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KANSAS: Drastically Remeasured (An Alternative Album)

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First published at 02:45 UTC on May 17th, 2023.

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Closer To The Edge

Closer to the Edge: Prog Rock

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1983's "Drastic Measures" album was the second album to feature John Elefante as lead singer. The band was about to disintegrate, as Dave Hope and Kerry Livgren were looking to branch out on their own and violinist Robby Steinhardt fa…

In my opinion, "Drastic Measures" was a mixed bag. With only 9 songs, and only one clocking in at slightly longer than 6 minutes, the album felt incomplete. The first side of the album contained four songs, and the fourth song "Andi" was just terrible. My goal with this "alternative album" is to create a solid side one. Kicking off the album is "Perfect Lover," from the initial "The Best of Kansas" release. Also, I have replaced "Andi" with "Wasn't it Love." Both songs were penned by John Elefante. As a bonus track, I end the album with "Young and Innocent," an Elefante song created for the "St. Elmo's Fire" soundtrack. All songs have been remastered.

TRACK LIST:
Perfect Lover
Fight Fire with Fire
Everybody's My Friend
Mainstream
Wasn't it Love
Going Through the Motions
Get Rich
Don't Take Your Love Away
End of the Age
Incident on a Bridge
Young and Innocent

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