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Carry On Wayward Son is the one Kansas song everyone knows, but in my opinion this is their masterpiece. It's still one of my favourite songs to this day. RIP Robby Steinhardt

If you ever been to Kansas this song makes sense. Endless skies and wins❤

The violin solo you didn't know you needed. They added another dimension to an already diverse 70's music landscape, and they did it very well!

In 1978, at summer music camp, all of the violinists were competing to play this song best, and all the guitarists were competing to play it best, and all the singers were competing to sing it best... I can't remember another time when one song dominated the collective consciousness so much. It was a perfect moment, and a perfect song.

Kerry Livgren, the guy who wrote this song says that it was a case of 'listen to your wife.' He says he was practicing guitar in their kitchen and he had developed a finger picking pattern to help train his fingers and his wife said, 'You need to do something with that.' Irritated that she interupted his practice he waived her off saying, 'nah, its just a practice drill.' He says she then stepped in, put her finger in his face and said, 'No. You _need_ to *do* something with *_that.'_* Now taking it seriously, he wrote this song and the now famous finger picked guitar part of this song is that 'practice drill.'

Most iconic. This song is amazing. It's simple but so powerful.

Thank you for your reaction to this iconic song. At times it is hard to imagine some songs aren't know by everybody. That is one of those things which happens as you grow older. It is therefore I am so happy you are traveling this musical journey through the ages and genres. And Dust in the wind is a song that when you have heard it once you can never forget it: until you're dust in the wind yourself. I am glad I was blessed to have heard this song so many times and I wish you the same. Listen to it again and again, I think it will never gets boring. Is the song too short? Maybe it is but i think that adding to the song might break its dreamy wholeness which it is now. The lyrics and music fit exactly and, to me, for exact the right amount of time, but I understand why you feel it is too short. ~ Vals

You are, hands down, the best reactor on KZfaq right now. Thank you so much for not talking all over these songs and movies.

OMG! Their band history is so amazing, from literally corn fields in Kansas, to being one of the biggest bands of the 70's. This song is timeless and has been praised by some good guitar players and musicians.

The weight of this song really doesn't hit you until you're about 50

Hauntingly beautiful. These lyrics can hit hard.

As @scalefree said, this started as a finger exercise. From an interview with Kerry Livgren, the guitarist and lyricist (on the left in the video): It actually has a really interesting, almost humorous history, which is in such contrast to what the song’s about, but it actually, I was trying to improve my skills as an acoustic guitarist. I’ve always been an electric player. And I came up with this, uh, finger exercise, which was basically Dust in the Wind. I was sitting in my music room practicing and my wife kept walking by the room and she’d stick her head in the door and she’d go “You’d better do something with that”. And I said “Honey, this is just an exercise. This is not going anywhere. You know, this is just something to improve my skill.” And she kept bugging me and finally she said “Put some words to that, sing a melody, because I’m telling you, you really got something there.” So I happened to be reading a book of Native American poetry, and I don’t remember which one it was, but it, there was a particular poem I was reading that was alluding to the fact that, you know, our life here, our physical life, is just this brief thing, and also the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible, it says all is vanity, and uh, for some reason that just seemed to go with that melodic line. So I threw it together, literally threw it together, and again came in the last day of rehearsal, and the guys were all there. And you know Kansas is this big, progressive, heavy, rocking band, and I walk in with this acoustic guitar and say “OK, Vicky says, you know my wife says I need to play this for you guys.” And so I sit down and I played the song for them on the acoustic guitar, and I sang it, which if anything was going to kill the song, that would do it, and I looked up when I was done and the guys were all, just kind of had this blank look on their faces and they said “Where has that been?” I said, “What do you mean? You liked that thing?” And they said “Absolutely - we gotta do this.” And I literally wrote the string arrangement in a motel room down the road from the studio, ‘cause I was trying to figure a way to include the violin in the song, and we were doing a session that afternoon, and I just wrote the string lines in a motel room in Nashville. Here's that interview. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kNCiaMuc25-wdmg.html&ab_channel=DaveLawrence

Young lady.... I saw this notification come up and KNEW that you would love it! I was 12 when this song came out and was blown away by the simple beauty of its melody and message. The 1970s were full of amazing music! I would suggest 'Carry on my wayward son' by Kansas. Different and yet totally beautiful as well.

