The follow up album really rocks with Parasite, Hotter than Hell and Let me Go Rock N Roll. Some nice lower key tunes like Goin Blind and Comin Home.

I would get the box set over the individual cds since this is the only way to get the millennium concert cd. The original Alive started it all. The second Alive was great as well and it also contain 5 studio songs, the most well known being Rocket Ride. The third Alive is with Bruce Kulick and Eric Singer sans makeup. The millennium is the original line up back in make up in Vancouver.

I really like this album. It has my favorite Peter Criss song in Hard Luck Woman and a good Paul song in I Want You and a classic Gene song in Calling Dr. Love.

Gene had the most experimental album. My favorite songs being Radioactive and See You Tonite. This album is a who's who of music at the time.

Paul's album was the most Kiss like. I enjoyed Love in Chains, It's Alright, Tonight You Belong to Me and Wouldn't You like to Know me.

This album is the first to show the cracks in the band. Peter began to drift away and it began to affect the band. Kiss scored a disco hit with I Was Made for Loving You. I also really like the Ace rendition of 2000 Man.

The concept album that people either love or hate. I think it is an interesting album, but other than Ace's Dark Light, it really doesn't have any classics for me. Ace did not like the album and wanted to stay with their rock and roll roots. This was the beginning of the end for his time with the group.

Kiss gets back to rock in a big way. Ace has no input with this one and is basically gone. I love it Loud and Creatures of the Night are classics.

The groups biggest album from the 80's with the huge hit Heaven's on Fire. Not my favorite album

Hit album with synthesizers and keyboards. Crazy, Crazy Nights is a decent song, I just care much for the album as a whole.

After the death of Eric Carr, Eric Singer is brought in and Kiss really rocks again. This is the hardest album since Creatures of the Night. Some great songs in Unholy, Domino and the remake of God Gave Rock and Roll to You. Alive 3 followed this album.

This is the album Kiss was working on before the unplugged session got them on the reunion kick. This is really hard and has a song sung by Kulick. My favorite is Childhood's End by Gene.

A nice live album done with a symphony in the back round. Nice to hear some songs like Shandi not on other live albums released. Make sure you get the 2 cd set.

Really a terrific best of album worth picking up for the updated version of Strutter.

Mostly a best of from the group's entire career. A number of interesting demos and alternate takes of songs. Also unreleased live material included. Kiss has also released a number of other best ofs, but none of them contain anything new. Going further, all of the original band members have released solo albums with some good tunes to be had, especially with Ace. Hope this helps.