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Two bands with completely similar styles. It's hard to tell these two beasts apart sometimes! Which one you like better?
These polls are getting old very quick.
I'll pick Kansas.
I wanted to get in on the action one time before the style wore out.
Besides, I think it's an interesting pairing. I really do: Both use symphonic and rock elements, both have creative compositions, both have interesting lyrics, and both have violin!
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Posted: April 09 2011 at 20:48
Epignosis wrote:
Lark the Starless wrote:
Epignosis wrote:
Two bands with completely similar styles. It's hard to tell these two beasts apart sometimes! Which one you like better?
These polls are getting old very quick.
I'll pick Kansas.
I wanted to get in on the action one time before the style wore out.
Besides, I think it's an interesting pairing. I really do: Both use symphonic and rock elements, both have creative compositions, both have interesting lyrics, and both have violin!
Good point, and I should check out both bands more thoroughly.
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Posted: April 09 2011 at 20:48
Epignosis wrote:
Lark the Starless wrote:
Epignosis wrote:
Two bands with completely similar styles. It's hard to tell these two beasts apart sometimes! Which one you like better?
These polls are getting old very quick.
I'll pick Kansas.
I wanted to get in on the action one time before the style wore out.
Besides, I think it's an interesting pairing. I really do: Both use symphonic and rock elements, both have creative compositions, both have interesting lyrics, and both have violin!
Just barely, I think!
Quite true. Both are great bands in their own right. And I just purchased "Leftoverture" as well.
Two bands with completely similar styles. It's hard to tell these two beasts apart sometimes! Which one you like better?
These polls are getting old very quick.
I'll pick Kansas.
I wanted to get in on the action one time before the style wore out.
Besides, I think it's an interesting pairing. I really do: Both use symphonic and rock elements, both have creative compositions, both have interesting lyrics, and both have violin!
Just barely, I think!
Quite true. Both are great bands in their own right. And I just purchased "Leftoverture" as well.
Listen, despite what ratings here say, Somewhere to Elsewhere, the latest Kansas studio album, is their best work. Modern production with all original members (and Billy Greer singing lead on one number- wow). I think you will love it.
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Posted: April 10 2011 at 03:27
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Dig me...But don't...Bury me I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Epignosis wrote:
Kansas for me, though the bands are so similar that I really have a tough time making a decision. 
