The "Before Watchmen" event continues to wow readers with the long-awaited first issue of Dr. Manhattan. It's a no-brainer that the luminescent blue superhero is the one most fans of the original graphic novel were anxious to set their eyes on. The debut chapter doesn't disappoint and sheds light on some of the events that took place in Alan Moore's best-selling book.
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Thursday, August 30, 2012
Before Watchmen: Dr. Manhattan Issue #1 Comic Book Review
The "Before Watchmen" event continues to wow readers with the long-awaited first issue of Dr. Manhattan. It's a no-brainer that the luminescent blue superhero is the one most fans of the original graphic novel were anxious to set their eyes on. The debut chapter doesn't disappoint and sheds light on some of the events that took place in Alan Moore's best-selling book.
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"Swamp Thing Volume 1: Raise Them Bones" Graphic Novel Review
I remember my first Swamp Thing comic was the second issue of Volume 2 which featured a picture of Dick Durock as the monster in the original movie on the cover. My parents were strict about movies I saw so it wasn't until I went to my father's house the next Summer that I finally got a chance to see the movie on HBO. Being the monster movie lover I am, I fell in love with it.
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"Swamp Thing Volume 1: Raise Them Bones" Graphic Novel Review
I remember my first Swamp Thing comic was the second issue of Volume 2 which featured a picture of Dick Durock as the monster in the original movie on the cover. My parents were strict about movies I saw so it wasn't until I went to my father's house the next Summer that I finally got a chance to see the movie on HBO. Being the monster movie lover I am, I fell in love with it.
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Blu-ray Review: "The Hunger Games"
With the end of the "Harry Potter" saga and the "Twilight" series about to wrap up, Hollywood is ripe for a new movie franchise to take their place. After several attempts, Lionsgate came out on top with this summer's highly successful "The Hunger Games." Obsessed fans can now watch their favorite characters battle it out with each other anytime they want thanks to the release of the movie on Blu-ray and DVD.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Hunger Games"
With the end of the "Harry Potter" saga and the "Twilight" series about to wrap up, Hollywood is ripe for a new movie franchise to take their place. After several attempts, Lionsgate came out on top with this summer's highly successful "The Hunger Games." Obsessed fans can now watch their favorite characters battle it out with each other anytime they want thanks to the release of the movie on Blu-ray and DVD.
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Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Blu-ray Review: "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers"
Everything "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" accomplished by bringing back the masked knife-wielding maniac with an injection of Hitchcockian suspense was demolished by the fifth installment in the franchise. "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers" is a sad attempt at taking the back story of the killer and expanding upon it. This movie is the perfect example of producers and screenwriters trying to make more out of something than is possible. Anchor Bay's release of the film on Blu-ray gives fans a chance to revisit it and scratch their head in bewilderment at the ridiculous subplot alluded to.
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Blu-ray Review: "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers"
Everything "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers" accomplished by bringing back the masked knife-wielding maniac with an injection of Hitchcockian suspense was demolished by the fifth installment in the franchise. "Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers" is a sad attempt at taking the back story of the killer and expanding upon it. This movie is the perfect example of producers and screenwriters trying to make more out of something than is possible. Anchor Bay's release of the film on Blu-ray gives fans a chance to revisit it and scratch their head in bewilderment at the ridiculous subplot alluded to.
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Friday, August 24, 2012
Blu-ray Review: "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers"
John Carpenter didn't know what he was unleashing in 1978 when his independent slasher "Halloween" hit theaters. It was a runaway sensation which spawned hundreds of imitators and continues to even now. Whenever a movie is financially successful, you can bet on it studios are going to demand a sequel. "Halloween II" followed the original in 1981 without Carpenter's direction. It picked up exactly where the first one left off.
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Blu-ray Review: "Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers"
John Carpenter didn't know what he was unleashing in 1978 when his independent slasher "Halloween" hit theaters. It was a runaway sensation which spawned hundreds of imitators and continues to even now. Whenever a movie is financially successful, you can bet on it studios are going to demand a sequel. "Halloween II" followed the original in 1981 without Carpenter's direction. It picked up exactly where the first one left off.
