Kansas - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Kansas - Monolith [Kirshner Records FZ 36008] (May 1979)

Dynamic Range Released: May 1979
Country: US
Label: Kirshner Records
Catalog: FZ 36008
Genre: Rock, Prog Rock

Item# SR-KIFZ36008
Ratings: C=NM-; LP=NM-

T R A C K L I S T:
01 On The Other Side
02 People Of The South Wind
03 Angels Have Fallen
04 How My Soul Cries Out For You
05 A Glimpse Of Home
06 Away From You
07 Stay Out Of Trouble
08 Reason To Be

Monolith
Kansas

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Album Review

Robert Taylor [allmusic.com]
By this release, Kansas had pretty much exhausted every aspect of their musical style. There is some fine playing here, but the band's success seemed to be having an effect on their integrity and judgment, given the penchant for pop songs and juvenile lyrics. The concept of the album, futuristic Indians with space helmets, doesn't help. Even though the chorus to ''People of the South Wind'' is catchy, the ridiculous keyboard melody that starts the song is shamefully aimed at FM radio. This release lacks effort and direction and is best left unexplored.