KISS / KISS Loves You Hiroshima! 2015 (2CDR)

◆40th Anniversary Tour, Hiroshima Sun Plaza, Hiroshima, Japan 26th February 2015 [Multiple IEM Sources + EX-Audience Source (Original MK4 Master) = Matrix Recording]
(Disc 1)
01. Opening (Rock and Roll)
02. Film Intro
03. Detroit Rock City
04. Creatures of the Night
05. Psycho Circus
06. Parasite
07. Shout It Out Loud
08. War Machine
09. Do You Love Me
10.Deuce
11. Hell or Hallelujah
12. I Love It Loud

(Disc 2)
01. Sukiyaki
02. Lick It Up
03. Bass Solo
04. God of Thunder
05. Love Gun
06. Black Diamond
Encore:
07. I Was Made for Lovin' You
08. Samurai Son
09. Rock and Roll All Nite
10. Closing (God Gave Rock 'N' Roll to You II)

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

The second installment of the XAVEL label's IEM Matrix recordings from the 40th Anniversary Japan Tour is finally here: the Hiroshima performance! Following the opening Nagoya performance, this release features the complete recording of the live performance held at Hiroshima's Sun Plaza Hall on February 26th, the third day of the Japan tour, with stunning sound quality. Of course, the sound quality is guaranteed to be impressive, even surpassing the previously released Nagoya performance! KISS's "40th Anniversary Tour" began last year. Following their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction and collaboration with Momoiro Clover Z, the band's 2015 Japan tour, which kicked off in Nagoya and continued on to Osaka, Hiroshima, Sendai, and Tokyo, delighting fans across Japan with a spectacular stage set complete with giant screens. This title captures the third day of their Hiroshima performance, a futuristic live recording featuring an exquisitely balanced stereo mix of IEM sources used by each member onstage and a premium audience recording from the best acoustic position in the arena. The stunning instrument separation and clarity rival those of a stereo soundboard recording, combined with the thick bass and realism of premium AUD sound sources, create a seamless blend that will leave fans astounded! As this was the third day of the tour, the band's performance and stage progression were solid and solid, and the IEM matrix sound source, which had some unbalanced parts at the Nagoya performance, was stable from start to finish, so I think you will be able to enjoy the entire concert to your heart's content. Paul was in a great mood from start to finish, saying "Thank you, Mr. Robatto!"