KISS / KISS LOVES YOU CHIBA Live in Japan 2013 (2CDR)

◆Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan 19th October 2013
(Disc 1)
01. Opening (Rock N' Roll)
02. Introduction
03. Psycho Circus
04. Shout It Out Loud
05. Do You Love Me
06. I Love It Loud
07. Hell Or Hallelujah
08. War Machine
09. Sukiyaki
10. Heaven's On Fire
11. Calling Dr. Love
12. Say Yeah
13. Shock Me / Outta This World
14. Tommy Thayer Guitar & Eric Singer Drums Solos

(Disc 2)
01. Gene Simmons Bass Solo
02. God Of Thunder
03. Lick It Up (incl. Won't Get Fooled Again)
04. Love Gun
05. Rock And Roll All Nite
Encore:
06. Detroit Rock City
07. I Was Made For Lovin' You
08. Paul Stanley Guitar Solo
09. Black Diamond
10. Outro (God Gave Rock 'n' Roll To You II)
11. Bonus Track:
"Meet & Greet Acoustic Show" at Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Japan, October 19, 2013

◇Personnel:
Paul Stanley (Vocals, Guitar)
Gene Simmons (Vocals, Bass)
Tommy Thayer (Guitar, Vocals) & Eric Singer (Drums, Vocals)

This definitive memorial item features the complete recording of the live performance held at Makuhari Messe on October 19th, the first day of the "Monster Japan Tour 2013," in stunning, high-quality audio! Following the stunning multi-IEM matrix soundtrack from VAN HALEN's Tokyo Dome concert in June, XAVEL has once again released a special item that doesn't disappoint. The multiple IEM sources used onstage have been carefully stereo-mixed, and original audience recordings have been added as ambience, delivering the full energy of the venue with rich bass and a sense of presence. This results in a stunning, high-quality sound that sounds like something only a stereo soundboard recording can deliver. This next-generation live recording captures the essence of the KISS sound: Gene's bass, Paul's rhythm guitar, Tommy's lead guitar, Eric's drums, each member's lead vocals, and their catchy chorus work, all with perfect separation and stereo positioning. It also vividly captures the intense atmosphere of a live venue, such as the intense pyro heat and the ferocious confetti storms that are difficult to convey with standard soundboard recordings. Through skillful editing, the jarring inter-song guides peculiar to IEM sources have been removed without any sense of incongruity, making it a perfect live document.