DUST IN THE WIND

Kansas

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Symphonic Prog

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 2004

Songs / Tracks Listing

DISC 1-Kansas Featuring The London Symphony Orchestra

1. Song For America
2. Dust In The Wind
3. Eleanor Rigby
4. In Your Eyes
5. Miracles Out Of Nowhere
6. Hold On
7. The Sky Is Falling
8. Cheyenne Autumn
9. The Wall
10. Need To Know
11. Nobody Home

DISC 2
1. I Can Fly
2. Desperate Times
3. Hope Once Again
4. Black Fathom Four
5. Under The Knife
6. Need
7. Freaks Of Nature
8. Cold Grey Morning
9. Peaceful And Warm

Line-up / Musicians

- Steve Walsh / vocals, keyboards
- David Ragsdale / violin, guitar
- Greg Robert / keyboards, vocals
- Rich Williams / guitar
- Billy Greer / vocals, bass
- Phil Ehart / drums

Releases information

Digimode Entertainment/Double Pleasure 21514

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KANSAS Dust In The Wind ratings distribution

4.00
(6 ratings)

Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(50%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
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Review by Epignosis
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

The material on this compilation is a strange one, as it is essentially the two Kansas albums released in 1998 and 1995. It is furthermore a poor man's version of Always Never the Same because it eliminates two passages that make that album what it is. Freaks of Nature is an excellent, nearly Livgren-less Kansas album, and Always Never the Same is a masterpiece for many reasons I have detailed elsewhere. If neither are available but this is, the reader may knock the proverbial two birds, providing he is willing to spare potentially several dollars on the stone. Considering the material, this is an excellent acquisition, but the two individual albums are preferable.

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