kansas-Vinyl Confessions

[vinyldavid]

Playing this album for the first time, and I really like it......

Catchy tunes, very eighties, and a perfect title for me!


Anyone else like it?

 

[sauuuuuce]

I believe I inherited some Kansas vinyl from my mom. It's in the to be cleaned before it comes close to my turntable section. Could be a while before I get to it.

 

[clydeselsor]

It's not my favorite Kansas album, but it's okay...

 

[Fred Sanford]

That may be one of the only ones I haven't got. I've got 7 of them on vinyl, 7 on CD, and a bunch on cassette, with some overlaps. That's an Elefante album, now?

je

 

[Ivorytooth]

I like it!

I thought I wouldn't with Elfante, but I actually do. I bought it when it first came out on cassette.

Crossfire is a great song and I like all the others too.

Mine is called CD Confessions though.

 

[qdrone]

I always felt kansas

hit their sweet spot early on in their catalog starting with Song for America through The Point of Know Return. I kind of stopped listening after the Live recording and after Monolith disappointed me.

 

[groovemaster]

It's not my favorite Kansas album, but it's okay...

It is not my favorite either, but it is a decent album.

 

[d-ray657]

hit their sweet spot early on in their catalog starting with Song for America through The Point of Know Return. I kind of stopped listening after the Live recording and after Monolith disappointed me.

First, welcome qdrone. I would start a little earlier with their quality recordings. My favorite has always been the original Kansas album - the one with John Brown on the cover. They had been a touring band for several years before that and the John Brown album presented some well-seasoned, road tested music.

Regards,

D-Ray