What's a good way for an otherwise musically incompatible band to find an audience in the 1990s? Enlist the most popular country artist, several popular alternative bands, a few respected metal bands, and for the hell of it, and Japanese artist, to cover your songs. That's exactly what KISS did for the 1994 tribute album Kiss My Ass - Classic KISS Regrooved. We dive into the songs, and reasoning behind this not-so-easy to digest compilation existing in the first place.
Songs in this Episode:
Intro - Plaster Caster
25:30 - Hard Luck Woman
37:37 - Rock and Roll All Nite
46:10 - Goin' Blind
58:18 - Detroit Rock City
Outro - She
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