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Thursday, August 23, 2012
Blu-ray Review: "The Rescuers" and "The Rescuers Down Under" 35th Anniversary Edition
One of my favorite Disney movies as a child is "The Rescuers." I know that's a strange choice out of all the countless classics the legendary studio churned out over the years, but it is what it is. I remember going to the theater and loving the gloomy setting of the swamp and the chilling atmosphere of the abandoned river boat. It just resonated with me as a six-year-old for some odd reason.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Rescuers" and "The Rescuers Down Under" 35th Anniversary Edition
One of my favorite Disney movies as a child is "The Rescuers." I know that's a strange choice out of all the countless classics the legendary studio churned out over the years, but it is what it is. I remember going to the theater and loving the gloomy setting of the swamp and the chilling atmosphere of the abandoned river boat. It just resonated with me as a six-year-old for some odd reason.
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"Batgirl Volume 1: The Darkest Reflection" Graphic Novel Review
After Barbara Gordon was gunned down by the Joker, fans of Batgirl gave up the idea of ever seeing her don the cape and cowl as the greatest female superhero again. Leave it to DC Comics to find a way to miraculously heal Gordon and give the wheelchair-bound character the ability to walk again.
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"Batgirl Volume 1: The Darkest Reflection" Graphic Novel Review
After Barbara Gordon was gunned down by the Joker, fans of Batgirl gave up the idea of ever seeing her don the cape and cowl as the greatest female superhero again. Leave it to DC Comics to find a way to miraculously heal Gordon and give the wheelchair-bound character the ability to walk again.
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Blu-ray Review: "Battleship"
2012 already racked up a few blockbuster box office disasters. Many times the failure to bring in the audiences and money studios expected is warranted. Other times it's a lack of promotion and unexpected disinterest in the project. One of the films I was hard on before I saw it was "Battleship." I'm glad I got another chance to see it on Blu-ray now that it's coming out through Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
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Blu-ray Review: "Battleship"
2012 already racked up a few blockbuster box office disasters. Many times the failure to bring in the audiences and money studios expected is warranted. Other times it's a lack of promotion and unexpected disinterest in the project. One of the films I was hard on before I saw it was "Battleship." I'm glad I got another chance to see it on Blu-ray now that it's coming out through Universal Studios Home Entertainment.
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
"Right State" Graphic Novel Review
You win some and you lose some. That's a saying we hear all the time. It goes for anything in life: sports, job interviews, movies you choose to see, and books you decide to devote yourself to read. Unfortunately, Vertigo Comics' "Right State" was a bad investment of my time. I hate writing reviews like this because I'm a big fan of both DC and Vertigo. Every book they publish can't be a winner.
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"Right State" Graphic Novel Review
You win some and you lose some. That's a saying we hear all the time. It goes for anything in life: sports, job interviews, movies you choose to see, and books you decide to devote yourself to read. Unfortunately, Vertigo Comics' "Right State" was a bad investment of my time. I hate writing reviews like this because I'm a big fan of both DC and Vertigo. Every book they publish can't be a winner.
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Monday, August 20, 2012
DVD Review: "Wolverine" Anime Series
Of all the X-Men, Wolverine is the one who's proven successful at carrying his own weight outside of the team books. I think this is also confirmed by the anti-hero's stand-alone movie and another on the way. Japanese animator's Madhouse and Marvel Entertainment bring us the superhero's very own 12-part anime TV series to DVD. It's based on Frank Miller and Chris Claremont's successful 1982 storyline as its framework.
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DVD Review: "Wolverine" Anime Series
Of all the X-Men, Wolverine is the one who's proven successful at carrying his own weight outside of the team books. I think this is also confirmed by the anti-hero's stand-alone movie and another on the way. Japanese animator's Madhouse and Marvel Entertainment bring us the superhero's very own 12-part anime TV series to DVD. It's based on Frank Miller and Chris Claremont's successful 1982 storyline as its framework.
