Kiss - The Farewell Tour Package
Kiss - The Farewell Tour Package Singer: Kiss
Title: The Farewell Tour Package
Label: KS Records ‎– 7243 8 54363 93, More Curry Records ‎– 314 532 382-1
Type: 2 x CD, Compilation, Unofficial Release
Country: US
Date of released: 2000
Category: Rock
Style: Classic Rock
Size MP3 zip: 1545 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1258 mb
Rating: 4.7✭
Format: MP3 VQF MIDI WMA AA TTA MMF FLAC FLAC

Tracklist

The Original Wicked Lester Session Part II
1-1 Wicked Lester Simple Type
1-2 Wicked Lester She
1-3 Wicked Lester Too Many Mondays
1-4 Wicked Lester When The Bell Rings
1-5 Wicked Lester Molly
1-6 Wicked Lester Love Her All I Can
1-7 Wicked Lester Sweet Ophelia
1-8 Wicked Lester Keep Me Waiting
1-9 Wicked Lester What Happened In The Darkness
1-10 Wicked Lester (We Want To) Shout It Out Loud
1-11 Wicked Lester Love Her All I Can
1-12 Wicked Lester Simple Type
1-13 Wicked Lester She
1-14 Wicked Lester Too Many Mondays
1-15 Wicked Lester Keep Me Waiting
1-16 Wicked Lester Molly (Percussion Mix)
1-17 Wicked Lester When The Bell Rings
1-18 Wicked Lester Long, Long Road (Remastered)
1-19 Wicked Lester Simple Type (Remastered)
1-20 Wicked Lester Too Many Mondays (Gene On Vocals)
1-21 Wicked Lester Molly (A-Cappella Mix)
The Lost Alive II Album
2-1 Kiss Detroit Rock City
2-2 Kiss Take Me
2-3 Kiss Ladies Room
2-4 Kiss Do You Love Me?
2-5 Kiss Makin' Love
2-6 Kiss I Want You
2-7 Kiss God Of Thunder
2-8 Kiss Cold Gin
2-9 Kiss Beth
2-10 Kiss Shout It Out Loud
2-11 Kiss Rock And Roll All Nite
2-12 Kiss Larger Than Life
2-13 Kiss Rocket Ride
2-14 Kiss All American Man
2-15 Kiss Anyway You Want It
2-16 Kiss Rockin' In The USA

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Budokan

Notes

Double cd release in slim double-cd jewelcase of two previously available titles to coincide with the Farewell tour in 2000. Cd 1 tracks 1-10 are from the august 1972 dubbed "the Final Mix". Tracks 11-17 are from august 1972 dubbed "the First Mix". Track 18-19 are dubbed "Spring 1972" and tracks 20-21 "August 1972". Cd 2 includes the non-released Eddie Kramer Tokyo-recordings from 1977 dubbed as "The Lost Alive II Album". Inlay claims limited edition 500 copies.