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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Boomchild » Wed Jun 09, 2010 6:15 pm

Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx. Even if DDY had the rights to the name Styx I'm sure he would not be using it to pass it off as something it's not.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby froy » Wed Jun 09, 2010 10:03 pm

Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx. Even if DDY had the rights to the name Styx I'm sure he would not be using it to pass it off as something it's not.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Monker » Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:17 am

Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx.


Oh, please, people know who is in Styx by now. If they don't, they don't care. That argument is a decade too late.

On the other hand, Dennis getting somebody to sing Tommy's songs deserves the criticism of "a band full of replacements" -- because THAT IS WHAT IT IS.
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Postby Monker » Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:23 am

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Really where?


Well, a non-froy person would know how cut and paste the link.
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Postby cittadeeno23 » Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:31 am

I wonder what would happen to the people on this board is the real Styx got back together? What would you guys argue about??? LOL!!
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Postby Monker » Thu Jun 10, 2010 6:34 am

cittadeeno23 wrote:I wonder what would happen to the people on this board is the real Styx got back together? What would you guys argue about??? LOL!!


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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Rockwriter » Thu Jun 10, 2010 11:05 am

Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part". I don't think this is the best way to make that judgment, with this sound quality. But I WILL concede that I don't think this song is really well suited to the best abilities of this lineup . . . just like "Babe" and "The Best of Times" were not. I'd love to hear those songs again, but not in the versions this lineup delivered. And I don't dislike "High Enough" per se, but I'd just as soon hear it from Damn Yankees as this version. Everyone knows I'm not one of these anti-Gowan guys; I think he's great in the right setting, and a really good guy. But the high harmonies of this song are not the best use for his voice, and I think that's fairly obvious. And JY contributed a kind of go-nowhere, stuck-for-something-to-play solo, which is no worse than Ted's overbearing original solo that was way too much for the song, but not much of an improvement, either. I wouldn't say this is a mtach for JY's strengths, either.

I'd just as soon see them drop this and add something up-tempo if it's Damn Yankees covers they want to do. That would be a better fit in my opinion.

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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Monker » Thu Jun 10, 2010 12:49 pm

Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part".


Isn't Tommy singing Jack's lead part and Gowan singing Tommy's harmony part? In any case, it sounded to me like the harmony was fine...but Gowan's mic was turned up too loud...or maybe it's just where the recording was made, favoring one mic over the other.

I'd just as soon see them drop this and add something up-tempo if it's Damn Yankees covers they want to do. That would be a better fit in my opinion.


I'd rather hear "Come Again", just for Tommy's guitar parts.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Boomchild » Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:22 pm

Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx.


Oh, please, people know who is in Styx by now. If they don't, they don't care. That argument is a decade too late.

On the other hand, Dennis getting somebody to sing Tommy's songs deserves the criticism of "a band full of replacements" -- because THAT IS WHAT IT IS.


I disagree, TS was never in DDY's solo projects and he is not billing himself as Styx. On the other hand you have the current band that calls themselves Styx with not one founding member in it. You could say Chuck but I thinks it's fair to say that he really is retired and shows up once in a blue moon. Personally, I am not a big fan of DDY adding those songs to his set list and having someone else perform them. However, from a business point he is trying to give fans a more complete Styx Hits show.
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Postby Boomchild » Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:24 pm

cittadeeno23 wrote:I wonder what would happen to the people on this board is the real Styx got back together? What would you guys argue about??? LOL!!


The argument would be over if HELL has frozen over or not! :D
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Boomchild » Thu Jun 10, 2010 5:30 pm

Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part". I don't think this is the best way to make that judgment, with this sound quality. But I WILL concede that I don't think this song is really well suited to the best abilities of this lineup . . . just like "Babe" and "The Best of Times" were not. I'd love to hear those songs again, but not in the versions this lineup delivered. And I don't dislike "High Enough" per se, but I'd just as soon hear it from Damn Yankees as this version. Everyone knows I'm not one of these anti-Gowan guys; I think he's great in the right setting, and a really good guy. But the high harmonies of this song are not the best use for his voice, and I think that's fairly obvious. And JY contributed a kind of go-nowhere, stuck-for-something-to-play solo, which is no worse than Ted's overbearing original solo that was way too much for the song, but not much of an improvement, either. I wouldn't say this is a mtach for JY's strengths, either.

