One of the best Kiss shows I've ever seen. I love the original Kiss and Eric Carr. This era of the band was amazing and deserves more credit than it gets
00:55 King Of The Nighttime World 03:56 Deuce 08:03 Shout It Out Loud 11:15 Parasite 15:12 Unholy 19.03 Creatures Of The Night 23:24 Calling Dr Love 26:25 Makin' Love 29:44 Domino 34:36 I Was Made For Loving You 39:07 Watchin' You 43:14 Firehouse 48:54 I Want You 57:03 Love Gun 1:01:20 She 1:07:27 Lick It Up 1:12:20 Forever 1:16:18 I Love It Loud 1:20:37 Black Diamond 1:26:06 Detroit Rock City 1:32:56 Heaven's On Fire 1:37:01 God Gave Rock & Roll To You 1:41:52 Rock & Roll All Nite
Look at how many make up era songs they play here. I find it difficult to believe they didn't already have plans to put make up on 12 months before they did
Pre-reunion KISS of the early 90s was the time when they started to get respected for real. Then it went downhill with the reunion (and Carnival of Souls)
So on point. KISS' last great era right here. They're firing on all cylinders this night. I've seen KISS live a dozen times and they never kicked as much ass s they did here. This set list is unreal!!!!
Brennan Wright Eric Carr was an exceptional drummer, but there was a divine will that drove him, respecting all religious beliefs here. But Eric Singer had replaced him by then, had gone through great bands, etcetera. but there was a change of sound from the 80's to the 90's, and Eric Singer was well updated, it was the beginning of the grunge era. I agree that with Eric Carr this concert would have been great, but Eric Singer didn't owe anything ...
What about Rob? I disagree, there’s no scientific fact to prove that anyone is the better drummer lol , It’s not because he’s gone but I think Carr just had a style about him that attracts me to listening to drums , as for Dave Grohl as well
@@brennanwright1887 There you go... Dave Grohl and Eric Carr are inferior drummers. Listen to Detroit rock city Animalize tour. The drum tempo is going up and down. Sign of a mediocre drummer.
The end of the second greatest era of Kiss. The last era Firehouse was played live. Pauls voice right at the end of it's maturity, from here on it's headed south.
74 torino, when Ace has already said he wanted to quit? And Peter could barely play? You’re confusing the band’s “greatness” with the height of their popularity. Musically, this version of Kiss (in the video) is when they were at their best. Yes, Kiss with Eric Carr, Vinnie Vincent, and Bruce Kulick was also very good, but during that time period is when they also were playing everything at a much faster tempo. The Hot in the Shade and Revenge era were their best. In my opinion, the Revenge era is the best because Gene’s songwriting finally returned to past glory and they also went back to black and silver and appeared most cohesive.
@@Dr.Jekyll Totally agree! They sounded so powerfull! Maximum shape for all. Paul's Voice is on top, Eric, Gene and Bruce are a Wall of sound. My favorite records of Kiss are Alive 3, Carnival of souls and Alive 4!
Fuckin stunning, still got this on vhs bootleg back in the day, this is one of my all time fav versions of KISS....just a fkin powerhouse. Shame it couldn't last.
en cuanto a sonido desempeño vocal e instrumental incluyendo el mejor baterista e.s y el mejor guitarrista B.k que ayan pasado por la banda ,LEJOS la mejor epoca de KISS. estaban al mas alto nivel y por suerte pude verlos en el 94 en el monsters y el obras 3 veces en total😎 realmente TREMENDO
In hindsight, The Reunion was cool but it really ruined KISS as a viable band. The difference between this and the original lineup (No diss to Ace and Peter, but their best days were behind them, though they had a few solid performances) is massive.
@@martywhite1084 listen to “Revenge” and “Carnival of Souls” Bruce’s playing is VERY memorable and kicks total ass! Ace couldn’t play any of Bruce’s leads from those albums! lol
I forgot "Carnival of Souls", maybe it's because it never sriked me as being a well produced or cocieved album. Shockingly I prefered "Music from the Elder" a better album, but that is only my opinion
Ian Littlewood did you just compare carnival of souls to the elder? Like the most drastically different sounding albums in their entire discography haha. But honestly carnival of souls was produced by the same producer as Alice In Chains and sounds amaaazing
La mejor alineación de Kiss sin duda Kulick es buen músico y además agradable con los fans y se mueve tb al compás de Paul se ven muy unidos y satisfechos 😏 y Carr no digamos y Gene es más divertido q con el disfraz.😊😊😊😅😊son todos unos tremendos rockeros 🔥🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎤🥁🎸🎸🎸🤟
No sé tanto con Ace yo veo q todos disfrutan más y Paul más Eric Singer es tb fabuloso y kulick para mi el mejor guitarrista de Kiss Singer q bestia💯💪💪🥁🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤
The swan song tour of agreat band. They sound so tight. All the classocs sound wicked as well. Can't even start to compare it to what kiss has become since then. What a joke of themselves. The reunion tour has ruined it all for them musically. Who cares about the fans, Money rules.... I guess.