Such a classic! This song will always be relevent. It almost didn't make the album. The beginning was just a practice exercise on the guitar. The guitarists wife loved it so much she told him it should be a song. She was right! Great reaction to this gem Bisscute!

Soy de El Salvador y esta canción me recuerda a mis padres ya difuntos,y como dice la canción,son polvo en el viento,solo podré decir que está música siempre se escuchará por siempre,saludos.🤗🤗🤗🤗🇸🇻

I love the way you analyzed this beautiful song. We all will could be gone from one day to the other so just apreciate the people and the love you have around you. Keep on posting these great reactions, people love them.

This song has always mesmerized me! So beautiful! I love your accent!

There’s a violin AND a cello. That’s why it sounds so good! The cello gives the violin a wonderful foundation. Whenever you go back and listen to the song again, try to pick out the cello with the violin solo, and it will sound so amazing.

Another timeless classic, incredible song. And i absolutely love it. Phenomenal video bisscute.

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 a massive crowd favorite. 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.

Beautiful song. Love the violin so much here. Great reaction!!

5:40 “What?!” _/laughs/_ Thumbs up Bisscute. You gave such fine comments at the end.

43, I tear up every time I hear it. It also depends on your experiences. P.s. Steve Walsh on vocals and Robbie Steinhardt on back ups and violin.

So many great songs ... Miracles out of Nowhere ... Lightning's Hand ... massive massive songs

I never expected that an angel like you BISSCUTE was reacting to the best band and to the best song of music history.

This melody started as a finger exercise for Kerry Livgreen and when his wife heard it she said it was nice and that he should do more with it. He presented it to the band whom liked it even the drummer that is not participating on it. The rest is history and it has been played on all sorts of radio stations.😊

This is a timeless masterpiece. Although first released in 1978, its sound is timless. Basic instruments and voice that doesn't sound dated. There's nothing to indicate any reference to a period of time with this piece. Its truly beautiful.

this song actually started out as a guitar fingering exercise Kansas' keyboardist Kerry Livgren developed for himself. his wife heard him playing it around the house & told him he should write lyrics for it. he did & the rest is history.

The song always had a spiritual meaning to me.Closing your eyes. and find that time has passed you by before you opened them not a moment later, I think the song is saying also that time only exist in our minds since of time. We are just a grain of sand in an endless sea, infinitesimal. You may also like a version of Dust in The Wind by The Scorpions who has Romanian Cellist Ariana Arcu. Luxemburg City Nov 29, 2011.She is amazing!

I love this song, but it has such a beautiful meaning to me now. My beloved cat passed away and I was devastated. I called my favorite DJ and told her what happened and asked her if she could dedicate a song, this is the song she chose. The meaning, it just breaks my heart in a beautiful way. I loved your reaction ❤

The violin bit is my favourite of the song! I wish I had the words to explain the soul itch it scratches! ❤ It's like theme of the Book of Ecclesiastes set to music.

Music produces a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without.

4 of my favorite bands of the time. Kansas, Boston, Styx, and Foreigner.

"The guy with less hair." Haha too funny. This song is almost too beautiful. Another great reaction!👶🎻👏

These guys, original Kansas broke up many years ago. The violin player left the band and became a photographer or something like that. He died about two years ago from complications from a routine procedure. He was in his 70’s. The rest of Kansas recorded and performed with a new violinist for years. The singer is still alive and still performing as Kansas as of a few years ago but his voice now is a shadow of what it was when he was young. Amazing and talented band back then.

Great reaction and I totally agree with you.

