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An evening with Styx

Postby Archetype » Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:15 am

It's been done before, but quite frankly, I feel like doing it again. School doesn't start for a few more days :lol:

Blue Collar Man
Too Much Time On My Hands
The Grand Illusion
One With Everything
Snowblind
More Love For The Money
Brave New World
Just Get Through This Night
Queen Of Spades
She Cares
Suite Madame Blue
Man In The Wilderness
Boat On The River
A Criminal Mind
These Are The Times
Together
Castle Walls
Miss America
Crystal Ball
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away

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Lady
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Postby Everett » Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:32 am

And some folks here complain about my posts lol
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Postby Higgy » Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:45 am

Thenightbull wrote:And some folks here complain about my posts lol

Which one of you are you talking about?
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Jan 05, 2010 6:31 am

You two crack me up...what's the history?!?! :wink:
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Postby Everett » Tue Jan 05, 2010 6:33 am

Higgy wrote:
Thenightbull wrote:And some folks here complain about my posts lol

Which one of you are you talking about?


Must you be a complete ass 24/7? Your worse then toph :roll:
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Re: An evening with Styx

Postby froy » Wed Jan 06, 2010 6:19 am

Archetype wrote:It's been done before, but quite frankly, I feel like doing it again. School doesn't start for a few more days :lol:

She Cares


Right there it shows you are insane
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Re: An evening with Styx

Postby DarrenUK » Mon Feb 15, 2010 11:54 pm

Archetype wrote:It's been done before, but quite frankly, I feel like doing it again. School doesn't start for a few more days :lol:

Blue Collar Man
Too Much Time On My Hands
The Grand Illusion
One With Everything
Snowblind
More Love For The Money
Brave New World
Just Get Through This Night
Queen Of Spades
She Cares
Suite Madame Blue
Man In The Wilderness
Boat On The River
A Criminal Mind
These Are The Times
Together
Castle Walls
Miss America
Crystal Ball
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away

Half Penny Two Penny
Lady
Renegade


Great set list apart from She Cares which rivals High Crimes and Music Time in the deuchbag category
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Postby Archetype » Sat Mar 06, 2010 5:55 pm

How about just a normal setlist? What should it be?

One With Everything
The Grand Illusion
Too Much Time On My Hands
Miss America
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
These Are The Times
Castle Walls
Man In The Wilderness
A Criminal Mind
Blue Collar Man
Suite Madame Blue
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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More Love For The Money
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Postby froy » Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:17 pm

Archetype wrote:How about just a normal setlist? What should it be?

One With Everything
The Grand Illusion
Too Much Time On My Hands
Miss America
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
These Are The Times
Castle Walls
Man In The Wilderness
A Criminal Mind
Blue Collar Man
Suite Madame Blue
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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More Love For The Money
Renegade



You only get the same 13 songs sorry and the same boring spinning keyboards
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Postby chowhall » Sat Mar 06, 2010 11:40 pm

froy wrote:
Archetype wrote:How about just a normal setlist? What should it be?

One With Everything
The Grand Illusion
Too Much Time On My Hands
Miss America
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
These Are The Times
Castle Walls
Man In The Wilderness
A Criminal Mind
Blue Collar Man
Suite Madame Blue
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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More Love For The Money
Renegade



You only get the same 13 songs sorry and the same boring spinning keyboards


Now why would you bother to post about setlists of a band you won't go see? You're not going to change our opinion that we enjoy this version of Styx, and we're not going to change yours about not wanting to see them without DDY. Let those that enjoy this music to do so without pi**ing all over it.
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Postby froy » Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:22 am

chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:
Archetype wrote:How about just a normal setlist? What should it be?

One With Everything
The Grand Illusion
Too Much Time On My Hands
Miss America
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
These Are The Times
Castle Walls
Man In The Wilderness
A Criminal Mind
Blue Collar Man
Suite Madame Blue
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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More Love For The Money
Renegade



You only get the same 13 songs sorry and the same boring spinning keyboards


Now why would you bother to post about setlists of a band you won't go see?

Why not ?



You're not going to change our opinion that we enjoy this version of Styx,

Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"



Let those that enjoy this music to do so without pi**ing all over it.


Enjoy go have a beer
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Postby chowhall » Sun Mar 07, 2010 12:31 am

froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.
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Postby froy » Sun Mar 07, 2010 1:21 am

chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999
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Postby Monker » Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:30 pm

froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.
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Postby Higgy » Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:01 am

Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.
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Postby chowhall » Mon Mar 08, 2010 7:55 am

Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.
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Postby hoagiepete » Mon Mar 08, 2010 8:33 am

chowhall wrote:
Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.


Not to get in the argument...but the critics...like Rolling Stone are pieces of shit. Who cares what they say or said. They can have their opinion, but they were always much different than mine.
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Postby chowhall » Mon Mar 08, 2010 9:04 am

hoagiepete wrote:
chowhall wrote:Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.


To to get in the argument...but the critics...like Rolling Stone are pieces of shit. Who cares what they say or said. They can have their opinion, but they were always much different than mine.


