KISS ALIVE CASABLANCA 12" DBL ALBUM / LP SET GENE SIMMONS ACE FREHLEY GR8 VINYL
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Additional Information about Alive! by Kiss (Vinyl, 1975, 2 Discs, Casablanca)

 

CONDITION/Details: GATEFOLD COVER: VG+  VINYL’S ARE NM.  Both disc play FINE with no skips, jumps or repeats. This LP set rocks hard unforgivingly Kiss Heavy Rock! PLAY IT LOUD!! No booklet. Thanks for looking!


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Album Features

UPC:

No barcode

Artist:

KISS

Format:

Vinyl

Release Year:

1975

Record Label:

Casablanca

Genre:

Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

Number Of Discs:

2

 

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Recording Type:

Live

SPAR Code:

n/a


Album Notes
Kiss: Paul Stanley (vocals, guitar); Gene Simmons (vocals, bass); Peter Criss (vocals, drums); Ace Frehley (guitar, background vocals).Includes liner notes by Paul Stanley, Ace Frehley, Gene Simmons, Peter Criss and Robert V. Conte. When Kiss released the double album ALIVE in 1975, the purpose was to capture the spark and energy of their electrifying live shows. Although the spectacular lighting, Gene Simmons' blood-spitting and Ace Frehley's smoke-emitting guitar went unseen, the thunderous power with which Kiss performed every night came across easily. Recorded during a 1975 tour, ALIVE may not have matched FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE in sales, but it put Kiss on the map in the eyes of the music-buying public. Songs such as "Deuce" and "Cold Gin" became staples for hard-core fans and "Rock and Roll All Nite" became an anthem for everyone else. Chock full of solid rock & roll hooks that pack a consistent punch, ALIVE established Ace Frehley as a certified guitar god. Not unlike the Velvet Underground, who've been credited with inspiring legions of fans to go out and start their own bands, Frehley was equally as influential to another generation. His fretwork on songs such as "Parasite" and "Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll" went just as far in getting thousands of adolescents to go out and pick up guitars.


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