Kiss
MTV Unplugged, Uncut
The Sony Studios
New York City, New York, USA
August 9, 1995
Soundboard Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover Included
Lineage: Show Taping > Unknown Process > Bootleg DVD > DVD Audio Extractor > Stereo Wave 16bit/44,1khz > Goldwave v6.75 (editing) > Trader's Little Helper (align sector boundaries) > MP3 320kbps
Disc One:
01 Comin' Home 1
02 Plaster Caster 1
03 Goin' Blind
04 Do You Love Me? 1
05 Domino 1
06 Domino 2
07 Domino 3
08 Got To Choose
09 Sure Know Something
10 A World Without Heroes 1
11 A World Without Heroes 2
12 Hard Luck Woman
13 Rock Bottom
14 See You Tonight 1
15 See You Tonight 2
16 See You Tonight 3
17 I Still Love You
18 Comin' Home 2
19 Comin' Home 3
20 Plaster Caster 2
21 Do You Love Me? 2
22 Every Time I Look At You 1
23 Every Time I Look At You 2
Disc Two:
01 Every Time I Look At You 3
02 Heaven’s On Fire
03 Spit
04 C’mon And Love Me
05 God of Thunder (Country)
06 2,000 Man (The Rolling Stones) 1
07 2,000 Man (The Rolling Stones) 2
08 2,000 Man (The Rolling Stones) 3
09 Beth 1
10 Beth 2
11 Beth 3
12 Beth 4
13 Nothin' To Lose
14 Rock And Roll All Nite 1
15 Louie Louie (The Kingsman)
16 Rock And Roll All Nite 2
17 Rock And Roll All Nite 3
18 Rock And Roll All Nite 4
19 Rock And Roll All Nite 5
Paul Stanley guitar, vocals
Gene Simmons bass, vocals
Eric Singer drums, percussion, vocals
Bruce Kulick guitar, vocals
With Special Guests:
Peter Criss drums, percussion, vocals
Ace Frehley guitar, vocals
justdave's notes:
I ripped the waves with DVD Audio Extractor. I then used Goldwave to even out the volume and make track marks. No EQ or noise reduction used. No remastering or remixing done. The DVDs had lossy audio so the waves were converted to MP3 320kbps with Trader's Little Helper.
There is a hum through out the show, most likely from an amplifier. It however does not take away from the enjoy-ability of this uncut performance. There are also a few drop outs along the way, but they don't take away from the over all enjoy-ability of the show either. All Kiss live albums are heavily over dubbed and MTV Unplugged was no exception. This tape is a warts and all recording which to me is more enjoyable. Each DVD run over an hour and twenty minutes. I did not edit the tapes down to make them fit on 2 CDs preferring to keep each DVDs audio as presented. However if you want to burn a CD just place track 23 from CD One as the first track on CD Two and it should burn.
The beginning of the reunion no fan thought they would ever see. The one thing that I find to be kind of funny about this show is who keeps messing up the takes the most. Ace Frehley & Peter Criss were both said to be too unreliable. However the person that keeps messing up the takes the most is Gene Simmons. Pete and Ace are 100% spot on the first take just like Paul Stanley. Gene however seems to be having a bad night. Taking 2 to 3 takes on a few of his self penned tracks. A fan actually shouts from the audience "Gene, what's wrong!" I do like the fact that Kiss included the Gene Simmons solo album track "See You Tonight". Gene's solo album is a little all over the place when it comes to musical styles. "See You Tonight" was one of the songs on his album I really liked, seeming to show a bit more depth in his writing. Something a little more than his normal "I am here for your women" lyrics.
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