes KISS ad nauseam. There are so many bands and solo artists that are truly amazing that have not been given a chance to flourish because of critics and their peers and because of Rolling Stone magazine. KISS has been judged negatively, compared to their musical peers.
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