``CRAZY NIGHTS'' also achieved platinum status, and KISS was at the height of the no-makeup era in 1988. The best set that conveys the scene is now available. This work includes “Schweinfurt performance on August 27, 1988”. This is a 2-disc set that includes a soundboard album and multi-camera professional shots from when he appeared on the German edition of the "MONSTERS OF ROCK TOUR", which was a European summer tradition at the time. At that time, “MONSTERS OF ROCK” was touring various countries in Europe as a festival tour, but from the KISS side, it was part of the “CRAZY NIGHTS TOUR”. Let’s look back at the overall picture of the world tour, which was the peak of No Makeup KISS, and check the show’s position. 1987《``CRAZY NIGHTS'' released on September 21st》 November 13th - December 31st: North America #1 (31 performances) 1988 January 1st - April 2nd: North America #2 (66 performances) )・April 16th-24th: Japan (5 shows)・July 4th: Swansea show・August 12th + 13th: New York (2 shows)・August 16th-October 4th: Europe (23rd show) Performance) ←★Here★ This is KISS in 1987/1988. The large-scale US tour of nearly 100 performances is very impressive, but after that, the only Japanese performance in the 1980s was also realized. Europe will be the final stage of the world tour in another 4 months, of which 5 performances were the “MONSTERS OF ROCK TOUR” from August 20th (UK) to September 10th (Italy). This work was a concert that was the third performance. As it is a famous and extremely popular festival, the event will be broadcast on TV and radio. This work is coupled with the broadcast sound board / professional shot. First up is the stereo sound board version of DISC 1. This is also amazing! There was no cheering, and the raw and rough mix could be called "direct-to-table type" rather than "official level." It has a stronger sense of wildness than polished beauty, but if KISS is the main character, it's not a flaw but a beauty. Although it's catchy, it has a wonderful rushing force that can't be controlled, and it pulls you along. Of course, it's KISS, so even if their manners are bad, their performance is tight. A rough but tight ensemble is the best. Also, perhaps because the broadcast time on radio was shorter than on TV, one song, "Shout It Out Loud", was cut. In this work, this song was supplemented with a TV broadcast soundboard and recorded as the longest version. Now, let's organize the set as well. 70's (7 songs)・KISS: Cold Gin/Black Diamond/Deuce・DRESSED TO KILL: Rock And Roll All Nite・DESTROYER: Shout It Out Loud (★)/Detroit Rock City・LOVE GUN: Love Gun 80's (6 song)・CREATURES OF THE NIGHT: I Love It Loud・LICK IT UP: Fits Like A Glove・ANIMALIZE: Heaven's On Fire・ASYLUM: Tears Are Falling・CRAZY NIGHTS: No, No, No/Crazy Crazy Nights *Note: “ ★” mark is supplemented by TV broadcast sound board. ...and it looks like this. Due to this compensation, the contents of the radio version CD and TV version DVD of this work are the same. The TV broadcast was recorded on the DIUSC 2 DVD. The quality here is also excellent. Honestly, the resolution is poor since it was an air check from the analog era, and it cannot be called ``official grade'' by modern standards of the digital era. However, on the other hand, the freshness of the master is tremendous. Although the detailed generation has not been disclosed, as far as you can see on the screen, there are no dubbing marks or deterioration over time. There is no white line noise or tape twisting, and the colors are vivid despite being over 30 years old. That's why you'll wonder how they were able to record it so beautifully with the equipment in 1988, and it's as if they were directly receiving broadcast radio waves at the time. And because it comes with a video, the no-makeup performance of KISS, which was popular in the metal bubble, is dazzling. The set, lined with amplifiers arranged in a row, was simple but reminiscent of rock music, and the costumes were full of the glamor of LA metal at its peak. Bruce Kulick repeats technical phrases, and the late Eric Carr singing "Black Diamond" while shaking his black hair is also nostalgic. Paul and Gene also have sharp actions that do not rely on gimmicks, and they put on a lively show from the healthy, no-makeup era. And what makes this 80's image even more appealing is the scene. This festival tour is held at a special outdoor venue, and the sun sets late in the summer in Europe. The KISS stage was always performing in bright sunlight, and the large audience in front of them was clearly visible. You can fully enjoy the spectacle of rocking furiously to the sea of people bouncing along to the beat. KISS was still KISS, even when they ditched their historic make-up. Rather, it is a two-disc set where you can fully enjoy the highlight stages of the era when the charm of music, songs, and performances themselves were shining to the fullest with soundboards and professional shots. A 2-disc set containing the soundboard album and multi-camera pro shots of the West German version of MONSTERS OF ROCK "Schweinfurt performance on August 27, 1988". Both are based on radio/TV broadcasts at the time, and although they are vivid types, the masters are extremely fresh. “Shout It Out Loud”, which was cut in the radio broadcast, was also supplemented on the TV sound board, and both are recorded in the longest version. This is the definitive album where you can fully enjoy the heyday of no-makeup KISS with a sound board and professional shots. Schweinfurt, Germany 27th August 1988 STEREO SBD/PRO-SHOT CD(58:50) 1. Intro 2. Deuce 3. Love Gun 4. Fits Like A Glove 5. Heaven's On Fire 6. Cold Gin 7. Black Diamond 8. No , No, No 9. Crazy, Crazy Nights 10. Tears Are Falling 11. I Love It Loud 12. Shout It Out Loud 13. Rock And Roll All Nite 14. Detroit Rock City STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING DVD(58:33) 1. Intro 2. Deuce 3. Love Gun 4. Fits Like A Glove 5. Heaven's On Fire 6. Cold Gin 7. Black Diamond 8. No, No, No 9. Crazy, Crazy Nights 10. Tears Are Falling 11. I Love It Loud 12. Shout It Out Loud 13. Rock And Roll All Nite 14. Detroit Rock City PRO-SHOT COLOR NTSC Approx.59min. Paul Stanley - Vocal, Guitar Gene Simmons - Vocal, Bass Bruce Kulick - Guitar Eric Carr - Drums
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