Kiss - Gene Simmons stormcast eternals Spread out over two "Freudstein

Spread out over two "Freudstein Maggot" yellow with black swirl LPs cut at 45rpm for extra fidelity

and also contains some of their darker and more serious songs

Trouble & Strife

A sex-positive--and incredibly funny--slice of life

Kiss - Gene Simmons stormcast eternals Spread out over two "Freudstein[Picture Disc] in 1978, Kiss simultaneously released solo albums from all four members. Gene Simmons, most associated with Kiss's heavier side, is revealed to be a closet Beatles fan as evidenced by "See You Tonite," "Always Near You," "Man of 1,000 Faces," and "Mr. Make Believe." But the surprises don't stop there: choirs and string arrangements, 70s funk, and good time rock n' roll also appear alongside heavy rockers like hit single "Radioactive."