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Rel. date: 08.27.2014
Artist: Kiss
Album: Dynasty
Label: Casablanca Records
Catalog Nr: 812 770-2
Language: English
Genre: Rock
Source: CDDA
Size: 261.96 MB
URL: T R A C K L i S T
01. I Was Made For Lovin' You 04:30
02. 2,000 Man 04:54
03. Sure Know Something 03:58
04. Dirty Livin' 04:17
05. Charisma 04:24
06. Magic Touch 04:39
07. Hard Times 03:32
08. X-Ray Eyes 03:44
09. Save Your Love 04:38
38:36
38:36 min
261.96 MB

R E L E A S E i N F O R M A T i O N

Dynasty is the seventh studio album by American rock band Kiss
produced by Vini Poncia and released on Casablanca Records on May
23, 1979. It marked the first time that the original four members
of Kiss did not all appear together for the entire album. In later
interviews, the band admitted that they started to listen to
outsiders about what direction the music should go around the time
of Dynasty

Dynasty marked the first time that the original four members of
Kiss didn't all appear together for the entire album -- session
drummer Anton Fig subbed for Peter Criss due to the latter's
erratic behavior and injuries sustained in a serious car crash
And even though it was a platinum-plus smash, Dynasty marked the
beginning of Kiss' unfocused period, which would ultimately end in
a nosedive of the band's popularity, as well as Criss and Ace
Frehley leaving the band by 1982. In latter-day interviews, the
band admitted that they started to listen to outsiders about what
direction the music should go around the time of Dynasty. And
since small children were a large part of Kiss' audience by 1979
(due to merchandising and the God-awful TV movie Kiss Meets the
Phantom), the band began backing away from heavy metal and
embracing pop. Included is their hit disco experiment, "I Was Made
for Loving You" (which was no better or worse than any other
rock-meets-disco experiment of the late '70s), as well as "Sure
Know Something," a melodic pop/rocker that should have also been a
smash. Many other tracks would have been better if they weren't so
glossed up (due to producer Vini Poncia), such as "Charisma,"
"Magic Touch," "Hard Times," and a great reworked cover of the
Rolling Stones obscurity "2,000 Man." Not a horrible album (that
distinction would go to 1981's Music from "The Elder", but
certainly not on par with such classics as Hotter Than Hell
Destroyer, or Love Gun



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