Kiss "Destroyer" (1976)
Following on the heels of the success of
"Kiss Alive!" is Kiss's 4th studio album "Destroyer". Producer Bob Ezrin (Loud Reed, Alice Cooper) encouraged
the band to stretch their wings almost to the extent that they wander into the
realms of caricature.
I was quite surprised to hear how much variety there was here. I thought
Kiss were much more straightforward rockers who eventually became a bit
more power-ballady, but there's clearly already a bit of that and some
straight up ballads.
'Great expectations' is an epic track with it's glam swagger and ethereal choir.
Fun fact, this was the first Kiss album to chart in New Zealand - so I
guess it's appropriate that it's the first one that I've listened to in
its entirety.
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