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Gene Simmons' new solo album is narcissistic, self-indulgent and just plain weird. And that's part of its charm. Who knew that if you put Simmons in a room with Bob Dylan, they would write a perfectly pleasant Seventies-soft-rock piano ditty called "Waiting for the Morning Light"? And that faithfully competent cover of the Prodigy's "I'm the Firestarter" is sort of clever. Add some random attempts at soul, psychedelic pop and political commentary, and you've got, well, something. "Maybe I'm
an asshole, too," Simmons suggests on the title track. It's almost worth pondering.
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Track List
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*ssh*l* (track not available in Rhapsody)
- Firestarter
- Weapons of Mass Destruction
- Waiting for the Morning Light
- Beautiful
- ***hole
- Now That You're Gone
- Whatever Turns You On
- Dog
- Black Tongue
- Carnival of Souls
- If I Had a Gun
- 1,000 Dreams
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