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Kansas
Two For The Show CDs (1978)
 $15.89  
By the late '70s, Kansas had not only established themselves as one of America's most adventurous progressive rock bands; they even had a number of Top 20 hits to their credit. And as they finally paused for a breath after
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Kansas
There's Know Place Like Home CD (2009)
Phil Ehart songs
$13.45 
Starting in the 1990s, quite a few hard rock bands decided to go "the symphonic route," by putting on concerts that merged big guitar riffs with swirling strings. The Scorpions, Kiss, and Metallica all immediately come to mind as bands
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Kansas
Masque CD (1975)
Phil Ehart CD discography
$5.95 
Kansas' third album, Masque, is a lyrically dark effort courtesy of guitarist/keyboardist Kerry Livgren's brooding songwriting. Musically, Masque foreshadows the tight melodies and instrumental interplay on the next two albums, Leftoverture and Point of Know Return, which together serve as
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Native Window
Native Window CD (2009)
Phil Ehart music CDs
$13.59 
And there's a good reason for this, as Native Window are essentially Kansas without the group's longtime chief songwriters, Steve Walsh and Kerry Livgren. The 2009 self-titled debut release from Native Window absolutely reflects the soaring melodic/mainstream sounds of Kansas.
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Kansas
Best Of Kansas CD (1984)
Phil Ehart CD discography
$6.75  
This 1999 reissue contains three bonus tracks not included on the original release.
Between the early 1970s and early '80s, Kansas made a long musical journey, starting out as complex prog-rock merchants, deeply indebted to the technically dazzling, epic works of
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Kansas
Point Of Know Return CD (1977) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Phil Ehart albums
$7.59
The high point of Kansas's long career, 1977's POINT OF KNOW RETURN found the American heartlanders finally striking the perfect balance between complex prog-rock, hard-hitting heavy guitar work, and crafty pop sensibilities. This is perhaps best exemplified by the title
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Kansas
Leftoverture CD (1976)
Phil Ehart discography
$6.75
From their inception, Kansas had been working on a combination of American heavy rock and UK prog rock. Their aesthetic and commercial peak in 1976-'77 found them achieving the
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Kansas
Song For America CD (1975) Bonus Track; Remastered
Phil Ehart songs
$5.95 |
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Kansas
Somewhere To Elsewhere CDs (2000)
Phil Ehart albums
$13.45 |
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Steve Hackett
Please Don't Touch CD (1978) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Phil Ehart music CDs
$9.35 |
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