Shout It Out Loud

collaborative in the sense that everybody brings in ideas to the song, but the song is usually written.

Rockin' All Night was a collaboration, Shout It Out Loud was.

But there really haven't been that many.

Was Love Gone a collaboration? No.

Did you really feel that way or did you feel like you wanted to perform the recent stuff? Well, I'm tired of doing this now.

It's hard to say, but sometimes you second-guess the audience, and you can be wrong.

The truth is that even the fans that have only gotten into the last four or five albums know Shout It Out Loud, they know Rock and Roll All Night, they know all those songs.

We also had a problem before in that we always did like... an hour and a half show.

[upbeat rock music] Hello, this is Greg Prato, author of the books Take It Off: Kiss Truly Unmasked, as well as The Eric Carr Story, amongst many others.

You're listening to the Shout It Out Loud cast with Tom and Zeus.

Rock and roll.

[upbeat rock music] Take it off.

Hello.

Hey, what's up there, Kiss Army? Tom and Zeus.

Another episode of Shout It Out Loud cast.

Episode 397: Eric Carr.

But he

covered Shout It Out Loud.

Motorhead did a great cover.

He did fucking great covers.

He covered Shout It Out Loud.

He's covered Sympathy for the Devil.

They have some really interesting

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"... and I wanna h-, I wanna hear Shout It Out Loud and I wanna..." You know what I mean?

Right.

And they don't have-

Let's move right on to Kiss's set list.

Kicked off with Detroit Rock City, Deuce, Shout It Out Loud, Do You Love Me, I Love It Loud, Flaming Youth, God of Thunder, Psycho Circus, Shock Me, Cold Gin, Lick It Up, War Machine, Love Gun, and close the regular set with Black Diamond.

Encore, Beth, The Star-Spangled Banner, and close the show with Rock and Roll All Night.

So song breakdown here.

and then the tour with Def Leppard.

So between those three tours, here are similar songs across all three.

Detroit Rock City, Shout It Out Loud, I Love It Loud, War Machine, God of Thunder, Love Gun, Lick It Up, Black Diamond, and Rock and Roll All Night.

So you look at that list, and what is the trend there? I mean, those are all quote-unquote hits.

You know, also the Anaheim, that Destroyer tour, was basically a changeover from early Kiss morphing into new Kiss.

You know, you're playing Shout It Out Loud, Detroit Rock City, King of the Night Time World, but you're also playing Nothing to Lose, F- f- um, Hotter Than Hell.

Yeah.

You know? Like, by, by Love Gun, those songs were all gone.