Song 250 (Kansas--"Point Of Know Return")

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I heard from many individuals as well as from DJs on the radio that Kansas must be one of the most depressing bands in existence. A lot of their music in their catalogue can be a bit depressing at times, but a lot of people can relate to their messages. This song itself is very much in the genre of '70s Progressive Rock and is excellently done.

Here is the studio version on YouTube.
Here is the music video on YouTube.

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