Join Tommy from Heels and Quads Media as he dives into Kiss's third studio album, "Dressed to Kill," released in 1975. This video offers a comprehensive trackby-track analysis, exploring the album's unique sound and its place in the Kiss catalog. From the underrated tracks like "Room Service" and "TwoTimer" to the iconic closing anthem "Rock and Roll All Nite," we dissect how the band's evolution during this period paved the way for their monumental success.

Tommy shares his personal insights, highlighting the musical nuances, including Gene’s exceptional bass lines and the pop sensibility that permeates the album. Whether you're a long-time Kiss fan or new to their music, you'll gain a fresh perspective on why "Dressed to Kill" deserves more recognition.

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