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With 20 studio albums, numerous solo albums, and other projects to boot, it's
logical to think that KISS
must have a treasure trove of unreleased material. While we got some of that
from the officially released box set, fans are still waiting for a bulk release
of demos and unreleased nuggets (in good sound quality) from the band. There
are, however, a lot of little-known gems floating around the bootleg collector
market and that's what we wanted to focus on today. Special thanks to KISSFAQ for providing such
in-depth information that aided in our research for this episode.In this episode you will hear demos, unreleased tracks, and alternate takes from the Hottest Band in the Land as well as cases where songs were turned inside out from demos to wind up as officially released songs years (sometimes decades) later. We also will take a look as some songs that KISS recorded but didn't officially release and where those songs wound up.
We've got many eras of KISS covered in this show including unreleased material from Destroyer, the roots of Rock and Roll Over gems Calling Dr. Love and Ladies Room, as well as a Zeppelin-inspired instrumental that didn't quite make the cut on Music from the Elder. You will also hear a 1985-penned Asylum demo that turned into a track on 2009's Sonic Boom.
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