What makes One for All by Peter Criss notable?

The album's release was notable for featuring Criss's signature style while also embracing contemporary rock elements. It received attention within the rock community, leading to discussions about his legacy as the drummer of Kiss and showcasing his songwriting talents. While it did not achieve major commercial success, it resonated with long-time fans and collectors. One for All is Peter Criss's first studio album in over two decades, following his last release, Cat #1, in 1978. By 2007, Criss was looking to reconnect with his audience after years of hiatus and lineup changes in Kiss, the band he co-founded. This album marked a significant return to solo artistry during a period where classic rock influences were being revisited.

Who is One for All for?

One for All works well if you're into heartfelt ballads for introspection, moments of personal reflection and soulful melodies with emotional depth.

How many songs are on One for All?

One for All has 12 tracks, running approximately 50 minutes.

One for All

Peter Criss · 2007

50 min · 12 tracks · rock music

A blend of heartfelt rock ballads and introspective melodies that capture the essence of personal growth and resilience.

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Top tracks — play these first

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One for All — The title track serves as a powerful anthem of unity and perseverance, encapsulating the themes of personal struggle and hope that define the album.
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Doesn’t Get Better Than This — This upbeat song reflects a celebratory tone, showcasing Criss's ability to merge rock with a feel-good vibe that invites listeners to embrace life's joys.
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Send In the Clowns — Criss's rendition of this classic demonstrates his emotive vocal delivery and ability to infuse rock sensibilities into timeless balladry, highlighting his versatility.
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Falling All Over Again — This track features poignant lyrics about love and vulnerability, illustrating Criss's knack for storytelling through music while retaining a catchy melody.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

heartfelt ballads for introspection
moments of personal reflection
soulful melodies with emotional depth
gentle pacing for evening relaxation

Maybe skip if you

prefer upbeat, fast-paced tracks
want purely instrumental experiences

Where this album fits

Career context: One for All is Peter Criss's first studio album in over two decades, following his last release, Cat #1, in 1978. By 2007, Criss was looking to reconnect with his audience after years of hiatus and lineup changes in Kiss, the band he co-founded. This album marked a significant return to solo artistry during a period where classic rock influences were being revisited.
Stylistic neighbors: Ace Frehley· Alice Cooper· Ted Nugent

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 One for All 4:47
2 Doesn’t Get Better Than This 5:08
3 Last Night 4:27
4 What a Difference a Day Makes 4:24
5 Hope 2:47
6 Faces in the Crowd 3:36
7 Send In the Clowns 3:51
8 Falling All Over Again 4:42
9 Whisper 4:16
10 Heart Behind These Hands 3:39
11 Memories 3:48
12 Space Ace 5:09

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