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Thierry from My Little Guitars has decided to sell his amazing collection of miniature replica KISS guitars. This includes Gene's Axe bass, Paul's Flying V's and Vinnie's Charvel - Bruce's Charvel and ESP will also be available soon.
In Thierry's own words "All the miniatures are handmade and One of A kind, I'll never do them anymore. The 1/4 scale is the same as the Premium Statues made by Sideshow toys many years ago."
For more details please contact Thierry via his website http://mylittleguitar.com, prices are around 150 euros per guitar.


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Thierry from My Little Guitars has decided to sell his amazing collection of miniature replica KISS guitars. This includes Gene's Axe bass, Paul's Flying V's and Vinnie's Charvel - Bruce's Charvel and ESP will also be available soon.
In Thierry's own words "All the miniatures are handmade and One of A kind, I'll never do them anymore. The 1/4 scale is the same as the Premium Statues made by Sideshow toys many years ago."
For more details please contact Thierry via his website http://mylittleguitar.com, prices are around 150 euros per guitar.


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The following was reported on Metal Hammer and Classic Rock today, looks like there's a new documentary in the works by Alan G Parker who produced the recent Status Quo documentary:-
"How had this not already happened yet? KISS have announced that acclaimed director Alan G Parker has signed on to helm the official KISS movie!
“We are thrilled to have Alan onboard to help tell the definitive KISS story, a story of insanity… dedication… and a take no prisoners attitude combining to create the most spectacular beast in rock ‘n’ roll history; KISS,” says Paul Stanley. “Alan’s knowledge of the band amazed even us! We wanted the best….we got the best!”
You Wanted The Best…You Got The Best – The Official KISS Movie will be the most in-depth documentary ever produced on the rock ‘n’ roll icons and will chart their incredible career right from the start. Expect to see it land some time next year."
http://www.metalhammer.co.uk/news/theres-a-kiss-movie-on-the-way/
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- By Jamie Stangroom
This friday see's the anniversary games take place at the Olympic Park to celebrate one year since Britain hosted such a memorable Olympics, but they weren't the only games that took place a year ago…let's revisit the exciting Rock Games!
Featuring the likes of the mighty KISS ruling the sports as 'Games Masters', Alice Cooper, Jessie J, Slash, Alexandra Burke, Sir Christopher Lee, Andrew Marr and Hulk Hogan.
Why, you ask? Well...
Jamie Stangroom didn't get a single ticket for London 2012. So he cried a little and then he sulked a lot, before finally manning up and deciding to create his own version of the Olympics...he called it the 'Rock Games'.
So Jamie set out to persuade some of the biggest names in music to compete in what Sir Christopher Lee described as "silly little games"; it seemed like the only sensible thing to do at the time.
Don't believe us? Well, as evidence new youtube channel Stinky Mike Comedy have put the best bits together for your perusal...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvmEdlU01Zs
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Check out the new Bonnie McKee video for her single American Girl, there's a few faces that may be familiar.
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There was an article in the Daily Mail a few days ago where they basically stalked Paul and took photos of him out with his family carrying a KISS Hello Kitty bag. Clearly they've done their homework talking about Paul's bandmate "Gene Simmonds" (sic) and mentioning that a tour of Europe was coming next (er, it's over). So yes, there's some nice photos but maybe Paul should be left to be a dad by himself on his days off?
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Here's a great review of the Milan show from forum member Adam:
"Ok, lets get this said from the start.
This show was stunning! Honestly, I was amazed at how good this show was. Even songs if I never heard live again (ILIL/Deuce/Love Gun...yes LG! Yawn) were outstanding.
Now, I have to admit my expectations for this show were not high. All the usual shit, the set list, what state will Paul's voice be in, TT copying Ace's solo's, ES playing well with himself just the normal stuff. Perhaps I've just grown to accept that KISS is what KISS is and it aint gonna change, or maybe this band, that I have loved for the past 38 years, has just proved that they really can still rock!
Either way, I honestly don't care, because I came away from this show as happy as I could be. The one issue is still Paul's voice, and while it was the best I have heard him from 2008 onward, he no longer sings many of the high stuff (Eric mostly takes that over) and that's a pretty good move by the band. He's still ropey, but what with the volume and the excitement you could overlook any shortcomings.
Wierd bits of the show, Paul walked over to Gene, said something in his ear and walked off. Gene stood there, shook his head and forgot to start singing again! TT was singing his back up and looking at Gene kinda confused! Would LOVE to know what PS said to throw Gene off like that!
All the guitars dropped for a few seconds. Thought they'd lost power, but the sound guy prob pressed the wrong button!!
