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Lumenko
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Posted: December 28 2023 at 19:30 |
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Voted for "Point of Know Return."
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Boi_da_boi_124
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Leftoverture, the prog classic.
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richardh
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Yep good ole y/t
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Epignosis
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There's this in a pinch. The index of tracks is in the description. |
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mellotronwave
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Song for America, my first Kansas LP
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richardh
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I glad to see some appreciation for Somewhere To Elsewhere. Ironically (and very annoyingly) since I moved, the CD has gone somewhere and I'm still searching for the bloody thing. I really want to play it and it's not readily available for streaming.
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Epignosis
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Kansas is my favorite band. It's hard for me to pick a favorite album among these. My favorite Kansas album is without a doubt Somewhere to Elsewhere. My favorite song of theirs is "Miracles Out of Nowhere." That's on Leftoverture. I think "Magnum Opus" is one of their weaker long-form tracks though (it's where the album draws it's title, as the album itself was going to be Magnum Opus and the last song was leftover pieces from the recording sessions). I guess if you put a gun to my head, it would be Song for America (and there's another joke in there somewhere for you Psych Paul).
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Epignosis
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I get the joke.
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richardh
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Wasn't me! I think by 1977 Kansas and Rush were going in very different directions. Rush were full blown prog/art rock for a good 10-15 year period. Kansas did a couple of great/good symphonic prog albums and then definitely gravitated towards a more 'abbreviated' style for their next bunch of albums an calling them AOR is not outrageous imo. There are some great songs in there but I still feel they were closer to Journey, Boston etc than they were to classic seventies prog but then I'm not a fan of Leftoverture. All these AOR bands had a point though. I love some early Boston and would put Foreplay/It's Been A Long Time against any mid seventies Kansas track (after SFA) and More Than A Feelinng still resonates to this day.
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Hector Enrique
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1. Leftoverture 2. Point of Know Return 3. Song for America 4. Kansas . . . 5. Masque The best Kansas compilation from their early years is the live album "Two For the Show." Highly recommended |
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Wow, someone actually voted for the "Kansas aren't prog" option. I guess Rush weren't a prog band either.
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VianaProghead
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Leftoverture followed closely by Song for America.
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Went with the debut album for the poll but it's not not to pick Leftoverture
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Leftoverture
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Debut, Leftoverture and Song for America equally for me.
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Progosopher
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Leftoverture. Don't hate it for being popular - it was when all their best elements came together.
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The world of sound is certainly capable of infinite variety and, were our sense developed, of infinite extensions. -- George Santayana, "The Sense of Beauty"
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Leftoverture by far. then Kansas and Song for America
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Well, we all have our own favorites and our own opinions.
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One of the best debuts by any band.
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