Paul Stanley setlist

[Narcosynthesys68]

The conventional thinking is that Ace's was the best '78 solo, but I liked Paul's best, even back then. I still remember when I bought it....

Man that is a hard one to pick. They are both great in their own individual ways. I probably would give it to Ace because they all rocked... Even though Paul's upbeat tunes were basically perfect examples of great songwriting.

I would love to see Paul on this solo tour.

 

[sixxswine]

Man that is a hard one to pick. They are both great in their own individual ways. I probably would give it to Ace because they all rocked... Even though Paul's upbeat tunes were basically perfect examples of great songwriting.

I would love to see Paul on this solo tour.

I used to think Ace's was the better of the four, but most recently I began to really listen to the Paul solo album. Like you stated the song writing is so much better. It's a solid well rounded record, where Ace's is a good flashy album...

 

[ProgMetalFan]

Paul should play "Hold Me, Touch Me (Think Of Me When We're Apart)" on his tour.

 

[mdmatt4ever]

Nope, you are right, and that is a killer tune. I'd also like to here "Take me away (together as one)" A killer riff in that song, kind of a descending, eerie thing....a good song. The conventional thinking is that Ace's was the best '78 solo, but I liked Paul's best, even back then. I still remember when I bought it....

thanks, i love that song. take me away is ok too. either ace's or paul's '78 album is the best of the 4 but i isten to peter'sthe most. i love his voice and drumming

 

[TheWhisper]

Saw the show last night in Orlando at the Hard Rock...great show. The setlist was the same as the Atlanta gig, as well as I can remember. The older songs had a new life and energy, due to the fact that he had some new blood playing them, imo. If you are a Kiss or Paul Stanley fan, I would recommend catching this tour.

As for the original Kiss solo albums, Paul's sounded the most like a Kiss album, which showed just how much he was responsible for the Kiss 'sound', imo.

 

[sixxswine]

Saw the show last night in Orlando at the Hard Rock...great show. The setlist was the same as the Atlanta gig, as well as I can remember. The older songs had a new life and energy, due to the fact that he had some new blood playing them, imo. If you are a Kiss or Paul Stanley fan, I would recommend catching this tour.

As for the original Kiss solo albums, Paul's sounded the most like a Kiss album, which showed just how much he was responsible for the Kiss 'sound', imo.

Can't wait to see this show....

 

[sixxswine]

Can't wait to see this show....

It's the Merch that concerns me...