Kiss - Hotter Than Hell [remaster][1974] FLAC

Kiss - Hotter Than Hell [remaster][1974]



Their Second Album



Audio-format: FLACOBS! YOU'LL PROBABLY WANT TO CREATE A GAPLESS CD (NO PAUSES BETWEEN TRACKS)

WHEN YOU BURN YHIS.

"Got To Choose" (Paul Stanley) ? 3:52

Lead vocals - Paul Stanley



"Parasite" (Ace Frehley) ? 3:03

Lead vocals - Gene Simmons'



"Goin' Blind" (Gene Simmons, Stephen Coronel) ? 3:34

Lead vocals - Gene Simmons



"Hotter Than Hell" (Stanley) ? 3:30

Lead vocals - Paul Stanley



"Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll" (Stanley, Simmons) ? 2:16

Lead vocals - Gene Simmons



"All The Way" (Simmons) ? 3:17

Lead vocals - Gene Simmons



"Watchin' You" (Simmons) ? 3:45

Lead vocals - Gene Simmons



"Mainline" (Stanley) ? 3:50

Lead vocals - Peter Criss



"Comin' Home" (Stanley, Frehley) ? 2:37

Lead Vocals - Paul Stanley



"Strange Ways" (Frehley) ? 3:20

Lead vocals - Peter Criss KISS in 1974: Peter Criss, Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley & Gene SimmonsFLAC:



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