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Album · Compilation

Greatest KISS

Released8 April 1997
Popularity52.1

Greatest KISS is a compilation from the American hard rock band, released in 1997 on Mercury Records. It gathers the band's best-known material into a single collection, and it arrived in the US on 8 April 1997.

It sits in a busy stretch of the KISS story. The band had begun with their self-titled debut in 1974 and built a catalogue that ran through Destroyer, Love Gun, Creatures of the Night, Lick It Up and Revenge. That same year also brought Carnival of Souls: The Final Sessions. For anyone wanting a quick way into a long discography, or a tidy set of hard rock favourites from a band with plenty of records behind them, a greatest hits album like this does the job.

Greatest KISS: tracklist, credits and charts

20 tracks · 1:15:20

Tracklist

  1. 1Detroit Rock CityBob Ezrin and Paul Stanley3:39
  2. 2Black DiamondPaul Stanley5:14
  3. 3Hard Luck WomanPaul Stanley3:36
  4. 4Sure Know SomethingVini Poncia and Paul Stanley4:03
  5. 5Love GunPaul Stanley3:16
  6. 6DeuceGene Simmons3:05
  7. 7Goin’ BlindStephen Coronel and Gene Simmons3:36
  8. 8Shock MeAce Frehley3:47
  9. 9Do You Love MeEzrin, Ezrin, Fowley, Fowley, Stanley3:35
  10. 10SheStephen Coronel and Gene Simmons4:08
  11. 11I Was Made for Lovin’ YouChild, Poncia, Stanley4:31
  12. 12Shout It Out LoudEzrin, Simmons, Stanley3:40
  13. 13God of ThunderPaul Stanley4:16
  14. 14Calling Dr. LoveGene Simmons3:45
  15. 15BethCriss, Ezrin, Penridge2:47
  16. 16StrutterGene Simmons and Paul Stanley3:12
  17. 17Rock and Roll All NiteGene Simmons and Paul Stanley2:53
  18. 18C’mon and Love MePaul Stanley2:59
  19. 19Rock BottomAce Frehley and Paul Stanley3:56
  20. 20God Gave Rock ’n’ Roll to You ⅡBallard, Ezrin, Simmons, Stanley5:21
Produced by
Bob Ezrin, Kenny Kerner, Richie Wise, Eddie Kramer, Vini Poncia, KISS, Neil Bogart, Various
Recorded at
Bell Sound Studios, Star Theatre, Electric Lady Studios, The Record Plant, The Village, Larrabee West
Recorded
1973–1996
Mixed by
Warren Dewey, Jay Messina, Rob Jacobs
Mixed at
Electric Lady Studios, The Record Plant
Engineered by
Warren Dewey, Eddie Kramer, Jay Messina, Corky Stasiak, Dave Wittman, Rob Jacobs, Stan Katayama, Chris Steinmetz
Labels
Mercury Records, Mercury
Length
1:15:20

Line-up

  • Peter Criss · percussion, drums (drum set), lead vocals, background vocals
  • Ace Frehley · electric guitar, lead vocals
  • Gene Simmons · electric bass guitar, background vocals, lead vocals
  • Paul Stanley · electric guitar, lead vocals, background vocals, 12 string guitar, guitar, electric bass guitar
  • Anton Fig · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Vini Poncia · background vocals, keyboard · guest
  • David Ezrin · other vocals · guest
  • Joshua Ezrin · other vocals · guest
  • Bob Ezrin · grand piano · guest
  • Dick Wagner · acoustic guitar · guest
  • Mick Campise · background vocals · guest
  • Lydia Criss · background vocals · guest
  • Mike McGurl · background vocals · guest
  • Rick Munroe · background vocals · guest
  • Peter “Moose” Oreckinto · background vocals · guest
  • JR Smalling · background vocals · guest
  • Bruce Kulick · electric guitar, background vocals · guest
  • Eric Singer · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Eric Carr · background vocals · guest

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 1996–199758
US Billboard 200 · 1996–199777
Swedish Albums · 1996–19973
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 1996–199710
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 1996–199711
Finnish Albums · 1996–199713
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 1996–199725
New Zealand Albums · 1996–199725
Norwegian Albums · 1996–199725
Austrian Albums · 1996–199740
All 13 charts
German Albums · 1996–199764
Scottish Albums · 1996–199791
Dutch Albums · 1996–199792

Certifications

RegionCertification
Argentina · 1997Platinum
Australia · 1997Gold
Sweden · 1997Gold

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52.1
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8.7k
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date sources disagree on the year (1996, 1997)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz11 November 1996
Wikipedia infobox8 April 1997
Wikidata8 April 1997
US release8 April 1997earliest US date
25 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWMercury Records731453472525other
1996ZAMercury Records6001210907039other
1996XEMercury Records731453429925other
11 November 1996DEMercury Records731453429925original
28 November 1996ATMercury Records731453429925other
1997CAPolyTel777499425163other
1997USMercury Recordsother
8 April 1997USMercury Records020831188128other
8 April 1997USMercury Records731453472525other
27 May 1998JPMercury Records4988011358197other
21 June 2002JPMercury Records4988005304612other
7 March 2007JPMercury Records4988005416438other
9 July 2007XWMercury Records731453429925other
5 December 2007JPMercury Records4988005494801other
14 October 2008XW—731453429925other
14 October 2008ESMercury Recordsother
29 September 2010JPMercury Records4988005634634other
2014DEMercury Records602537885503other
3 June 2014USMercury Records602537856060other
27 June 2014XEMercury Records0602537864119other
27 October 2014JPMercury Records602547062208other
27 October 2014JPMercury Records602547062192other
3 December 2014JPMercury Records4988005864598other
24 June 2022USMercury Recordsdeluxe
24 June 2022USMercury Recordsdeluxe
Cover art sources

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coverartarchive506×500upscaled