🎵 Kansas - Point of Know Return REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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Kansas is one of the best Prog Rock bands from the USA. Still out there jamming. RIP Violinist Robby Steinhardt.
'miracles out of nowhere'
perfect bottom line!
Kansas and Styx oooooo boy
And then there was Tool
not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Proves R&R Hall of Fame is an absolute turd of a joke.
THE WALL!!! From Kansas is a masterpiece...this bloke can SANG!!! WHOOOOOEEEEE...
Totally agree! I’m a singer and love to drive in my car and sing along to that and the entire Leftoverture album to this day. Bought the album when it was first released back in the 70’s.
@@IDriveAnAudi the melodies he sings on The Wall are some of the most beautiful I've ever heard...
@@IDriveAnAudi I bought that album when it first came out, when I was just a teenager. I loved it then and love it just as much now!
Per Songfacts Written by Kansas drummer Phil Ehart, violinist Robby Steinhardt, and frontman Steve Walsh, this was the first track from the band's fifth album, Point Of Know Return, released in October 1977. It was included in the album at the last moment, but became one of their most popular songs, still getting airplay on Classic Rock radio. >>
The lyric is about a seafaring journey, with our hero joining a crew and heading into the ocean. He wonders when the ship will reach the point of no return, when there will be no going back.
Kansas set themselves apart on this song by arranging it like an orchestra, with interplay between violin, guitar and synthesizer. Layering vocals on top, it gave them a signature sound.
"He wonders when the ship will reach the point of no return, when there will be no going back."
Hence the song title using "know", as in when will he know is the point of no return. Yup!
Brad, your hilarious!
and, of course, Steve Walsh has a great voice. I think one of the greatest in rock. Very under rated.
And, btw, Robby Steinhardt passed away last year. RIP Robby. You are missed.
Another great song from this album is "Portrait (He Knew)".
Every song on this album is great. If I don't pull out one or two songs on their own then I have to listen straight through. I can't shuffle or I just don't feel right-- messes with my brain. It's definitely one of my top 20 albums.
exactly my first thought. 👍
The remixed version by original producer Jeff Glixman sounds even better, imo. The live rendition from the incredible Two for the Show rocks harder with extended guitar soloing towards the end.
Please, more Kansas. Kansas is a ridiculously brilliant overlooked band. They are criminally underrated, due to people not ever hearing their stuff aside from a few radio tunes. Please react to some of their non radio songs. They have so many great songs. Here are a few to add to your reactions list. Journey From Mariabronn, Aperu/Death of Mother Nature Suite, Song For America (full album version, not the radio edit), Lamplight Symphony, Incomrudo - Hymn to The Atman, Icrurus - Borne of Wings of Steel, The Pinnacle, Miracles Out of Nowhere, Magnum Opus, Closet Chronicles, Sparks of The Tempest, Nobody's Home, Hopelessly Human. Okay, gonna shut up now, haha. You guys will be amazed at the musicianship of this band. Simply an amazing group of songwriters and musicians.
Both musically and lyrically, this song goes well with "Come Sail Away" from Styx.
Yes. Just as Carry On Wayward Son goes well with Renegade.
They toured a lot with each other back in the day.
Come Sail Away........to the Point of Know Return............
Played this album til it wore OUT back in the 70's! Have replaced my vinyl copies several times over the years, and of course moved onto cd's later on. Great album start to finish! This side one is one of the best album sides I've ever heard. This record makes up a large chunk of the music soundtrack of my youth! This is the album from which came another slightly famous song of theirs that I believe you guys reacted to already; DUST IN THE WIND.
One of my favorite bands in the 70's, always had them in the car, and on vinyl, and one of the reason's I got into being a rock jock on FM radio after getting out of the army, made a 30 year of playing "my" rock to the huddled masses...Rock ON!!!
Gamdalf679, me too!! The instrumentation, lyrics and that golden voice. One of the very best!!
Same here!
The lyric is about a seafaring journey, with our hero joining a crew and heading into the ocean. He wonders when the ship will reach the point of no return, when there will be no going back. (from SongFacts)
Brad & Lex, you’ll love their “Play The Game Tonight”!! John Elefante on lead vocals.
Or Perfect lover🤘
Or Fight with Fire
Song for America.
Great song, I still have the old 45 record of that one.
"Windows" is another highlight with Elefante
Absolutely! More Kansas! Can't wait for you to move past the Three Big Hits and do some of the early, more prog-rock stuff; Robbie Steinhardt's violin really shines there.
All I ask is "Song for America" and "Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel)" for a start. I'm not calling for "Lamplight Symphony" straight away.