In a round about way that is my point also. Styx fans have been taking grief for years. We're good at it. Most of us have had to defend our love or liking of Styx music at one time or the other. I have no illusions that my dislike of Styx's ballads will change the opinions of those that like them. But when someone says they love Babe, I don't tell them they are pieces of s*** and that it sucks to be them. That's the main point. Like what you like and let others like what they like.
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Postby Monker » Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:28 pm

Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Not everybody liked that album...that is VERY far from the truth.
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Postby Archetype » Sat Mar 13, 2010 10:48 am

Put Me On
Too Much Time On My Hands
One With Everything
Miss America
Queen Of Spades
Brave New World
A Criminal Mind
Crystal Ball
Castle Walls
Blue Collar Man
These Are The Times
Suite Madame Blue
Just Get Through This Night
Heavy Water
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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Strange Animal
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Postby Archetype » Mon Jun 14, 2010 10:06 am

Blue Collar Man
Sing For The Day
The Grand Illusion
Half-Penny, Two-Penny
Crystal Ball
Suite Madame Blue
Castle Walls
Too Much Time On My Hands
These Are The Times
More Love For The Money
Miss America
Difference In The World
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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One With Everything
Pieces Of Eight
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Postby Boomchild » Mon Jun 14, 2010 4:11 pm

hoagiepete wrote:
chowhall wrote:
Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.


Not to get in the argument...but the critics...like Rolling Stone are pieces of shit. Who cares what they say or said. They can have their opinion, but they were always much different than mine.


Not that I would defend any music critic or have them affect what I choose to listen to but, Styx and it's management at the time didn't really handle critics as well as they could have. Not that I am saying it is 100% their fault but I think that they made some errors that got them on the bad side of some critics.
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Postby Rockwriter » Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:20 am

chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.



Actually Styx has always been a joke to critics, while the masses are the ones that supported the band.

Which brings up an interesting question: isn't it better to be loved by real fans than critics?


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Postby Rockwriter » Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:27 am

chowhall wrote:
Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.


True enough, but critics also hated Zeppelin, Journey, the Eagles, Black Sabbath, Rush, Queen, ELP, Jethro Tull . . . and in fact, almost every successful band of that era. That means absolutely nothing. Critics were pushing a very specific agenda that had nothing in the world to do with what normal people like. Let's face it, critics liked the Ramones . . . but most real people hate them, which is why they failed miserably in the real-life marketplace. There are a few exceptions like U2 or Springsteen, but for the most part critical acceptance is the consolation prize for real-life failure.

The irony is this: Styx was uncool in the eyes of critics . . . who are some of the uncoolest people ever to walk the planet. Seriously, we're going to let a massive geek like Dave Marsh tell us what's cool? I think I'll just stick with listening to what makes me happy, and those people can continue to go fuck themselves, as always.

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Postby Rockwriter » Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:31 am

Boomchild wrote:
hoagiepete wrote:
chowhall wrote:
Higgy wrote:
Monker wrote:
froy wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.


Let me let you in that started in 1999


It actually started more or less with Kilroy.


Except that everyone liked that album - and it still stands the test of time. Its just become convenient to hate it because that was the last real one.


Styx was uncool way before Kilroy. Go read reviews of GI or POE. No critic love there.


Not to get in the argument...but the critics...like Rolling Stone are pieces of shit. Who cares what they say or said. They can have their opinion, but they were always much different than mine.


Not that I would defend any music critic or have them affect what I choose to listen to but, Styx and it's management at the time didn't really handle critics as well as they could have. Not that I am saying it is 100% their fault but I think that they made some errors that got them on the bad side of some critics.


Amen! Styx' problems with the press were self-inflicted to no small degree, that's for sure. Not that critics would have otherwise liked the band, but the band's extreme defensiveness did not - and still does not - serve it well in that regard.


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Postby Boomchild » Tue Jun 15, 2010 3:19 pm

Rockwriter wrote:
chowhall wrote:
froy wrote:Who cares what you enjoy? This version of Styx is a joke and so are you. How's that"


Pssst, let me let you in on a little secret. Styx has always been a joke to the masses. That's what's so funny about your idiocy.



Actually Styx has always been a joke to critics, while the masses are the ones that supported the band.

Which brings up an interesting question: isn't it better to be loved by real fans than critics?


Sterling


You got that right! Bands would get nowhere if it was up to just the critics.
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Postby Archetype » Wed Jun 23, 2010 7:41 am

Blue Collar Man
The Grand Illusion
Miss America
Too Much Time On My Hands
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
Man Of Miracles
One With Everything
Lady
These Are The Times
Suite Madame Blue
More Love For The Money
Difference In The World
Fooling Yourself
Come Sail Away
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Christopher, Mr. Christopher
Man In The Wilderness
Mr. Roboto
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Postby Archetype » Wed Jul 21, 2010 2:05 am

Renegade
The Grand Illusion
Snowblind
Queen Of Spades
Crystal Ball
Man In The Wilderness
Fields Of The Brave
These Are The Times
Blue Collar Man
Miss America
Brave New World
Fooling Yourself
Suite Madame Blue
Too Much Time On My Hands
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One With Everything
Together
Come Sail Away
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Styx has always been a joke to the masses

Postby cittadeeno23 » Wed Jul 21, 2010 3:23 am

Wrong! The few assholes that contol the media didn't like Styx because they didn't create them. They are NOT the masses. Just the Asses!
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Postby cittadeeno23 » Wed Jul 21, 2010 3:31 am

"Actually Styx has always been a joke to critics, while the masses are the ones that supported the band.

Which brings up an interesting question: isn't it better to be loved by real fans than critics? - Sterling.




Yes! My point exactly. Don't let the friggin media tell you what to think. The masses have always loved Styx. This Band had ZERO help from the Media and several asshole critics. And they still did well.
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