Kiss Destroyer 45th Anniversary Edition on Colored 2LP: Original Album Half-Speed Mastered at Abbey Road Studios, Plus 12 Bonus Tracks (10 Unreleased) and a 20-Page Booklet

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The 45th anniversary deluxe edition 2LP reissue of Kiss' Destroyer features the original album half-speed mastered album from Abbey Road Mastering Studios on colored vinyl plus 12 bonus tracks – 10 unreleased – including the new "Beth (Acoustic Mix)." An accompanying 20-page booklet showcases unreleased and rare photos along with "The Story of Destroyer" liner notes.

Packed with concert staples and KISS Army favorites including "Detroit Rock City," "Shout It Out Loud," "God Of Thunder" and "Beth," Destroyer was originally released in 1976 and is considered to be one of the quintessential Kiss albums. It is the band's first album to sell one million copies in its first year and holds the title of being their all-time best selling studio album.

For the recording of Destroyer, Bob Ezrin was brought in as Kiss' new producer, helping the band reach new levels, both sonically and creatively. The album also showed the band's growth as musicians and songwriters, experimenting with new sounds which came in the form of the softer side of songs like "Do You Love Me?," and songs heavy with orchestral arrangements including "Great Expectations" and their Billboard No. 7 hit single "Beth." Following the breakthrough success of 1975's No. 9 Billboard charting Alive!, Destroyer was the Kiss album that brought them to the forefront of the mainstream and transformed them into global rock icons.