I'd just as soon see them drop this and add something up-tempo if it's Damn Yankees covers they want to do. That would be a better fit in my opinion.

Sterling


JY wishes he could play as well as Ted. It's a shame that these guys can find another Styx song to add then something from another project. With their catalog that should be easy, it wouldn't have to be a hit but could be something that most people would know. Just my .02.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Monker » Fri Jun 11, 2010 12:39 am

Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx.


Oh, please, people know who is in Styx by now. If they don't, they don't care. That argument is a decade too late.

On the other hand, Dennis getting somebody to sing Tommy's songs deserves the criticism of "a band full of replacements" -- because THAT IS WHAT IT IS.


I disagree, TS was never in DDY's solo projects and he is not billing himself as Styx. On the other hand you have the current band that calls themselves Styx with not one founding member in it. You could say Chuck but I thinks it's fair to say that he really is retired and shows up once in a blue moon. Personally, I am not a big fan of DDY adding those songs to his set list and having someone else perform them. However, from a business point he is trying to give fans a more complete Styx Hits show.


Oh, please, JY has been in the band from the first album. Tommy has been there since the mid-70's. Todd has been there since John's death. If BNW worked out and Styx continued, the only difference would be Gowan/Dennis and *MAYBE* Glen/Ricky. Styx has 2/3 of the team that really made Styx popular, with Gowan replacing Dennis. The 'founding members' argument doesn't work with me. If you want to make this argument about a band, complain about LRB.

The bottom line is it is hypocritical to critique Styx for performing Styx songs songs and NOT critique Dennis for performing Tommy's Styx songs....and comments about 'replacing the entire band' are better applied to Dennis then Styx.
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Postby brywool » Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:28 am

why can't people just enjoy (or not) both and leave it at that. To keep debating the same points over and over (many of them bordering on psychotic) is really stupid...

If you don't like one or the other, fine. But why intentionally try to start sh*t?
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Postby Archetype » Fri Jun 11, 2010 3:03 am

I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. Not a Styx vibe. Take it out of the set and put Crystal Ball or One With Everything in its place.
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Postby bugsymalone » Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:19 am

Monker is right. :shock: :shock: The vote count for the name rights to Styx went to the guys calling themselves Styx. Whatever they perform as Styx, and whoever ends up in the band to perform it, they legitimately hold the name.

So, I ask, why put in a Damn Yankees song? Or any Gowan song? Stick to the enormous Styx catalog. There are plenty in there that would suit this lineup perfectly. Maybe they better start throwing in the new song. Or "Sing for the Day" to promote this new release of theirs. I don't get "High Enough" being in the set at all. You are Styx. Sing Styx songs. Preferably ones that Gowan isn't featured prominently on, though. (JMO)

Dennis, on the other hand, is basically billing himself as someone performing the "music of Styx". He can throw in anything he likes. And can bring in players to do songs from the Styx catalog if he wants. He is not calling his band "Styx."

That said, I agree with Boomchild. I am none too happy about the addition of the Shaw-penned songs to DDY's show, since I think he took out some terrific Styx songs and solo songs he wrote to put those others in. But I do see WHY he is doing it, as has been discussed in a couple of other threads here awhile back. He is putting out a more well-rounded presentation of Styx music, plus he gets some voice rest during the set.

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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby brywool » Fri Jun 11, 2010 5:44 am

Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part".


I wouldn't say horrible either, however, not great. Keep in mind that TOMMY is the guy that sings the higher part in the original (NOT Jack) and Gowan's voice isn't as high as Tommy's. Not a slam on Gowan, just a fact. Also, Tommy's pretty pitchy on this recording as well.

If Tommy wants to do this as an acoustic, kind of centerpiece, he should just do it alone. But really, this is STYX so I'd much rather hear Man in the Wilderness or something else.
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Postby shaka » Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:02 am

Archetype wrote:I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. .


Seriously, WTH?