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"The Rescuers: 35th Anniversary Edition & The Rescuers Down Under" Blu-ray Clip - "Snowy Takeoff"
"The Rescuers: 35th Anniversary Edition & The Rescuers Down Under" Blu-ray Clip - "Snowy Takeoff"
"The Rescuers: 35th Anniversary Edition & The Rescuers Down Under" Blu-ray Clip - "Gators Play the Organ"
"The Rescuers: 35th Anniversary Edition & The Rescuers Down Under" Blu-ray Clip - "Gators Play the Organ"
"The Aristocats: Special Edition" Blu-ray Clip - "Ev'rebody Wants To Be a Cat"
"The Aristocats: Special Edition" Blu-ray Clip - "Ev'rebody Wants To Be a Cat"
Before Watchmen: Rorschach Issue #1 Comic Book Review
What is surely one of the most anticipated entries in the "Before Watchmen" event is now out. Before Watchmen: Rorschach Issue #1 kicks off the second wave in the prequel series. Writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo deliver on all the hype.
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Before Watchmen: Rorschach Issue #1 Comic Book Review
What is surely one of the most anticipated entries in the "Before Watchmen" event is now out. Before Watchmen: Rorschach Issue #1 kicks off the second wave in the prequel series. Writer Brian Azzarello and artist Lee Bermejo deliver on all the hype.
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"Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure – Special Edition" Blu-ray Clip - "Playtime With Dad"
"Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure – Special Edition" Blu-ray Clip - "Playtime With Dad"
"The Tigger Movie" Blu-ray Trailer
"The Tigger Movie" Blu-ray Trailer
"POCAHONTAS II: Journey to a New World" Blu-ray Clip - "The Ball"
"POCAHONTAS II: Journey to a New World" Blu-ray Clip - "The Ball"
"Pocahontas" Blu-ray Clip - "Path I Choose"
"Pocahontas" Blu-ray Clip - "Path I Choose"
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - DVD Trailer
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - DVD Trailer
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - Clip 2
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - Clip 2
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - Clip 1
"Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Season 1, Volume 1" - Clip 1
Sunday, August 19, 2012
Movie Review: "The Expendables 2"
When "The Expendables" hit theaters, action enthusiasts didn't think it could get any better. Sylvester Stallone managed to recruit a majority of the action stars of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s in one movie. Not only did he accomplish this feat, but he constructed the perfect homage to the great action films of the 1980s which featured unapologetic, politically incorrect, and gratuitous violence that made many an adolescent boy and grown men alike smile from ear to ear.
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Movie Review: "The Expendables 2"
When "The Expendables" hit theaters, action enthusiasts didn't think it could get any better. Sylvester Stallone managed to recruit a majority of the action stars of the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s in one movie. Not only did he accomplish this feat, but he constructed the perfect homage to the great action films of the 1980s which featured unapologetic, politically incorrect, and gratuitous violence that made many an adolescent boy and grown men alike smile from ear to ear.
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Friday, August 17, 2012
“Superman - Action Comics Volume 1: Superman and the Men of Steel” Graphic Novel Review
The biggest public outcry from comic book fans was over the reboot of one of DC's oldest and most famous super heroes - Superman. Things didn't get any better when they premiered an image of the new Man of Steel in a skin-tight blue t-shirt emblazoned with his signature "S" logo partnered with a short red cape, and a pair of blue jeans rolled up over the top of old work boots. Where was his iconic costume?
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“Superman - Action Comics Volume 1: Superman and the Men of Steel” Graphic Novel Review
The biggest public outcry from comic book fans was over the reboot of one of DC's oldest and most famous super heroes - Superman. Things didn't get any better when they premiered an image of the new Man of Steel in a skin-tight blue t-shirt emblazoned with his signature "S" logo partnered with a short red cape, and a pair of blue jeans rolled up over the top of old work boots. Where was his iconic costume?
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Blu-ray Review: "Jaws"
The 1970s served up several films which had significant impacts on the world. There's no doubt "Star Wars," "The Godfather," and "The Exorcist" made a lasting impact on moviegoers across the globe. Another little film which probably caused many vacationing spots near the oceans to lose business in the summer of 1975 was "Jaws."
