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2[[caption-width-right:350:"You wanted the best, and you got the best."]]
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4''KISS'' is the name of the American hard rock band Music/{{KISS}}'s self-titled debut album, which was released in 1974, sometime before ''Music/HotterThanHell''.
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6!!Tracklist:
7[[AC:Side One]]
8# "Strutter"
9# "Nothin' To Lose"
10# "Firehouse"
11# "Cold Gin"
12# "Let Me Know"
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14[[AC:Side Two]]
15# "Kissin' Time"
16# "Deuce"
17# "Love Theme From KISS"
18# "100,000 Years"
19# "Black Diamond"
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21!! Principal Members
22* Paul Stanley – vocals, rhythm guitar
23* Ace Frehley – lead guitar
24* Gene Simmons – vocals, bass guitar
25* Peter Criss – drums, percussion, vocals
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28!!"Anytime is a tropin' time, USA":
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30* ButLiquorIsQuicker: A gender-reversed version of this is in "Cold Gin."
31* CoverSong: "Kissin' Time", originally by Bobby Rydell.
32* EverythingIsAnInstrument: A fire engine siren sounds off at the end of "Firehouse".
33* FaceOnTheCover: All four members of KISS, with Peter Criss in an early version of his Cat makeup.
34* {{Instrumentals}}: "Love Theme From KISS".
35* IntercourseWithYou: "Nothin' To Lose" chronicles the singer coercing his girlfriend into trying anal sex, and her subsequent enjoyment of it.
36* {{Irony}}: Gene Simmons sings lead vocals on "Cold Gin". The irony is that Gene is the only member of KISS who doesn't drink.
37* OdeToIntoxication: "Cold Gin", written by Ace Frehley, but sung by Gene Simmons (the teetotaler). Ace Frehley would cover his own song on his solo live concert tours.
38* OneWordTitle: "Strutter" and "Deuce".
39* PrecisionFStrike: In "100,000 Years":
40-->''It must have been a bitch while I was gone.''
41* RecordProducer: Kenny Kerner, Richie Wise.
42* SelfTitledAlbum
43* UpdatedRerelease: "Strutter" would be updated four years later for the ''Double Platinum'' GreatestHits album.
44* VocalTagTeam: Paul, Gene, and Peter get in on singing "Kissin' Time".
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