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A Melodic Rock Exclusive Dedicated to my buddy Yogi

Ladies and Gentleman

Dennis DeYoung

Born for Adventure

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6Ne3DpkaJo

Full screen is 1080P High definition

Please let this be a sign of things to come. If Dennis comes up with the perfect mix of the greatest hits and obscure die-hard favorites, there's nothing that Styx can do that he can't do better.

Holy shit that was GOOD!
Thanks Froy and Thanks Dennis for adding to your setlist one of the greatest Styx songs EVER!!!

I noticed in the Blue Collar Man video that Dennis has the Hammond organ out again. I'm so excited to go see him next time he comes around.

cittadeeno23 wrote:Holy shit that was GOOD!
Thanks Froy and Thanks Dennis for adding to your setlist one of the greatest Styx songs EVER!!!

Dennis is a giving man

youtube is blocked where I am at, but i canTTTTTTT wait to go home and see this.

The GREATEST song from the GREATEST Styx album EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The ONLY album where I truly honestly 100% wore out a side. Had to go out and purchase the album again. Side ll Styx Equinox - GREATEST album side EVER, from the GREATEST rock & roll album of all time!!!!!!!


Women/Whiskey & Sin - They spoke of my capture - not my escape - some call it fortune I call it fate - Classic!!!!!!!!!!

last time Dennis sang this was in 1977, not 75.
Too bad the guitarists blew the intro.
Otherwise it sounds great. I hope that Dennis gets more into his rock side.
He really did some great rock tunes and this is one of his best.
You can tell that he's enjoying it too, which is cool.
I wonder if doing it was his idea of if his bandmates suggested it.

"The last time I sang this, I was wearing black tights and a woman's blouse." LOL!!!!

Awesome. Sounded, as August said, "slammin'! "

Good for Dennis for reaching into the catalog to entertain his fans. I saw he also sing "100 Years From Now" at another show...(and this one?). Anyway.

Thanks for the link, Froy.


Bugsy

brywool wrote:last time Dennis sang this was in 1977, not 75.
Too bad the guitarists blew the intro.
Otherwise it sounds great. I hope that Dennis gets more into his rock side.
He really did some great rock tunes and this is one of his best.
You can tell that he's enjoying it too, which is cool.
I wonder if doing it was his idea of if his bandmates suggested it.

Not sure there are videos from 77 with BFA on it as it says NOT SEEN IN 35 years not performed in 35 years.

It was indeed a dandy.Just keep wishing we would get more of his keyboard playing.
Here we get exactly 10 seconds.

brywool wrote:last time Dennis sang this was in 1977, not 75.
Too bad the guitarists blew the intro.
Otherwise it sounds great. I hope that Dennis gets more into his rock side.
He really did some great rock tunes and this is one of his best.
You can tell that he's enjoying it too, which is cool.
I wonder if doing it was his idea of if his bandmates suggested it.

There's a few of us that have talked to Dennis for a couple of years and suggested ths song. I think Froy told him and everyone around him over a hundred times to do this one live

This was suggested before his current band, I think we started around 2004 or so I didn't think he would ever do this one live because of the lyrics. I'll have to find the interview!

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

brywool wrote:last time Dennis sang this was in 1977, not 75.
Too bad the guitarists blew the intro.
Otherwise it sounds great. I hope that Dennis gets more into his rock side.
He really did some great rock tunes and this is one of his best.
You can tell that he's enjoying it too, which is cool.
I wonder if doing it was his idea of if his bandmates suggested it.

There's a few of us that have talked to Dennis for a couple of years and suggested ths song. I think Froy told him and everyone around him over a hundred times to do this one live

This was suggested before his current band, I think we started around 2004 or so I didn't think he would ever do this one live because of the lyrics. I'll have to find the interview!

That's cool that he listened.
I wish he'd do BoomChild. That and Harry's Hands were the closest things that he did solo to Styx stuff.
Great songs both of them- nobody knows em, I realize, but that doesn't take anything away from them as art.

brywool wrote:

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

brywool wrote:last time Dennis sang this was in 1977, not 75.
Too bad the guitarists blew the intro.
Otherwise it sounds great. I hope that Dennis gets more into his rock side.
He really did some great rock tunes and this is one of his best.
You can tell that he's enjoying it too, which is cool.
I wonder if doing it was his idea of if his bandmates suggested it.

