Kiss/NJ,USA 07.23.1975 Complete Soundboard Edition

The complete version of the legendary soundboard, which is said to have been most widely used on the historic masterpiece “ALIVE!”, is now available! The absolute masterpiece that can be called “the true ALIVE!” has been urgently available! This work permanently preserves the “July 23, 1975 Wildwood performance.” This is a stereo soundboard recording. The traditional album “ALIVE!” is an edited-style live album produced from shows in four locations. Speaking of its origin, “DEFINITIVE DETROIT 1975 SOUNDBOARD” was also a hot topic, but of course (?) this work is a different performance. In order to clarify the situation around this, let’s take a bird’s-eye view of the soundboard situation in light of the overview of activities at that time. “HOTTER THAN HELL Tour” January 7th – February 22nd (14 shows) ← *SAN FRANCISCO JANUARY 1975 “DRESSED TO KILL Tour” March 19th – May 11th (28 shows) *May 16th “DEFINITIVE DETROIT 1975” (ALIVE! recording date) May 17th – June 7th (12 shows) *June 13th “TULSA 1975 SOUNDBOARD” June 14th – 20th (4 shows) *June 21st: Cleveland (ALIVE! recording date) June 22nd – July 5th (6 shows) *July 20th: Davenport (ALIVE! recording date) *July 23rd: Wildwood (ALIVE! recording date) ← ★This work★ August 2nd – 28th (10 shows) “ALIVE! Tour” September 10th – December 31st (50 performances) ← * LANDOVER 1975 The true ALIVE! leaked from the official production process This is KISS in 1975. All four performances that formed the basis of “ALIVE!” were part of the “DRESSED TO KILL Tour”, and the Wildwood performance in this work was also the final show. The soundboard of this day was made official in the 50th anniversary super deluxe edition of “ALIVE!” released recently, attracting attention from collectors around the world. According to the import source’s materials, this work is a master that leaked from the production process. In other words, the “DEFINITIVE DETROIT 1975 SOUNDBOARD”, which became a hot topic recently, is also from the same situation and the same route. In fact, the quality of this work is completely official. As with “DEFINITIVE DETROIT 1975 SOUNDBOARD”, the difference from the official version was unclear, but that means it is completely flawless. Neither the perfectly organized mix nor the freshness of the master, which has absolutely no degradation elements, is at the level of a bootleg. It should be discussed at the level of “Which is better, the official ALIVE itself?” The original full soundboard of the main performance that gave birth to ALIVE! Another important thing is that this Wildwood performance was the most important live performance that was most frequently used in “ALIVE!” This work is its complete version. Let’s organize how much was used in “ALIVE!” here. KISS (7 songs) Deuce (★) / Strutter (★) / Firehouse (★) / Nothin’ To Lose (★) / 100,000 Years / Black Diamond (★) / Cold Gin (☆) Others (4 songs + 2 songs) HOTTER THAN HELL: Got to Choose (★) / Hotter Than Hell (★) / Parasite (★) / Let Me Go, Rock And Roll DRESSED TO KILL: She (★) / C’mon And Love Me (★) *Note: Songs marked with a “★” are included in “ALIVE!”. Songs marked with a “☆” are included only in part. …What do you think? The overwhelming number of “★” marks. Conversely, the only songs from this album that were not included in “ALIVE!” are “100,000 Years,” “Let Me Go, Rock And Roll,” and “Cold Gin (part).” The rest form the entire foundation of “ALIVE!”. Of course, the listening experience is completely different. While “ALIVE!” is famous for its extensive overdubs, this album is completely free of such modifications. This is the true meaning of “ALIVE!”. There have been many soundboards previously described as “unedited ALIVE” or “complete ALIVE.” However, no live album more worthy of this description than this one. This is the ultimate real soundboard, allowing you to fully experience the main performance of this historic masterpiece without any retouching. This is a superb stereo soundboard recording of the “July 23, 1975 Wildwood performance.” Like a master leaked from the production process of the 50th anniversary edition of “ALIVE!”, the perfectly tuned mix and the master’s freshness, free of any degradation, are not at the level of a bootleg. This is a cultural heritage album that comes once every 50 years, allowing you to fully experience the main performance, most of which was used in ALIVE, on an unedited soundboard. Wildwood Convention Center, Wildwood, NJ, USA 23rd July 1975 (72:22) 01. Deuce 02. Strutter 03. Got To Choose 04. Hotter Than Hell 05. Firehouse 06. She 07. Ace Frehley Guitar Solo 08. Nothin’ To Lose 09. C’mon And Love Me 10. 100,000 Years 11. Drum Solo / 100,000 Years 12. Parasite 13. Black Diamond 14. Cold Gin 15. Let Me Go, Rock ‘N Roll STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING