KISS: The Quiz
I want to rock and roll all night, and answer quiz questions every day!
Well, folks, it's over.
You wanted the best; you got the best. The hottest band in the world is, was, and forever will be KISS. Long live the face-painted rock behemoths.
Now that the band has hung up their instruments for good (allegedly), it's time for a big old KISS QUIZ! Whether you're on board for this new digital avatar era or not, let's take a moment to pay tribute to one of the most exciting acts in music history.
Love 'em, hate 'em, you definitely recognize KISS immediately. They're iconic. So see how much of their history you remember. Be sure to share your score and any KISS memories in the comments section below!
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KISS evolved out of a band that Gene and Paul were in previously. What was the name of that band?
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Who answered a posting in a magazine to become the third member of the band to be named KISS?
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KISS signed to Neil Bogart's ________ Records in 1973.
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What is the first comic book series that KISS appeared in?
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Who was the first member of the classic lineup to leave the band?
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Who's solo album charted the highest in 1978?
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What was the first KISS movie?
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Which of these albums came first?
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Which of these replacement members was with the band until they retired?
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What is the name of KISS's first live album?
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What was Gene Simmons' onstage persona?
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What was Paul Stanley's onstage persona?
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What was Peter Criss' onstage persona?
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What was Ace Frehley's onstage persona?
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What was Eric Carr's onstage persona?
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What was Vinnie Vincent's onstage persona?
KISS: The Quiz
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it just goes to show how wonderful in those days how the music world was seeded with a mind-boggling group of bands - listen to one of their tunes and switch the radio station to another station maybe airing a Gordon Lightfoot or a Chicago tune
Stopped listening after the 70s. By the time they took off the makeup off, (how else could they sell crappy music?) The novelty of the band died too. Makeup band (characters) turned glam rock (hairspray and just mascara and lipstick.)