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KISS

Ace, Gene, Peter and Paul (Solos Box Set) (Limited Edition, 4CD, Boxed Set)

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Disc 1
1 Radioactive - 3:51
2 Burning Up with Fever - 4:22
3 See You Tonite - 2:28
4 Tunnel of Love - 3:52
5 True Confessions - 3:30
6 Living in Sin - 3:51
7 Always Near You/Nowhere to Hide - 4:12
8 Man of 1000 Faces - 3:17
9 Mr. Make Believe - 4:02
10 See You in Your Dreams - 2:49
11 When You Wish Upon a Star - 2:44
Disc 2
1 Rip It Out - 3:40
2 Speedin' Back to My Baby - 3:37
3 Snow Blind - 3:55
4 Ozone - 4:43
5 What's on Your Mind? - 3:28
6 New York Groove - 3:03
7 I'm in Need of Love - 4:39
8 Wiped-Out - 4:13
9 Fractured Mirror - 5:26
Disc 3
1 I'm Gonna Love You - 3:19
2 You Matter to Me - 3:17
3 Tossin' and Turnin' - 4:03
4 Don't You Let Me Down - 3:43
5 That's the Kind of Sugar Papa Likes - 3:02
6 Easy Thing - 3:55
7 Rock Me, Baby - 2:55
8 Kiss the Girl Goodbye - 2:48
9 Hooked on Rock 'N' Roll - 3:39
10 I Can't Stop the Rain - 4:26
Disc 4
1 Tonight You Belong to Me - 4:40
2 Move On - 3:11
3 Ain't Quite Right - 3:37
4 Wouldn't You Like to Know Me - 3:20
5 Take Me Away (Together as One) - 5:35
6 It's Alright - 3:37
7 Hold Me, Touch Me (Think of Me When We're Apart) - 3:42
8 Love in Chains - 3:33
9 Goodbye - 4:09

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Depending on which Kiss fan you ask, the group's 1978 solo albums were either the masked quartet's crowning achievement (from a merchandising standpoint), or they can be pinpointed as the beginning of the end for the original lineup. Either way, all four solo releases have seen numerous re-releases and/or repackagings over the years -- separate picture discs, a single disc Best of the Solo Albums compilation, and more. Nearly 20 years since the solo albums' original release, an import box set was issued that collected all four albums, 2006's Ace, Gene, Peter and Paul. No unreleased songs, demos, pictures or videos of the recording sessions are included, just the original albums, with each member's mug on the front of their respective CD (in fact, the only thing to entice Kiss collectors who already own these albums is a bottle opener that says 'Detroit Rock City'). The music remains the same -- Ace Frehley's is the surprise of the bunch and the best, Paul Stanley's is the most Kiss-sounding, Gene Simmons took the most chances and detours, while Peter Criss' bordered on easy listening territory. It's been said before and still holds true -- if you plucked the three best tracks from each solo release, you would have had an extremely strong Kiss studio album. Let's face it though, most purchasers of Ace, Gene, Peter and Paul will not be hearing these tracks for the first time, but rather, looking to complete their extensive Kiss tchotchke collection.