Yes, this is one of the rare bands with two sets of keyboards (Steve Walsh, bouncing around, and Kerry Livgren, smooth and in control; on some songs, Kerry plays rhythm guitar instead). It makes for interesting instrumentation.
And, yeah…a certain amount of blow. Not just Walsh; bassist Dave Hope was doing $10,000 worth every month, it's said. (Eventually Kerry became a born-again Christian, convinced Dave to get straight and join him…but that broke up the band, because the others didn't want to do that kind of music. Oh, well.)
One of my all time favorite bands, their catalog is incredible.
So many fantastic songs, it's criminal that they aren't in the Hall of Fame.
Kansas was such a great original rock band with amazing songs and musicians. Great reaction.
I've never heard an official reason for it being "know", but a lot of bands had fun with wordplay in their album titles around this time: Rush had the album Moving Pictures where the album art literally showed movers transporting paintings, and REO Speedwagon had the all-time classic title "You Can Tune a Piano But You Can't Tuna Fish".
Know = Jesus...
They believe,the Wayword Son is Christ...
Kansas is a band of very good musicians. Each one of them was a master. Their song writing was legendary. What always blows my mind is it was in Kansas. Not New York or California but Kansas.
Like the blurb on the cover for their first album said "from one of the most unmusical environments imaginable" or something along those lines. Lent the album to my granddaughter and of course she never returned it, so can't check for the exact quote.
I got a granddaughter that has been checking out my albums. It actually fun watching her discover stuff we have known about for decades.
@@ALD56 Ha! You lent the album and didn't get it back You reached the point of no return.
@@iluvj50 Yeah, but I know where she lives.
A D Funny, AD was the name of Kerry’s next band. They were actually very good!
This band is high up there with my top favorites. They got many great tunes and great albums. I think this is about God revealing himself to the point where you know, and you cannot unknow. Thanks, cats.
His voice is like a trumpet. Incredible vocal ability. A consummate belter. One of my biggest influences.
I saw Kansas during their Leftoverture tour in a small Midwestern town where the ice skating rink was a summer concert venue. Probably 1977 and I was in High School playing lead guitar in a teenage rock band. All the instruments that you don’t know what they are are analog synthesizers by the way. The concert was excellent!
You guys should react to more Kansas…
"Song for America", "Icarus (Born on Wings of Steel)", "The Wall", "Journey From Mariabronn", "Portrait (He Knew)", "Play the Game Tonight", "Hold On", "Miracles out of Nowhere", "Reason to Be", "I Can Fly", "Silhouettes in Disguise"
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Don't forget the rocking "Fight Fire with Fire".
You forgot Angels Have Fallen and Mysteries and Mayhem/The Pinnacle.
The earlier and deep tracks are the way to go
The Wall
Cheyenne Anthem
Song for America
Lamplight Symphony
Miracles out of Nowhere
(Studio versions of course)
Great musically talented band
I’ve seen them live 18 times; they call us “Wheatheads.” Best band ever!
Icarus, song for America, hold on, he knew, closet chronicles…just a few songs to discover. My favorite band. No one can sing like Steve Walsh. Untrained and fing amazing!!
KANSAS:
"Fight Fire With Fire"
"Play The Game Tonight"
My favorite concert opening was the way Kansas opened their show when I saw them in 83 at the Spectrum in Philly. I still don't really know how they did it. Initially, an empty stage, with four stools lined up at the front center edge. An apparent string quartet, in formal attire, file out and take their seats. They begin tuning up, as if to begin playing. At this point, we're wondering, "What the hell is this?"
Suddenly, we're blinded by flashpots, the stage is hidden by smoke. As we're blinking our eyes recovering from the flash, and the smoke begins to clear from the stage, we hear the opening guitar notes, and then see Kansas on stage, playing away, and no sight or sign of the apparent "string quartet" or their instruments. Fastest stage change I've ever seen.
Know return means a return to knowledge when many may have forgotten that knowledge is the road to true compassion.
One of the best bands in the entire world. I became a huge fan after learning guitar, appreciating their music on another whole level. Saw them live in about 2000 or so, and they were phenomenal.
I remember bringing Kansas "Leftoverature" album to show and tell back in elementary school during the mid 70s haha.....Kansas is still one of my all time favorite bands.
This song was about a tragedy that happened on a previous tour. Kids were killed in a car accident after a Kansas concert. They wrote this song!
Great song Love Kansas!
Portrait , He Knew off the same album is a strong suggestion here.
