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Fraser Lewry

It turns out that Kiss sound like the happiest group of musicians in the world if you mix them with the J. Geils Band

Kiss with big smiles

Mashup Supremo Bill McClintock has done it again. After ruthlessly pleasuring our collective ear with a number of unexpected couplings – who can ever forget the way he welded Judas Priest, Roxette, Van Halen, and Winger together to create the greatest number one there never was? –  he's just upped the ante with an unexpected yet euphoric mix of Kiss and the J. Geils Band.

The source material for this latest wizardry is The J. Geils Band's Freeze Frame – a Transatlantic hit in 1982 – and Kiss's iconic Detroit Rock City anthem. And the result is a finger-poppin' parcel of joy that suggests Kiss may have been much better off introducing a horn section when things got bad instead of, say, recording Music From "The Elder".

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