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KISS - Crazy Nights



7.3 | 141 votes |
Release date: 1987
Style: Glam metal, Hard rock

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01. Crazy Crazy Nights
02. I'll Fight Hell To Hold You
03. Bang Bang You
04. No, No, No
05. Hell Or High Water
06. My Way
07. When Your Walls Come Down
08. Reason To Live
09. Good Girl Gone Bad
10. Turn On The Night
11. Thief In The Night

Additional info
Labels: Mercury, Vertigo, Polystar

Produced by Ron Nevison and Diandra Miller.
Engineered by Jeff Poe, Julian Stoll, Stan Katayama, Toby Wright and Ron Nevison.
Mastered by Ted Jensen.

Guest review by
omne metallum
Rating:
6.3
Ah, 80s Kiss, a time that saw the band clutching at anything but quality. Between the unmasking and the disco/hair metal, the band were finding themselves also-rans in an scene they did much to spawn back in the 70s. Crazy Nights is their seventh attempt of the decade to find solid ground as the band were carried away by the floods they had been pivotal in unleashing.

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published 28.05.2020 | Comments (3)

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09.02.2011 - 00:29
Rating: 8
whitepawel

In my opinion this one is their best effort. And I'm sick & tired of hearing the tracks from '70's over and over! Come on guys, isn't it boring to always make a setlist ripped from Alive! album?
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10.08.2021 - 21:27
Rating: 9
Dorian75

They nailed it with this album. Simple as that. They made the right move following the trend of that period in hard rock genre. Every single song even the weakest one of the album stands out just fine and it is absolutely radio-friendly and enjoyable. Great melodies, many hits in this album. This is KISS they are making always hit-oriented music no matter what the outcome is. In this one, the mission is accomplished.
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