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Originally Posted by chiliD
In a word....YES.
It's pretty much an industry standard that "Live" albums are "sweetened" in post-production.
Dave Mason's Certified Live was one of the first ones that "outted" the practice back in the late '70s. That was opening a can o' worms...pretty much every live album that had been released in the prior few years (and there were a whole lot of them at the time...that's the "era of the double live album") was then looked at (& listened to) with jaded eyes/ears...ever
ything from Frampton Comes Alive onward was questioned as to its "authenticity" of "live-ness".
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According to peter criss the only thing live on KISS alive were the drums and Paul Stanley'
s raps everything else was done in the studio