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KISS 'Very Best' CD Part Of 'Earth Month'

April 5, 2008

As part of Wal-Mart's "Earth Month" campaign for April, the company is promoting more than 120 CDs and DVDs, including "The Very Best of Kiss".

The eco-friendly package is 100% recyclable and biodegradable. It also includes a blow in card containing seeds for planting and allows you to get three free MP3 downloads from a selection of 30 titles.

Originally released in 2002, "The Very Best of Kiss" features only four songs from KISS's post-"Dynasty" period. This 21-song set contains all previously released material, including a version of "Rock and Roll All Nite" from 1975's crowd-noise drenched "Alive!"

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