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KISS Live at Budokan Hall (April 2, 1977 - 7PM Show)
KISS Live at Budokan Hall (April 2, 1977 - 7PM Show)
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"Rock And Roll Party In Tokyo" – KISS Live at Budokan Hall (April 2, 1977 - 7PM Show)
It was the tour that conquered the globe. When KISS descended upon Tokyo, Japan's legendary Budokan Hall on April 2, 1977, they were at the absolute peak of their powers. This custom physical release captures the complete 7 PM evening performance in front of a reported sold-out audience. The show was so monumental that producer Eddie Kramer was actively recording it for a planned, but later abandoned, Japanese-only live album titled Rock And Roll Party in Tokyo.
From the explosive opening chords of "Detroit Rock City" to the thunderous finale of "Black Diamond," this is vintage, blood-spitting, fire-breathing KISS.
The 7PM Setlist Includes:
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Detroit Rock City
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Take Me
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Let Me Go, Rock 'N' Roll
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Ladies Room
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Firehouse
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Makin' Love
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I Want You
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Cold Gin
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Ace Frehley Guitar Solo
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Do You Love Me?
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Nothin' To Lose
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God Of Thunder
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Peter Criss Drum Solo
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Rock And Roll All Nite
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Shout It Out Loud
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Beth
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Black Diamond
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⚠️ Fanmade Preservation & Playback Information This release is a custom fanmade preservation and is not an official studio release. Discs are produced on BD-R recordable media, commonly used for custom archival projects. Playback compatibility can vary between players. For best results, use a standalone Blu-ray player that supports BD-R discs. Playback on gaming consoles, including PlayStation and Xbox systems, is not recommended. Please verify your player’s BD-R compatibility before purchasing.