Closet Chronicles would be a interesting song to react to (same band same album)
Their debut album came out in my freshman year of college and it was fantastic. I was walking up 13th Street on the UF campus one afternoon when this bus went by that just said "Kansas" on the front of the bus. At first I thought it odd, because buses usually had their destination city listed on the front, not a state. But it was the band's tour bus; they were playing a concert that night in Gainesville! I noticed as it got closer that the guys were all gathered up near the front of the bus looking at all the college coeds as they passed.
Kansas released their 4th album "Leftoverture" in October 1976 (it launched them into the spotlight). If that wasn't enough to fill the airwaves Boston had released their first self titled album, "Boston" just a few months earlier in August 1976! Not only did you have to have both of these monster albums on vinyl but the cassettes as well for cruising in the car!!! "The Wall" and ""Miracles Out Of Nowhere" are Kansas must hears!!!
the power of that lead singer's voice ...wow
One of the best voices in rock.
True musicians! They had it all in spades. Grew up with them and loved every minute of it. Thanks for reviewing them.
The "point of no return" is the point where it's faster to continue on, rather than going back. Such as when you're traveling in a circle, or sailing around the earth. But this song is "point of *know* return". Which seems to be related to returning with knowledge you didn't have when you left.
Check out Portrait He Knew, Glimpse Of Home, Got To Rock On, Relentless, Hold On, Stand Beside Me, and All I Wanted by Kansas.
Another fantastic song from Kansas.
Yes! Another band that came to town every 6 months and always rocked out best LPS were Leftoverture and Point of know return not a bad song on them
Kansas was my first concert back in 1980 and one of my all time favorites!!
The song starts with a metaphor about sailing away. Same applies to flying.Point of no return or Point of Safe Return (PSR) means when you have enough fuel or supplies to return where you came from. If you go past that point you have to commit to the journey and can't turn back Use to play this song, when I worked in Antarctica the last day before the start of winter and the last plane would leave in February and no further planes till end of August.
Ahhh! Another draught of cool water on a hot summer’s day. Kansas is one of my favorite bands. I never needed drugs, I had groups like Kansas to transport me. “Closet Chronicles “ please! Fun fact: the album cover this song is from has a ship falling off the Earth.
one of the best bands ever........................ period
My Favorite Kansas song !
Saw them in the 70’s when it was Styx & Kansas as far as the American Bands were concerned !😀
Greatest band of all time...
Still recording new music.
I seen those guys live back in the 70s when I was a little kid at the theme park Six Flags in the St. Louis area. As a little kid I was entranced by there musical virtuosity. Then to top it off after the show I got to ride the Screamin' Eagle rollercoaster twice in ten minutes when usually you had to stand in line for an hour just to get on it..........
The song Point of Know Return is a seafaring song. It means the sailors Know when they reach the point of no going back.
I think Lex put Kansas on her playlist. She gets so excited when they're on.
Miracles out of nowhere.
I loved this when it first came out. Honestly, although I have the album, I never realized the spelling in the title. It's a song about sailing but it also came out about the same time as a movie called "Vanishing point" that ends with the guy and his muscle car slamming into the blades of two bulldozers parked on the highway. He is topping out at about 110 and the cops have been trying to stop him for several hours, so they put the bulldozers right over the crest of a hill. He hit his point of no return as well.
I can't believe I never noticed, before they
mentioned it: The Point of KNOW Return.
I just love Kansas and their lead fiddle player...
This band had some amazing albums.
🤘 🤘 can't even express how appreciative I am of their music.
Great song.
The violin note at 3:09 is epic.
You have to listen to 5he whole album. In the 70s we didn’t play songs. We played albums. THE BEST CONCERT I ever went to!
The point of No Return was an old mariner term for the point when going back would take longer than continuing onto a ship's destination.
I'm just an OWG, 63. I enjoy your reactions. I look forward to seeing and hearing the effect the music I grew up with has on you both. Best wishes for your family. You can be great parents.
Kansas has been one of my favorite bands since an early age. The musicianship with these guys is top shelf.
You need to hear , Dust in the wind, it's great 👍.
Saw them twice in the late 70's as a teen. Great shows.
Kansas was a very spiritual band. I have always thought of it as a coming-of-age song. The point when your mind develops top the point that you not only search for knowledge and truth, but actually start finding it. To find your God, nature, science music, art and all that this universe has to offer.
Yes, many of their song lyrics are written by a spiritual seeker.