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read on this board.
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Postby cittadeeno23 » Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:04 am

If these guys want to go around using the Styx Name, they need to stick to Just Styx songs.

Phil Collins never sang a Solo song at a Genesis concert! And thank God, cuz I would have gotten up and walked out!!
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Postby cittadeeno23 » Fri Jun 11, 2010 8:07 am

And just for the record I LOVE Damn Yankees. But I don't want to hear their songs at a Styx concert.
I saw Night Ranger a few years ago and Jack sang High Enough along with the drummer, Kelly Keagy I think his name is, and I thought it was lame.
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Postby Archetype » Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:28 am

shaka wrote:
Archetype wrote:I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. .


Seriously, WTH?

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read on this board.


Doesn't change the fact that the whole vibe of Damn Yankees songs is very different from Styx songs. I really wish they would take High Enough out of the set.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Rockwriter » Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:51 pm

Monker wrote:
Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part".


Isn't Tommy singing Jack's lead part and Gowan singing Tommy's harmony part? In any case, it sounded to me like the harmony was fine...but Gowan's mic was turned up too loud...or maybe it's just where the recording was made, favoring one mic over the other.

I'd just as soon see them drop this and add something up-tempo if it's Damn Yankees covers they want to do. That would be a better fit in my opinion.


I'd rather hear "Come Again", just for Tommy's guitar parts.



You're right, I'll have to amend that to "certainly not as good as Tommy singing the same part", LOL.

When I first heard "Come Again" I thought it could have been a great Styx song.


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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Rockwriter » Fri Jun 11, 2010 2:56 pm

brywool wrote:
Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part".


I wouldn't say horrible either, however, not great. Keep in mind that TOMMY is the guy that sings the higher part in the original (NOT Jack) and Gowan's voice isn't as high as Tommy's. Not a slam on Gowan, just a fact. Also, Tommy's pretty pitchy on this recording as well.

If Tommy wants to do this as an acoustic, kind of centerpiece, he should just do it alone. But really, this is STYX so I'd much rather hear Man in the Wilderness or something else.



I agree, I have never really understood why this lineup has chosen to play so many NON-Styx songs, while ignoring so many popular Styx songs. I've never, ever seen any other band do that in the history of the world, not that I can recall. I know I've said it before, but I just don't get it. That's their choice to make, but I swear to God I believe it's one that a majority of fans disagree with.


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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Boomchild » Fri Jun 11, 2010 4:30 pm

Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


What do you expect from a band full of replacements?


We're not talking about Dennis' band performing Renegade.


At least you know your not getting Styx the band as apposed to a half baked version of a once great band called Styx.


Oh, please, people know who is in Styx by now. If they don't, they don't care. That argument is a decade too late.

On the other hand, Dennis getting somebody to sing Tommy's songs deserves the criticism of "a band full of replacements" -- because THAT IS WHAT IT IS.


I disagree, TS was never in DDY's solo projects and he is not billing himself as Styx. On the other hand you have the current band that calls themselves Styx with not one founding member in it. You could say Chuck but I thinks it's fair to say that he really is retired and shows up once in a blue moon. Personally, I am not a big fan of DDY adding those songs to his set list and having someone else perform them. However, from a business point he is trying to give fans a more complete Styx Hits show.


Oh, please, JY has been in the band from the first album. Tommy has been there since the mid-70's. Todd has been there since John's death. If BNW worked out and Styx continued, the only difference would be Gowan/Dennis and *MAYBE* Glen/Ricky. Styx has 2/3 of the team that really made Styx popular, with Gowan replacing Dennis. The 'founding members' argument doesn't work with me. If you want to make this argument about a band, complain about LRB.

The bottom line is it is hypocritical to critique Styx for performing Styx songs songs and NOT critique Dennis for performing Tommy's Styx songs....and comments about 'replacing the entire band' are better applied to Dennis then Styx.


