Kiss/TX,USA 1976 Expanded Edition

An expanded version of the masterpiece pro shot of “DESTROYER TOUR 1976” has appeared. The masterpiece pro shot is “Houston performance on August 13, 1976”. It is a standard video that has been released as “HOUSTON 1976” in our shop, but it is regrettable that it was incompletely recorded despite its superb quality. It was only about 31 minutes and 8 songs (plus guitar solo) in the first half of the show. However, a pro shot of the second half of the show was also excavated recently. The longest version (currently) is included in this work, including the newly excavated part. From the opening “Detroit Rock City” to “Nothin’ To Lose”, it is a conventional pro shot, but after that, the newly excavated “God of Thunder”, “Rock And Roll All Nite”, “Deuce”, “Firehouse”, and “Black Diamond” 5 songs (plus drum solo) are contained for about 33 minutes. The quality of this newly excavated part is also amazing. It is true that the camera angle is the same as the previous first half, but the image quality is even higher, and even in today’s digital era, the image is so beautiful that it can only be described as “official class”. That’s because this new master seems to have leaked from the production side. As proof, the time code is also reflected at the bottom of the screen. I don’t know at what stage it leaked, but the sound is still raw and unprocessed, and the slightly outdated image processing is complete. With the appearance of the secret and treasured professional shots, we can now enjoy the “almost” full show version. …And here, the reason why we had to add “almost” is that there are a few cuts. The first half master ends in the middle of “Nothin’ To Lose”, and the second half master starts in the middle of “God of Thunder”. Both songs are missing, and “Do You Love Me?”, which was played in between, is missing. Anyway, “DESTROYER TOUR 1976”, which was revived with such a definitive professional shot, is the best! There are some slightly unusual angles on the left and right sides of the stage, and even the facial expressions of the made-up faces are perfectly captured with multi-camera. And how youthful and aggressive KISS are! They still perform many of their biggest hits with makeup on, but their singing voices and movements from the 70s are still as sharp as ever. What’s more, it’s full of the burning momentum of their heyday. Whatever they did went surprisingly well, and wherever they went, they were welcomed by a huge crowd. A show completed by professionals who perfectly lived up to the expectations of the masses… It’s packed with the greatest shining rock and roll of all time. A masterpiece + newly unearthed professional shots capturing the heyday of rock history with the finest multi-camera. The continuation of that has finally arrived. Live at the Summit, Houston, Texas, USA 13th August 1976 PRO-SHOT 1. Intro. 2. Detroit Rock City 3. King of the Night Time World 4. Let Me Go, Rock ‘n’ Roll 5. Strutter 6. Hotter Than Hell 7. Shout It Loud Loud 8. Cold Gin 9. Nothin’ To Lose 10. God of Thunder 11. Rock And Roll All Nite 12. Deuce 13 . Firehouse 14. Black Diamond PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.64min.