MR

Posted: **Mon May 14, 2012 11:45 am**

Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man
The Grand Illusion
Too Much Time on My Hands
Lady
Lorelei
Man In The Wilderness
Fooling Yourself
Miss America
Come Sail Away
Rockin the Paradise
Renegade

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion
Lady
Lorelei
Blue Collar Man
Show Me the Way
Roboto
Desert Moon
Born For Adventure
Don't Let It End
Too Much Time on My Hands
Rockin The Paradise
Babe
Fooling Yourself
Suite Madame Blue
Best of Times
Renegade
Come Sail Away

Posted: **Mon May 14, 2012 11:47 am**

and with Ted on the bill, there is no Damn Yankees in either Styx or Ted's set. WTF????

Posted: **Mon May 14, 2012 12:30 pm**

styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

Posted: **Mon May 14, 2012 11:24 pm**

Toph wrote:
styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

the one that has the big flashing sign behind the drums that says "styx"

Posted: **Mon May 14, 2012 11:44 pm**

Toph wrote:
styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

As they say,sometimes less is more.
Anyways.If Styx were playing Babe #1,Don't let it end #6,Roboto #3,Show me the way #3,you wouldn't see me there.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 12:28 am**

Styx plays bulk of material from '77 Illusion up through '80 Paradise album.Of course we already know they dislike '83's Kilroy album.

Dennis plays more ballads but also material past 1980.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 12:30 am**

gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:
styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

As they say,sometimes less is more.
Anyways.If Styx were playing Babe #1,Don't let it end #6,Roboto #3,Show me the way #3,you wouldn't see me there.

You are very much the minority.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 1:42 am**

If DDY would make his way down to Texas (namely Houston) again...I'd go in a heartbeat.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 3:12 am**

Liam wrote:If DDY would make his way down to Texas (namely Houston) again...I'd go in a heartbeat.

Maybe I will see you there. :wink:

http://staffordcentre.ticketforce.com/e ... 46&c=1&pg=

Bugsy

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 3:13 am**

Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 3:40 am**

Toph wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:
styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

As they say,sometimes less is more.
Anyways.If Styx were playing Babe #1,Don't let it end #6,Roboto #3,Show me the way #3,you wouldn't see me there.

You are very much the minority.

Happens all the time.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 3:47 am**

Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 4:42 am**

Toph wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:
styxfanNH wrote:Current Set Lists...

Styx (70 minutes)

Blue Collar Man - #21 pop, 1978 major classic rock track
The Grand Illusion - major classic rock track
Too Much Time on My Hands - #9 pop, 1981
Lady - #6, 1975
Lorelei - #27, 1976
Man In The Wilderness - deep track
Fooling Yourself - #29, 1978
Miss America - minor classic rock track
Come Sail Away - #8, 1978, major classic rock track
Rockin the Paradise - #8 Rock tracks, 1981, minor classic rock track
Renegade - #16, 1979, major classic rock track

Dennis DeYoung (2 Hours)

Intro: The Message
Grand Illusion - see above
Lady - see above
Lorelei - see above; original vocalist
Blue Collar Man - see above; non original vocalist
Show Me the Way - #3, 1991;
Roboto - #3, 1983
Desert Moon - #10, 1984
Born For Adventure - deep track
Don't Let It End - #6, 1983
Too Much Time on My Hands - see above
Rockin The Paradise - see above
Babe - #1, 1980
Fooling Yourself - see above
Suite Madame Blue - major classic rock track
Best of Times - #3, 1981
Renegade - see above
Come Sail Away - see above

A comparison above. So with Styx, you get 2 songs you don't get with Dennis - neither of which most fans in attendance will know. With Dennis you get 7 songs you don't get with Styx and 6 of the 7 most fans in attendance will know. After leaving, which one feels more like a Styx concert in song content?

As they say,sometimes less is more.
Anyways.If Styx were playing Babe #1,Don't let it end #6,Roboto #3,Show me the way #3,you wouldn't see me there.

You are very much the minority.

No not really :wink:

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 6:49 am**

bugsymalone wrote:
Liam wrote:If DDY would make his way down to Texas (namely Houston) again...I'd go in a heartbeat.

Maybe I will see you there.

http://staffordcentre.ticketforce.com/e ... 46&c=1&pg=

Bugsy

DDY w/Dallas Symphony Orchestra October 12.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 7:01 am**

I enjoy Styx's shows, but would travel farther to see Dennis's shows.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 7:19 am**

God forbid anyone should support BOTH acts. jeez.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 7:31 am**

brywool wrote:God forbid anyone should support BOTH acts. jeez.

Don't you know by now that's not permitted here?

Seriously even though i'm not that big enough fan of his I still see dennis
every now and then when he swings by. Though I liked his show before he added the other tunes
it's still a great show all the way around.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 10:17 am**

brywool wrote:God forbid anyone should support BOTH acts. jeez.

I support both acts. Tix for Styx on July 7 and DDY on July 20. I used to see Styx 4-5 times a year, now I see Dennis 4-5 times a year and Styx 1-2 times a year. Has nothing to do with who I prefer, has to do with how often they are in my area. Styx only comes to New England once a year now, maybe twice. Dennis comes more often.

I love "Styx" music, just depends on who is in the area.

Posted: **Tue May 15, 2012 12:10 pm**

bugsymalone wrote:
Liam wrote:If DDY would make his way down to Texas (namely Houston) again...I'd go in a heartbeat.

Maybe I will see you there.

http://staffordcentre.ticketforce.com/e ... 46&c=1&pg=

Bugsy

Oh HELL YES. You can bet your ass I'll be there. First time in 10 years.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 4:51 am**

gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

best.post.ever

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 5:37 am**

masque wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

best.post.ever

Dennis needs the name - then I'll be happy.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 6:26 am**

Toph wrote:
masque wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

best.post.ever

Dennis needs the name - then I'll be happy.

