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NOS VIRGIN MINT UNPLAYED VINYL

• One owner
• Stored since new
• Never Played

I was the Music Director for my college radio station in 1993 & 1994. That meant I got to open the mail everyday and had a look at all the oddities and promo items the record companies would spend money on to get us to pay attention to their product and to maybe play it on air. I kept a few of the things that the station had no use for - which meant, in the age of CDs, I kept the interesting vinyl and posters. I was not necessarily interested in the music, I kept the item because it seemed novel or unique - mainly for a colored vinyl, or cool cover, or famous artist.

I didn't own a record player then, so I never played any of the vinyl. When I went home for the semester it was put in my parents' basement in a box, where it stayed until now, because the house is being sold. The basement was dry, clean, non-smoking, and climate controlled. 

These records are assured to be mint and unplayed, because I'm the only one who ever touched them - opened the mail at the station, to my room, to the basement, to my place now for shipment. 

Item will be securely packed in modern LP mailer with filler. Mailing out once per week.

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Various ?– Kiss My Ass: Classic Kiss Regrooved

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 7 314-522123-1 3

Composition[edit]

"Hard Luck Woman" was performed by Kiss themselves with award-winning country singer Garth Brooks (who had admitted to being a big fan of the band during some interviews) on lead vocals.

"Calling Dr. Love" was performed by one-off band Shandi's Addiction, made up of vocalist Maynard James Keenan (Tool), guitarist Tom Morello (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave), bassist Billy Gould (Faith No More), and drummer Brad Wilk (Rage Against the Machine, Audioslave).

"Strutter", performed by Extreme, is an unusual recording, as it also incorporates the main riff to "God of Thunder" in the middle section prior to and during Nuno Bettencourt's guitar solo, the vocal opening to "Heaven's on Fire" into the reprisal of the lyric "But when she wants/She'll pass you by", and the chorus of "Shout It Out Loud" sung by the backing vocalist. Also, after the song has ended, Gary Cherone sings the introductory guitar lick to "Love Gun", and Nuno Bettencourt plays the first few notes of "Detroit Rock City".

Gene Simmons initially requested Yoshiki (of rock group X Japan) to put "I" into an orchestral context, but Yoshiki preferred "Black Diamond".[3] It retains the basic structure of Kiss's version, using piano, strings and timpani in place of the traditional electric guitar, bass and drums, and was performed by the American Symphony Orchestra. Yoshiki's piece was initially only going to be included on the Japanese edition of the album, but Simmons liked it so much it was added to the track list of all editions.[4]

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Members[edit]

Current

• Paul Stanley – lead and backing vocals, rhythm guitar (1973–present)
• Gene Simmons – lead and backing vocals, bass (1973–present)
• Eric Singer – drums, backing and lead vocals (1991–1996, 2001?2002, 2004–present)
• Tommy Thayer – lead guitar, backing and lead vocals (2002–present)

Former

• Ace Frehley – lead guitar, backing and lead vocals (1973–1982, 1996–2002)
• Peter Criss – drums, backing and lead vocals (1973–1980, 1996–2001, 2002–2004)
• Eric Carr – drums, backing and lead vocals (1980–1991; his death)
• Vinnie Vincent – lead guitar, backing vocals (1982–1984)
• Mark St. John – lead guitar, backing vocals (1984; died 2007)
• Bruce Kulick – lead guitar, backing vocals (1984–1996)

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• Rollins Band: Weight
• Urge Overkill: Saturation
• Unwound: Fake Train
• Social Distortion: Promo single

• Peter Gabriel
• Sarah McLachlan
• Paul McCartney
• Queen
• INXS
• Velvet Underground
• Luscious Jackson
• Page & Plant Unplugged
• Beck LIVE 1999
• Hives LIVE @ Pink Pop Festival 2001