Kiss (album)

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Kiss (album) is the 1974 self-titled debut studio album by the American rock band Kiss, known for its raw hard rock sound and introducing several of the band's signature songs.

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Kiss (album) canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf debut album
studio album
artist Kiss (band)
linked to: Kiss
chronologicalPosition first studio album by Kiss (band)
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtFeatures band members in makeup
describedAs raw hard rock sound
followedBy Hotter Than Hell
genre hard rock
rock
hasInfluenceOn development of Kiss (band)'s signature sound
hasQuality raw sound
hasTrack 100,000 Years
Black Diamond
Cold Gin
Deuce
Firehouse
Kissin' Time
Let Me Know
Love Theme from Kiss
Nothin' to Lose
linked to: "Nothin' to Lose"

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intendedAudience rock music listeners
introduced several of Kiss (band)'s signature songs
language English
length approximately 35 minutes
mainPerformer Ace Frehley
linked to: Paul Daniel Frehley

Gene Simmons
Paul Stanley
Peter Criss
mediaType audio
notableSong Black Diamond
Cold Gin
linked to: "Cold Gin"

Deuce
Strutter
originalFormat vinyl record
partOf Kiss (band) discography
linked to: Kiss
performer Kiss (band)
linked to: Kiss
producer Kenny Kerner
Richie Wise
recordingPeriod 1973
recordLabel Casablanca Records
reissue CD
remastered edition
releaseDate 1974-02-18
releaseYear 1974
title Kiss

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Kiss notableWork Kiss (album)
The Demon associatedWithAlbum Kiss (album)