There
has been considerable debate as to how much use was made of studio overdubs.
Gene Simmons states in his autobiography KISS
and Make-Up that very little corrective work was done in the studio and that
most of the studio time was devoted strictly to mixing down the multi-track
recordings. He also emphasized that KISS could not have done extensive overdubbing
even if they had wanted to because the extremely meager budget allotted
to the band simply would not allow it.
Eddie Kramer stated there were a few overdubs to correct the most obvious
mistakes: breaking strings breaking or off-key notes, for instance. However,
in recent years, Kramer has stated that the only original live recording on
the album is Ace Frehley's guitar. In a recent televised interview, he also
stated the only original live recording on the album is Peter's drums.
PETER CRISS - Drums / Vocals
PAUL STANLEY - Guitar / Vocals
GENE SIMONS - Bass / Vocals
ACE FREHLEY - Guitar
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Produced By: Eddie Kramer
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Recorded from shows in Detroit, New Jersey, Iowa, and
Cleveland on the Dressed to Kill tour.
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A live version of "Rock And Roll All Nite" ris released as the
first single.
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BillBoard Chart Peaking: #9
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The live version of "Rock And Roll All Nite" storms up the charts to #12 becoming the band's first top 40 hit.
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110 Weeks on the charts (Sells over 9,000,000 coppies)
- Certified Gold on December 4, 1975 by the RIAA
- Deuce
- Strutter
- Got To Choose
- Hotter Than Hell
- Firehouse
- Nothin' To Lose
- C'mon And Love Me
- Parasite
- She
- Watchin' You
- 100,000 Years
- Black Diamond
- Rock Bottom
- Cold Gin
- Rock And Roll All Nite
- Let Me Go Rock And Roll
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