Kiss/TN,USA 1974 Complete Soundboard Edition

A soundboard series excavated by a unique route from insiders that has shocked the whole world. The latest soundboard, the legendary soundboard immediately after the debut, has been decided to be permanently preserved. This work is engraved with the “April 18, 1974 Memphis performance”. It is a stereo soundboard recording. Our shop handles the entire history of KISS, but the rarity of the early days is special. In 1974, we archived as many masterpieces as possible, so let’s start by organizing the collection in light of the overview of the activities at that time.・January 8th + 26th: New York (2 shows) “KISS Tour”・February 5th-21st: North America #1 (7 shows)・March 22nd-August 4th: North America #2 (64 shows)←★Here★《August “HOTTER THAN HELL” Production》・September 13th-October 4th: North America #3 (13 shows)←※TORONTO SEPTEMBER 1974 “HOTTER THAN HELL Tour”・October 16th-December 31st: North America #4 (42 shows)←※EAST LANSING 1974 This is KISS in 1974. The “KISS Tour” can be roughly divided into three parts with a break of about one month, but the main one was “North America #2” from spring to summer. There are many records left because there are many venues, so let’s zoom in on the schedule. Details of “North America # 2” March 22-April 5 (11 performances) * April 7 “DETROIT 1974 1ST NIGHT” April 8 + 12 (2 performances) * April 13 “DETROIT 1974 (8mm video)” April 14-17 (4 performances) * April 18: Memphis performance ← ★ This work ★ April 19-August 3 (43 performances) * August 4 “SOUTHBEND 1974” … and so on. The Memphis performance of this work is the 20th performance. Speaking of the sound board of this period, it is “DETROIT 1974 1ST NIGHT: PRE-FM REEL”, but it was 11 days later. The show is also known for being broadcast on the legendary radio station “WMC FM-100”, and has long been famous as a representative soundboard of the early days. MEMPHIS 1974 2ND NIGHT has become a standard. This work is basically the same FM soundboard, but it is a masterpiece transferred from a cassette master excavated by a unique route this time. The sound is very fresh. Since it is the same recording, the sense of instability remains the same, but the freshness has increased. The sound is much more beautiful and the details are vivid. Because of its fineness, the three-dimensionality of each sound has also increased. Such a fresh sound revives the live performance of the dawn, more than a year before “ALIVE!”. While the youthful ambition and passion are exposed, it is still rough. The taste was also tasted in the aforementioned “DETROIT 1974 1ST NIGHT”, but this work also plays the extremely rare song “Acrobat”, which was not even on that press masterpiece. This song is the original song of “Love Theme from Kiss”, also known as “You’re Much Too Yong”. There is a record that it was only performed a few times, and the Memphis performance was the last one. This work is a sound board that can be synchronized with that precious live performance. Two months after sending out “Messenger from Hell”. This is a sound board album that will pour into your brain the heat of the four people who have just jumped out into the world. Stereo sound board recording of “Memphis performance on April 18, 1974”. Although it is an FM broadcast that has been known for a long time, this work is a cassette master newly excavated by a unique route. Since the recording itself is the same, the sense of instability remains the same, but the freshness has increased. The sound is much more beautiful and the details are vivid. Because of its fineness, the three-dimensionality of each sound is also increased. This is the highest peak of the legendary sound board that will pour into your brain the extremely rare song “Acrobat” only in the very early days. Lafayette’s Music Room, Memphis, TN, USA 18th April 1974 STEREO SBD UPGRADE (41:45) 1. DJ Intro 2. Deuce 3. Strutter 4. Firehouse 5. She 6. Nothin’ to Lose 7. Cold Gin 8. 100,000 Years 9. Black Diamond 10. DJ Intro 11. Acrobat STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING