Styx #13 on list of Undisputed Guilty Pleasure Bands
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Styx #13 on list of Undisputed Guilty Pleasure Bands
by Grotelul » Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:01 pm
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by GrandIllusionist725 » Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:07 pm
I don't understand why Journey sits at number three, thats a shocker in itself. I love REO Speedwagon but i thought they would be above Journey and Styx for sure.
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by styxfansite » Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:28 pm
GrandIllusionist725 wrote:I don't understand why Journey sits at number three, thats a shocker in itself. I love REO Speedwagon but i thought they would be above Journey and Styx for sure.
The Monkees are higher than Styx
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by 7 Wishes » Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:36 pm
1. Rush - the best progressive music band in history. Period.
3. Journey - the best singer and best guitarist ever, plus a co-founder of Santana and the world's best jazz drummer.
5. Chicago - incredibly influential before they cheesed out in the 80's
6. Boston - the technically perfect singer and guitarist. Notice a trend here yet?
7. Foreigner - Lou Gramm? Flat out one of the best vocalists ever.
9. Bon Jovi - 100,000,000 albums can't be wrong.
12. Motley Crue - the greatest melodic hard rock band in history.
13. STYX - incredibly complex and orchestrated music; spawned DDY and Tommy Shaw. C'mon.
14. Eddie Money - very underrated and very talented.
19. R.E.O. Speedwagon - I can see a bit of the cheese factor here, but they're still great.
21. Lionel Richie - Whaaaa? Name a better singer. You can't.
22. Kansas - I'm starting to get PO'd now.
24. Hall & Oates - sold more albums than Simon & Garfunkel and Loggins & Messina combined. "Maneater" sucked, though.
3. Journey - the best singer and best guitarist ever, plus a co-founder of Santana and the world's best jazz drummer.
5. Chicago - incredibly influential before they cheesed out in the 80's
6. Boston - the technically perfect singer and guitarist. Notice a trend here yet?
7. Foreigner - Lou Gramm? Flat out one of the best vocalists ever.
9. Bon Jovi - 100,000,000 albums can't be wrong.
12. Motley Crue - the greatest melodic hard rock band in history.
13. STYX - incredibly complex and orchestrated music; spawned DDY and Tommy Shaw. C'mon.
14. Eddie Money - very underrated and very talented.
19. R.E.O. Speedwagon - I can see a bit of the cheese factor here, but they're still great.
21. Lionel Richie - Whaaaa? Name a better singer. You can't.
22. Kansas - I'm starting to get PO'd now.
24. Hall & Oates - sold more albums than Simon & Garfunkel and Loggins & Messina combined. "Maneater" sucked, though.
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by LordofDaRing » Tue Apr 10, 2007 10:22 pm
And any one of those acts including Abba or the Monkees belong in the Hall of Fame before Patty Smith.
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