Steve Walsh is the singer on the left, who sings lead on most of the Kansas catalog. The late great Robbie Steinhardt is the singer on the right with the violin. Robbie, like Steve was a jack of all trades, providing different instruments to round out the orchestration of the band’s songs as needed. The guitarist on the left with the blonde hair is the phenomenal Kerry Livgren. This song grew out of one of his finger exercises that his best girl admired and told him that’s so pretty, you should use this for a song. Props to the band for keeping the studio track sparse which contributes to it’s haunting introspection - all the more when you consider the tremendous esteem the Kansas rhythm section had earned by this time! Again and again, Kansas chose in favor of what serves the song best. 🤘🏻

WOW, no puedo creer que hayas reaccionado a este clasicazo @BisscuteReacts. Gracias, gracias amo ese tema. Argentina te saluda

I need nothing from u but your reaction I am turning 60 of age and to see your reaction make's my day love to see that someone is ready to carry on with the sound of the past love you peace out🥺

Wow...the memories. The words kind of hit me more today then when I first heard it all those years ago. My brother still has the album. Probably hasn't been played since the 1970's. As a teenager I didn't really pay attention to the words...I just loved the music. Haha...now the words hold meaning. Thanks for the reaction.

The concert this song was featured in, sold out crowd, weed-clouded freaks and hippies, there for a good time...but until every note of Dust In The Wind was played, you could've heard a pin drop...Not. One. Sound! 😌

Kansas is a very spiritual band. Try their song "the Wall". Incredible.

Such a great song. Glad I got to see them live back in the early 80s.

Its been done plenty of times but I still think this would be a great song to have at my funeral sounds fantastic on vinyl

For a true exhibition of this band and how they can touch everything: "Miracles Out of Nowhere"

This was from 1977... the album 'Point of know return' (5th record) by Kansas (the band)... Steve Walsh (vocals) was the most famous singer in Kansas, but he's no longer in the band today... Kansas on this record was Phil Ehart (drums), Dave Hope (bass), Rich Williams (guitar), Robby Steinhardt (vocals/ violin/ viola), and Kerry Livgren (keyboards/ piano/ guitar)... Livgren wrote 'Dust in the wind'. Today, only Phil Ehart (drums) and Rich Williams (guitar) from 1977 are still in the band Kansas.

Best example of old but gold

She makes me smile on every music reaction. If every youhg woman from Romania is as charming & ginuine as she is, then look out guys, they could conquer the world with loving accents alone.

Beautiful song by a beautiful band. They grew up about 25 minutes from where I have lived for a long time. By all accounts they were really cool guys. My first roommate in college is from Topeka Kansas where they are from and actually had some of their hand-me-down band equipment that he incorporated into his massive loud audiophile stereo system, lol.

Wow! I didn't realize you did your videos in one take. I couldn't utter two sentences in a row on camera without somehow messing up my words. And you do it in your second language. Even more impressive!

Canción preferida de mi padre que murió hace tres meses ...cada vez que la escucho se me hace un nudo en la garganta y se me salen las lágrimas.

Another band from the era of Kansas is Styx. You owe it to yourself to listen to them. They have high energy and low energy songs with a message like Kansas, but with a much different sound of their own. The Grand Illusion for the lyrics and Come Sail Away for the music change ups, Blue Collar man for high energy!. They are two great bands that you will know who they are the moment you hear them.

First song I performed and got to see them in concert in 1981!

Thank you for sharing and reacting to this song. Love your accent, too! ❤

I love this band, and not just because I'm a Kansan. Their sound and harmonies are exceptional, and this song is my favorite from them. True, money might not buy you another minute, but it will buy tequila and cheeseburgers. Good to know. Thanks for reacting to Kansas, Bisscute! And on a side note, thanks for the terrific reactions on your movie channel. I've been going through a bunch of them -- you're so fun! :) If you haven't watched the "LORD OF THE RINGS" or "HOBBIT" movies, I hope you put them on your list. They're amazing.

One of my favorite songs of all time. So haunting, so true.

The Vilolin was very good. Yes.

Hello dear, love your thoughts on this song that is so well crafted and performed. Takes me back to when I was a young man ,now all these years later , saying farewell to friends and family,welcoming children, these words take on more poignancy . Thanks again , continue to be great , love ya. Bye.

I got to open for John Elfante once upon the time. Dude is a rockstar. He gets onstage and you feel it

I’m a teacher and had Kerry Livgren’s nephew in my class a few years back.

I bought that album when it first came out. Still have it.

the violinist is Robbie Steinhardt. he died a couple years ago.

