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19/8/2009
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Modern Day Delilah

KISS

2009 Single
  • Fecha Lanzamiento: 19 Agosto 2009 · Fecha Grabación: 2009 -
    Discográfica: Kiss Records, Universal, Roadrunner · · Productor: Paul Stanley , Greg Collins
    1
    Modern Day Delilah
    KISSKISS • w: Paul Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /08 /19
    0:00
  • 2
    KISS • 2009 /08 /19
    0:00
  • Album


    Sonic Boom

    Sonic Boom

    Fecha Lanzamiento: 6 Octubre 2009 · Fecha Grabación: Agosto 2008 - 2009
    Discográfica: Kiss, Roadrunner · Estudio de Grabación: Conway (Hollywood)Henson Recording (Hollywood)The Nook (Studio City) · Productor: Paul Stanley , Greg Collins
    1
    Modern Day Delilah
    KISSKISS • w: Paul Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 1
    0:00
  • 2
    Russian Roulette
    KISS • w: Gene Simmons, Stanley • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 1
    4:32
  • 3
    Never Enough
    KISS • w: Stanley, Tommy Thayer • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 1
    0:00
  • 4
    Yes I Know (Nobody`s Perfect)
    KISS • w: Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 1
    3:02
  • 5
    Stand
    KISS • w: Stanley, Simmons • v: Stanley, Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 1
    4:50
  • 6
    Hot and Cold
    KISS • w: Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 1
    3:36
  • 7
    All for the Glory
    KISS • w: Stanley, Simmons • v: Singer • 2009 /10 /06 1
    3:49
  • 8
    Danger Us
    KISS • w: Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 1
    4:22
  • 9
    I`m an Animal
    KISSKISS • w: Stanley, Simmons, Thayer • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 1
    0:00
  • 10
    When Lightning Strikes
    KISS • w: Thayer, Stanley • v: Thayer • 2009 /10 /06 1
    3:45
  • 11
    Say Yeah
    KISSKISS • w: Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 1
    0:00
  • 1
    Deuce
    KISSKiss • w: Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:06
  • 2
    Detroit Rock City
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Bob Ezrin • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    5:15
  • 3
    Shout It Out Loud
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Simmons, Ezrin • v: Stanley, Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    2:50
  • 4
    Hotter Than Hell
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:32
  • 5
    Calling Dr. Love
    KISSKiss • w: Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:45
  • 6
    Love Gun
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:17
  • 7
    I Was Made for Lovin` You
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Vini Poncia, Desmond Child • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    4:34
  • 8
    Heaven`s on Fire
    KISSKISS • w: Stanley, Child • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:21
  • 9
    Lick It Up
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Vinnie Vincent • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:57
  • 10
    I Love It Loud
    KISSKiss • w: Simmons, Vincent • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    4:15
  • 11
    Forever
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Michael Bolton • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:53
  • 12
    Christine Sixteen
    KISSKiss • w: Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:13
  • 13
    Do You Love Me?
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley, Ezrin, Kim Fowley • v: Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    3:40
  • 14
    Black Diamond
    KISSKiss • w: Stanley • v: Singer, intro by Stanley • 2009 /10 /06 2
    5:12
  • 15
    Rock and Roll All Nite
    KISSKISS • w: Stanley, Simmons • v: Simmons • 2009 /10 /06 2
    2:48
  • Album

    Modern Day Delilah
    Modern Day Delilah
    19/8/2009
    Say Yeah
    Say Yeah
    8/12/2009
    "Modern Day Delilah"
    Single by Kiss
    from the album Sonic Boom
    ReleasedAugust 19, 2009
    RecordedMay – August 2009 at Conway Recording Studios, Hollywood, California
    GenreHeavy metal
    Length3:37
    LabelKiss Records, Universal, Roadrunner
    Songwriter(s)Paul Stanley
    Producer(s)Paul Stanley, Greg Collins
    Kiss singles chronology
    "You Wanted the Best"
    (1998)
    "Modern Day Delilah"
    (2009)
    "Say Yeah"
    (2009)

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    For the 1984 song by Van Stephenson, see Van Stephenson.

