Kansas (2)
Vinyl Confessions

Listening notes

Kansas released Vinyl Confessions on the Kirshner label in 1982. This pressing carries the catalog number 25AP 2364 and is formatted as a standard vinyl LP. The release is catalogued under the genres of Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock.

The record is 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 runs with "Face It" at 4:15, "Windows" at 3:29, "Borderline" at 3:57, "Play On" at 3:39, and closes with "Crossfire" at 6:35.

The ten tracks total a running time that places this comfortably within standard LP parameters. The tracklist shows a relatively consistent range of song lengths across both sides, with most tracks falling between three and five minutes. "Crossfire," closing Side B at 6:35, is the longest piece on the record, while "Chasing Shadows" at 3:17 is the shortest.

The presence of three genre tags — Pop Rock, Prog Rock, and Rock — reflects a broad categorical placement that collectors and researchers may find useful when contextualizing this release within the band's discography and within the broader landscape of early 1980s releases on the Kirshner label.

This entry is an unreviewed draft. Personnel, pressing variants, recording details, and any reception or chart information have not been verified and are not reflected here. Researchers and collectors should consult additional primary sources before drawing further conclusions about this release.