KISS will release a super-deluxe edition of Rock And Roll Over, the band’s fifth studio album, on November 6th.
Rock And Roll Over‘s 50th anniversary is celebrated with a comprehensive super deluxe edition box set showcasing a 4CD and Blu-ray Audio experience, including 130 total tracks with 100 tracks and mixes previously unreleased.
The original 1976 album mix is newly remastered from the original stereo analog tapes on CD 1 by Bernie Grundman, who mastered all audio. CD 2 offers up a brand-new album stereo mix by the original producer Eddie Kramer giving the album a more modern rock sound utilizing Kramer‘s 50 years of engineering prowess since first delivering the album. 22 unreleased demos, outtakes and alternate mixes have been unearthed on CD 3, including nine Gene Simmons demos, the Davlen Sound Studios demos, extended mixes and the unfinished instrumental track Queen For A Day.
At the very end of the Rock And Roll Over tour, in April 1977, KISS performed in Japan for the very first-time ever, and CD 4 stages selections from all four nights at the Nippon Budokan in Tokyo newly mixed from the original analog multi-track tapes by Eddie Kramer who recorded the shows nearly 50 years ago.
The Blu-ray Audio disc offers up a new Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround mix for the original 1976 album mix by David Frangioni along with a Dolby Atmos and 5.1 surround mix for the new 2026 album mix by Eddie Kramer. The Blu-ray disc additionally rocks with high resolution 192kHz and 96kHz 24-bit of the newly remastered original 1976 album stereo mix and the 96kHz 24-bit brand-new 2026 album stereo mix by Kramer.
For more information, including the complete track listing, visit ShopKissOnline.com.
KISS‘ last full-length album of new music was 2012’s Monster, which sold 56,000 copies in the United States in its first week of release to land at position No. 3 on the Billboard 200 chart. The band’s previous LP, Sonic Boom, opened with 108,000 units back in October 2009 to enter the chart at No. 2. It was KISS‘s highest-charting LP ever.
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All this can be yours for the unbelievable low price of just $999,99! (Eye roll)
That was an exaggeration ~ Lol
My favorite originals studio album.
Saw them on this tour at MSG in Feb of 1977
Not a collector but some of the items look interesting.
Almost $500 for the super duper package is insane – will wait to see some Kiss fan show it on You Tube
As for the album – Paul’s songs really shine on here – Mr Speed is a song that flew under the radar.
Like seeing Peter having 2 songs and Ace’s guitar work is solid – love the Dr Love Solo.
Gene $immon$ can’t seem to stop talking about Ace Frehley’s and Peter Criss’ substance diseases….Based on the price of this anniversary set, Gene’s disease is greed. Shame on you , Gene, for trying to pickpocket your “bosses’ ” wallets.