KISS SELF TITLED PICTURE DISC LP NUMBERED #1961 MINT
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YOU ARE BIDDNG ON THE PICTURE DISC LP "KISS" BY THE BAND KISS. IT WAS RELEASED ON THE STEMRA LABEL OUT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM WITH THE LP BEING IN MINT CONDITION & UNPLAYED. IT IS A ORIGINAL NUMBERED #1961 PICTURE DISC. DONT CONFUSE THIS WITH ALL THE BOOTLEGS OUT THERE (BOOTLEGS ARE NOT NUMBERED)
THE RESERVE ON THIS LP IS $49.99
OVERSEAS AIR MAIL IS $12.00 FOR THE FIRST LP & $1.00 FOR EACH ADDITIONAL.
Kiss' 1974 self-titled debut is one of hard rock's all-time classic studio recordings. Kiss is chock full of their best and most renowned compositions, containing elements of Rolling Stones/New York Dolls party-hearty rock & roll, Beatles tunefulness, and Sabbath/Zep heavy metal, and wisely recorded primal and raw by producers Richie Wise and Kenny Kerner (of Gladys Knight fame). Main songwriters Stanley and Simmons each had a knack for coming up with killer melodies and riffs, as evidenced by "Nothin' to Lose" and "Deuce" (by Simmons), "Firehouse" and "Black Diamond" (by Stanley), as well as "Strutter" and "100,000 Years" (collaborations by the two). Also included is the Ace Frehley alcohol anthem "Cold Gin," "Let Me Know" (a song that Stanley played for Simmons upon their very first meeting, then titled "Sunday Driver"), and one of Kiss' few instrumentals: the groovy "Love Theme From Kiss" (penned by the entire band). The only weak track is a tacky cover of the 1959 Bobby Rydell hit "Kissin' Time," which was added to subsequent pressings of the album to tie in with a "Kissing Contest" promotion the band was involved in at the time. Along with 1976's Destroyer, Kiss' self-titled debut is their finest studio album, and has only improved over the years.
STRUTTER
NOTHIN TO LOSE
FIREHOUSE COLD GIN
LET ME KNOW
KISSIN TIME
DEUCE
100,000 YEARS
BLACK DIAMOND
LOVE THEME FROM KISS
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