KISS VINTAGE ROCHESTER NEW YORK 10/5/1975 CONCERT POSTER AUCOIN

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View KISS VINTAGE ROCHESTER NEW YORK 10/5/1975 CONCERT POSTER AUCOIN with current marketplace pricing, condition, product images and item details. From a local review: "In spite of all the hype, KISS is just another punk-rock band from Detroit. Using a lineup of two guitars, bass and drums, they emphasize the bottom end of their sound, relying on rhythms that are always simple and occasionally catchy. KISS VINTAGE OCTOBER 5, 1975 PROMOTIONAL CONCERT POSTERFOR THE ROCHESTER, NEW YORK CONCERT AT THE ROCHESTER DOME ARENAMEASURES ABOUT 22.5 X 17 INCHES. PRINTED ON THICKER POSTER PAPER, NOT A THIN MOVIE POSTERWILL BE SHIPPED IN MY 24 X 18 FRAME FOR IT'S PROTECTIONOVERALL BEAUTIFUL CONDITION AND COLOR POSTER. VERY MINOR EDGE WEAR, LIGHT TOP LEFT CORNER CREASE, AND AGE YELLOWING PATINA IN WHITE AREAS ON FRONT AND BACK AS SHOWN IN PHOTOS. NO HOLES, NO TEARS, NO RIPS, NO OTHER STAINS, NO TAPE, NO TACK HOLES ETC.LAST 2 PHOTOS SHOW INFORMATION REGARDING THE CONCERTPLEASE SEE ALL THE GREAT HIGH RESOLUTION PHOTOSSHIPPING INCLUDES SIGNATURE CONFIRMATION AND INSURANCE.October 5, 1975Details:Rochester, NYRochester Dome ArenaPromoter: Steve Glantz / Concerts EastOther act(s): Black Sheep (opener)Reported audience: 5,600 **SOLD-OUTReported gross: $34,000Set list(s):Unknown.Notes:- Local band Black Sheep included future Foreigner vocalist Lou Gramm and future KISS co-writer Bruce Turgon on bass. Performance magazine reported Slade to be on the bill in one issue and Black Sheep in another. Regardless, Black Sheep were last minute replacements for originally billed openers R.E.O. Speedwagon. This show was the second advance sell-out for the venue.- From a local review: "In spite of all the hype, KISS is just another punk-rock band from Detroit. If you took the old MC5 and dressed them in greasepaint and leather costumes you would come up with something very close to KISS... It seems that all it takes to turn on a rock audience these days is an over abundance of volume, a basic knowledge of 4/4 time and a few theatrical gimmicks, no matter how hackneyed. That was the formula used by KISS Sunday night. KISS plays a brand of rock and roll that is basic in the extreme. Using a lineup of two guitars, bass and drums, they emphasize the bottom end of their sound, relying on rhythms that are always simple and occasionally catchy. By the end of a song, however, even the catchy rhythms have been pounded into oblivion through endless repetition. The theatrical gimmicks KISS uses are even more trite than their music" (Democrat & Chronicle, 10/7/76).Of Interest: Check out my other kiss items. Category: Entertainment Memorabilia › Music Memorabilia › Rock & Pop › Artists K › Kiss › Other Kiss Memorabilia.

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Music

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Kiss

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Original

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Rock & Pop

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