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Kiss Killers - LP

Kiss

Rock | Hard Rock

Casablanca 1982 Germany

Compilation Stereo Doprodej

More ID: 753456 Discogs ID: 3708419

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Title	Killers
Artist	Kiss
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Casablanca
Country of issue	Germany
Date of publication	1982
Weight	230 g
Product ID	753456
Discogs ID	3708419
Discogs reviews	4

Kiss: Killers version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Germany in publishing company Casablanca year 1982.

Kiss Killers from 0 is an album by the American rock band Kiss.It was released on October 1, 1980 and is the band's sixth studio album. The album was recorded at The Record Plant studio in New York City and was produced by Kiss and Eddie Kramer. It was the band's first album released after the departure of Ace Frehley and Peter Criss and featured new members Eric Carr and Vinnie Vincent. The album was commercially unsuccessful and critically panned. The band has since dismissed it as a bad album. However, songs like "I Was Made for Lovin' You" and "Shandi" have become concert staples.

Album spans genres Rock and Hard Rock.

A1	I'm A Legend Tonight	3:59 min
A2	Down On Your Knees	3:30 min
	Written-By Bryan Adams, Mikel Japp
A3	Cold Gin	4:19 min
	Written-By Ace Frehley
A4	Love Gun	3:16 min
	Written-By Paul Stanley
A5	Shout It Out Loud	2:36 min
	Written-By Bob Ezrin, Gene Simmons
A6	Sure Know Something	4:02 min
	Written-By Vini Poncia
B1	Nowhere To Run	4:32 min
B2	Partners In Crime	3:46 min
	Written-By Adam Mitchell
B3	Detroit Rock City	3:55 min
	Written-By Bob Ezrin
B4	God Of Thunder	4:11 min
	Written-By Paul Stanley
B5	I Was Made For Loving You	4:18 min
	Written-By Gene Simmons, Vini Poncia
B6	Rock & Roll All Nite (Live Version)	3:58 min
	Written-By Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley