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KISS / ALIVE II / Record LP / First Edition Japan with obi Very Rare From Japan 

Condition：USED

Live take (old analog version, sides 1 to 3)
Detroit Rock City [3:56]. From "Hell's Army". One of their most popular songs, played as the opening number of their concerts for a long time. Lead vocals by Stanley. King Of The Night Time World [3:05] From "Hell's Army", the first and second lines are the same as in the original (Hell's Army). Lead vocals by Stanley. Hot Ladies' Room [3:14]. From "Rock Fire in Hell". Lead vocals by Simmons. Endless Rock Fire - Makin' Love [3:13]. From "Rock Fire in Hell". Lead vocals by Stanley. Love Gun [3:40]. From "Love Gun". Lead vocals by Stanley. Calling Dr. Love [3:35]. From "Rockfire in Hell". Lead vocals by Simmons. Christine Sixteen [2:45]. From "Love Gun". Lead vocals by Simmons. Shock Me [5:51]. From "Love Gun". The lead vocal is by Frehley, the only lead vocalist on this album. The guitar solo in the latter half of the song features a dynamic feedback technique, but part of it was cut out for editing reasons. Hard Luck Woman [3:06] - Hard Luck Woman From "Rock Fire in Hell". Chris is the lead vocalist. The studio version has acoustic guitar backing, but this version is played with a distorted electric guitar. The sound source is the Capital Theater in Passaic, New Jersey. Tomorrow and Tonight [3:25]. From "Love Gun". Lead vocals by Stanley. Recorded at the Capital Theatre. I Stole Your Love [3:35]. From "Love Gun". Lead vocals by Stanley. The soundtrack is taken from the soundcheck at the LA Forum. Beth [2:24]. From "Hell's Army". Chris is the lead vocalist. The rest of the band did not perform, and the backing music was on tape. The sound source is Nippon Budokan (April 2, 1977). God of Thunder [5:16]. From "Hell's Army". Starts with Simmons' bass solo, and features Chris' drum solo in the middle. It was played at a more up-tempo than the original studio recording, probably to make the flow to the drum solo smoother. Simmons sings lead vocals. The sound source is Nippon Budokan (April 2, 1977). I Want You [4:14]. From "Rock Fire in Hell". Lead vocals by Stanley. Recorded at Nippon Budokan (April 2, 1977). Screaming Madness - Shout It Out Loud [3:39]. From "Hell's Army". The lead vocals are Stanley on the A melody and Simmons on the B melody. A pyro blast is layered on top of the ending, and an encore of "We Want KISS! encore to create the atmosphere of the end of the concert. Studio recording (old analog version, side 4, September 1977, at the Capital Theater in Passaic, New Jersey and Electric Lady Studios in New York City)
All-American Man [3:13] Words and music by Sean Delaney and Paul Stanley Rockin' in the USA [2:36] Words & Music by Gene Simmons Larger Than Life [3:59] Words & Music by Gene Simmons Rocket Ride [4:07] Words and music by Sean Delaney and Ace Frehley Any Way You Want It [2:33] Words and music by Dave Clark Original by Dave Clark Five.
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