Boomchild wrote:Monker wrote:SuiteMadameBlue wrote:Monker wrote:hoagiepete wrote:40% of songs were Tommy's lead vocal. Interesting.
And, not even Desert Moon was played - NO solo songs now.
Holy Moly Debbie Downer, You are one bitter, threadcrapping person on here. Did you even read every post???? It was a show with Starship featuring Mickey Thomas, Dennis DeYoung and Kenny Loggins - that's 3 different performers, not much time for all of them.
Dennis only had so much time to play, what don't you understand? He was showcasing some of Styx Greatest Hits, you know, the band that he co-founded some years ago.
Sheesh, do you need every set list posted from all his concerts and how much time he has to play during each show?? He's been mixing it up depending where he plays.
What I understand is he has gone from doing a lot of solo songs to one, and now to none. That is what I have argued on this forum for months now...that he knows that go to his shows to hear Styx, not his solo songs...and that he would rather perform Tommy's Styx songs instead of his own solo material because of it...this set is just further proof of that.
Last I checked his shows are titled Dennis DeYoung and THE MUSIC OF STYX.
No it's not. If "The Music of Styx" were displayed in such a prominent way, it's very possible that Styx could sue him to make him stop.
Looks pretty clear what to expect.
Fact is that he has gone from doing 4-5 solo songs in the early days to none.
The title of the show is pointing out that the focus is Styx. You know, the band he help start and spent the majority of his career in.
Irrelevant to me.
If you have such a low opinion of him why do you care what he is doing.
I don't have a 'low opinion' of Dennis. However, it seems his fans are over-sensitive and don't face reality.
I doubt that the current members of Styx are losing sleep over it.
If he advertised his shows in the way you seem to claim in this post, their attorney's may cause Dennis to lose sleep over it.