I myself am a fan of Kiss since, uh ... 1978 (1 listened album: Solo Gene Simmons) and yes, I buy everything and even a little sometimes, but not always, best of. However when one is faced with a best of or remastering, make no mistake: it's only for money. Kiss And in this field is very strong at the point where they should think about doing a best of their best of. I was amused to identify (I may forget and I did not quote "You want the best ..." which includes unreleased live tracks. So in good times and although I love the Most of their albums, List of the best of Kissiens: Double Platinum (with a new version of Strutter) Killers (with 4 unreleased - even the Japanese edition contains more than older titles) Smashes, Trashes & Hits (with 2 unpublished) Greatest hits Very best of Best of solo album (not always the same securities by country of origin, but I expect that 1) Casablanca Singles Ikons (ok, versions are played by musicos the moment, but they are old titles) Addition of 25 August 2014: Ho stupidity) Ho shame! I do not correct my review but I assume this enormous stupidity! Ikons is a box (fragile) 4 albums each containing the most significant songs of the four founding members. I wanted, in fact, speak of "Jigoku-Retsuden" or simply "New recording best" published in 2008 for the Japanese market but easily found by us. There. That said, I'm going to assume hide my shame and apologize to all the fans who had corrected themselves and those I misled ... plus it distorts the final calculation because CD is made the 13th kissienne compilation! Definitive collection Kiss (with demos, live shows, pre-kissiens titles, but the idea is still compiling) Kiss gold (with DVD) Kiss Gold 1974-1982
Some of the best of are essential for any fan who respects (especially Definitive collection Kiss). However, so you are in the presence of the Twelfth compilation best of the big kiss, or a best of every 3 years and 4 months for 40 years. No hard feelings. You can be a fan, do not deny his passion but also do not be fooled.