It's more likely it was used due to the size of the venue. That stage was more compact than the one for Revenge. Easy to set up quick, tear down and move.
How does Paul stop playing & start dancing for a few long moments, often, yet you never hear any change in the guitars .......Maybe Bruce is carrying the rythym mostly?
Ouch....Eric Dropping the tempo on "King" when he comes into the verse. That just kills the vibe. After watching a bunch of Eric Carr shows it's hard to adjust to Singer. Carr was just such an animal and never dropped the tempo. I miss that dude.
But you're ok with that obvious tempo drop? At least bring some evidence. How singer got the job after having Carr in there is somewhat ironic. He can barely tune his own drums. Unless you actually want your drums to resemble a wet towel. Let's compare creatures drum sound to anything Suckster did. And learn what tempo and meter is
@@gsoltis29 Oh boy, and you have to be in your 60s by now. Relax man... Obviously I am comparing it to Eric C's drum sound. [Creatures of the night] is to Eric Carr is what [Kiss Alive II side 4] is to Peter Criss. An anomaly, because they never really sounded like that live and Peter never sounded like that before. Listen to Eric on any of his live recordings, definitely don't sound very good to me. Revenge sounds better than anything Carr ever did. And if you have to use the [Creatures of the Night] drum sound as the holy grail, then you understand how producing records go. Why didn't they ever dial up that drum sound again? If its so good they should have wanted to use it again and again. Saying Eric Carr never dropped tempo might be correct, because he played EVERYTHING way too FAST!!
@@gsoltis29 Go listen to Detroit rock City 1984 and tell me the tempo doesn't race and never really comes back to the Alive II or Alive III tempo. And listen to HITS tour, his snare sounds like a pot from the pots and pans I would hit as a child.
What about Rob? You are off by 20 years but we both knew your concept of time was flawed 😂 Just kidding man. I agree the snare sound is shit on hits. Most of it is programmed crap. All I can say is if you have ever had the misfortune to play live with a drummer that drops the tempo you'll know what I mean. It literally kills the vibe of the entire song and sometimes gig.
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If they would have stopped right after the reunion tour of the next year I think kiss would still be held in as high esteem as they were back then.
One of the best Kiss shows I've ever seen. I love the original Kiss and Eric Carr. This era of the band was amazing and deserves more credit than it gets
Eric Carr passed away 4 years before this show sadly
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00:55 King Of The Nighttime World
03:56 Deuce
08:03 Shout It Out Loud
11:15 Parasite
15:12 Unholy
19.03 Creatures Of The Night
23:24 Calling Dr Love
26:25 Makin' Love
29:44 Domino
34:36 I Was Made For Loving You
39:07 Watchin' You
43:14 Firehouse
48:54 I Want You
57:03 Love Gun
1:01:20 She
1:07:27 Lick It Up
1:12:20 Forever
1:16:18 I Love It Loud
1:20:37 Black Diamond
1:26:06 Detroit Rock City
1:32:56 Heaven's On Fire
1:37:01 God Gave Rock & Roll To You
1:41:52 Rock & Roll All Nite
thx for the track listing so many lazies just upload not worrying about the set list
19:03 Creatures of the Night
Look at how many make up era songs they play here. I find it difficult to believe they didn't already have plans to put make up on 12 months before they did
Why Japan always gets the best setlist?
That’s a hell of a setlist! Damn, they played something from every era!
Pre-reunion KISS of the early 90s was the time when they started to get respected for real. Then it went downhill with the reunion (and Carnival of Souls)
So on point. KISS' last great era right here. They're firing on all cylinders this night. I've seen KISS live a dozen times and they never kicked as much ass s they did here. This set list is unreal!!!!
DJ LEGION it’s not the Same without Eric Carr
Brennan Wright Eric Carr was an exceptional drummer, but there was a divine will that drove him, respecting all religious beliefs here. But Eric Singer had replaced him by then, had gone through great bands, etcetera. but there was a change of sound from the 80's to the 90's, and Eric Singer was well updated, it was the beginning of the grunge era. I agree that with Eric Carr this concert would have been great, but Eric Singer didn't owe anything ...
