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Kansas (180 Gram Tra 012/13/2004 But those who aren't offendedKansas: Steve Walsh (vocals, keyboards); Kerry Livgren (guitar, vocals); Rich Williams (guitar); Robbie Steinhardt (violin, keyboards, vocals); Dave Hope (bass); Phil Ehart (drums). Like their contemporaries Styx and (early) Journey, Kansas combined the influence of British prog bands Yes and King Crimson with a more straightforward pop rock sensibility. Those seemingly disparate elements were never more sharply juxtaposed for Kansas than on their