In this fire-breathing episode of The Chazz Cast, Chazz puts on the warpaint and dives deep into Destroyer — the landmark 1976 album from KISS that took them from hard rock heroes to arena-rock gods. With Bob Ezrin behind the board, Destroyer saw the band expand their sonic palette, experiment with new sounds, and deliver some of the most iconic moments in rock history.

Chazz goes track-by-track through this genre-defining beast — from the thunderous opener “Detroit Rock City” and the raw power of “King of the Night Time World,” to the theatrical balladry of “Beth” and the eerie drama of “Great Expectations.” He explores the production tricks, the risks the band took, and how Destroyer broke the mold for what a KISS album could be.

Was this KISS at their peak? Did Ezrin’s polish help or hurt the raw energy of the band? Chazz gives his unfiltered take on what many consider the greatest KISS album of all time — with plenty of love, and maybe a little fire-spitting critique.

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