    2009 single by Kiss

    "Modern Day Delilah" is a song by the American hard rock band Kiss, released on their nineteenth album, Sonic Boom in 2009. It was released on August 19, 2009, as the first single off the album and the band`s first single in eleven years. The song charted on US Mainstream Rock Tracks and Swedish Sverigetopplistan.

    Background

    "Modern Day Delilah" was announced and released to radio as the lead single from Sonic Boom on August 19, 2009. The song was Kiss` first single release in 11 years, the song`s predecessor being "You Wanted the Best", released in 1998 off the band`s Psycho Circus album. Due to early previews of the album, the song gained positive feedback from critics and fans and has been compared to the band`s `70s work.[1][2] The song was played on the Kiss Alive/35 World Tour.

    The music video leaked online in the first days of December, was officially released on December 9, 2009, and premiered on Yahoo! It is topped and tailed by footage of giant-sized members of Kiss walking through Detroit. The video went on to top UK music video channel Scuzz`s "Most Rockin: Viewer Request Show" chart on December 3, 2009.

    The single was released as Downloadable Content for Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero on 11/19/09, along with the singles: "I Was Made for Lovin` You" and "Lick It Up"..[3]

    "Modern Day Delilah" peaked at #50 on the Billboard Rock Songs chart.[4] Classic Rock Magazine listed the song as the eleventh-best rock song of the past decade.[5]

    Live appearances

    The band first played the song in DetroitCobo Hall on September 25, twelve days before the release of Sonic Boom, the band`s first studio album in eleven years. The song was initially performed in the middle of the concert but later played as the opening track.[6]

    Personnel

    • Paul Stanley – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
    • Gene Simmons – bass guitar, backing vocals
    • Tommy Thayer – lead guitar, backing vocals
    • Eric Singer – drums, backing vocals

    Charts

    Chart (2009)

    Peak
    position

    Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[7]

    42

    US Mainstream Rock (Billboard)[8]

    34

    US Rock Airplay (Billboard)[9]

    11

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    For the 1984 song by Van Stephenson, see Van Stephenson.

    2009 single by Kiss

    "Modern Day Delilah" is a song by the American hard rock band Kiss, released on their nineteenth album, Sonic Boom in 2009. It was released on August 19, 2009, as the first single off the album and the band`s first single in eleven years. The song charted on US Mainstream Rock Tracks and Swedish Sverigetopplistan.

    Background

    "Modern Day Delilah" was announced and released to radio as the lead single from Sonic Boom on August 19, 2009. The song was Kiss` first single release in 11 years, the song`s predecessor being "You Wanted the Best", released in 1998 off the band`s Psycho Circus album. Due to early previews of the album, the song gained positive feedback from critics and fans and has been compared to the band`s `70s work.[1][2] The song was played on the Kiss Alive/35 World Tour.

    The music video leaked online in the first days of December, was officially released on December 9, 2009, and premiered on Yahoo! It is topped and tailed by footage of giant-sized members of Kiss walking through Detroit. The video went on to top UK music video channel Scuzz`s "Most Rockin: Viewer Request Show" chart on December 3, 2009.

    The single was released as Downloadable Content for Guitar Hero 5 and Band Hero on 11/19/09, along with the singles: "I Was Made for Lovin` You" and "Lick It Up"..[3]

    "Modern Day Delilah" peaked at #50 on the Billboard Rock Songs chart.[4] Classic Rock Magazine listed the song as the eleventh-best rock song of the past decade.[5]

    Live appearances

    The band first played the song in DetroitCobo Hall on September 25, twelve days before the release of Sonic Boom, the band`s first studio album in eleven years. The song was initially performed in the middle of the concert but later played as the opening track.[6]

    Personnel

    • Paul Stanley – lead vocals, rhythm guitar
    • Gene Simmons – bass guitar, backing vocals
    • Tommy Thayer – lead guitar, backing vocals
    • Eric Singer – drums, backing vocals

    Charts

    Chart (2009)

    Peak
    position

    Sweden (Sverigetopplistan)[7]

    42

    US Mainstream Rock (Billboard)[8]

    34

    US Rock Airplay (Billboard)[9]

    11

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