That's just it, he doesn't need the name. He doesn't need a spinning keyboard, fancy stage sets, big screen graphics behind the stage, a coffee brand or jewelry line. The proof is in the pudding. It's his voice and his band that does a excellent job of playing the majority of the songs he is known for. He is proud of what he and Styx created together while his former band mates would rather forget songs that were popular and made them money and their place in the history of R'N'R. Why on earth you would do that is beyond me. If those songs were stiffs and went nowhere I could see wanting to forget about them but, when they were well liked based on how they charted and sold albums it's just odd.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 10:15 am**

Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 10:36 am**

brywool wrote:Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Second.Best.Post.Ever.Thank.You.Brother.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 10:43 am**

Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
masque wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

best.post.ever

Dennis needs the name - then I'll be happy.

That's just it, he doesn't If those songs were stiffs and went nowhere I could see wanting to forget about them but, when they were well liked based on how they charted and sold albums it's just odd.

Not odd really.Like today and like forever, most hits are fly by night.Here today gone tomorrow.Babe was a rocket and then it fizzled and became a joke.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 12:38 pm**

brywool wrote:Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Their show now sucks.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 2:02 pm**

gr8dane wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Toph wrote:
masque wrote:
gr8dane wrote:
Toph wrote:Face it. You blindfold a random fan (no, not a crazy die hard like you people) and have them sit through both concerts. You then ask them, ok you've heard two bands and their songs selections, which one was Styx? 99% of people will say its Dennis's bands. He really should bill himself as the one act that gives you all the Styx hits. Because by far and away his set list is much closer to what the average fan wants to hear than Styx's.

But isn't it lucky.You and I are getting pretty much what we want.
I want a Styx where I don't have to watch Dennis on stage and hear his top charted singles/ballads.

You get the voice of Dennis playing all his hits, that are so important to you, because they charted so high.
You don't like any of the musicians in Styx ,and in your opinion Dennis' band are so much better.
They also dress better and have better hair cuts.Dennis is playing the exact amount gigs a year,you like, compared to Styx.
You get the jokes and the report on how long Dennis has been together with Suzanne.

So at the end of the day it's a win-win situation right there.Don't you think?

So cheer up topher

best.post.ever

Dennis needs the name - then I'll be happy.

That's just it, he doesn't If those songs were stiffs and went nowhere I could see wanting to forget about them but, when they were well liked based on how they charted and sold albums it's just odd.

Not odd really.Like today and like forever, most hits are fly by night.Here today gone tomorrow.Babe was a rocket and then it fizzled and became a joke.

That's one song and not everyone feels the same way about it. For me, i have heard it enough and it's not an issue for me. But, they are still avoiding songs like the Best of Times, Born for Adventure, Show Me The Way, Don't Let it End. These are things that were staple songs for the band. It was those songs and others that made Styx who they were. They were a band with diversity at their core and now they no longer have that diversity. You could apply the fizzled theory to just about every song they have in their set list because they are a band of yesteryear. No longer charting anything.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 2:11 pm**

brywool wrote:Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Except for ignoring songs that were what made them what they are about. Sorry, it just isn't the same when you remove a key player such as Dennis was. You may like it or not but, that is what made Styx great. With the way they are now you are getting only a portion of what was good about them. For me the trappings i.e. visual effects, lighting, stage outfits, fancy "rock" poses wasn't the reason I was going to the shows. I was their to hear them play and sing the songs that made them a great band. Which included the balance of material from all three of them. For me that is all gone.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 11:12 pm**

Boomchild wrote:
brywool wrote:Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Except for ignoring songs that were what made them what they are about. Sorry, it just isn't the same when you remove a key player such as Dennis was. You may like it or not but, that is what made Styx great. With the way they are now you are getting only a portion of what was good about them. For me the trappings i.e. visual effects, lighting, stage outfits, fancy "rock" poses wasn't the reason I was going to the shows. I was their to hear them play and sing the songs that made them a great band. Which included the balance of material from all three of them. For me that is all gone.

Lots of trappings in the Kilroy tour i suppose.
Anyways.The Styx mission statement was to be a rock band,and live they are.
If they played the Dennis ballads,they wouldn't be.

Posted: **Wed May 16, 2012 11:23 pm**

gr8dane wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
brywool wrote:Styx puts on a SHOW like they always have, even with Dennis (remember Dennis' rising piano? Remember Dennis' robot suit? Remember his musketeer hat and sword in 77? ) . Styx puts on a killer show now, they always have.

Except for ignoring songs that were what made them what they are about. Sorry, it just isn't the same when you remove a key player such as Dennis was. You may like it or not but, that is what made Styx great. With the way they are now you are getting only a portion of what was good about them. For me the trappings i.e. visual effects, lighting, stage outfits, fancy "rock" poses wasn't the reason I was going to the shows. I was their to hear them play and sing the songs that made them a great band. Which included the balance of material from all three of them. For me that is all gone.

Lots of trappings in the Kilroy tour i suppose.
Anyways.The Styx mission statement was to be a rock band,and live they are.
If they played the Dennis ballads,they wouldn't be.

And where is that mission statement? Once Again you are full of crap. Their mission statement if they ever had one was to put out the best music they could put out- regardless of style. It is what made them unique. Sorry that goes against JY and Tommy's strengths and they now want this to be and have now created a one dimensional band, with little variety. Maybe it's a lack of interest of talent, but they clearly can't take Styx to a place where they can play music with variety. And if anything goes against the "mission statement" it is that.

MR

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