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KISS are celebrating 40 years of their classic 12th studio album Animalize with a very limited edition, highly collectible picture disc vinyl pressing of 500 units worldwide.

Additional custom touches include an exclusive replica fur cover jacket with a brand-new double-sided poster. Each pressing will be uniquely numbered.

The band will also be releasing a limited-edition black ice and white cornetto vinyl color effect pressing, housed in a silver mirror wrapped jacket and brand-new single-sided poster. This edition is limited to 2,500 units worldwide.

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The album is highlighted by standout cuts like first single “Heaven’s on Fire” and “Thrills in the Night.”

The exciting anniversary isn’t the only fresh news to recently emerge out of KISS Land.

Earlier this month, the iconic rockers became the latest act to score an entry to  Spotify’s Billions Club , after their classic hit “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” reached one billion streams on the platform.

The Billions Club playlist first launched in 2020 as home to all of the songs on Spotify that have impressively surpassed one Billion streams. In addition to a spot on the playlist, which currently has 682 songs, Spotify also recognizes the artists with a Billions Club plaque. “I Was Made For Lovin’ You” is KISS’ first track to reach the major milestone.

The song originally appeared on the group’s 1979 album  Dynasty . It was released as the A-side of their first single for the album, with the song “Hard Times” as the B-side. The track became the group’s second Gold single, selling over 1 million copies in both the U.S. and Canada. It reached number 11 on the Billboard singles chart and No.1 on the Canadian national chart, at the same time becoming a hit in Australia and New Zealand and charting in Europe.

In 2017, Paul Stanley admitted that he felt conflicted about the song’s success. He called it “a double-edged sword, because it became such a massive hit but it was also so contrary and contradictory to what we had done before.” He continued: “The funniest thing is when we do festivals sometimes in Europe where it’s very much… the bands are quite heavy, well, when we do an encore of ‘I Was Made For Lovin’ You’, you suddenly have all these people with spikes in their eyeballs or bones through their noses singing along. So it’s a song that seems to transcend everything — although it went through a period, certainly, of a big backlash against it.”

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From the UK tour accompanying “Animalize”, Leicester Performance on October 10th was recorded completely with high quality audience recording. I used a master that has not been circulated even among traders who recorded that Crazy S. The sound pressure is sufficient, it is recorded with excellent sound sense sound. The sound of each part is recorded with presence rich loud sound, the punch of sound is the highest level as the recording of this era, the powerful groove which the band releases is transmitted directly. In the part where the sound is dense, it becomes somewhat dango-like, but still it is a good sound when considering the times. Mark St. John who is recording member of “Animalize” was forced to withdraw due to illness, so it is the first tour after joining Bruce · Cuulic who joined instead. Play a new work from “Animalize” Heaven’s On Fire, Under The Gun, I’ve Had Enough. To that vivid sound and performance sound freshly. “Creatures Of The Night” “Lick It Up” along with the number of the show’s center axis, has become a powerful set that appealed positive progressive kiss this season. The late Eric car’s tight and powerful drums are also recorded clearly. It has a perfect recording with a good sound separation feeling, a moderate air feeling and presence, and an ideal high sound quality with a natural and wide sound that is friendly to the ears. One piece of essential fan enthusiasts who captured the stage of the animation tour in early stage with high sound quality appeared.

★ It is a review summary of beatleg magazine vol. 103 (February 2009 issue). For your information.