My mom used to ask me to put on this song for her power nap in the middle of the day. She never cared for the rest rock and metal catalogue, but this was her favorite.

you will be forever bisscute.. your videos will last forever.. you will never be forgotten

Beautiful bisscute reaction to a beautiful song by an incredible band. Carry On My Wayward Son is another awesome song. Reminds me of working alone in thailand and Indochina in the 90s and 00s and overcoming challenges. Very inspiring song. You have reacted to it already and you enjoyed.

Great song. I love songs with meaningful and/or poetic/clever lyrics (so many songs - even some good songs - lack that ). Good review!

Kansas has so many hits and this one is a classic. You still need to review Point of know Return.

Love this from my youth a song that tells truth❣So perfect !

I have their cd album and play this song on a loop when surfing the web.

Thank you for reacting to this song. I was in my mid teens and developing as a musician when this song came out. It was the first song I learned to finger pick on the guitar. A good alternate title for it is “How to create an iconic song with 2 guitars, a few strings and a few voices!”

Classic!!!! Thank you for this reaction.

beautiful song! ♥

Tyvm biss this album played a prominent part in my teenage years and listening to it was like a religious experience. Without giving it a lot of thought but from the top of my head I would say the song titled The Wall was my favorite. Great reaction, keep up the good work and as always keep it cute.

From my time wherever was born.

Lovely reaction, Bisscute! I love it when younger folks listen to the music of my youth but sometimes they don't quite understand the meaning or the lyrics. However, your reaction is spot on! 'Dust in the Wind' is one of those songs we used to listen to on our car's cassette player while parked at a spot overlooking town. Yes, we may have had a cold beverage in hand! This album was the first album I bought at college in 1978! Thank you for your wonderful reaction!

Thanks for Kansas luv.

Thank you for react to this song... Great classic... 😎

Iconic and amazing song

I love so much that you get this. Every moment in our life is precious.

As a brit I first heard this in the Highlander TV series, at the epic moment when that show got really good

Love to watch your reactions! I recommend the songs named, The Wall, Miracles out of Nowhere, What's on my Mind, Hold On, On the other Side. Just to name a few. Looking forward to more reactions. Thanks!

I listen many times this music and always tears falling in my face! Why? I don't know! I feeling in my heart! This message for all people in The world! Because we only Dust in The Wind!!!!

Love the guitars and the violin solo on this one😻

Your reaction is amazing! I loved It!! Huge hugs from Brazil!!! I love see you reacting to imminence - tempation! Or imminence - infectious .... They are great! One of the best bands in metalcore.... And plus, they are have violins as well.

Live for today, be happy now. Trust me, worst things have happened.

I know right?! One of the most beautiful songs both musically and lyrically.....and one of the shortest.....lol. Damn it. Too short. Love your vids!♥

You need to explore Dire Straits! I would highly recommend «Telegraph road» live alchemy! Also «sultans of swing» from the same concert! Other songs are «tunnel of love», «brothers in arms» and «Money for nothing»😁 Mark Knopfler really takes you on a journey with his amazing fingerstyle playing and unique voice! I think you would love them❤

You had me at Dust...I'm a Kansas Girl...born and raised. Thank you, thank you for playing this!!!

I love Kansas... i love the violin in this song.... I love the Uter zorker accent ... and i love your reactions! ❤

The only immortality we have in this earthly existence is the memory we leave with those who loved us. Nice reaction Bisscute.

Thank you for your wonderful reaction to this classic song. I am a native Kansan who has been listening to this band since way back in the day. (1980 or so.) There is another level to the words Everything is Dust in the Wind besides life on this world being brief. In Kansas the wind is blowing here frequently. When it is too dry. We get dust storms that turn the whole sky an orange/brown color. It gives you a different take on this song.

Such a beautiful song and happy to see you reacting to it! One of the great classics.

This is but one of the many great song that we grew up with. YES, a very special time to be growing up...We had the BEST Cars and trucks. AND the best music......

"You're my boy Blue! You're my boy..."

Always in the top 5 of the greatest songs of all time

Phenomenal song band

Fuckin legendary song, that guitar never gets old

For your love of violins, I suggest: Kansas Point of No Return John Mellancamp - Paper in Fire

I used to listen to music like this all the time. Lying down on the couch with my headphones on and playing it on a loop, while it rained outside. A great way to spend an afternoon.