- Red Vinyl Pressing
This is the third studio album by American hard rock band Kiss, released in 1975. It was produced by Casablanca Records president Neil Bogart, as the financial situation of the label at the time did not allow the hiring of a professional producer
For legions of Kiss fans, the fiery aesthetics and hard-driving rock of their 1975 album "Dressed To Kill" hold a special place. This iconic record, featuring tracks like "Rock and Roll All Nite" and "C'mon and Love Me," cemented Kiss's status as rock and roll royalty. Now, collectors and enthusiasts have a chance to experience this classic album in a new way with the red vinyl pressing of "Dressed To Kill."
A Classic Reborn in Red
The red vinyl pressing of "Dressed To Kill" takes the original 12" LP format and injects it with a shot of color. The fiery red vinyl adds a visual element that complements the album's themes of power and rebellion. This isn't just about aesthetics, though. Audiophiles may appreciate the warmer sound that vinyl can sometimes offer, potentially adding a new dimension to the listening experience.
Is it a Limited Edition? There isn't always a definitive answer to this question. Some red vinyl pressings of "Dressed To Kill" may be limited editions, while others may be part of ongoing production runs.
The album: "KISS - Dressed To Kill Red Vinyl" was produced by: Neil Bogart and Kiss
Sound/Recording Engineer(s): Dave Wittman, George Lopez
This album was recorded at: Electric Lady Studios, New York City
Mastered by Allen Zentz
Album cover photography: Bob Gruen, Peter Corriston
Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Casablanca – CAL 2008
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record, Pressed on Red Vinyl
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram
1977 United Kingdom (UK)
Gene Simmons is the pseudonym used by Chaim Weitz while playing bass in the Kiss band. He used the alias "Reginal Von Helsing" , when playing bass and producer for "Wendy O. Williams".
KISS is one of the most iconic bands in the history of rock music. Their high-energy performances, theatrical costumes, and makeup have helped define the glam rock era of the 1970s and influenced generations of musicians. KISS's music, image, and merchandise have made them one of the most recognizable and successful bands of all time. The band's legacy continues to impact the music industry and popular culture today, making KISS a true American rock and roll icon.
Released on September 18, 1978, alongside solo efforts from his bandmates, "Ace Frehley" wasn't just a chance for the Spaceman to shine outside of KISS' larger-than-life persona
Ace Frehley 12" Vinyl LP
"Alive II" is the 1977 live album from the American rock band Kiss. It is the group's eighth album and second live album.
KISS - Alive II (1977 Germany) KISS - Alive II (1977 USA)
"Asylum" marked a turning point for KISS. Following the departure of original guitarist Ace Frehley, Bruce Kulick stepped in, making his debut studio appearance.
KISS - Asylum (1989. Netherlands) KISS - Asylum (1985, West-Germany)
"Crazy Nights" saw Kiss venturing into new musical territory, departing from their previous heavy metal sound showcased in albums like "Lick It Up", "Animalize", and "Asylum".
Crazy Nights (1987, Holland) 12" Vinyl LP
While "Double Platinum" has been reissued and repackaged over the years, the original gatefold with its embossed, silver-foiled cover and bas-relief art remains a standout.
KISS - Double Platinum (Germany) KISS - Double Platinum (West-Germany)
This is the original vinyl release, in a gatefold-sleeve, with an embossed, silver-foiled sleeve, with the band members in bas-relief inside. (Re-issues have the band members represented inside by photos rather than the bas illustrations).
KISS - Dressed to Kill KISS - Dressed To Kill (Red Vinyl)
Dynasty is the seventh studio album by Kiss, released in 1979. The album features a departure from the band's traditional hard rock sound, with a more pop-oriented and disco-influenced sound
KISS - Dynasty Audiophile (1979 Germany) KISS - Dynasty (1979) KISS - Dynasty Red Vinyl
KISS's "Music From The Elder" flopped critically, but the French 12" vinyl with a gatefold cover is a collector's item. This release features the same progressive rock music
Music From The Elder 12" Vinyl LP
KISS's 1979 "I Was Made For Lovin' You" single surprised fans with disco vibes, becoming a #1 hit. The B-side, "Hard Times," kept their rock alive. This 7" vinyl single is a collector's item
Was Made For Lovin' You b/w Hard Times 7" Vinyl Single
This album was released only outside the United States, but quickly became available as an import. Of the twelve songs on Killers, four were new compositions recorded specifically for the album.
Killers 12" Vinyl LP
"Lick It Up" is the 11th studio album by the American rock band Kiss. On the day of the album's release, Kiss appeared on MTV without their trademark makeup.
KISS - Lick it Up (Germany) KISS - Lick It Up (Netherlands) KISS - Lick it Up (Yugoslavia)
"Love Gun" is an album that epitomizes the larger-than-life persona of KISS. From its bombastic sound to its visually striking album cover, everything about this release screams rock 'n' roll excess
KISS - Love Gun German Version KISS - Love Gun USA Version
The rare German pressing of KISS's "Sure You Know Something" b/w "Dirty Livin'" 7-inch is a collector's gem. This 1979 single features two strong tracks, showcasing the band's energy and versatility
Sure You Know Something b/w Dirty Livin' 7" Vinyl Single
"Unmasked", the 1980 studio album by American glam metal band KISS, remains a significant milestone in the band's discography. Produced by Vini Poncia for Mad Vincent Productions, with assistance from Anne Streer
Unmasked 12" Vinyl LP