In the previous work “Lick It Up”, the Animalize tour accompanied with the new work “Animalize” released with the kiss who eventually dropped the make-up and won the match with the real work, finally released Leicester Performance on October 10, 1984 as high sound quality Live audience complete recording with audience recording. An accident in which Mark St. John, a new lead guitarist who joined on behalf of Vinnie Vincent who was in the early stages of the tour, which is the ninth performance after the Animalize tour started and replaced many problems, can not play due to a strange disease Among them, it is also a sound source when Bruce Kurok, who was selected quickly, joined the tour for the first time. In terms of sound quality, there is plenty of realism with the feeling of dark, dekai sound like tightly condensed. A lot of new songs that are said to be heavy metal are played from the new work “Animalize”, and it is strongly impressed that it has changed greatly in terms of sound from the makeup kiss. However, Bruce Cuerick not yet familiar with the kiss has no room to give out his own color, and he copies the guitar sound of Ace · Fréry as it is, for example, “Cold Gin” which changes greatly afterwards Etc. are played in the style of the ace play itself. Also, at the “Black Diamond” decorating the last, instead of Peter Chris, Eric Carr is taking vocals but the performance of Ending is one of the listening place with a grand arrangement only during this period . 「Animalize」に伴うUKツアーより10月10日のレスター公演を高音質オーディエンス録音で完全収録。あのCrazy S.が録音したトレーダー間でも出回っていないマスターを使用。音圧は十分にあり、安定感抜群のサウンドで収録されています。各パーツの音は存在感豊かなラウドなサウンドで収録されており、音のパンチもこの時代の録音としては最高レベルで、バンドの放つ力強いグルーブがダイレクトに伝わってきます。音が密集したパートでは多少ダンゴ気味になりますが、それでも時代を考えると十分に良好なサウンドです。「Animalize」のレコーディングうメンバーであるマーク・セント・ジョンが病気で脱退を余儀なくされたため、代わりに加入したブルース・キューリック参加後の初ツアーです。「Animalize」からの新作Heaven’s On Fire、Under The Gun、I’ve Had Enoughをプレイ。そのへヴィメタル然としたサウンドと演奏が新鮮に響きます。「Creatures Of The Night」「Lick It Up」からのナンバーをショウの中軸に沿え、この時期らしい現在進行形のキッスをポジティブにアピールした力強いセットになっています。故エリック・カーのタイトでパワフルなドラムもクリアーに収録されています。良好な音の分離感、適度な空気感と臨場感、そして耳に優しいナチュラルでワイドな響きをもった理想的な高音質でショウを完全収録しています。アニマライズ・ツアー初期のステージを高音質で捉えた、ファン必携の一枚が登場です。

★beatleg誌　vol.103（2009年2月号）のレビュー要約です。ご参考まで。

前作『Lick It Up』で、ついにメークを落として素顔で勝負に出たキッスが満を持してリリースした新作『Animalize』に伴うAnimalize ツアーより、1984年10月10日のレスター公演を高音質オーディエンス録音で完全収録したライヴ音源。Animalize ツアーがスタートして9公演目となるツアー初期のものであり、かつ、問題の多かったヴィニー・ヴィンセントに代わって加入した新リード・ギタリストのマーク・セント・ジョンが奇病によりプレイできなくなるというアクシデントの中で、急きょ抜擢されたブルース・キューリックがツアーに初参加した時の音源でもある。音質的には、ぎゅっと凝縮されたような濃い、デカイ音という感じで臨場感たっぷり。新作『Animalize』からヘヴィー・メタルと言っていい新曲が数多くプレイされており、メーク時代のキッスとはサウンド的にも大きく変わってきたことを強く印象づけている。但し、まだキッスに馴染めていないブルース・キューリックは、自分のカラーを出す余裕はまったくなく、ひたすらにエース・フレーリーのギター・サウンドをコピーしていて、例えば、後に大きく変わっていく「Cold Gin」などは、エースのプレイそのもののスタイルで演奏されている。また、ラストを飾る「Black Diamond」では、ピーター・クリスに代わり、エリック・カーがボーカルをとっているが、エンディングの演奏は、この時期だけの壮大なアレンジのもので聴き所の一つである。

Disc 1 1. Intro. 2. Detroit Rock City 3. Cold Gin 4. Strutter 5. Fits Like A Glove 6. Guitar Solo 7. Under The Gun 8. Heaven’s On Fire 9. War Machine 10. Drum Solo 11. Young And Wasted 12. I’ve Had Enough (Into The Fire) 13. I Still Love You

Disc 2 1. Lick It Up 2. Bass Solo 3. I Love It Loud 4. Love Gun 5. Rock And Roll All Nite 6. Creatures Of The Night 7. Black Diamond

Paul Stanley – Vocal & Guitar Gene Simmons – Vocal & Bass Bruce Kulick – Guitar Eric Carr – Drums

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The A to Z of KISS

An alphabetical celebration of the 'hottest band in the world'

As part of KISS THIS! , Planet Rock’s month-long celebration of KISS, we've rounded up 26 alphabetical facts about the “hottest band in the world.”

The A to Z of KISS show originally aired on Planet Rock on the evening of Wednesday 21st September in an hour-long show hosted by Ian Danter .

You can check out all 26 weird and wonderful facts, in alphabetical order no less, below. For more information on our special KISS THIS shows, you can visit our page RIGHT HERE .

The A to Z of KISS:

A - ace frehley.

Ace Frehley was the original KISS guitar player who infamously turned up for his audition in 1973 wearing one red and one orange sneaker. He also designed the lightning bolt KISS logo and came up with the idea of having his guitar have smoke billowing out of it as a special effect.

B - Bruce and Bob Kulick

Both Bruce and Bob Kulick played guitar for KISS; Bob auditioned the same day Ace did in 1973 (Ace got the gig of course), but he did play on studio cuts from 1977's Alive II and KISS Killers in 1982. His younger brother Bruce was drafted in to cover for an ailing Mark St John for the 1984 Animalize UK tour, and his quality - combined with St John failing to recover sufficiently from a hand problem - meant Bruce had the job for the next 12 years.

