To commemorate the 50th anniversary of KISS's historic 1976 Anaheim concert, one of the most iconic live performances by the legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band, "DESTROYS ANAHEIM '76" will be released simultaneously worldwide. The CD format of the Japanese edition comes in SHM-CD format. KISS, the legendary rock band, is releasing the live album "DESTROYS ANAHEIM '76" to commemorate the 50th anniversary of their 1976 Anaheim concert, regarded as one of the most iconic live performances in the band's history. On August 20, 1976, KISS's "The Spirit of '76 Tour," also known as the "Destroyer Tour," arrived in Anaheim, California, USA. Anaheim Stadium was filled that day with more than 42,000 fans, marking the largest audience in KISS history at the time. This historic night was originally recorded by producer Eddie Kramer, and now Eddie himself has newly mixed the concert audio from the original multitrack tapes. With "DESTROYS ANAHEIM '76," this historic live performance is being officially released to the general public for the first time. This 50th anniversary live album captures the August 20, 1976 Anaheim concert, counted as one of the most groundbreaking and important concerts in KISStory. The CD format of the Japanese edition comes in SHM-CD format. It comes in softpack CD packaging and includes a 60-page book packed with extensive liner notes by Ken Sharp, previously unreleased photos, memorabilia images, and more, all beautifully housed in a slipcase. Also includes a Japanese booklet featuring a translation of Ken Sharp's English liner notes, as well as lyrics and Japanese translations. As this is a Friday release item, delivery of the product will be on or after the release date.