Kiss/IA,USA 1982 Soundboard

The first tour with Vinnie Vincent, “CREATURES OF THE NIGHT Tour”. Three new shocking soundboard sources have been unearthed! Collectors around the world will be shocked by the decision to release three titles at the same time! This is the first of three simultaneous releases. It is a super powerful stereo soundboard recording of the “Sioux City performance on December 30, 1982”. This work is the most important measure that will be the most notable of the simultaneous release trilogy, but in order to explain its meaning, basic knowledge of the “CREATURES OF THE NIGHT Tour” is necessary. First of all, let’s look back at the schedule at that time and understand the position of each of the three titles. 1982: October 13th, CREATURES OF THE NIGHT released December: Vinnie Vincent joins December 29-31: North America #1a (3 shows) ←★Here★ 1983: January 1st-February 4th: North America #1b (23 shows) February 1st-March 1st: North America #2 (12 shows) March 9th-April 3rd: North America #3 (15 shows) ←※EL PASO 1983: June 18th-25th: South America (3 shows) July: LICK IT UP production begins This is KISS in 1982/1983. The Sioux City show in this work is the early “North America #1a”, but the sister work “ROCKFORD 1982 SOUNDBOARD” released at the same time is also a record of “North America #1a”. Let’s zoom in on the schedule further. North America #1a Details ・December 29: Bismarck performance (Vinnie’s premiere) ・December 30: Sioux City performance ←★This work★ ・December 31 “ROCKFORD 1982 SOUNDBOARD” Thus, this work is the second performance of the “CREATURES OF THE NIGHT Tour”. This is the very early stage, the second performance after Vinnie Vincent joined. Although such a historic show has been known for audience recordings for some time, this work is a completely different newly excavated soundboard. It was uploaded to a certain place on the Internet very recently, but it was deleted in a flash. It is a rare sound source that became a phantom almost at the same time as it appeared, and many collectors are unaware of the fact that it was excavated. And the quality is so intense and unparalleled that it is irresistible. It is a so-called mix table direct connection system, and it is completely official class… or more. It is not beautifully arranged like the official work, but the unprocessed and extremely thick performance sound goes wild like dew, and the drums fly left and right with a ferocious width of pan. The bass roars with each sound, the guitar is clear even to the creak, and the howling is just as it is. It is super vivid, and you can enjoy a tremendous sense of synchronization where the ensemble of four people and the whole body are perfectly matched. The show drawn with such a transcendent sound board is also amazing. In the preface, I wrote that “this work is the most important work”, but the reason for this is the set. Let’s organize it by comparing it with the sister work “ROCKFORD 1982 SOUNDBOARD” the next day. CREATURES OF THE NIGHT (6 songs) Creatures of the Night / I Love It Loud / Keep Me Comin’ (★) / War Machine / Rock and Roll Hell (★) / I Still Love You 70’s Classics (10 songs) KISS: Strutter / Firehouse / Cold Gin / Black Diamond DESTROYER: Shout It Out Loud / God Of Thunder / Detroit Rock City Others: Calling Dr. Love / I Want You / Love Gun *Note: ★ marks are super rare songs that were only available at the beginning of the tour. …And so it goes. Six songs from “CREATURES OF THE NIGHT” are featured, including the super rare songs “Keep Me Comin'” and “Rock and Roll Hell”! Both of these great songs were briefly revived in 2016, but they were basically limited to 1982. Moreover, the former was only available at the first three shows of the tour, and the latter was only available at two shows. Yes, “Keep Me Comin'” is a super rare song that you can’t hear even in sister works, and you can enjoy it with the official transcendental direct sound board. Anyway, it’s a shock. Even just the Vinnie era sound board that transcends 40 years of time and space is enough to make you lose your hips, but it is of extremely high quality and contains two super rare songs. It’s been a long time since I’ve had such a shock. It’s so amazing that you can’t think of anything. This is the biggest and strongest shock board in 2022. A super powerful stereo sound board recording of the “Sioux City performance on December 30, 1982”, the second performance after Vinnie Vincent joined. It was recently uploaded to a certain place on the Internet, but it was deleted in a flash, and the quality is unparalleled. It is a direct connection to the mix table, and the unprocessed and extremely thick performance sound goes wild like dew, and the drums fly left and right with a ferocious width of pan. The super rare songs “Keep Me Comin'” and “Rock and Roll Hell” are also born as shocking works that can be enjoyed on a super close sound board. ●Detroit Rock City Cuts off halfway through. Live at Municipal Auditorium, Sioux City, Iowa, USA 30th December 1982 STEREO SBD★First appearance Disc 1(51:45) 1. Intro. 2. Creatures of the Night 3. Strutter 4. Calling Dr. Love 5. Firehouse 6. I Love It Loud 7. Cold Gin 8. Keep Me Comin’ 9. War Machine 10. I Want You 11. Vinnie Vincent Guitar So lo 12. I Want You (reprise) 13. Rock and Roll Hell Disc 2 (40:52) 1. I Still Love You 2. Shout It Out Loud 3. Bass Solo 4. God of Thunder 5. Drum Solo 6. God Of Thunder (reprise) 7. Love Gun 8. Paul Stanley Guitar Solo 9. Black Diamond 10. Detroit Rock City Paul Stanley – guitar, vocals, Gene Simmons – bass, vocals, Eric Carr – drums, backing vocals Vinnie Vincent – guitar STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING