As I did with the Manchester Remastered, I used GoldWave v5.55 and repeated the exact same process. I raised the overall volume slightly and then gave the entire show a bass boost. Again, the vocals are my only disappointment and were difficult to deal with. The differences in everyone's range made it impossible to edit the vocals without compromising the overall sound so I didn't touch them. When all was said and done, it's like the Manchester Remastered version in the fact that I think it's a better product than the original release and is to the level in which a KISS show should be heard. But this time around, I included a 1:00 Deuce sample. The first 30 seconds are the original release and the remaining 30 seconds is my remastered version of course. I thought this would make it easier to compare the 2 versions. D/l the sample first if you like. Again, you be the judge. I hope all that d/l this will appreciate and enjoy my editing efforts.

As I did with the Manchester Remastered, I used GoldWave v5.55 and repeated the exact same process. I raised the overall volume slightly and then gave the entire show a bass boost. Again, the vocals are my only disappointment and were difficult to deal with. The differences in everyone's range made it impossible to edit the vocals without compromising the overall sound so I didn't touch them. When all was said and done, it's like the Manchester Remastered version in the fact that I think it's a better product than the original release and is to the level in which a KISS show should be heard. But this time around, I included a 1:00 Deuce sample. The first 30 seconds are the original release and the remaining 30 seconds is my remastered version of course. I thought this would make it easier to compare the 2 versions. D/l the sample first if you like. Again, you be the judge. I hope all that d/l this will appreciate and enjoy my editing efforts.

KISS Sonic Boom: Over Europe - Live In Leipzig, Germany (25.05.2010)
Genre: Rock | 2CD | Release: 25.05.2010 | MP3 320 kbps | 300.46 MB

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