@@brennanwright1887 Eric Singer is much better on the drums.
What about Rob? I disagree, there’s no scientific fact to prove that anyone is the better drummer lol , It’s not because he’s gone but I think Carr just had a style about him that attracts me to listening to drums , as for Dave Grohl as well
@@brennanwright1887 There you go... Dave Grohl and Eric Carr are inferior drummers. Listen to Detroit rock city Animalize tour. The drum tempo is going up and down. Sign of a mediocre drummer.
The end of the second greatest era of Kiss. The last era Firehouse was played live. Pauls voice right at the end of it's maturity, from here on it's headed south.
They did Firehouse all throughout the reunion tour and still do, what do you mean lol. That's usually when Gene breathes fire
It looks like the Anamalize stage was resurrected for this tour. Pretty cool!!
I went to this concert.Was 20 years old.
I feel very nostalgic.
Thank you.
Kiss at the absolute height of their greatness.
Musically, yes.
74 torino, when Ace has already said he wanted to quit? And Peter could barely play? You’re confusing the band’s “greatness” with the height of their popularity. Musically, this version of Kiss (in the video) is when they were at their best. Yes, Kiss with Eric Carr, Vinnie Vincent, and Bruce Kulick was also very good, but during that time period is when they also were playing everything at a much faster tempo. The Hot in the Shade and Revenge era were their best. In my opinion, the Revenge era is the best because Gene’s songwriting finally returned to past glory and they also went back to black and silver and appeared most cohesive.
@74 torino never. they never sounded as good as they did with this line up, they sound freaking perfect here
@@Dr.Jekyll Totally agree! They sounded so powerfull! Maximum shape for all. Paul's Voice is on top, Eric, Gene and Bruce are a Wall of sound. My favorite records of Kiss are Alive 3, Carnival of souls and Alive 4!
Said no one ever
Fuckin stunning, still got this on vhs bootleg back in the day, this is one of my all time fav versions of KISS....just a fkin powerhouse. Shame it couldn't last.
One of the best Kiss tours , i love the 90's !
Gracias!!! Thank you very much from Madrid!!!
Absolutely loved this tour! Thanks so much for sharing.
Easily one of my all time favorite bootlegs! Great show, phenomenal sound and picture. Thanks for uploading!
Great show!! Great lineup!
I miss Bruce kulick
Excellent what a great concert, songs and vibrant performance.
Pretty cool indeed - Animalize stage - nice!
I experienced KISS ALIVE!! for the first time at this time. It is still a wonderful memory. Thank you for uploading!!
en cuanto a sonido desempeño vocal e instrumental incluyendo el mejor baterista e.s y el mejor guitarrista B.k que ayan pasado por la banda ,LEJOS la mejor epoca de KISS. estaban al mas alto nivel y por suerte pude verlos en el 94 en el monsters y el obras 3 veces en total😎 realmente TREMENDO
Absolutely!
Preach...
I remember feeling that the band was at its musical peak at this time, indulging fans with some deep tracks while touring a killer revenge record.
Very good performance.
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In hindsight, The Reunion was cool but it really ruined KISS as a viable band. The difference between this and the original lineup (No diss to Ace and Peter, but their best days were behind them, though they had a few solid performances) is massive.
True
kiss was so tight amazing
Theater show. Obviously. Small scale. They are always the best show. More exclusive.
I love revenge Era!!!
21 months later, reunion tour
I love Kiss both masked and unmasked but I miss Kulick era full of energy and professionalism
i'm a big Ace fan since 10 years old but Kulick was the best overall lead guitar player they had
They use the 84' Animalize stage for this tour - interesting.
Genial!!
King of the night time world al principio.
Me encanta
Seems like they were somewhat "hungry" again as a band at this period.. Grunge and post grunge was the main thing at the time.
Kiss without the makeup was cool with Bruce Kulick. Musically it was better.
Love how with Bruce still in the band, they only play 4 songs from his period. Writing is on the wall, Kulick.
Pat Howell Technique is one thing, but I think Bruce’s playing is hardly memorable.
Next to Ace, Bruce has always been my favourite lead guitar player in Kiss. He is DEFINETELY memorable !
@@martywhite1084 listen to “Revenge” and “Carnival of Souls” Bruce’s playing is VERY memorable and kicks total ass! Ace couldn’t play any of Bruce’s leads from those albums! lol
He knows what his place is
Where & what haven't they done.
The sound quality is not great, but tbe drums are flawless.
Who sings Eric Carrs parts on God Gave Rock & Roll To You here? Is it Singer?