I have had the extreme good fortune to have seen KANSAS Live 4 times. Phil Ehart is my Favorite Drummer. He plays melodies not just rhythm patterns. Every member is a musical GENIUS. This song is usually extra long and a crowd favorite to close their shows. Steve Walsh is Keyboards and a great vocalist. Robby plays Violin like NOBODY else. Kerry on Guitar is phenomenal along with Rich and Dave….AWESOME performance every time.
This guy has one powerful voice and this is a good song for sure
Lex's fallback when she has no idea==="It's about drugs." Usually a reliable guess, but as far as I know, not in this case. Love you guys! ❤❤
Miracles Out of Nowhere
Point of know
Return was my favorite Kansas song 😊😊😊😊
My daughter at 10 years old deliberately asked something she knew I’d say No to, and would not stop asking, after going around and around with her, in exasperation I said quite forcefully “what part of no don’t you understand?” Her response after putting her best cute face on was “why is the K silent?” Just a play on words.
I’m impressed with this reaction. Your understanding of the song was spot on. Much better than your interpretation of songs that you have done in the past. For a while there I thought you guys were heading to the “point of no return“🤣🤣🤣
Kansas the Wall is a great song.
The 1st arena rock concert I was allowed to go to with friends was Kansas Leftoverture. Lots of substances. I was 16. I had been with momma to all sorts of county music concerts before though.
They have a song from one of their later albums which is actually really fantastic. In so many ways. It's called, He Knew.
Hilarious. They formed and were from the town of Topeka only about 25 miles west of me. A roommate in college who was an audio file had a couple of their old amps that he used in various ways. He'd grown up in topeka.
Great band from the late 70's to later.
Was able to hear Kansas live a few years back...great show...!
Phil Ehart--sadly underrated drummer--his snare KILLS...the way he goes to that snare punch is perfection...think of Carry on...(bass drum intro) Da Da Da Da (snare punch)
Memories of this music coming from my middle brother's room. Fantastic. My youngest brother was a member of the Kiss army (not really a fan). Love your channel!
Seeing them in Sept in San Jose - their current tour is them playing this album in its entirety !! So excited to see them, they still put on an amazing show !! Kansas has sooooo many bangers and thought provoking songs keep exploring guys !!
Check out Sparks of the Tempest from the same album. The lyrics speak volumes about current times.
The Point of Know Return. The point at which Knowledge Returns to us.
Anyone that has looked outside, or at a Screen knows we are not there yet. lol SMDH
Kansas surprised the hell out of everyone when they appeared. Nobody expected complex progressive rock to come out of that part of the country.
This has always been my favorite Kansas song! I had the 45 record and played it on my little record player all of the time.I was 9 when it came out! Happy you gave it a listen! Keep On Rockin'
Always good to see you both, hello feom Brazil!
The song was released in October 1977. The lyric is about a seafaring journey, with our hero joining a crew and heading into the ocean. He wonders when the ship will reach the point of no return, when there will be no going back.
Always good to see you both, hello from Brazil!
about 30 yrs ago I watched Steve Walsh snort a line 12" long. Handed the straw to my friend and said the rest is for you 2. No shit.
When the point of Knowing Returns.
Point Of No Return... Great band.
Lol! Dear God I Love you Guy's! You can bring smiles on crappy day's.
We grew up with such great music like this
Try "Miracles Out of Nowhere" next. It will be a chance to see Robby Steinhart sing lead as well.
When I got rid of most of my vinyl, this album is one of a handful I kept.
Damn it's great to see someone hearing this!!! One of the best albums in rock history.
Great album! I remember this song well from 1977. I was 15 then and I went out and bought the album to hear the rest of the album. Dust in the Wind was another song from the album. A little depressing, though.
Another great branch of the 70s music tree.
A reaction on these guys would be great...
Here come the mummies
A reggae, blues, disco and soul influenced funk band, rolled into 9 mummies with 5 part harmonies and a great horn section.
"The band consists of various professional musicians based in Nashville, Tennessee. There are rumored to be several Grammy awards among the members, though this is difficult to verify, as the identities of band members are kept "under wraps." Members are believed to be under contract to various record labels, hiding their identities so as to prevent contract disputes while performing.
"Bump" "Leaving it up to you" "Booty" and "Funky little baby" a lot of great songs.
"Fight Fire With Fire" is a good one. It still hits me how "Roundabout" the bass part is. Always enjoyed them.
MIRACLES OUT OF NOWHERE -doc about the band-pretty awesome
Kiss- War Machine
Ever wonder why it's Know and not no? Love Kansas..I'm a bit biased since they're my home town band!! Just got to the part where you touched on the same question..Maybe one day I'll have the opportunity to ask Kerry...