Kenny Murdo's Kiss pictures

Started by godofthunder, May 29, 2009, 02:02:10 PM

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godofthunder

Ken those were awesome ! Yes of course we want to see Gene ! I wish I had a camera at the early KISS gig I went to but I still have the T shirt ! As I recall it cost about twice as much as the tickets for the show !
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OldManC

Any old pics of KISS are cool by me. Certainly better than any new ones...   ;)

gweimer

I saw Kiss on their very first Chicago appearance.  They were at the local high school, and there were no fire marshalls present.  We got the full show.  Tickets were a mere $4.  By the end of the show, the gym floor was destroyed, and it had to be replaced.  Opening was Rush, who were actually pretty awful.
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Dave W

Reposting Ken's pics. He did say he had some of Gene too.




godofthunder

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Hmmmm............Gibsons, big boots, big hair and make up?

Do it!  ;)
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Highlander

That'll teach me... more scanning and will comply...  ;D

If there are specific images anybody wants, just send word and I'll e a bigger shot once they are cleaned up - I don't have any fancy software, but it does enough for me...
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Highlander

Gene...?

Do you mean this guy...?





Cleaned up a bit but not finished... lots more to do as the repairs are taking time...
The random mind of a Silver Surfer...
If research was easy, it wouldn't need doing...
Staring at that event horizon is a dirty job, but someone has to do it; something's going to come back out of it one day...

OldManC

These shots show the band that turned me into an obsessive fan as an eleven year old. I love these shots!

Lightyear

Nice shots!

Are those folded horns behind him?  For some reason I always thought he used the standard Ampeg 8x10s

uwe

Those and similar cabs were pretty popular in the seventies to generate the sublows regular cabs could not provide at the time. Roger Glover got his thunderous lows with Martin bins.

Bass amplification has gone quite some way. These days, even small rigs can deliver bladder-stirring sublows.

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Dave W

Topic: Kenny Murdo's Kiss pictures

Let's keep this thread about Ken's pictures and not other pictures you can find online. Thanks.

Blazer

Quote from: Dave W on May 31, 2009, 04:13:11 PM
Topic: Kenny Murdo's Kiss pictures

Let's keep this thread about Ken's pictures and not other pictures you can find online. Thanks.

Okay I get the message.

But since there was a question asked about Gene's Amplification I chimed in. I found a 1978 Guitarplayer interview with Gene where he said that his backline consisted of Sunn Colloseum heads and cabs.

godofthunder

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godofthunder

And those are SVT heads in Kenny's pics  ;D
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