stabbim wrote:We'll never know.
Some things are better left unsung (so-to-speak).
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stabbim wrote:rajah2165 wrote:stabbim wrote:rajah2165 wrote:And if you knew your Styx history, you would know that they did an acoustic set on most of their tours.
Since when does RTP --> BNW count as "most?"
Look at the original Paradise theatre tour. And the Grand Decathalon tour.
PT Tour: A couple of acoustic tunes in Japan, but that's it.
GD Tour: Zilch, at least on the shows I've heard.
Even if you grant the handful of Japanese shows and the one -- occasionally two -- songs from the EOTC tour (and I wouldn't) it hardly points to a long-running tradition of Styx having an acoustic set in their shows. They didn't even play "Boat On The River" as a regular part of US shows until 96.
blt man wrote:One DDY song I think Gowan would be able to do an OK job with is Lorelei. Do we know why JY took on that song (co-writer? in his range?)
blt man wrote:Thenightbull wrote:StyxCollector wrote:Claw my eyes out if I have to hear Gowan singing some of those songs. I guess you haven't heard the boots of him crooning "Babe" and "The Best Of Times". There's a reason they don't do them, and it's not just because JY doesn't like to play them.
I like Gowan. He just sucks singing certain Styx songs.
Where can one find the boots of gowan singing babe/best of times/queen of spades??????
Anyone? I am also wondering...
GrandIllusionist725 wrote:I heard the boots of Lawrence on Babe and stuff, eh...
Its different. IMO I think that Everything is Cool would be helluva lot better than Desert Moon.
rajah2165 wrote:Grotelul wrote:rajah2165 wrote:Thenightbull wrote:Here is your chance to create the ultimate unlimited set list for a styx concert. Here's mine:
Blue Collar Man
Grand Illusion
Lorelei
Too Much Time
Can't Find My Way Home
Babe (Larry Vocal)
Light Up (JY Vocal)
Walrus
Doctor
Lady
All I Want For Christmas
Pieces Of Eight (Larry Vocal)
Summer In The City
Edge Of The Century (Tommy Vocal)
Love Is The Ritual (Ricky Vocal)
Killing The Thing You Love (Ricky Vocal)
A Criminal Mind
Suite Madame Blue
Haven't We Been Here Before?
Don't Let It End (Larry Vocal)
Just Be
** Intermission**
Crystal Ball
Show Me The Way (Larry Vocal)
Rockin' The Paradise
Best Of Times (Larry Vocal)
High Enough
Fooling Yourself (with chuck)
Mr. Roboto (Larry Vocal)
Ms. America
Dear John
Come Sail Away (with chuck)
**Encore**
Borrowed Time (Larry Vocal)
Renegade (with chuck)
First, the right line-up would have to be in place...
DDY, TS, GB, JY, CP, TS...byuh byuh Lawrence..
Grand Illusion
Foolin Yourself
Lady
Lorelei
Too Much Time On My Hands
Show Me The Way
Blue Collar Man
Babe
Acoustic Set
Boat On The River
All In A Day's Work
High Enough
Man In The Wilderness
Sing For the Day
Queen of Spades
Edge of the Century
Don't Let It End
Intermission
Mr. Roboto
Rockin The Paradise
Crystal Ball
Suite Madame Blue
Desert Moon
Love Is The Ritual
Haven't We Been Here Before?
Borrowed Time
Miss America
Pieces of Eight
Come Sail Away
Encore
Renegade
Best of Times
Desert Moon at a Styx show? You can't be serious. Some of your choices are outright ridiculous. No one wants to hear an Acoustic set, no one wants to hear Haven't We Been Here Before or Babe or Show Me The Way or a full version of Mr. Roboto or Don't Let It End. Way too many slow songs here for a ROCK show. You play 3 hrs, you want to hear some GOOD rare stuff, not sappy love songs or songs they have played in the past 20 yrs.
Hey idiot.. you are a complete tool. Those are the biggest fucking hits. If you also noticed, I included High Enough which yes isn't a Styx song either. But its Tommy's biggest song outside of Styx and Desert Moon is Dennis's biggest song outside of Styx. If you are looking for a retrospective then you include those songs. Fans want to hear the hits and those are the hits moron. The average fan doesn't want to here Shooz or any of that crap.
And if you knew your Styx history, you would know that they did an acoustic set on most of their tours.
