MR

Just found this on YouTube. Kind of a crappy recording, but still a good listen. One of my favorite songs off Cornerstone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6JL1amXHgY

It's a great song.

Cassie May wrote:Just found this on YouTube. Kind of a crappy recording, but still a good listen. One of my favorite songs off Cornerstone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6JL1amXHgY

One of my favorites on Cornerstone. Even with the low quality of this recording you can still hear what an excellent live act this band was.

OOH! Dennis says "Ass".

He's SUCH a baddass!

Cassie May wrote:Just found this on YouTube. Kind of a crappy recording, but still a good listen. One of my favorite songs off Cornerstone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6JL1amXHgY

Boobalator
Awesome .... Saw it live with the sax guy,

Classic

Amid the muddle of sound, DDY's voice still shines through. A total powerhouse of a singer.


Bugsy

Wow, thanks for posting that. That's actually my favorite JY guitar solo. I like how that type of song takes him out of his comfort zone, and I really enjoy hearing him play against and then in unison/harmony with a sax. It really forces him to think and articulate very differently, instead of just falling back on his "look at me play fast" thing that he does.

I know not very many people might agree, but I always thought this was a better song than it gets credit for. Great pop/rock track. Even Rolling Stone called Styx "a great pop band" when 'Cornerstone' was released.


Sterling

Rockwriter wrote:Wow, thanks for posting that. That's actually my favorite JY guitar solo. I like how that type of song takes him out of his comfort zone, and I really enjoy hearing him play against and then in unison/harmony with a sax. It really forces him to think and articulate very differently, instead of just falling back on his "look at me play fast" thing that he does.

I know not very many people might agree, but I always thought this was a better song than it gets credit for. Great pop/rock track. Even Rolling Stone called Styx "a great pop band" when 'Cornerstone' was released.


Sterling

I think that even Dennis downplays this song.

Boomchild wrote:

Rockwriter wrote:Wow, thanks for posting that. That's actually my favorite JY guitar solo. I like how that type of song takes him out of his comfort zone, and I really enjoy hearing him play against and then in unison/harmony with a sax. It really forces him to think and articulate very differently, instead of just falling back on his "look at me play fast" thing that he does.

I know not very many people might agree, but I always thought this was a better song than it gets credit for. Great pop/rock track. Even Rolling Stone called Styx "a great pop band" when 'Cornerstone' was released.


Sterling

I think that even Dennis downplays this song.

I know, but I respectfully disagree. It's a great song that just wasn't a radio hit. That doesn't mean it's no good.


Sterling

Rockwriter wrote:

Boomchild wrote:

Rockwriter wrote:Wow, thanks for posting that. That's actually my favorite JY guitar solo. I like how that type of song takes him out of his comfort zone, and I really enjoy hearing him play against and then in unison/harmony with a sax. It really forces him to think and articulate very differently, instead of just falling back on his "look at me play fast" thing that he does.

I know not very many people might agree, but I always thought this was a better song than it gets credit for. Great pop/rock track. Even Rolling Stone called Styx "a great pop band" when 'Cornerstone' was released.


Sterling

I think that even Dennis downplays this song.

I know, but I respectfully disagree. It's a great song that just wasn't a radio hit. That doesn't mean it's no good.



Sterling

I agree. I bought it as a 45 single after hearing it on the radio.