C – Criss (Peter Criss)

Peter Criss, the original drummer who had played in bands called Lips & Chelsea prior to meeting Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley to form a trio. When he was first set to meet the other two outside a New York recording studio, a well-dressed Peter walked right past Gene and Paul thinking they were guys from the street rather than budding rock stars. Peter sang but played very little drums on his own 1978 KISS solo album, 'Peter Criss', due to the effects of a car crash that he was very lucky to survive.

D – Detroit

Detroit was arguably the first American big city that took KISS to its heart, as the band were selling out arenas there before anywhere else in the country. 'Detroit Rock City' from 1976 was written in celebration of the place, telling the story of a fan who dies in a car crash heading for the city to see the band. On the album, the news report you can hear at the start of the song was read out by producer Bob Ezrin.

E - Exciter

'Exciter' is the first track on the 'Lick It Up' album in 1983 which saw the band appear on the front cover without makeup for the first time. Vinnie Vincent appears on that cover but it's not his guitar solo on 'Exciter.' Evidently the producer Michael James Jackson didn't think Vincent's efforts suited the song and Rick Derringer was drafted in to play the main solo instead.

F - Forever

'Forever' is only KISS' second ever US Top 10 single hit after 'Beth' in 1976, and, like 'Beth', a ballad. This one was written by Paul Stanley with a certain Michael Bolton, a man who had Bruce Kulick as guitarist in his band Blackjack a few years before his huge success as a solo artist.

G - Gene Simmons

Born Chaim Witz in the Israeli port city of Haifa, Gene emigrated with his mother to New York as a young boy and learned English by watching cartoons on TV and reading Marvel comics, perhaps firing his imagination for the character he was to become on stage. He also made movies in the 1980's after the makeup came off, most famously alongside Tom Selleck as the baddie in sci-fi film Runaway and as a transvestite in Never Too Young To Die.

H - Hide Your Heart

A single released from 1989's 'Hot In The Shade' LP, but the song's impact was diluted by the fact that there are no less than five versions of the song that existed around the same time as well as KISS' version. Molly Hatchet, Robin Beck & Bonnie Tyler all recorded the song and even former KISS guitarist Ace Frehley did it on his 'Trouble Walkin' album too.

Another KISS song where all is not what it seems. It was the final track on the ill-fated 'Music from the Elder' album from 1981, an album to which Ace Frehley barely contributed ahead of his departure from the band the following year. Not only that, but new drummer Eric Carr didn't have the right feel for the track according to legendary producer Bob Ezrin, and he brought in session player Allan Schwartzberg to play drums. Schwartzberg already held the distinction of being the only musician to contribute to two of the KISS 1978 solo albums, namely Gene and Peter's.

J – John (Mark St John)

Mark St John is the KISS member with the shortest tenure in the band. He was recruited for the 1984 'Animalize' album, played most but not all of the guitar solos and then developed a rare arthritic condition in his hand that forced him to sit out the European Tour that supported the album, including extensive dates in the UK. Bruce Kulick came in as a temporary measure, but it soon became clear that he fit the band better than St John. Mark was let go soon after the band started the American leg of the tour.

K - KISSTORY

KISSTORY was the name of a giant coffee table book weighing 9 lbs released in 1995 full of unreleased photos and information about the history of the band. It wasn't available in bookstores but only by calling a special phone number to order. Future KISS guitarist Tommy Thayer played a major part in putting the project together from scratch.

L - Lakeland

Lakeland in Florida was where Ace Frehley was electrocuted on stage in 1976 when touching a metal handrail on the stage that hadn't been properly grounded. He recovered to finish the set that night and the incident spawned two things; first, the band invested in one of the first wireless guitar systems to avoid a similar thing happening in future. Secondly, it inspired Ace to write what became his signature song, 'Shock Me.'

M - Man of 1,000 Faces

'Man Of 1,000 Faces' is a song Gene Simmons' 1978 solo album that was written some years before as a tribute to one of Gene's heroes when growing up, the silent movie legend Lon Chaney, famous for playing the Hunchback of Norte Dame, Phantom of the Opera in the 1920s.

N - New York Groove

All four KISS solo albums in 1978 had singles released from them, but only Ace's version of the old Hello song 'New York Groove' was a hit, making No.13 on the US chart. The confidence Ace derived from the success of the single led to at least 3 Frehley sung tracks on the next 2 KISS studio albums, 'Dynasty' and 'Unmasked.'

