Kansas (2)
Vinyl Confessions

Listening notes

Kansas released Vinyl Confessions on the Kirshner label in 1982 under catalog number FZ 38002. The record is categorized under the genres of Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock.

The album is presented as a standard vinyl LP divided across two sides, each containing five tracks. Side A opens with "Play The Game Tonight" at 3:24, followed by "Right Away" at 4:03, "Fair Exchange" at 4:56, "Chasing Shadows" at 3:17, and "Diamonds And Pearls" at 4:47. Side B opens with "Face It" at 4:15, then "Windows" at 3:29, "Borderline" at 3:57, "Play On" at 3:30, and closes with "Crossfire" at 6:33.

The ten tracks run from a low of 3:17 to a high of 6:33, with "Crossfire" standing as the album's longest piece by a considerable margin. The total runtime across both sides is approximately 42 minutes, based on the listed track durations. The genre designations on record — Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock — reflect a range broad enough to suggest the album does not sit neatly within a single category, though no further detail about the record's specific musical character can be confirmed from the available data alone.

Collectors and researchers working from this entry should note that personnel, pressing variants, and production details are not included in the verified source data and would require additional documentation before any such claims could be made. This draft is unreviewed and is intended as a starting point for editorial development pending fact-checker approval.