Lane Dangerous! Pops! He was right, Once you met him you couldn’t forget him!

The KSAN radio show version is best but this is nice too! Thanks for posting this.

Great rock show band

Saw this tour. Steve's voice was never better.

Steve sure was tweaking that night.i though he was gonna jump out of his sneakers

Kansas Sept 2024 - Just saw them yesterday in Sacramento. Rich received a long standing ovation and Platt sounded just like Steve, if that’s possible.

I was there. Great show. 😎

Gary numero 1

steve's voice is terrible here and the audience singing along is worse !

I was there! So glad to see this, as well as the comments from others who were also at the show. It remains to this day one of the best shows I've ever seen. The whole band was amazing, and a huge bonus for me as a Peter Green fan and disciple (like Gary himself was) was the chance to see him play Greeny on the encores. Thank you so much for posting this!

Saw them in 1978, 1979, and 1980. What a great string of shows, each having unique stage shows and set lists.

I don't know where you"re getting that this is a high quality file.

Dieu que c 'est beau!!!! extraordinaire! Une voix superbe,un chorus d'anthologie,un son parfait.L'album d'ailleurs est absolument excellent.

What a great song ; from a great band ! ❤

Steve Walsh has one of those unmistakable voices that is generational. You can immediately recognize that it is Kansas. HOF worthy.😊

Where’s the video :(

Walsh 🙌🏻❤️🙏🏼 OMG

Rich’s little guitar run was very quick and tasty! Love him 😎

Thanks for all, Ken, happy birthday- and r.i.p. 💐🥀🌿🕊

I remember Audio Visions took my mind off of the sorrow of us losing John Lennon in 1980

Such a great band... eventually saw them on the "Monolith" tour. Here's my Kansas story... so I lived in the DC/MD area bitd, and had tickets for the "Pt of Know Return" tour/show in MD... I searched for a ride and couldn't find a ride. I still have the complete ticket. Still bums me out. Ha ha.

Los considero y aún lo pienso, la mejor banda Norteaméricana , increíbles compositores, increíbles músicos , tremendos vocalistas e instrumentistas , Rodby, Steve, Kerry , Phil, Rich, Hope,...un sonido inigualable ÚNICO, un concepto maravilloso, son y fueron lo mejor , tuve la oportunidad de verlos en Caracas , Venezuela teatro Teresa Carreño y Steinhart el violinista al final del concierto salió abrió la cortina y se sentó a hablar con los asistentes q aún no salíamos de la sala porque habiamos quedado atónitos con su actuación y verlos en vivo fue un sueño cumplido aún conservo con orgullo la baqueta ( stick) de Phil Ehart la lanzó al público y mi hermano la atrapó en el aire !!! Una noche inolvidable ❤😊

🔥🔥🔥👍👍🎶

KANSAS is my favorite band but i always had dislike how Phil Ehart snare sounds really loud and awful all the time...

I first saw them in 1970 at WHLO Appreciation Day. Been a fan ever since.

Jim Cook molests collies.

Nice cruise and think song.

It’s Steve Markulin not John! Just saying!

This shows the power of this line up, sadly never to be seen again and unfortunately Steve is so bitter towards Jon and Rick they will never play together again, very sad.

These guys NEVER EVER fail to give their absolute ALL!! That's why I love this band sooo much! This was awesome as always!!

Thankful I got to see the original band (3) times. First time, MASQUE tour (which hooked me). Second time, Point Of Know Return tour. Went w/a group of about 30 friends (had our own motorcade headed to the show). Last time was the Monolith tour. I owned the entire catalog (LPs) of the original band.

Funny that he should mention that they were doing just fine on the West Coast. I was in the Navy going through A school as a SeaBee when I saw them a couple of times at the enlisted club on the base in Port Hueneme, California. They were pretty tight live. Loved their Bowie covers of Cracked Actor and The Jean Genie. 👍🏻🇺🇸

I never ever get tired of listening to one of the great groups of all time !

At his peak.

They were impressive performers, giving it their all from intro to outro without ever missing a note, and it's great that you've got the video as well to showcase their energy on stage, which is impressive by itself ! PS: And Robby Steinhardt's ending of Cheyenne Song, followed by Steve Walsh's opening to Dust in the Wind, then Steinhardt's violin, all accompanied by Livgreen on the acoustic guitar, peaking with both singers and then more violin, IT ACTUALLY MADE ME CRY ! That's how powerful their music is. (Let's see if Taylor S. can bring her fans to tears without costumes or social networks ! )

UN GRUPO CON SENTIMIENTO MUY ESPECIAL ESTA EN MI REPERTORIO FAVORITO ❤❤❤😊

kansas Nice live🎉

Belpre Skateland, free show 1971 or 1972... who else was there??

Great extended ad lib shredder blues version.

I love this era of the band.....raw and eager to prove themselves again after the rough patch of the late 80s and 90s. No Elafante tunes or other commercial 80s pop stuff here; just Kansas being the amazing prog rock band they are. Sadly, the shows started getting more 'corporate' in the early 2000s and beyond.

I get worn out just watching Steve

Thanks for posting. Timeless music with a message of hope. I was there with my 15 year old son. He enjoyed the show.

The best live band I’ve ever seen.

I saw Kansas first at a small college right after they started getting famous. Then, I just happened to be 1,000 miles from home in Houston, TX and was at this exact concert!

SW...?? funny adidas outfit.....

Kansas 80's Live...Audio vision tour...Thank's for sharing... Loner :-)

Steve Walsh is Kansas

Hall of fame

Was that a Korg CX3 over the back?

It is a tribute to share this - for as long as your friend is remembered in this way he will not be forgotten.