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Kansas
Released 2002

Song For America
10:01
5,563 plays

Point Of Know Return
03:11
5,549 plays

Hold On
03:49
5,161 plays

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- 1
- Carry On Wayward Son
- 05:23
- 28,449 plays

- 2
- Song For America
- 10:01
- 5,563 plays

- 3
- The Wall
- 04:48
- 5,070 plays

- 4
- Lonely Street
- 05:42
- 4,248 plays

- 5
- Journey From Mariabronn
- 07:57
- 4,098 plays

- 6
- Child Of Innocence
- 04:31
- 4,434 plays

- 7
- Mysteries And Mayhem
- 04:12
- 3,984 plays

- 8
- The Pinnacle
- 09:34
- 3,651 plays

- 9
- Bringing It Back
- 03:33
- 3,551 plays

- 10
- Down The Road
- 03:44
- 3,487 plays

- 11
- What's On My Mind
- 03:28
- 4,311 plays

- 12
- Death Of Mother Nature Suite
- 07:53
- 3,529 plays

- 13
- Point Of Know Return
- 03:11
- 5,549 plays

- 14
- Cheyenne Anthem
- 06:53
- 3,248 plays

- 15
- Fight Fire With Fire
- 03:39
- 4,459 plays

- 16
- Dust In The Wind
- 03:26
- 16,295 plays

- 17
- Hold On
- 03:49
- 5,161 plays

- 18
- No One Together
- 06:57
- 3,503 plays

- 19
- Play The Game Tonight
- 03:26
- 4,721 plays

- 20
- Closet Chronicles
- 06:29
- 3,731 plays

- 21
- Sparks Of The Tempest
- 04:12
- 3,584 plays

- 22
- Portrait (He Knew)
- 04:32
- 4,409 plays

- 23
- On The Other Side
- 06:23
- 3,618 plays

- 24
- People Of The South Wind
- 03:37
- 3,741 plays

- 25
- A Glimpse Of Home
- 06:33
- 3,623 plays

- 26
- Magnum Opus (Live)
- 08:58
- 3,752 plays

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album review

Epic/Legacy's double-disc set The Ultimate Kansas pretty much fulfills the promise of its title. Although it doesn't delve into the group's latter-day recordings for MCA and other labels, that's not a problem because most listeners -- whether they're fairweather or dedicated fans -- will want to concentrate on the group's peak in the '70s, which is precisely what this does. Over the course of 26 tracks, all the hits and album-oriented radio staples are featured, usually in their full-length album versions, plus a number of fan favorites and key album tracks that help draw a full picture of what the group did. The remastered, expanded single-disc of The Best of Kansas remains the best bet for the casual fan, since it has all the big hits on one disc, but anybody seeking to dig deeper than the hits and radio favorites -- without actually hearing the original albums -- should turn here, since its selection and sound is better than the three-disc box. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide