Destroyer (Resurrected) by Kiss [Remaster] (CD, 2012, Mercury) *NEW* *FREE Ship*

Description: Destroyer: Resurrected by Kiss [Remastered] [Bonus Track] [CD] Track Listing: 1 Detroit Rock City2 King Of The Night Time World3 God Of Thunder4 Great Expectations5 Flaming Youth6 Sweet Pain7 Shout It Out Loud8 Beth9 Do You Love Me?10 Sweet Pain (Original Guitar Solo) [Bonus Track] RESURRECTED, newly remixed from the original master tapes by the albums original producer, Bob Ezrin. Ezrin pulled the tapes from the vaults and painstakingly remixed the entire album, enhancing the sound and bringing out it's rich texture and vibrancy, while keeping the integrity of the original recording intact. DESTROYER: RESURRECTED will also include rare and unreleased recordings rediscovered during the remixing process, plus the originally intended cover artwork. --- The pressure was on Kiss for their fifth release, and the band knew it. Their breakthrough, Alive!, was going to be hard to top, so instead of trying to recreate a concert setting in the studio, they went the opposite route. Destroyer is one of Kiss' most experimental studio albums, but also one of their strongest and most interesting. Alice Cooper/Pink Floyd producer Bob Ezrin was on hand, and he strongly encouraged the band to experiment -- there's extensive use of sound effects (the album's untitled closing track), the appearance of a boy's choir ("Great Expectations"), and an orchestra-laden, heartfelt ballad ("Beth"). But there's plenty of Kiss' heavy thunder rock to go around, such as the demonic "God of Thunder" and the sing-along anthems "Flaming Youth," "Shout It Out Loud," "King of the Night Time World," and "Detroit Rock City" (the latter a tale of a doomed concert-goer, complete with violent car-crash sound effects). But it was the aforementioned Peter Criss ballad, "Beth," that made Destroyer such a success; the song was a surprise Top Ten hit (it was originally released as a B-side to "Detroit Rock City"). Also included is a song that Nirvana would later cover ("Do You Love Me?"), as well as an ode to the pleasures of S&M, "Sweet Pain." Destroyer also marked the first time that a comic-book illustration of the band appeared on the cover, confirming that the band was transforming from hard rockers to superheroes. ~ Greg Prato, AllMusic Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE

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