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Blu-ray Review: "Jaws"
The 1970s served up several films which had significant impacts on the world. There's no doubt "Star Wars," "The Godfather," and "The Exorcist" made a lasting impact on moviegoers across the globe. Another little film which probably caused many vacationing spots near the oceans to lose business in the summer of 1975 was "Jaws."
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Monday, August 13, 2012
Blu-Ray Review: "The Lorax"
Dr. Seuss books are something every person in the U.S. grew up with, this writer included. Nightly readings of "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish," "Green Eggs and Ham," and "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back" fill many an individual's childhood memories. It comes as no surprise that if the writer's name is attached to a film, people of all ages will flock to the theaters to see it. Universal is bringing the latest adaptation of one of his books, "The Lorax," home for viewers of all ages to enjoy on Blu-ray and DVD.
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Blu-Ray Review: "The Lorax"
Dr. Seuss books are something every person in the U.S. grew up with, this writer included. Nightly readings of "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish," "Green Eggs and Ham," and "The Cat in the Hat Comes Back" fill many an individual's childhood memories. It comes as no surprise that if the writer's name is attached to a film, people of all ages will flock to the theaters to see it. Universal is bringing the latest adaptation of one of his books, "The Lorax," home for viewers of all ages to enjoy on Blu-ray and DVD.
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DVD Review: "Blade" Anime Series
I've never been a big fan of Marvel Comics. I don't read any of their titles on a regular basis. I enjoy all the movies, but fancy myself more of a DC guy. The Marvel characters I gravitate towards seem to be the anti-heroes and darker ones like Ghost Rider, the Punisher, and Blade.
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DVD Review: "Blade" Anime Series
I've never been a big fan of Marvel Comics. I don't read any of their titles on a regular basis. I enjoy all the movies, but fancy myself more of a DC guy. The Marvel characters I gravitate towards seem to be the anti-heroes and darker ones like Ghost Rider, the Punisher, and Blade.
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Thursday, August 9, 2012
Before Watchmen: Nite Owl Issue #2 Comic Book Review
Every title of the "Before Watchmen" event continues to impress me. It's amazing how so many writers and artists can maintain the excellent quality they do over so many storylines that ultimately intersect. Before Watchmen: Nite Owl Issue #2 continues the trend and gives us more compelling background on the characters we know and love.
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Before Watchmen: Nite Owl Issue #2 Comic Book Review
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Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Before Watchmen: Ozymandias Issue #2 Comic Book Review
Of all the characters in the "Watchmen" universe, Ozymandias was the most uninteresting to me. I found him boring as a character and rather shallow. He didn't seem as fleshed out as the other characters in the original book. Before Watchmen: Ozymandias changed all that. His book is my favorite out of all of them so far.
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Before Watchmen: Ozymandias Issue #2 Comic Book Review
Of all the characters in the "Watchmen" universe, Ozymandias was the most uninteresting to me. I found him boring as a character and rather shallow. He didn't seem as fleshed out as the other characters in the original book. Before Watchmen: Ozymandias changed all that. His book is my favorite out of all of them so far.
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KISS Beats the Texas Heat at Dallas Show
Photo taken by Cameron Warren
You would think that a band of rock veterans with nothing to prove would give themselves a break and coast through their live show in 100+ degree weather. Any other band might, but not KISS. Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and Tommy Thayer descended on a platform from the rafters of the Gexa Energy Pavilion blazing on their guitars and never let up for almost two hours. Drummer Eric Singer feverishly pounded away behind them as they opened the show with audience favorite "Detroit Rock City."Read more
KISS Beats the Texas Heat at Dallas Show
Photo taken by Cameron Warren
You would think that a band of rock veterans with nothing to prove would give themselves a break and coast through their live show in 100+ degree weather. Any other band might, but not KISS. Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, and Tommy Thayer descended on a platform from the rafters of the Gexa Energy Pavilion blazing on their guitars and never let up for almost two hours. Drummer Eric Singer feverishly pounded away behind them as they opened the show with audience favorite "Detroit Rock City."Read more
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
DVD Review: "Transformers Prime: One Shall Stand"
Transformers truly are a toy and movie franchise that bridge generation gaps. As a 28-year old industry, it gives parents who grew up with the "Robots in Disguise" a way to geek out with their children. The Autobots and Decepticons are more popular now than they've ever been after three blockbuster movies and a successful weekly CG television series still airing. Shout! Factory's "Transformers Prime: One Shall Stand" is made up of seven episodes of that successful show melded together into one seamless film.
