Kissology 1 1974-1977

Monumental 6 Hour 2-DVD Box Set chronicles the ascension of Kiss from New York glam rockers to Hottest Band in the Land. Never before seen footage of the band's rise to music stardom with more than 70 live performances and four full concerts. Disc One of Kissology Volume One 1974-1977 takes a look at early bar-band Kiss quickly on the rise. 1974 is covered with a live concert in Long Beach as well as Kiss' televised appearances on ABC's "In Concert" and an interview/performance on "The Mike Douglas Show." By 1975, Kiss was playing San Francisco's fabled Winterland, headlining NBC's "Midnight Special" and making videos for "C'mon & Love Me" and "Rock And Roll All Night." in 1976, Kiss came to Detroit for an incendiary concert at the Motor City's Cobo Hall, also captured on Disc One. Disc Two picks up the threads of 1976 with the bands interview and performance of "Black Diamond" on "So It Goes" a must-see and much-discussed interview and performance of "King of the Nighttime World" on "The Paul Lynde Halloween Special, " and personal band footage from May 1976. The 1977 material on Disc Two captures the band at the pinnacle of it's international fame, performing to tens of thousands of fans at the legendary Budokan Hall in Tokyo in April '77 and, a little more than a month later, headlining "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert." Disc Two closes with scorching concert footage from the Summit in Houston, TX on September 2, 1977, showing Kiss doing, quite simply, what the band still does better than anybody else: Rock & Roll all night and party every day!

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