KISS rocked the world over an impressive fifty-year span, active from 1973 until concluding their final tour in 2023. Their musical foundation lies in Hard rock and Arena rock, later evolving to embrace Heavy metal, Glam metal, Pop metal, and Pop-rock influences. This dynamic sound produced anthems fitting for a Workout Song or a powerful Love Song category. Significant releases occurred across their history, including in years like 1975 (Oct 14), 1976 (Jul 28), 1977 (Jun 30), 1982 (Oct 13), 1983 (Sep 18), 1984 (Sep 01), 1987 (Nov 01), and 1989 (Oct 17).
This extensive career generated a massive catalog of legendary KISS anthems. The ultimate rock declaration, "Rock And Roll All Nite," remains iconic, alongside hard-driving classics like "Detroit Rock City" and "Love Gun." The thunderous "Love it Loud" became a concert staple. Their unmasked era delivered hits such as the catchy "Lick It Up" and "Heaven's On Fire," while powerful ballads like "Reason To Live" and the chart-topping "Forever" showcased their versatility beyond pure rock spectacle.
