Rock legends KISS have released two brand-new boxset offerings, compiled in honor of the 50th anniversary of the band’s iconic 1976 album, Rock And Roll Over.

Included are brand-new mixes by the album’s original producer and engineer Eddie Kramer, unheard demos, live tracks and additional collectible materials. The product collection is available on KISSOnline.

The band enlisted Kramer to capture the band’s live performance without an audience to provide a unique studio album experience recorded in a theater.

Two boxset offerings are available, first is a 6LP (180-gram black vinyl) + Blu-ray Audio set and second is a 4CD + Blu-ray Audio set. Both sets feature 130 total tracks with 100 unreleased tracks + mixes and start off with the original 1976 stereo mix newly remastered by Bernie Grundman.

Fans have long-awaited a version of the iconic album with a brand-new stereo mix with updated higher-quality production; now fans get to experience that with a brand-new album stereo mix by Eddie Kramer from the original analog multi-track tapes.

The release unearths materials from the vault with 22 unreleased demos, alternate mixes and outtakes – where highlights include 9 Gene Simmons demos that evolved into the album’s final songs and an unfinished instrumental song fans have been craving to hear called “Queen For A Day.”

Additional 50th anniversary offerings include Premium 1LP Color Vinyl edition pressed on a Rock And Roll Over explosive color vinyl.

Rock And Roll Over (Eddie Kramer 2026 Mix), which is released as two stand-alone configs, first being pressed on 1LP 180-gram black vinyl, and second available on CD both with unique Rock And Roll Over cover art taking the original cover and converting the colors to gold, red & black embracing the 50th anniversary mix.

The Super Deluxe 4CDs are available to all DSPs. The original 1976 album stereo mix 2026 remaster will be available in HRA 192/24 & 96/24, Standard Digital and Atmos.

Source: RTT Music News