But best was Paul doing his flying thing in Love Gun. He got to his small stage and the ring slid backwards, back over the crowd! Some body jumped up and grabbed it and started swinging from it! The crew eventually got it back and then when he was on the way back to the stage he stopped short!!!! Had to do a Tarzan swing to get back on the main stage! PMSL!!!
Charlotte, the spider, which again I was really expecting to be naff beyond words was a sight to see. It's huge! And when it lowers and starts to move its legs and all that, it's pretty cool to see! This sounds really dumb, but during the middle Who bit of LIU the abdomen bit lowers right down over PS & TT and they walk over it. Really impressed me for some reason!
I wasn't going to bother with this tour and the bit that got me to change my mind was the announcement of a new show. And while it was more GS bullshit 'a mechanical walking spider', I think not!, if I'd missed this I'd be gutted. And as for the rumoured HR Calling gig that KISS were supposed to be doing, the promoters of that really dropped the ball not getting KISS in to play. This would have been a huge draw cos everyone seems to be talking about it and for good reason too.
Is this KISS of old? Of course not. Will todays KISS ever create anything musically to compete with old KISS. NO. But that's no longer what KISS are about. KISS are happy to churn out the same set list with a few new tunes thrown in (well pleased to see Say Yeah back!!!) and as long as they can put on shows like this, then they might have some life left in them!"
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David Jones has just come back to the UK from Helsinki after seeing the concert at Hartwall Arena on June 3rd. As part of his trip he caught Gene's appearance at the Hard Rock Café and his dad managed to film the whole thing - you can watch it below. Thanks to David for the link.
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Good luck to all the KISSin' UK Forum members attending the Euro tour, hope you have a blast, I look forward to the reviews! If you don't want to know the set list look away now, this is from the Sweden show:-
Acoustic set from Meet & Greet:-
- Hard Luck Woman
- Wall of Sound
- Beth
- Love Her All I Can
- Christine Sixteen
- Got to Choose
- Nothin' to Lose
Show setlist
- Psycho Circus
- Shout It Out Loud
- Let Me Go Rock 'n Roll
- Love It Loud
- Hell Or Hallelujah
- War Machine
- Heavens On Fire
- Deuce
- Say Yeah
- Shock Me (part)
- Outta This World
- God Of Thunder
- Lick It Up
- Love Gun
- Rock And Roll All Nite
- Detroit Rock City
- I Was Made For Lovin' You
- Black Diamond
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Slightly off-topic but I will be jumping out of a plane for Born Free Foundation this Saturday (25th). This is my first jump, so far I have raised almost £400 which is much more than I was expecting. If you would like to donate, you can do so over at Just Giving http://www.justgiving.com/pafinn or alternatively text:
'Finn97 £1' to 70070
(works with 1,2,3,4,5 & £10).
I've even had some retweets from Bruce Kulick, Shannon Tweed and Brian Blessed to help get some sponsorship, thanks to everyone who has already sponsored me so far!
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From Huffington Post: When this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony airs on HBO Saturday night, Rush, Heart, Public Enemy, Donna Summer and Randy Newman, among others, will be seen joining those already enshrined in the Cleveland museum. But one group that won't be represented, yet again, is the self-proclaimed "hottest band in the world," KISS.
Longtime fans can't believe the group that taught America how to rock and roll all night and party every day still hasn't made the cut. The Huffington Post asked lead singer Paul Stanley if there's hope of a reprieve.
"Well, it depends on who lives longer, us or Jann Wenner," Stanley said, referring to the Rolling Stone editor-in-chief who co-founded the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame back in the mid-1980s.
Fans have a tendency to blame Wenner for the KISS snub. (One brave loyalist even confronted Wenner on the street to demand answers.) But the real obstacle may be journalist Dave Marsh, who plays a key role in the selection process and once told MTV, "Kiss is not a great band, Kiss was never a great band, Kiss never will be a great band, and I have done my share to keep them off the ballot."
Stanley, who has been making the media rounds to publicize the opening of a new branch of his Rock & Brews restaurant chain, questioned the legitimacy of the hall itself.
"Look, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is marketing," he said. "You've got a bunch of faceless people in a back room who trademark a name that sounds very official. Well, if you had thought of it first, you would have been the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."
Stanley, who turned 61 in January and has been playing with KISS for 40 years, also complained that artists who aren't generally considered rock 'n' rollers keep getting inducted, even as his group keeps getting overlooked.
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There's a competition over at Absolute Radio where you have to vote for your favourite icon - KISS are on their list. Be quick though, it finishes on May 1st.
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