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Firehouse
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Christine Sixteen
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Ain't quiet right
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Hard times
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It's alright
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See you in your dreams
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Wiped-out
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New York groove
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Rock Bottom
03:21
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KISS Covers Berlin, Germany
At the age of 7 i went to a cinema in Berlin. They were showing "KISS meets the phantom of the park". I sat in the 1st row
with a tape recorder and recorded the movie. Since those days it's always been my dream to be Ace Frehley, playing guitar and flying over the stage & spacy stuff like that.
Years later when i started playing guitar, i had the idea of covering each song of their masked area...
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