Kansas-Audio-Visions (1980)

In 1980 Kansas released their seventh album titled "Audio-Visions", this would be the last record with the original line-up until twenty years later when they would reunite for the album "Somewhere To Elsewhere".
It would also be the first album after the conversion to Christianity by Kerry Livgren, who composed "Hold On" and which had some Top-20 success.
An album that would mark the future of the confrontations of its two leaders Steve Walsh and Kerry Livgren, more concerned in their solo careers than in the band itself.
Even so, the album contained very good moments such as the aforementioned "Hold On", a melodic song with a strong presence of acoustic guitars and a strong Christian message or the progressive ones "No One Together", "Relentless" and "Curtain of Iron".