Kansas - 1974-2004 [24CD@320kB/s] BeLight

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  <br /> As the fifties had belonged to the American acts and the birth of Rock and Roll,<br /> Elvis Presley on top of them all, the sixties unconditionally belonged to The Beatles<br /> and a host of British acts rising in their shadow.<br /> The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Moody Blues, all would capture the world's love and<br /> attention while shifting the ballance of world popularity towards the United Kingdom.<br /> With the event of King Crimson in 1969, the table was set for the progressive driven<br /> seventies, where again British acts would rule the game.<br /> Genesis, Yes, Emerson Lake &amp; Palmer, Gentle Giant, Pink Floyd and The Van der Graaf<br /> Generator, undoubtedly the most important pieces of the puzzle, followed the path set<br /> by KC's 'In The Court Of The Crimson King' and were at the heart of the most creative<br /> and exciting music decade in rock music history.<br /> The progressive movement created by the British soon started to spread in many parts<br /> of the world, thus reaching America, where a lot of bands began to follow the path.<br /> Among the many US bands that would embrace the pure progressive style, like Happy The<br /> Man, Starcastle, Ambrosia, and even Styx to a certain extend, Kansas would undoubtedly<br /> become the most innovative and most distinctive of them all.<br /> Formed in Topeka in 1970, the founding members of the group were guitarist Kerry<br /> Livgren, bassist Dave Hope, and drummer Phil Ehart with the addition of classic<br /> violinist Robbie Steinhardt. <br /> As they grew in popularity they formed a bond with the people of the East coast state<br /> of Pennsylvania.<br /> During the early years, Kansas played the great north east state as a warm up band for<br /> headliners such as The Kinks, Mott the Hoople, and Queen. <br /> By 1975, Kansas became a headliner themselve and played an impressive concert at the<br /> Stanley Theater in downtown Pittsburgh in December of that year.<br /> In October of 1976, they were back to play for their Pittsburgh fans again.<br /> This time, it was at the Syria Mosque; site of a very impressive Genesis concert just<br /> six months earlier.<br /> They brought with them a band called Ambrosia from California to warm up the crowd.<br /> Both bands were making their name in the developing genre of Progressive Rock but<br /> Kansas, with their unique driving melodies and use of the violin was the band everyone<br /> came to see.<br /> <br /> <br /> Kansas - 1974-2004 [24CD@320kB/s] BeLight<br /> <br /> <br /> 1974 Kansas<br /> 1975 Masque<br /> 1975 Song for America<br /> 1976 Leftoverture<br /> 1976 Mayhem Symphony (2CD)<br /> 1977 Point of Know Return (Bonus Tracks)<br /> 1978 Two for the Show<br /> 1979 Monolith<br /> 1980 Audio-Visions<br /> 1982 Vinyl Confessions<br /> 1983 Drastic Measures<br /> 1986 Power<br /> 1990 Carry On<br /> 1994 Box Set (2CD)<br /> 1995 Freaks of Nature<br /> 1995 In the Spirit of Things<br /> 1998 Always Never the Same<br /> 1998 King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents<br /> 1998 Live - Dust in the Wind<br /> 1999 Definitive Collection (2CD)<br /> 1999 The Best of Kansas<br /> 2000 Somewhere to Elsewhere<br /> 2002 Device-Voice-Drum<br /> 2004 Sail On - The 30th Anniversary Collection (2CD)
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