KISS: 'Alive IV' Sample Posted Online

June 29, 2003

A 30-second sample of KISS' "Shout It Out Loud", taken from the group's forthcoming "Kiss Symphony: Alive IV" double CD, has been posted online at this location (Quicktime required).

As previously reported, "Kiss Symphony: Alive IV" is due on July 22 through Sanctuary Records. The album was recorded February 28, 2003 when the band played with the 60-piece Melbourne Symphony Orchestra at the Telstar Dome in Melbourne, Australia. A DVD and pay-per-view broadcast of the show will come later this year.

In other news, KISS bassist/vocalist Gene Simmons signed copies of his new book "Sex Money Kiss" at Borders Books in New York City on Thursday (June 26). Check out pictures from Globe Photos.

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