The Vault Gene Simmons

The most used Key signature in this album is G. with major being the most reccurent mode.

Harmonic Profile The Vault

Album has 23 different key signatures, divided as follows:
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99 songs are major (out of 165).

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Tracklist The Vault

Are You Ready (2011)

I Turn To Stone

Juliet

Hey You

I Confess

Legends Never Die (1982)

Something Wicked This Way Comes (1988)

Hand Of Fate

Hunger

In My Head (1994)

Carnival Of Souls #1 (1994)

Are You Boy, Or Are You A Girl

Say You Don´t Want It

Mongoloid Man (With Joe Perry And Michael Desbarres) (1976)

I Wait

Weapons

Weapons (Power to Raise the Dead)

Hate

Carnival of Souls #2

Master of Flash

Heavy Rain

Within

In Your Face

In Your Face with Ace

Rain #2

Carnival Intro

I Wanna Live

Rain Keeps Fallin´

Bells of Freedom

Christine Sixteen (With Van Halen Bros)

Tunnel Of Love (With Van Halen Bros)

Got Love For Sale (With Van Halen Bros)

Hell Or High Water (Demo)

Domino (demo)

Mad Dog (Demo)

Only You (Demo)

True Confessions #2

Childhoods End (Demo)

Burning Up With Fever #2

Good Girl Gone Bad (Demo)

Trial By Fire (Demo)

Secretly Cruel (demo)

Love 'em And Leave 'em (Demo)

Am I Losing My Mind

Plaster Caster

X-Ray Eyes

Charisma

Rockin' in the USA

Radioactive

See You In Your Dreams Tonight

Man of 1,000 Faces #1

Man of 1,000 Faces #2

Calling Dr. Love

Bad, Bad Lovin'

Almost Human

Burning Up With Fever

True Confessions

Goin' Blind / Little Lady

Larger Than Life

It's My Life

See You Tonite

You're My Reason #2

Always Near You

One More Chance

Now That You're Gone #2 (Synth)

You're My Reason For Living (Synth)

Dreamer

Na, Na, Na, Na

Mr. Make Believe

Now That You're Gone #3

Now That You're Gone #1

You're My Reason For Livin (4 Track)

We Are One

Everybody Wants Somebody

Bob Dylan and Gene Simmons Writing Session

Waiting for the Morning Light