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Criss has also claimed, in his autobiography Makeup to Breakup , [9] that the only original live recordings on the album were his drum and vocal tracks. During the program Classic Albums , the band members all stated that while many changes had been made, such as overdubbing vocals and mixing together various crowd sounds to get a more amplified sense of the 'live' sound, they considered the changes minor.
In particular, they stated that they only altered the noise of the crowd to better capture the feel of the actual performances, since the raw recordings only dimly picked up the audience. They also stated that they had difficulties capturing vocals due to the natural jumps, dancing, and other stage activities.
When the Kiss back catalog was remastered, it was housed in a slimline 2CD case, and in keeping with the rest of the reissue program, had the artwork restored. The short running time of Alive! The remastered CD edition eliminated the breaks between the four sides of the original LP release, resulting in that version of the album playing as one continuous performance. Greg Prato of AllMusic rated the album 4. It was called 'a nonstop Kiss-krieg of two-note guitar motifs, fake-sounding audience noise, and inspirational chitchat', but it was then restated as the next best thing to being there, clearly.
Jason Josephes of Pitchfork rated it 10 out of 10 points and said that 'the album may seem like a joke, mainly because it contains every arena rock cliche in the book', but called it 'total sonic proof of Kiss climbing their apex'. In , the album was ranked No. In , it was placed at No. In , the same magazine placed it at No. Album Chart Peak position Weeks on chart Australia.
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