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 "Forever is truly spectacular, the acoustic guitars of Paul and Bruce are tuned to the romantic spirit of this song."

 "This album has been underrated and I don’t know why, but this album is truly an excellent product for Kiss’s Rock ’n roll."

This detailed review highlights Kiss's 1989 album Hot In The Shade as a largely overlooked but excellent rock record. The reviewer appreciates the strong guitar work, particularly by Bruce Kulick, and praises standout tracks like "Forever" and "Cadillac Dreams." Themes of heat and emotional intensity are noted throughout. Despite some weaker songs, the album remains a worthy entry in Kiss's catalog, reflecting a transitional period for the band. Discover the fiery intensity of Kiss’s Hot In The Shade—listen now and experience this underrated rock classic!

 "This live performance is definitely one of the best by the Kiss without a doubt."

 "The Kiss are the Kiss, and they will never bow down to any other band..."

This review praises Kiss' MTV Unplugged album as one of their best live performances, highlighting flawless acoustic renditions and notable contributions from all band members. Despite minor technical issues and some tension regarding the Ace Frehley reunion, the concert shines with emotion, skill, and audience enthusiasm. The album captures the essence of Kiss in an intimate setting, showcasing their musical versatility and stage presence. Explore Kiss MTV Unplugged to experience their iconic acoustic set and timeless rock energy up close!

 Ladies and Gentlemen, bow down to the album I’m about to review because the Kiss have really outdone themselves this time!!!

 In front of this live performance, one is truly left speechless because there is nothing to say, rather it’s better to stay silent and watch as a myth resurrects.

Kiss Alive III is praised as an explosive and powerful live album that revives the spirit of the band with outstanding performances. Despite a few minor flaws, the album perfectly captures the energy, precision, and passion of Kiss, highlighting fan favorites and classic hits. The review emphasizes the band's return to form, particularly noting Eric Singer's drumming and Bruce Kulick's guitar work. This live recording stands as a testament to Kiss's enduring legacy and their ability to captivate audiences. Dive into Kiss Alive III and experience one of rock's most legendary live performances today!

 "The Kiss are back, after 'Lick it up' it really seems like they have resurrected."

 "Throughout 'Animalize' he sings out of tune and poorly, and moreover, the songs he sings are the worst except for the last one."

The review covers Kiss's 1984 album 'Animalize,' marking their shift from glam rock to metal. Guitarist Mark St. John shines on several tracks while some songs, especially those featuring Gene Simmons' vocals, disappoint. Though there are standout moments, the album overall reflects the band's struggle to maintain their earlier success. The reviewer, a Kiss fan, remains impartial, concluding the album is mediocre and foreshadows the band's 80s challenges. Discover the highs and lows of Kiss's Animalize album—listen now and judge the 80s metal experiment yourself!

 "The four Americans demonstrated their fragility regarding the circumstances and above all, the incapacity to make a good album; the technique is not lacking but not always with technique do you make beautiful songs."

 "The guitar intro is blatantly stolen from AC/DC and even in this song Gene is off-key."

This review covers Kiss's 1985 album Asylum, released during a difficult period for the band in the 80s music scene. While the album opens strong with 'King of the Mountain', several tracks suffer from off-key vocals and repetitive elements. Though some songs like 'Tears Are Falling' shine emotionally, much of the album is seen as predictable and lacking in musical beauty. The critic acknowledges Kiss's technical skill but notes their struggle to produce consistently good music during this era. Explore Kiss's 'Asylum' to discover their 80s rock struggles and hidden gems – listen and decide for yourself!

 I have never listened to such a beautiful record full of emotions in my, (albeit short) life.

 Skyforger has truly delighted us with each of these songs, especially with 'Migla migla, Rasa rasa', long but with epic turns.

Skyforger's 'Zobena Dziesma' is a powerful folk black metal album from 2004 that highlights traditional Lithuanian instruments and vocal harmonies. The review praises its emotional depth and epic songs, especially highlighting the vocal arrangements and warrior themes. Some tracks are noted as monotonous or boring, but overall the album is celebrated for its beauty and uniqueness within metal and folk music. Listen to Skyforger's 'Zobena Dziesma' and experience the epic blend of Lithuanian folk and black metal today!

 The whole mix turns out to be as effective as it is interesting and very pleasant to listen to.

 Skyforger rose again and unleashed all of their most engaging metal.

The review praises Skyforger's Latviesu Strelnieki as an exceptional blend of black metal and Lithuanian folk music. Despite some less impressive tracks, the album features powerful guitars, melodic flutes, and engaging songs that showcase the band's talent. The closing track is highlighted as spectacular, affirming the album's strong finish. Listen to Skyforger's Latviesu Strelnieki and experience a unique blend of black metal and folk energy!