【KISS Track by Track Analysis #5】DESTROYER : How BOB EZRIN Turned KISS into Superheroes скачать в хорошем качестве

【KISS Track by Track Analysis #5】DESTROYER : How BOB EZRIN Turned KISS into Superheroes

KISS - DESTROYER (1976): The definitive deep dive into the album that redefined Arena Rock. 🎸🔥 Released on March 15, 1976, "Destroyer" was a massive turning point for KISS. After the explosive success of "Alive!", the band faced a cynical challenge: Could they prove their musical worth in the studio? In this video, we explore the intense "Boot Camp" led by legendary producer Bob Ezrin, the secret "ghost players" who filled in for Ace Frehley, and how a rejected B-side called "Beth" saved the band's career. Step inside the studio to discover how KISS evolved from raw garage rockers into mythological superheroes. In this video: 00:00 - Introduction: A Turning Point in Rock History 01:50 - Bob Ezrin’s Boot Camp: Musical Discipline 03:27 - Critical Reception: From "Sell-out" to Masterpiece 05:12 - Track-by-Track: Detroit Rock City 06:23 - King of the Night Time World 06:59 - God of Thunder: The Birth of "The Demon" 07:46 - Great Expectations: The Art-Rock Experiment 08:29 - Flaming Youth & Sweet Pain: The Ghost Players 10:07 - Shout It Out Loud: The Ultimate Anthem 10:52 - Beth: The Ballad That Changed Everything 11:58 - Do You Love Me & The Secret Track 13:27 - The Iconic Artwork by Ken Kelly 14:13 - Final Verdict: Why Destroyer Still Rules If you're a member of the KISS Army or a fan of 70s Classic Rock, make sure to Subscribe for more deep dives into rock history! 🤘 #KISS #KISSARMY #Destroyer #BobEzrin #ClassicRock #VinylCommunity #GeneSimmons #PaulStanley #AceFrehley #PeterCriss #RockHistory