Kansas (2)
Vinyl Confessions

Listening notes

Kansas — *Vinyl Confessions* (Kirshner, PZ 38002) is a ten-track vinyl LP catalogued under the genres of Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock. The record is divided evenly across two sides, each carrying five tracks.

Side A opens with "Play The Game Tonight," running three minutes and twenty-four seconds, followed by "Right Away" at four minutes and three seconds. "Fair Exchange" is the longest track on the side at four minutes and fifty-six seconds, while "Chasing Shadows" is the shortest at three minutes and seventeen seconds. The side closes with "Diamonds And Pearls," clocking in at four minutes and forty-seven seconds.

Side B begins with "Face It" at four minutes and fifteen seconds, then moves to "Windows" at three minutes and twenty-nine seconds. "Borderline" runs three minutes and fifty-seven seconds, and "Play On" follows at three minutes and thirty seconds. The closing track, "Crossfire," is the longest on the record at six minutes and thirty-three seconds, and the only track on either side to cross the six-minute mark.

The overall runtime across both sides reflects a range of track lengths, from the concise three-minute-seventeen-second "Chasing Shadows" to the extended "Crossfire." The genre tags assigned to this release — Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock — suggest a catalog entry that sits across more than one stylistic category, though no release year is confirmed in the available data.

This entry is an unreviewed draft. Personnel, recording details, pressing variants, and release year require independent verification before publication.