KISS in 1976, at the height of their golden '70s. A "true complete edition" soundboard master that surpasses even the pro-shot version has arrived! This work is engraved with the "August 13, 1976 Houston performance." It's a stereo soundboard recording. As anyone who has noticed this article knows, our shop has been releasing a series of astonishing soundboards around the world through our own channels, and the peak of 1976 was a particularly fierce battleground. While also organizing the collection, let's take a look at the position of this work from an overview of its activities. "ALIVE! Tour" January 23rd - March 28th: North America # 1 (35 performances) ← * DETROIT 1976 and others "DESTROYER Tour" April 11th - May 4th: North America # 2 (13 performances) May 13th - June 6th: Europe (17 performances) ← * PARIS 1976 and others July 3rd - September 12th: North America # 3 (35 performances) ← ★ Here ★ "ROCK & ROLL OVER Tour" November 24th - December 30th: North America # 4 (22 performances) ← * MEMPHIS 1976 This is KISS in 1976. Three tours are crowded together, but the Houston performance of this work was one act of "North America # 3". This "North America # 3" is also the mass production period of masterpiece sound boards, so let's focus on the dates further. Details of "North America # 3" ・ July 3rd-8th (3 performances) * July 10th "JERSEY CITY 1976 SOUNDBOARD" ・ July 11th-August 11th (17 performances) * August 13th: Houston performance ←★This work★ ・ August 15th + 17th (2 performances) * August 20th "DEFINITIVE ANAHEIM 1976" ・ August 22nd-September 1st (4 performances) * September 3rd "CLEVELAND 1976 SOUNDBOARD" ・ September 4th: Pittsburgh performance * September 6th "TORONTO 1976" ・ September 8th-12th (3 performances) A complete soundboard different from the video version... and it looks like this. This show is known above all for the masterpiece pro shots that were left behind, and the highest version "HOUSTON 1976" was also very popular. This work is the audio drop... It's not. It is a newly discovered upgrade master that is different from the pro shot. The improvement covers both quality and quantity. First of all, the quantity, but the point is the complete recording of the full show that has finally been realized. There were various types of pro shot versions, but in any case, "Do You Love Me?" was missing. This work is a complete sound board that also includes "Do You Love Me?" (and before and after) (Note: The recording time itself is longer for the pro shot, but because the pre-show part is recorded longer. In the main part of the live performance, this work is longer). Let's check out the full set here. DESTROYER (5 songs), Detroit Rock City, King of the Night Time World, Shout It Out Loud, Do You Love Me? (★), God of Thunder Classics (9 songs), KISS: Strutter, Nothin' To Lose, Cold Gin, Deuce, Firehouse, Black Diamond, Others: Let Me Go, Rock And Roll, Hotter Than Hell (＊), Rock And Roll All Nite. *Note: "★" indicates songs that were not included in the pro-shot version of "HOUSTON 1976." "＊" indicates songs that could not be heard on the press masterpiece "JERSEY CITY 1976 SOUNDBOARD." The sound quality has also been significantly upgraded. And the quality that permeates such a full show is the biggest point. The pro-shot sound was a soundboard with plenty of directness, but listening to it alone felt small and like "video-based sound." However, this work is remarkably clear and wide. Each note from each of the four musicians is clearly articulated, with a distinct contour and distinct separation. While the direct-mix system is too raw to be called official, this live album stands as a stunning musical work even without video. This newly excavated soundboard master includes a full recording of "Do You Love Me?", a track that wasn't possible with the pro shots, and dramatically improved sound quality. This is a new, exceptional live album, even on the masterpiece-packed "DESTROYER Tour." This is a stereo soundboard recording of the "August 13, 1976 Houston performance." This newly excavated, complete soundboard includes "Do You Love Me?" (and the songs before and after it), which were missing from the pro shot version. The quality has also been upgraded, resulting in a significantly clearer and wider sound. This is a new, exceptional love album, even on the masterpiece-packed "DESTROYER Tour." The Summit, Houston, TX, USA 13th August 1976 STEREO SBD UPGRADE & LONGER!!! (73:47) 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 Out Loud 8. Cold Gin 9. Guitar Solo 10. Nothin' To Lose 11. Do You Love Me?★First appearance on SBD 12. Bass Solo 13. God Of Thunder 14. Drum Solo 15. God Of Thunder (reprise) 16. Rock And Roll All Nite 17. Deuce 18. Firehouse 19. Black Diamond STEREO SOUNDBOARD RECORDING
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