Greatest Hits Live Ace Frehley

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  • Release Date: 01/24/2006
  • Sales Rank: 23,506
  • Label: MEGAFORCE
  • UPC: 020286201021

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Greatest Hits Live

1LISTENRip It Out 3:42
2LISTENBreakout 3:29
3LISTENCold Gin 6:48
4LISTENShock Me 9:43
5LISTENRocket Ride 4:55
6LISTENDeuce 4:20
7LISTENStrangers in a Strange Land 4:10
8LISTENSeparate 4:58
9LISTENN.Y. Groove 4:54
10LISTENRock Soldiers 7:23
11LISTENOne Plus One 3:25
12LISTENGive It to Me Anyway 4:18

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After exiting Kiss and pursuing a solo career in the late '80s, guitarist Ace Frehley launched numerous tours in support of his subsequent solo releases. Fans have received various tastes of solo Frehley live sets (1988's Live + 1 EP and Live + 4 home video), but never a true, full-length live album. In 2006, longtime Frehley fans finally got their wish, as his former label, Megaforce, assembled Greatest Hits Live. Consisting of ten live tracks and two previously unreleased studio tracks, quite a few Kiss-era tracks are featured, including fine readings of "Rip It Out," "Cold Gin," "Rocket Ride," "Deuce," and "New York Groove," as well as a taster of his '80s solo work, including the autobiographical anthem "Rock Soldiers." And closing out the album are the two studio tracks, "One Plus One" and "Give It to Me Anyway" -- comparable to the melodic metal sound/approach of Frehley's 1987 solo release, Frehley's Comet. But in all honesty, the studio tracks should have remained on the cutting room floor and been replaced with additional live performances. Greg Prato, All Music Guide

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