There's a few of us that have talked to Dennis for a couple of years and suggested ths song. I think Froy told him and everyone around him over a hundred times to do this one live

This was suggested before his current band, I think we started around 2004 or so I didn't think he would ever do this one live because of the lyrics. I'll have to find the interview!

That's cool that he listened.
I wish he'd do BoomChild. That and Harry's Hands were the closest things that he did solo to Styx stuff.
Great songs both of them- nobody knows em, I realize, but that doesn't take anything away from them as art.

I hope he does another "Lost Treasures" show and add that song too. You just never know what he's going to do

It was nice

GREAT filming Froy, this was a very nice treat!!!

Did you FINALLY get your picture with DDY??

Very interesting

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:GREAT filming Froy, this was a very nice treat!!!

Did you FINALLY get your picture with DDY??

Nope no picture yet

froy wrote:

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:GREAT filming Froy, this was a very nice treat!!!

Did you FINALLY get your picture with DDY??

Nope no picture yet

You will get your picture with him one day.

froy wrote:

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:GREAT filming Froy, this was a very nice treat!!!

Did you FINALLY get your picture with DDY??

Nope no picture yet

If I was there, I would've made sure to take the picture!!!

Next time!

Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

kansas666 wrote:Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

and here come the "haters", let it begin.

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

kansas666 wrote:Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

and here come the "haters", let it begin.

His s/n is Kansas and he's from Wisconsin?

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

brywool wrote:
That's cool that he listened.
I wish he'd do BoomChild. That and Harry's Hands were the closest things that he did solo to Styx stuff.
Great songs both of them- nobody knows em, I realize, but that doesn't take anything away from them as art.

I hope he does another "Lost Treasures" show and add that song too. You just never know what he's going to do

How about "Queen Of Spades," "Pieces Of Eight" and mebbe some deep stuff from BTTW and Boomchild? (and I WILL keep harping on it to August)

It turned out great Froy!! Such a great show, Dennis' band absolutely kills. I agree with SMB I would love to see this band do a Lost Treasures show, I would no doubt travel to see it.

pinkfloyd1973 wrote:

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

brywool wrote:
That's cool that he listened.
I wish he'd do BoomChild. That and Harry's Hands were the closest things that he did solo to Styx stuff.
Great songs both of them- nobody knows em, I realize, but that doesn't take anything away from them as art.

I hope he does another "Lost Treasures" show and add that song too. You just never know what he's going to do

How about "Queen Of Spades," "Pieces Of Eight" and mebbe some deep stuff from BTTW and Boomchild? (and I WILL keep harping on it to August)

He did "Queen of Spades" and "Pieces of Eight" off and on. I'd like to see those live again.

So Froy, do you get passes to meet him?

brywool wrote:So Froy, do you get passes to meet him?

There was about 30 people waiting to meet him We had passes but just decided to take off It was 2 hrs home so we left

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

kansas666 wrote:Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

and here come the "haters", let it begin.

Come now Suite.Suck it up.
Your toy boy froy has probably destroyed the most threads around here,and gets a free reign.
His 2 lackeys, Booger and Von Bieber are more than happy to help out and never gets a word from you.

But of course they are Dennis fans,so that's OK.

Anyways.Nice to see you around again.Ride with it and take it for what's it worth and have a few laughs.
Happy days.

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

kansas666 wrote:Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

and here come the "haters", let it begin.

DDY did a nice job singing although he did screw up a little in the beginning and the first 2 wo wo wo wo,s were a little off time. The band was not good. I'm sorry but there is no excuse for the mistakes on guitar at the beginning and at the end. I would not expect DDY to settle for this in his band. He is too good for that! I do think it's cool he is adding some songs not heard in a while. Small stage though. Looked like a bar. Sorry I can't help it.

ChicagoSTYX wrote:

SuiteMadameBlue wrote:

kansas666 wrote:Pretty cool seeing Ted Danson's mom performing Born For Adventure.

You go girl! Rock that tambourine.

and here come the "haters", let it begin.

DDY did a nice job singing although he did screw up a little in the beginning and the first 2 wo wo wo wo,s were a little off time. The band was not good. I'm sorry but there is no excuse for the mistakes on guitar at the beginning and at the end. I would not expect DDY to settle for this in his band. He is too good for that! I do think it's cool he is adding some songs not heard in a while. Small stage though. Looked like a bar. Sorry I can't help it.

It was a casino, something your boys in the current version of Styx is familiar with playing