What era or 'version'..............
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 12:50 pmof 'Styx' are YOU listening to right now, if any?
I'm the mood to listen to Man In The Wilderness, but cant until it arrives.
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Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 12:50 pmPosted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 11:04 pmNone......last week I threw in my burned copy of Equinox / Crystal Ball together.....My Copy of GI dissapeared, and the replacement I ordered on e-bay is a week overdue.....
I'm the mood to listen to Man In The Wilderness, but cant until it arrives.
I'm the mood to listen to Man In The Wilderness, but cant until it arrives.
Posted: Thu Jan 22, 2004 11:38 pmI'm listening to Shaw/Blades Hallunication(Japan Version), Cyclorama, A double CD a got off of E-bay that has both Equinox&Edge Of The Century on the same CD, and also DDY's new live CD. As for my wife ..... hold on, I hear 'Someone To Watch Over Me' blarring, damn thats loud, and the kids are still asleep. Is that DDY singing or is it Nabors?? its Dennis's version, turn that shi t down honey, sorry gotta go. Just thought Id use my edit icon to show newbiellusion that it does work. It does! Also, I wanted to let Classic know that I turned 40 last April, and it aint sooo bad, is it??????????
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 5:28 amI've got a burned CD of my Styx favorites, which I listen to often. The only "non-burned" CD I've been listening to lately is Cyclorama.
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 6:05 amWell, just sat here waiting for the postman to bring me my copy of the DDY cd. Only been 2 months since I ordered it from his site!!!! $10 overseas shipping as well!!
Ah well back to Cyclorama
Ah well back to Cyclorama
Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2004 6:51 amYogi,
40 is not bad at all actually......I'd have to say that, all in all
"These are the best of times" to borrow an appropriate lyric.
I could list all the reasons why, but that's not what this forum is about.
In my earlier post, I was speaking strictly about my declining vocal range, stamina, and ( highly debatable ) abilities, which are primarily excercised as I drive down the country roads to and from work each day......I am my own captive audience, with my CD player providing the accompanyment.
And "life............is good" ( to borrow another lyric )
40 is not bad at all actually......I'd have to say that, all in all
"These are the best of times" to borrow an appropriate lyric.
I could list all the reasons why, but that's not what this forum is about.
In my earlier post, I was speaking strictly about my declining vocal range, stamina, and ( highly debatable ) abilities, which are primarily excercised as I drive down the country roads to and from work each day......I am my own captive audience, with my CD player providing the accompanyment.
And "life............is good" ( to borrow another lyric )
Posted: Sun Jan 25, 2004 11:01 amBeen listening to cornerstone lately for some reason. Sounded great on the ride in to work the other day. I also like to listen to Return to the Paradise. And of course DDY's new CD! And when I really want to rock, I just put in girls with guns and listen to little girl world....uhhhhh no!
Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2004 9:29 amActually, I think Girls With Guns is quite a catchy tune, and one of the few worthwhile tracks from Tommy's first three solo albums. Come to think of it, Tommy's songwriting in the 80's left very little to be desired. However, he did rebound nicely in the 90's with Damn Yankees 