Which Kansas album went double Platinum?

Point of Know Return was the Kansas album that went double Platinum. Released in 1977, it was the American progressive-rock band's fifth studio album and became their commercial breakthrough.

The record includes Kansas's best-known song, "Dust in the Wind," a reflective acoustic ballad written by guitarist Kerry Livgren. Its other major track, "Point of Know Return," helped establish the band's distinctive blend of hard rock, progressive arrangements, violin, and complex keyboard parts. The album followed Leftoverture, which had already brought Kansas a major hit with "Carry On Wayward Son."

Point of Know Return ultimately exceeded the question's double-Platinum description: the RIAA certified it four-times Platinum in 1995. That means the stored answer is not merely acceptable; it identifies the album associated with a substantially higher certification. A common mix-up is Leftoverture, Kansas's previous album, which was also highly successful and featured one of the band's signature songs. Point of Know Return is also the title of the band's sixth track, not just the album name.