Paul Stanley’s Folgers Commercial

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Is there anything that Stanley Eisen won't shill or do for money?

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Paul Stanley is so shameless he'd do commercials for Katyusha rockets. Gene Simmons would get mad he wasn't called first.

 

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He even makes a few bucks on the side as a Cher impersonator now. More uncanny than George W Bush's resemblance to Ted Bundy.

"If I could turn back time..."

 

[fkknuckle]

 

[Jack Davenport]

I am disappointed that he didn't let out an "Aw hey! or Aw right!!!!!" at the end.

 

[Rey C.]

Let's put him on a plane to Dubai and find out just what he will or won't do for money. Maybe that Nikki chick will give him some of her frequent flyer miles and he can go for free.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Vinny Vincent shoulda changed his name to Tranny Trincent in this video.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Let's put him on a plane to Dubai and find out just what he will or won't do for money. Maybe that Nikki chick will give him some of her frequent flyer miles and he can go for free.

Rumor has it that Paul will do "a lot" of things for free. Things being dudes.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Vinny Vincent shoulda changed his name to Tranny Trincent in this video.

Let's just say that I was in a rock n roll band and we wanted to write some originals and one of my band mates ran these lyrics by me..."Hey man I am cool ..I am the breeze"!.....

Pretty sure I would run over him with a car or something.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Let's just say that I was in a rock n roll band and we wanted to write some originals and one of my band mates ran these lyrics by me..."Hey man I am cool ..I am the breeze"!.....

Pretty sure I would run over him with a car or something.

I like the song but the video is embarrassing.

Ever hear this non-KISS KISS song? Rougher sound but I like it.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Have you heard this one? I am a huge fan of their early stuff pre-Dynasty.

I like it.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Have you heard this one? I am a huge fan of their early stuff pre-Dynasty.

I like it.

It has a good, raw 1970s sound. I like it.

Ever see Wanted Dead Or Alive with Rutger Hauer and Gene Simmons plays a Arab? Same director from the classic Vice Squad.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Yeah, I have seen it. There was also a movie I went to see that Gene was in where he made a lot of little robots and chased people with them. Based on a Michael Chrichton novel. Can't remember the name though.
As for the 70's groove of that tune, I believe Ace was on one his benders during the recording and they called Mark Farner in to play the solo. Has a Grand Funk Railroad vibe in the guitar work.

 

[Patrick_S]

Yeah, it´s pretty easy to make fun of Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons and their shameless greed, but it still doesn´t change the fact that Dressed To Kill is one of the greatest rock n´ roll albums of all time.

 

[Jack Davenport]

Ace's coffee commercial was better

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

Those 2 commercials must have been the inspiration for this.

 

[Supafly]

Two thoughts on this "LATTE" issue: In german, that word stays for what you americans usually call 2 by 4 - so maybe Ace thought there was some hidden machismo in this, after all?

Second: As I understand, KISS refuse to play 'I was made for Lovin' you' live, maybe there is something Paul would still not do?

 

[D-rock]

Is there anything that Stanley Eisen won't shill or do for money?

People can say what they will, but I still think William Shatner still holds the all time spot as the person that will do anything involving television, movies, or commercials as long as even a little bit of money is involved somewhere. Somebody could probably get him to come to a local public access show a guy holds in his basement for twenty bucks at this point. I'm sure Eisen is just trying to follow in those illustrious footsteps.

 

[Little Red Wagon Repairman]

People can say what they will, but I still think William Shatner still holds the all time spot as the person that will do anything involving television, movies, or commercials as long as even a little bit of money is involved somewhere. Somebody could probably get him to come to a local public access show a guy holds in his basement for twenty bucks at this point. I'm sure Eisen is just trying to follow in those illustrious footsteps.

I'd like to see William Shatner and Michael Caine go on the road together. Just the two of them sitting on stage on stools telling tales.

"Gots me money, eh?"

 

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