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DVD Review: "Transformers Prime: One Shall Stand"
Transformers truly are a toy and movie franchise that bridge generation gaps. As a 28-year old industry, it gives parents who grew up with the "Robots in Disguise" a way to geek out with their children. The Autobots and Decepticons are more popular now than they've ever been after three blockbuster movies and a successful weekly CG television series still airing. Shout! Factory's "Transformers Prime: One Shall Stand" is made up of seven episodes of that successful show melded together into one seamless film.
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Friday, August 3, 2012
KISS Rocks Dallas, TX on August 4
Dallas, TX better get ready for a "Monster" of a show as KISS stomp into the Metroplex in their seven-inch leather heels this coming Saturday, August 4th. They are assembling the troops of their loyal army at the Gexa Energy Pavilion for a rock 'n roll celebration of the group's 39 years of hits. Motley Crue is supporting the Hottest Band in the World in their attack on the most popular city in the Lone Star State.
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KISS Rocks Dallas, TX on August 4
Dallas, TX better get ready for a "Monster" of a show as KISS stomp into the Metroplex in their seven-inch leather heels this coming Saturday, August 4th. They are assembling the troops of their loyal army at the Gexa Energy Pavilion for a rock 'n roll celebration of the group's 39 years of hits. Motley Crue is supporting the Hottest Band in the World in their attack on the most popular city in the Lone Star State.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Butterfly Effect 2"
You can bank on it that if a film is a mild success in theaters, studios will find a way to exploit the situation and make more money off the concept. The best example of this is the thousands of direct-to-DVD sequels that litter the walls of movie rental stores across the country. Most are pale reflections of the originals. Every once in a while a sequel comes along that doesn't improve on the first one, but still manages to entertain. "The Butterfly Effect 2" falls into this category. It's both entertaining and thought-provoking at the same time.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Butterfly Effect 2"
You can bank on it that if a film is a mild success in theaters, studios will find a way to exploit the situation and make more money off the concept. The best example of this is the thousands of direct-to-DVD sequels that litter the walls of movie rental stores across the country. Most are pale reflections of the originals.
Every once in a while a sequel comes along that doesn't improve on the first one, but still manages to entertain. "The Butterfly Effect 2" falls into this category. It's both entertaining and thought-provoking at the same time.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Butterfly Effect"
"The Butterfly Effect" is one of the latest movies to get the high-definition treatment from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. It was available as a Canadian import as far back as 2009 but now it comes directly from the U.S. This new Blu-ray version comes with both the Director's Cut and the theatrical version. It also has an impressive amount of special features included.
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Blu-ray Review: "The Butterfly Effect"
"The Butterfly Effect" is one of the latest movies to get the high-definition treatment from Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. It was available as a Canadian import as far back as 2009 but now it comes directly from the U.S. This new Blu-ray version comes with both the Director's Cut and the theatrical version. It also has an impressive amount of special features included.
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012
KISS Drummer Eric Singer Tells Dallas to Get Ready for 'Monster' Show
When it comes to rock 'n roll, nobody does it better than KISS. The band is still going strong 39 years after founding members Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons released their first self-titled album. They are presently touring with Motley Crue playing classic songs from their 19 album discography. A new track entitled "Hell or Hallelujah" is also among the tunes on the set list. It's a teaser of what's to come when their upcoming release, "Monster," comes out on October 16, 2012.
Eric Singer sits behind his drum throne pounding away through KISS tunes night after night. Just like his cat persona, he never shows any signs of fatigue as he constantly pounces on the drums set in front of him. Singer gives his all to the audience and has been since he started playing for the band in 1991.
