
More Than This
1982 · From Avalon
Ferry's voice drops out almost two minutes before the end, leaving a synthesizer to finish the thought.
★ 6.4

Ferry's voice drops out almost two minutes before the end, leaving a synthesizer to finish the thought.

A fingerpicking exercise Livgren's wife overheard and told him to finish, now Kansas's only American top ten.

Voice, guitar and strings went down together at Sound Techniques, Robert Kirby scoring the sound of coming up short.

Nicks wrote it in Aspen weighing whether to quit music; the Chicks add three-part harmony and take it top ten.

Credited to all four members, it climbed to fifteen; Phillips says it is about how quickly epiphanies vanish.