KISS ALIVE Promo Clip - C'mon And Love Me and Rock And Roll All Nite - 1975

Excellent quality video from Kiss Alive Promo Video, recorded on 1975 with:
Paul Stanley - vocal and guitar
Gene Simmons - vocal and bass
Ace Frehley - guitar
Peter Criss - drums

[@JohnBGood-ry9wj]

This is the most iconic Kiss period. I love the sound and look of Paul’s 1963 Gibson firebird I. It’s what he used on ‘Dressed to kill’ ‘Alive!’ and parts of Destroyer until it was broken during a studio session for the same album.

[@darrenwiggins9957]

The greates live well almost live album of all time.

[@trippy123]

we were lucky to see those times - unlike today - i miss freedom.

[@mastodon98]

Tf???

[@TheWinston7777]

I drive past the venue that this was filmed in all the time. I live in Detroit Michigan. It is called The Michigan Building now but back in 1975 it was called The Michigan Palace.

[@andrebankston-ct6ws]

When its so simple its at your best.

[@warmonger8799]

classico

[@alejokimenezmendez7jn881]

My músic

[@vazquezsgz9879]

Is there any video of the complete concert like this one? With all the songs of the álbum?

[@choops4683]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4S9qqCEiJh3aNk

[@CraigHorwitz]

where does this concert take place?

[@cynthiaquijas1814]

Craig Horwitz cobo hall

[@hendrismeenk1581]

That was not a concert. It is the band in front of an empty concert hall. The audience-footage is later added.

[@taz6601x2]

@@hendrismeenk1581 just like the album is recorded in studio and the crowd noise added!! One of the great fake live performances of all time lol!! #KISSARMY4EVER

[@WhereMyCountryLies]

not quite true : "During the program Classic Albums, the band members all stated that while many changes had been made, such as overdubbing vocals and mixing together various crowd sounds to get a more amplified sense of the "live" sound, they considered the changes minor. In particular, they stated that they only altered the noise of the crowd to better capture the feel of the actual performances, since the raw recordings only dimly picked up the audience. They also stated that they had difficulties capturing vocals due to the natural jumps, dancing, and other stage activities."

[@dashcan8479]

in your mind

[@errolwaguespack7196]

NASTY.