Talk:Double Platinum (Kiss album)

Produce Credits
Right from the liner notes:

Album Executive Producer: Jimmy Ienner Album Producers: KISS and Sean Delaney

"Strutter '78" Executive Producer: Jimmy Ienner Producers: KISS and Sean Delaney

Sure, the producers listed were producers of the original works, but NOT of this particular overall work. SHouldn't there be a mention of this in the article or in the Producer's box??

Next KISS album is Gene Simmons
All four solo albums are listed as KISS albums on their website. They are also listed as KISS albums on allmusic.com. And according to the rather comprehensive book The Kiss Album Focus, the albums all counted against KISS's contract with Casablanca Records. In the future, I ask that you bring things like this up BEFORE making changes. --cholmes75 16:52, 17 May 2006 (UTC)

Additional album editions
I also own a single cover sleeve vinyl edition of Double Platinum. Released around 1987, the single sleeve version has both vinyl LPs stuffed into one thick cover sleeve. There is no embossing on the cover, and the KISS logo looks like a photograph of the original embossed cover. There are no insets. The track listing is on the back of the cover. Repkow (talk) 01:05, 30 August 2010 (UTC)

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Next album
So... I'm quite happy following along the chronology in the infobox from one (Kiss) album to the next and it goes from here to the Gene Simmons solo album which I believe, from reading above, that it is part of the Kiss discography. This is fair enough, but then if I want to carry along the Kiss discog timeline, I can't because next album on the Gene Simmons solo album is... the next Gene Simmons solo album and not the next Kiss album! Now I need to go back to the main discography article and pick up the Kiss album line again. Should the "next album" on the GS solo album be changed to the next Kiss album? Or what? I only ask because changing without consensus is a very bad thing in today's climate! Thanks. – B.hotep •talk• 16:47, 20 February 2009 (UTC)
 * My sugestion would be to have to chronologies one for Gene solo and another for Kiss (and obviously do the same for Peter, Paul and Ace. Is there an actual chronology for the for "solo" albums is it just random? -J04n (talk) 17:59, 20 February 2009 (UTC)
 * Oops. Actually, I didn't notice the double chronology on the GS solo album. You can still follow the Kiss discography from there. What was confusing was (a) it goes to another Kiss solo album, and (b) I didn't have my reading glasses on! – B.hotep •talk• 11:22, 21 February 2009 (UTC)

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