Episodes
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In this episode, "Take Me," released on the "Rock and Roll Over Album" album in 1976...
In this episode, "Calling Dr. Love," released on the "Rock and Roll Over Album" album in 1976...
In this episode, "I Was Made For Lovin' You," released on the "Dynasty" album in 1979...
In this episode, a revisit of "Two Sides of the Coin," released on the "Unmasked" album in 1980...
In this episode, a revisit of "Torpedo Girl," released on the "Unmasked" album in 1980...
In this episode, "Shandi," released on "Unmasked" in 1980...
In this episode, "Room Service," released on "Dressed to Kill" in 1975...
In this episode, "Burning Up With Fever," released on Gene Simmons' solo album in 1978 but originally demoed by KISS in 1975...
In this episode, "C'mon And Love Me," released on the "Dressed to Kill" album in 1975...
In this episode, "Rock and Roll All Nite," released on the "Dressed to Kill" album in 1975...
In this episode, "Parasite," released on the "Hotter than Hell" album in 1974...
In this episode, "Shock Me," Ace Frehley's lead vocal debut released on KISS's "Love Gun" album in June 1977.
In this episode, "Sunday Driver," the which became "Let Me Know" when the debut album was released in February 1974.
In this episode, "100,000 Years," released on KISS's debut album in February 1974.
In this episode, "And On The 8th Day," released on KISS's "Lick It Up" album in September 1983.
In this episode, "Cold Gin," released on KISS's debut album in February 1974.
In this episode, "Nowhere to Run," first released worldwide excluding North America, on "Kiss Killers" in 1982.
In this episode, "Love Theme From Kiss," released on KISS's debut album in February 1974.
In this episode, "Charisma," released on KISS's "Dynasty" album in May 1979.
Kiss' first single, "Nothin' to Lose" released in February 1974.
Written by Paul Stanley, "God of Thunder" became Gene Simmons' signature song following the release of "Destroyer" in 1976.
Kicking off Series III, and KissFAQ's 12 Days of Kissmas 2023, "Into The Void," released on "Psycho Circus" in 1998.
In this final episode of Series II, "Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll," released on "Hotter Than Hell" in 1974.
In this episode, "Got to Choose," released on "Hotter Than Hell" in 1974.
In this episode, "A World Without Heroes," released on Music From "The Elder" in 1981.