KISS is heading down South to Dallas, TX on August 4 and Singer was quick to let fans know what to expect while remaining secretive about the details of the show. KISS likes to change things up with every tour. However, he doesn't want to spoil any surprises.
"That is the part that you need to see and hear with your own eyes and ears. This is a tour not to be missed, I can assure you," Singer responded when asked what fans can look forward to seeing and hearing this time around.
Every regional area and city has their own local flavor. Texas and Dallas, more precisely, are no different. What does KISS look forward to when coming back to the most prominent city in the American South?
"We love the Southern/Texas hospitality! We know that you do everything bigger in Texas and we have the show to match the saying," Singer stated.
One thing Dallas is known for is its grueling Summer heat. There've already been several 100+ degree days and it doesn't look like it will be letting up anytime soon. That won't slow down the Hottest Band in the World. Singer shares the mission of the make-up wearing and leather-clad rock warriors known as KISS.
"'Hotter than Hell' isn't just a KISS album or song title. The show must go on rain, shine, or heat! We will bring it no matter the weather."
KISS plays the Gexa Energy Pavilion on Saturday, August 4. The show starts at 7:00PM. You can go here to buy tickets and get more information about the concert.
Eric Singer sits behind his drum throne pounding away through KISS tunes night after night. Just like his cat persona, he never shows any signs of fatigue as he constantly pounces on the drums set in front of him. Singer gives his all to the audience and has been since he started playing for the band in 1991.
KISS is heading down South to Dallas, TX on August 4 and Singer was quick to let fans know what to expect while remaining secretive about the details of the show. KISS likes to change things up with every tour. However, he doesn't want to spoil any surprises.
"That is the part that you need to see and hear with your own eyes and ears. This is a tour not to be missed, I can assure you," Singer responded when asked what fans can look forward to seeing and hearing this time around.
Every regional area and city has their own local flavor. Texas and Dallas, more precisely, are no different. What does KISS look forward to when coming back to the most prominent city in the American South?
"We love the Southern/Texas hospitality! We know that you do everything bigger in Texas and we have the show to match the saying," Singer stated.
One thing Dallas is known for is its grueling Summer heat. There've already been several 100+ degree days and it doesn't look like it will be letting up anytime soon. That won't slow down the Hottest Band in the World. Singer shares the mission of the make-up wearing and leather-clad rock warriors known as KISS.
"'Hotter than Hell' isn't just a KISS album or song title. The show must go on rain, shine, or heat! We will bring it no matter the weather."
KISS plays the Gexa Energy Pavilion on Saturday, August 4. The show starts at 7:00PM. You can go here to buy tickets and get more information about the concert.
KISS Drummer Eric Singer Tells Dallas to Get Ready for 'Monster' Show
Eric Singer sits behind his drum throne pounding away through KISS tunes night after night. Just like his cat persona, he never shows any signs of fatigue as he constantly pounces on the drums set in front of him. Singer gives his all to the audience and has been since he started playing for the band in 1991.
KISS is heading down South to Dallas, TX on August 4 and Singer was quick to let fans know what to expect while remaining secretive about the details of the show. KISS likes to change things up with every tour. However, he doesn't want to spoil any surprises.
"That is the part that you need to see and hear with your own eyes and ears. This is a tour not to be missed, I can assure you," Singer responded when asked what fans can look forward to seeing and hearing this time around.
Every regional area and city has their own local flavor. Texas and Dallas, more precisely, are no different. What does KISS look forward to when coming back to the most prominent city in the American South?
"We love the Southern/Texas hospitality! We know that you do everything bigger in Texas and we have the show to match the saying," Singer stated.
One thing Dallas is known for is its grueling Summer heat. There've already been several 100+ degree days and it doesn't look like it will be letting up anytime soon. That won't slow down the Hottest Band in the World. Singer shares the mission of the make-up wearing and leather-clad rock warriors known as KISS.
"'Hotter than Hell' isn't just a KISS album or song title. The show must go on rain, shine, or heat! We will bring it no matter the weather."
KISS plays the Gexa Energy Pavilion on Saturday, August 4. The show starts at 7:00PM. You can go here to buy tickets and get more information about the concert.