'Ozone' is a spaced-out track from Ace Frehley's 1978 solo album that was subsequently covered in 1995 by a fledgling band called Foo Fighters as a B-side to Dave Grohl's second Foos single 'I'll Stick Around.' Dave had also recorded a KISS cover whilst in Nirvana, contributing a version of 'Do You Love Me?' to the KISS covers album 'Hard to Believe' in 1990.

P - Paul Stanley

Born Stanley Eisen in New York, Paul Stanley is completely deaf on one side, as he was born with a microtia where his right ear should have been. Instead, he had a crumpled mass of cartilage that he hid under his rock star hairdo for years until the early 80's when he underwent surgery to correct the look of his right ear. When KISS cut their hair short for 1981's 'The Elde'r, Paul wore a purple bandana to hide the microtia.

Queens, New York is the district where KISS played their first ever live gig on Jan 30th 1973 at the Coventry Club. They performed two sets that night for an audience of 10 people, including the band's girlfriends! It's also been suggested that one Joey Ramone was present at one of KISS' first shows.

KISS took Rush out on tour during the Canadian trio's early days with Neil Peart having just joined. The two bands forged a very close friendship as they toured across America in 1974 and 75. KISS have been known for giving some hugely successful bands opening slots over the years, including Iron Maiden, AC/DC, Judas Priest and Bon Jovi.

S - Simmons and Stanley

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley have been the mainstays of KISS since they formed the band in 1973. Paul took a dislike to Gene when they first met at a mutual friend's house on account of Gene's arrogance towards Paul's songwriting, as Gene felt he was the only person he knew who could write songs. The first song Paul played for Gene was called 'Sunday Driver', which eventually wound up on KISS debut album, retitled 'Let Me Know.'

T - Tommy Thayer

Tommy Thayer is the current KISS guitarist but who performed a number of roles within the KISS organisation before he replaced Ace Frehley 20 years ago. He'd co-written songs with Gene on 'Hot In the Shade' from 1989, booked a KISS Convention tour of American Hotels in the mid 90s, and acted as the band's road manager during the Reunion tour. Tommy was even asked by Gene and Paul to work with both Peter Criss and Ace Frehley prior to the 1996 reunion to help them to remember their respective drum and guitar parts for the classic songs, which they'd mostly forgotten, especially in Peter's case.

U - Unplugged

MTV were instrumental in what was to become a fully-fledged reunion of the original KISS line-up when in 1995 they asked the band to perform on the well-known Unplugged show after the current line-up had been playing a series of acoustic shows across America. MTV bosses wanted Ace Frehley and Peter Criss to join the band for part of the show, which they did. Within a year, the make-up, costumes and the original four were plotting a massive money-spinning reunion tour.

V - Vinnie Vincent

Originally Vincent Cusano, Vinnie Vincent was a session musician who, amongst his pre-KISS jobs, wrote songs for the Happy Days spin off show Joanie loves Chachi and also played on the big Dan Hartman disco hit 'Instant Replay'. He joined KISS late in 1982 and had his gold Egyptian Ankh makeup design put together for him by Paul Stanley.

W - Wicked Lester

Wicked Lester was Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley's pre-KISS band that recorded an album for CBS in 1972 that was shelved and the band broke up, leading to Paul & Gene starting KISS. A few years later, CBS threatened to release Wicked Lester at the height of KISS' fame and the band were forced to buy the rights to the album in order to prevent its release, but bootleg copies of the eclectic album have long been circulating between fans. Wicked Lester made it into our gallery of the worst original band names .

X – X-Ray Eyes

'X-Ray Eyes' is one of just two Gene Simmons songs on 1979's 'Dynasty' studio album, the least he's contributed to any studio LP the band has released. Gene also only played bass on four of the album's songs, including this one.

Y – "You wanted the best, you got the best, the hottest band in the world, KISS!"

This has long been the band's introduction onstage, but in the very early days, their introduction was simply 'Ladies and gentlemen, put your two lips together and KISS' until roadie JR Smalling heard the now famous phrase being used on a TV car commercial and adapted it for the band introduction. It's JR's voice you can hear saying the classic intro on 1975's 'KISS Alive!' album. Planet Rock's very own Joe Elliott got to say the line a few years ago when Def Leppard toured with KISS.

Z – Zerbe (Anthony Zerbe)

Anthony Zerbe played a mad scientist looking to destroy the band in the 1978 TV Movie KISS Meets the Phantom Of The Park (also known as 'KISS in Attack of the Phantoms' in Europe), a film that the band were utterly embarrassed to watch back at the premiere. Yes, it was that bad! Zerbe went on to star as a Bond villain in Licence To Kill some years later.

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