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Kiss [1983] Madrid 1983 (1983) | Slate

Kiss [1983] Madrid 1983

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Kiss [1983] Madrid 1983

Kiss live at Pabellon Del Real Madrid. Madrid, Spain. October 14, 1983. I Love It Loud, Detroit Rock City, Lick It Up.

Released: 1983
Runtime: 20m

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Paul StanleySelf
Gene SimmonsSelf
Vinnie VincentSelf

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