It's a pity that this line up of KISS, only produced one studio album "Revenge", more albums were needed. Instead of the reunion and makeup,
They also did Carnival of souls which was released in 1997.
I forgot "Carnival of Souls", maybe it's because it never sriked me as being a well produced or cocieved album. Shockingly I prefered "Music from the Elder" a better album, but that is only my opinion
Ian Littlewood did you just compare carnival of souls to the elder? Like the most drastically different sounding albums in their entire discography haha. But honestly carnival of souls was produced by the same producer as Alice In Chains and sounds amaaazing
La mejor alineación de Kiss sin duda Kulick es buen músico y además agradable con los fans y se mueve tb al compás de Paul se ven muy unidos y satisfechos 😏 y Carr no digamos y Gene es más divertido q con el disfraz.😊😊😊😅😊son todos unos tremendos rockeros 🔥🔥🔥🔥🎤🎤🎤🎤🥁🎸🎸🎸🤟
No sé tanto con Ace yo veo q todos disfrutan más y Paul más Eric Singer es tb fabuloso y kulick para mi el mejor guitarrista de Kiss
Singer q bestia💯💪💪🥁🎸🎸🎸🎤🎤🎤
If this really is 95 they at least had by that time laid down a couple of COS songs in the studio. I wish they would at least plaid jungle live.
Nope, they recorded COS in the fall/winter after the Konvention tour. This is January.
Kulick is playing really well, he is way better than Thayer.
The swan song tour of agreat band. They sound so tight. All the classocs sound wicked as well. Can't even start to compare it to what kiss has become since then. What a joke of themselves. The reunion tour has ruined it all for them musically. Who cares about the fans, Money rules.... I guess.
Maybe the last filmed show of Paul, Gene Bruce and Eric Singer before the original reunion
Nope, there are films from Australia in february too, and of course the whole Konvention tour.
I guess the Animalize set was cheaper to ship to Japan than the Revenge set.
It's more likely it was used due to the size of the venue. That stage was more compact than the one for Revenge. Easy to set up quick, tear down and move.
19:03 creatures of the night
How does Paul stop playing & start dancing for a few long moments, often, yet you never hear any change in the guitars .......Maybe Bruce is carrying the rythym mostly?
He keeps his left hand on the fretboard still.
34:04
I like Bruce, but when I hear the old Kiss stuff I hear Ace and it just sounds weird.
Black Diamond makes me wonder who the better singer is???
Eric Carr by far
But then Eric Carr was my far, so that was just my opinion
19:03
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Animalize stage?
Yep. Strange and cool :)
Ouch....Eric Dropping the tempo on "King" when he comes into the verse. That just kills the vibe.
After watching a bunch of Eric Carr shows it's hard to adjust to Singer. Carr was just such an animal and never dropped the tempo. I miss that dude.
Are you serious? Eric Carr had the worst meter, especially on Detroit rock city.
But you're ok with that obvious tempo drop?
At least bring some evidence. How singer got the job after having Carr in there is somewhat ironic. He can barely tune his own drums. Unless you actually want your drums to resemble a wet towel.
Let's compare creatures drum sound to anything Suckster did. And learn what tempo and meter is
@@gsoltis29 Oh boy, and you have to be in your 60s by now. Relax man... Obviously I am comparing it to Eric C's drum sound. [Creatures of the night] is to Eric Carr is what [Kiss Alive II side 4] is to Peter Criss. An anomaly, because they never really sounded like that live and Peter never sounded like that before.
Listen to Eric on any of his live recordings, definitely don't sound very good to me. Revenge sounds better than anything Carr ever did. And if you have to use the [Creatures of the Night] drum sound as the holy grail, then you understand how producing records go. Why didn't they ever dial up that drum sound again? If its so good they should have wanted to use it again and again.
Saying Eric Carr never dropped tempo might be correct, because he played EVERYTHING way too FAST!!
@@gsoltis29 Go listen to Detroit rock City 1984 and tell me the tempo doesn't race and never really comes back to the Alive II or Alive III tempo. And listen to HITS tour, his snare sounds like a pot from the pots and pans I would hit as a child.
What about Rob? You are off by 20 years but we both knew your concept of time was flawed 😂
Just kidding man. I agree the snare sound is shit on hits. Most of it is programmed crap.
All I can say is if you have ever had the misfortune to play live with a drummer that drops the tempo you'll know what I mean. It literally kills the vibe of the entire song and sometimes gig.
I don’t mind when someone puts their own spin on a solo, but Bruce makes some bad choices.