I see the founding member issue different from you so I will have to agree to disagree. I did say that I am not really supportive of Dennis adding the TS songs to his set list with another person performing them. However, to imply that "replacing the entire band" doesn't apply to DDY's Solo Band at all. It was never the band called Styx nor presented as that. In order for that to apply JY, TS etc. would have had to be in it to be replaced.
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Re: Looks Like High Enough is back

Postby Boomchild » Fri Jun 11, 2010 4:43 pm

Rockwriter wrote:
brywool wrote:
Rockwriter wrote:
Toph wrote:
chickenbeef wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=375N4H32s_A&feature=related


The harmonies are HORRIBLE...


Well, I wouldn't say "horrible", but I might say "certainly not as good as Jack Blades singing the same part".


I wouldn't say horrible either, however, not great. Keep in mind that TOMMY is the guy that sings the higher part in the original (NOT Jack) and Gowan's voice isn't as high as Tommy's. Not a slam on Gowan, just a fact. Also, Tommy's pretty pitchy on this recording as well.

If Tommy wants to do this as an acoustic, kind of centerpiece, he should just do it alone. But really, this is STYX so I'd much rather hear Man in the Wilderness or something else.



I agree, I have never really understood why this lineup has chosen to play so many NON-Styx songs, while ignoring so many popular Styx songs. I've never, ever seen any other band do that in the history of the world, not that I can recall. I know I've said it before, but I just don't get it. That's their choice to make, but I swear to God I believe it's one that a majority of fans disagree with.


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This is one of the points that fans that were not supportive of Styx continuing on without DDY are talking about. It has the ability to shake the integrity of the band. I would think that the average fan coming to a Styx concert is coming to hear STYX Songs not Styx performing another artist's songs.
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Postby Babyblue » Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:47 pm

shaka wrote:
Archetype wrote:I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. .


Seriously, WTH?

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read on this board.



I agree with you Shaka :twisted: Where dose white trash & redneck come in to play here?????????????????????????????? :twisted: :evil: :roll: :shock:
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Postby Babyblue » Fri Jun 11, 2010 10:49 pm

brywool wrote:why can't people just enjoy (or not) both and leave it at that. To keep debating the same points over and over (many of them bordering on psychotic) is really stupid...

If you don't like one or the other, fine. But why intentionally try to start sh*t?



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Postby Toph » Sat Jun 12, 2010 1:25 am

Babyblue wrote:
shaka wrote:
Archetype wrote:I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. .


Seriously, WTH?

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read on this board.



I agree with you Shaka :twisted: Where dose white trash & redneck come in to play here?????????????????????????????? :twisted: :evil: :roll: :shock:

It is a very accurate statement. DY had a bigtime redneck vibe. Ted shooting fire arrows into Saddam Juusein, albums titled Don't Tread, redneck truckers on album covers, many songs with that boogie woogie vibe. Extremely white trash. They knew their target and tried to appeal to them.
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Postby Ehwmatt » Sat Jun 12, 2010 10:00 am

That was great....


for a bar band.

Stick with the non-DeYoung Styx and the current lineup is fine.
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Postby Babyblue » Sat Jun 12, 2010 10:50 am

Toph wrote:
Babyblue wrote:
shaka wrote:
Archetype wrote:I just don't like High Enough in a Styx setting. It has the redneck/white trash vibe that all the Damn Yankees songs have. .


Seriously, WTH?

Possibly the dumbest comment I've ever read on this board.



I agree with you Shaka :twisted: Where dose white trash & redneck come in to play here?????????????????????????????? :twisted: :evil: :roll: :shock:

It is a very accurate statement. DY had a bigtime redneck vibe. Ted shooting fire arrows into Saddam Juusein, albums titled Don't Tread, redneck truckers on album covers, many songs with that boogie woogie vibe. Extremely white trash. They knew their target and tried to appeal to them.


Well we learn something new everyday. :wink: :D
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Postby Boomchild » Sat Jun 12, 2010 2:50 pm

Ehwmatt wrote:That was great....


for a bar band.

Stick with the non-DeYoung Styx and the current lineup is fine.


Right, stay away from those top 10 hits that DeYoung contributed to the band. That's a smart business move, sure to please the average fan coming out to see you. I'm willing to bet that you will never see them drop DDY penned songs from their set list. Gee, I wonder why?
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