What Makes A Classic KISS Song? - New Debate Featured On Three Sides Of The Coin Podcast; Video
August 2, 2016, 7 years ago
Episode #189 of the Three Sides Of The Coin podcast is streaming below.
“This week we debate what makes a classic KISS song. Mark has his idea and Tommy and Michael have a different idea. Is it the classic sound that matters or is it some sort of outside influence such as radio airplay, video airplay? We also play another round of Krank, Kill, Redo our version of F**k, Marry, Kill. Mark and Tommy get their wish and this week we include Crazy Nights.”
“A song can only become classic as it gains age,” Paul Stanley reflects. “Fine wine has to age. What makes a song classic is that it endures. You have a time period or an event that’s associated with it. That doesn’t happen overnight. “Psycho Circus” has become a classic. “Lick It Up” has become a classic. Do I think “Hell Or Hallelujah” will? Absolutely.”
