Lost/Forgotten Album #43

[Jon]

 

 

You know, I never really considered Kansas a hard rock band (even though they kind of are) and always thought that, solo, they would be soft rock. Don't know why, it's just something that has always run thru my mind.

 

Every day when I discuss Kansas with my co-workers, I group them with bands like America, The Culture Club, Air Supply and Yanni. Whenever I do, they have the tendency to slowly creep away, acting like I'm weird or something.

 

Thankfully, I'm able to hunt them down the next day and start the conversation all over again. I can do that. And I do. Just because. 

 

Seriously though....did you actually come here for a review of this album? From me? Are you kidding?

 

If you want a review, please read Tageryche's wonderful review  HERE.

 

I just really like this album, Steve Walsh's third solo album, which came out in 2005. This is his third solo output ("Schemer-Dreamer" from 1980 and "Glossolalia" from 2000 being those other two) and I like them all, but this album the mostest since it totally rocks out. 

 

I like my rawk (with a small dose of mellow stuff)! 

 

 

Shadowman

1. Rise
2. Shadowman
3. Davey And The Stone That Rolled Away
4. Keep On Knockin
5. Pages Of Old
6. Hell Is Full Of Heroes
7. After
8. The River

 

 

 

MSoTW: Three weeks in row for Rjhog? Laugh now and laugh then cause it's gonna end!

 

Availability: Around $5.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Jon]

MSoTW Man will die a horrible, bloody death next week.

[RJhog (Admin)]

MSoTW Man does not participate in instrumentals...besides, he's retired, remember?

[Jon]

He is absolutely not retired. He will cry next week. Cry I say.

 

 

Oh, and die a horrible, bloody death.

 

 

After crying.

[Niels (Mod)]

Okay, if the evil MYSTERY song Maker Man, won't show his face, then I'll show you, what I think he looks like:

 

[RJhog (Admin)]

Looks like he's in pain from the severe butt whippin' he has received over the last 4 weeks...

[Jon]

Pain is good!