the last KISS KISS fairwell tour

[J-Dizzle]

Meh. KISS farewelled years ago. It's not KISS without Ace.

The current crap is a tribute show.

 

[MikeyTheCat]

Yeah, by the book he's held that slot the longest, but does it count if he's played the part of someone else the whole time?

I stand corrected, Thayer played on two KISS albums.

The Spaceman thing doesn’t bother me as much as he’s the least interesting player they’ve had in that position. He seems like a nice reliable band member but without any definitive sound, that may be what Paul wants.

 

[TheX]

lol, you watched America's Got Talent.

I am a good husband, so yes...Happy wife Happy Life.

 

[thatF-INGflyingVguy]

I am a good husband, so yes...Happy wife Happy Life.

+1 here

 

[Rotorhead]

I stand corrected, Thayer played on two KISS albums.

The Spaceman thing doesn’t bother me as much as he’s the least interesting player they’ve had in that position. He seems like a nice reliable band member but without any definitive sound, that may be what Paul wants.

Yeah thats exactly what Paul wants- someone to play the role, both visually and audibly without so much as a peep of controversy.

Also, they have no say in band business. Thayer and Singer are the perfect puppets.

 

[rogue3]

bunions don't fit into those boots anymore.

 

[BACzero]

The last time... until the next time.
I remember the 1996 Farewell tour. 22 years ago.

OMG this made me laugh SO DAMN HARD!!! Thanks, I needed that.

 

[BACzero]

I've already seen KISS's farewell tour... twice, I think.

 

[Dilemma]

Bad-Ass.

 

[strat1701]

another 'farewell'? I've never seen them live, guess I can wait and catch them on their next farewell tour in 2025

 

[freebyrd 69]

If they did, it would make a sane person wonder, "I thought America had talent!"

If you have ever seen the show, it would definitely let you know that no, no we don't.....America has ZERO talent. This screechy (go to the 27 second mark), spastic doofus made the finals, and almost won a million dollars.....a MILLION bucks. On a positive note, KISS had to make a guest appearance, because there is no way in hell they would have made it on the show by auditioning.

 

[MikeyTheCat]

By hawking shit.

You mean what the kids today call merch? We just call it an additional income stream.

 

[MikeyTheCat]

Their expiration date passed long ago.

And yet, here they are. And that’s a trick few other bands have managed.

 

[Namelyguitar]

This news excites me almost as much as when Oprah announced 18 months ahead (of the end of her show).

It would be much more meaningful if Kiss called a news crew, and shouted it from a tiny 3rd story roof.

Kiss' first farewell tour was in 2000. (fake?)

 

[Rotorhead]

This news excites me almost as much as when Oprah announced 18 months ahead (of the end of her show).

It would be much more meaningful if Kiss called a news crew, and shouted it from a tiny 3rd story roof.

Kiss' first farewell tour was in 2000. (fake?)

No that was their last farewell tour. The first one was in 96 lol

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

And yet, here they are. And that’s a trick few other bands have managed.

Army Surplus stores carved out a niche, too. Doesn't mean BDUs are something I want to wear.

 

[Chango Malo]

I dunno, BDU's are great for working.

I've got a couple pair of U.S. navy broadfall trousers that are pretty damned comfy, too.

 

[RedSkwirrell]

Not a fan of their music, but I was fortunate enough to see them live in the eighties at Wembley.
One of the most amazing gigs I've ever been to.
Don't remember much of it now, except my astonishment at the visuals.
Those guys can put on a show.

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

I dunno, BDU's are great for working.

I've got a couple pair of U.S. navy broadfall trousers that are pretty damned comfy, too.

The pants, sure. Wouldn't want to work in the blouse, though.

 

[Crotch]

One can dream