On 4. August 1975, Kiss entered Magnagraphics Enterprises LTD. studio, New York, to record a 16 track demo. During a break from touring, the band went into the studio to record various demos, a few came to be released on "Destroyer", "Rock and Roll Over" and Gene Simmons' solo album, [...]
On January 24th and 25th, 1975, Kiss entered Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles, to record a four track demo. The recording cost $1180,42 and they demoed the songs “Burnin’ Up With Fever”, “Anything For My Baby”, “Rock And Roll All Nite” and “Mistake”. Both “Anything For My Baby” and “Rock And [...]
On 24. and 25. September, 1973, Kiss entered the Bell Sound Studios to do a rough demo of their entire song catalog at that point. The Bell Sound demos were essentially quick and dirty recordings of Kiss' entire song catalog at that point. The recordings were to be used by [...]
On 30. April, 1973, the first LP with Kiss material was made. "The KISS Demos Windfall Records Richard Totoian Acetate" is the very first Kiss recording to ever exist in LP form. The songs were “Deuce”, “Cold Gin”, “Strutter”, “Watchin’ You” and “Black Diamond”, taken from the Eddie Kramer demo [...]
On 11. March, 1973, Kiss entered Electric Lady Studios, New York, with Eddie Kramer to record their first demo. The songs were "Deuce", "Cold Gin", "Strutter", "Watchin' You" and "Black Diamond". The songs were the very first songs printed on a Kiss record on 30. April, 1973. Paul Stanley: "We [...]
