zoom_in Click to enlarge

Kiss - Alive!

▲ ▼

language

description Kiss - Alive! Overview

Alive! is a 1975 double live album by Kiss, assembled from performances recorded during the band's touring that year and supplemented with studio work during production. It includes concert versions of "Deuce," "Black Diamond," and "Rock and Roll All Nite," capturing the theatrical, crowd-focused character of the group's stage show. Its commercial success strengthened Kiss's career and made the album an important example of 1970s arena-oriented live rock.

help Kiss - Alive! FAQ

Is Kiss 'Alive!' actually recorded entirely live?

While it is a double live album assembled from performances recorded in 1975, it was heavily supplemented with studio work during production. The band and producers overdubbed guitars and vocals to enhance the live sound.

What songs are featured on Kiss 'Alive!'?

It includes concert versions of "Deuce," "Black Diamond," and "Rock and Roll All Nite." These tracks capture the theatrical energy of the band's early touring shows.

Why was the album Kiss 'Alive!' so important for the band?

Released in 1975 by Casablanca Records, it was the commercial breakthrough for Kiss. It brought their intense concert experience to a mass audience and proved their viability as recording artists.

Who produced the live album Kiss 'Alive!'?

The album was produced by Kiss and their former tour manager Sean Delaney, along with Casablanca Records founder Neil Bogart. They carefully curated the recordings to create the ultimate live rock experience.

swap_horiz

Looking for Kiss - Alive! alternatives? Compare top competitors ranked & scored

arrow_forward