Kansas (Official Thread)

[Ar-Pharazon]

I found some info on the 1989 CD, Closet Chronicles was not listed.

Looks like the 2008 anniversary 2 disc edition put the song back though, along with more live tracks recorded at the time that weren't even on the vinyl release.

 

[LG]

^^That's what they should have done the first time, but I don't think the CD would sound as good as my vinyl copy anyway.

 

[2LITTLETIME]

LG i had side 1 of leftoverture on in the loud room.
Love this song.Why dont bands make music like this anymore instead of their machine produced rubbish.
at 5 mins the song makes me headbang so hard

 

[LG]

^^Leftoverture is one of my all time favorite records.

 

[2LITTLETIME]

^Lol ive just been over to the uriah heep thread as i was blown away by one of their albums.Guess who started the threadCool you started the Tull thread aswell

 

[Soot and Stars]

Listening now! This is my first non hits album I've got and listened to by the band:

Point of Know Return

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

^ Leftoverture & Point Of Know Return are practically hits albums on their own.

 

[Soot and Stars]

^ Leftoverture & Point Of Know Return are practically hits albums on their own.

Honestly, I don't know if it reflects how the hits have carried over beyond classic rock radio but the only song I knew off of that beforehand was "Dust In The Wind". I thought the album was actually really good though.

 

[Ar-Pharazon]

Honestly, I don't know if it reflects how the hits have carried over beyond classic rock radio but the only song I knew off of that beforehand was "Dust In The Wind". I thought the album was actually really good though.

I was thinking more like, all the songs are great, even if we didn't hear them on the radio.

Those 2 albums were literally the pinnacle of their history and are completely listenable as whole albums in a way very few albums (from anyone) are.

 

[Soot and Stars]

I was thinking more like, all the songs are great, even if we didn't hear them on the radio.

Those 2 albums were literally the pinnacle of their history and are completely listenable as whole albums in a way very few albums (from anyone) are.

Oh, I got you then! I can see why that album was a pinnacle at this point. It's really grown on me. I mean I'm obsessed with "Dust In The Wind" at this point but I'm actually listening to the rest of the album and soaking it in as well.