Creatures Of The Night

Product Information

Fan hopes were raised in 1980 when Kiss announced that they were going to record their heaviest record yet. Instead, the band released Music from "The Elder" in late 1981, a concept album originally intended to complement a film called The Elder that was ultimately never filmed. Despite confidence from producer Bob Ezrin that this would recreate the success from 1976's Destroyer, the album did not improve the band's status, and on the contrary, further diminished Kiss' US fanbase, failed to achieve gold status, and having cancelled their US Unmasked Tour just a short time before, the band then called off the planned tour for Music from "The Elder." [4]

Neil Bogart, entertainment executive, dead at 39". The New York Times. May 9, 1982. p.32 . Retrieved March 29, 2022. Kiss (1982). Creatures of the Night (LP Sleeve). New York City, New York: Casablanca Records. NBLP 7270.

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Billboard Japan Hot Albums – Week of November 23, 2022". Billboard Japan (in Japanese) . Retrieved November 23, 2022. Austriancharts.at – Kiss – Creatures of the Night" (in German). Hung Medien. Retrieved November 30, 2022. Prato, Greg. "Kiss - Creatures of the Night review". AllMusic. All Media Network . Retrieved March 28, 2022. Maybe, for some, how serious we take what we do, and that it’s not one-dimensional and not done lightly. We work at things, plan them, and try different things, and it’s an all-consuming endeavor. We don’t take what we do lightly, ever. We don’t like things to look labored over, but they’re labored over.

Kiss (1982). Creatures of the Night (LP Sleeve). Los Angeles, California: Casablanca Records. NBLP 7270. a b Sharpe-Young, Garry; Reynolds, Dave (2009). "Kiss biography". MusicMight. Archived from the original on April 20, 2016 . Retrieved March 29, 2022. Kiss – Agora Ballroom 1974: The Cleveland Broadcast plus Bonus Cuts (Bootleg Series) – Album Review (THE KISS TOUR) There are unfortunately some things that I am not so crazy about when it comes to this particular anniversary record. The final thing that this anniversary set could do without is the sound effects that are at the very bottom of the record. From the “Tank Start Of Show,” or “Firehouse Siren (Tour Sound Effect)” it is just silly and unnecessary to add it to the record. It’s just random and awkward sitting at the end of the record and takes up space from potentially other music being added. All in all, I did not like this add-on to the record.

Reviews

With some Kiss Klassics like “War Machine,” “Creatures Of The Night,” and underrated songs like “Saint and Sinner,” you can’t go wrong with this anniversary edition. Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrateded.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6.