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Wizards From Kansas, Indeed!

2008-04-08 09:14:00 by whiteray in Echoes In The Wind
 
...Kansas to win it all. And the Jayhawks did just that! Oh, there were some anxious moments during last evenings championship game. In fact, with Memphis leading by nine points with just more than two minutes remaining, I thought the game was decided. From there, the comeback was remarkable, and the Jayhawks eventually won in overtime At...
 
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'Goin' To Kansas City . . .'

2008-10-28 09:20:00 by whiteray in Echoes In The Wind
 
...Kansas City. It started, Im goin to Kansas City, bringing my baby back home Released on Beatles For Sale in 1964, the song was the Beatles cover version of the tune written in the early 1950s by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, as recorded by Little Richard. Little Richards indelible contribution to the song beyond his lethal performance of...
 
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Kansas - Two For The Show: 30th Anniversary Edition

2008-07-26 07:15:32 by Editor in Muzik Reviews
 
...Kansas most memorable and impressive musical masterpieces that capture the musical magic of this legendary group for old and new fans alike. Earning several gold and platinum albums, Kansas is a classic/progressive rock band to be reckoned with. Releasing their first self-titled album in 1974, their success continued with the albums : Song...
 
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KANSAS - Leftoverture (1976)

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2008-06-28 00:14:46 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas as much as I do now, but somehow it happened and it took LEFTOVERTURE to do so. I can say that I had grown to love 'Carry On Wayward Son' through radio listens; upon receiving the album six months ago as of this post (I like to wait six months until I review an album), my first thought was, 'Yay! I have 'Carry On Wayward Son' in my...
 
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KANSAS - Kansas (1974)

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2008-11-19 17:56:46 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas s/t debut, Song for America and Leftoverture are perhaps my favorite of their 70s discography but only because they are more consistent in a prog point of view (they have monster epics). Let me say that Im fan of all 70s Kansas catalogue from debut to 1980 Audiovisions (they are 8 albums What I most like is that Kansas absolutely...
 
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KANSAS - Dust In The Wind (2002)

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2008-06-13 19:54:06 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas seminal live album Two for the Show it seems appropriate to warn away those who might be taken in by one of the cheap imitations being passed off as a legitimate Kansas live album. Youll thank me later Technically this is a Kansas live album, since the tracks are taken from a concert at which Kansas was the featured act, and everyone...
 
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KANSAS - Kansas (1974)

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2008-12-12 14:14:32 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas's self-titled debut is quite often overlooked by a lot of prog fans. That's a shame, because perhaps their most creative and progressive moments appear on this record. While certainly there is a stronger element of southern rock here than elsewhere of theirs, this nevertheless is a wonderful blend of hard rock and symphonic prog music....
 
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KANSAS - Audio-Visions (1980)

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2008-04-08 18:01:40 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas' unique sound a couple of years ago, they seemed like an unstoppable force to me. Every single album was either great, excellent or magnificent and were quickly mounted on a pedestal of both admiration and uniqueness in my otherwise prog-related hard rock/heavy metal world. And while still in this bubble, the downfall of the band was...
 
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KANSAS - Two for the Show 30th Anniversary Edition (2008)

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2008-07-10 18:11:44 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansas songs on it and was skillfully recorded and mixed Then in 2005 rumor from Sony Legacy (now owner of the Kansas catalog) was going to remaster this package finally. It was to restore the dropped song, Closet Chronicles, that wouldnt fit on the original CD release and maybe have a few bonus tracks. Then the payoloa judgment came and Sony...
 
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KANSAS - Monolith (1979)

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2008-12-01 13:23:48 by Editor in Progarchives.com (Progressive rock and related latest reviews)
...Kansass music, and it reflects the rising turmoil among the bands personnel. There are a few outstanding tracks (mostly thanks to the masterful Kerry Livgren), and almost everything else here is at least decent. More than ever, Steve Wal