ManOfMiracles wrote:Grotelul wrote:
Desert Moon at a Styx show? You can't be serious. Some of your choices are outright ridiculous. No one wants to hear an Acoustic set, no one wants to hear Haven't We Been Here Before or Babe or Show Me The Way or a full version of Mr. Roboto or Don't Let It End. Way too many slow songs here for a ROCK show. You play 3 hrs, you want to hear some GOOD rare stuff, not sappy love songs or songs they have played in the past 20 yrs.
Heyyyy, it's the "sweeping generalities" guy again! Again... how can you claim "no one wants to hear..." this that or the other thing? Have you really been appointed by the masses to speak for us all? Heck, even if I'm the ONLY one who disagrees, I guess ya can't say "no one" anymore, can ya? And why is it you balk at "Desert Moon" at a Styx show? Because it's not a Styx song? Because it's a ballad? I noticed you didn't have any adverse feelings about "High Enough," so what's the excuse there?
Do you actually have to call someone else's preferences to hear Mr. Roboto or anything else "ridiculous" simply beacuse they are not YOUR choices? Hitler? Do ya?
Some of us are Styx fans, not just selective-Styx fans...
rajah2165 wrote:Grotelul wrote:rajah2165 wrote:Thenightbull wrote:Here is your chance to create the ultimate unlimited set list for a styx concert. Here's mine:
Blue Collar Man
Grand Illusion
Lorelei
Too Much Time
Can't Find My Way Home
Babe (Larry Vocal)
Light Up (JY Vocal)
Walrus
Doctor
Lady
All I Want For Christmas
Pieces Of Eight (Larry Vocal)
Summer In The City
Edge Of The Century (Tommy Vocal)
Love Is The Ritual (Ricky Vocal)
Killing The Thing You Love (Ricky Vocal)
A Criminal Mind
Suite Madame Blue
Haven't We Been Here Before?
Don't Let It End (Larry Vocal)
Just Be
** Intermission**
Crystal Ball
Show Me The Way (Larry Vocal)
Rockin' The Paradise
Best Of Times (Larry Vocal)
High Enough
Fooling Yourself (with chuck)
Mr. Roboto (Larry Vocal)
Ms. America
Dear John
Come Sail Away (with chuck)
**Encore**
Borrowed Time (Larry Vocal)
Renegade (with chuck)
First, the right line-up would have to be in place...
DDY, TS, GB, JY, CP, TS...byuh byuh Lawrence..
Grand Illusion
Foolin Yourself
Lady
Lorelei
Too Much Time On My Hands
Show Me The Way
Blue Collar Man
Babe
Acoustic Set
Boat On The River
All In A Day's Work
High Enough
Man In The Wilderness
Sing For the Day
Queen of Spades
Edge of the Century
Don't Let It End
Intermission
Mr. Roboto
Rockin The Paradise
Crystal Ball
Suite Madame Blue
Desert Moon
Love Is The Ritual
Haven't We Been Here Before?
Borrowed Time
Miss America
Pieces of Eight
Come Sail Away
Encore
Renegade
Best of Times
Desert Moon at a Styx show? You can't be serious. Some of your choices are outright ridiculous. No one wants to hear an Acoustic set, no one wants to hear Haven't We Been Here Before or Babe or Show Me The Way or a full version of Mr. Roboto or Don't Let It End. Way too many slow songs here for a ROCK show. You play 3 hrs, you want to hear some GOOD rare stuff, not sappy love songs or songs they have played in the past 20 yrs.
Hey idiot.. you are a complete tool. Those are the biggest fucking hits. If you also noticed, I included High Enough which yes isn't a Styx song either. But its Tommy's biggest song outside of Styx and Desert Moon is Dennis's biggest song outside of Styx. If you are looking for a retrospective then you include those songs. Fans want to hear the hits and those are the hits moron. The average fan doesn't want to here Shooz or any of that crap.
And if you knew your Styx history, you would know that they did an acoustic set on most of their tours.
yogi wrote:By the time they finished your set list the nursing home doors would be locked and they all would have to sleep on the street.
Shorten your list down to lets say......................................................
a 4 hour show.
If I kept score correctly you had 31 full songs plus two medleys.
During their first intermission Jeb Bush became President.
AnnieOprah wrote:GrandIllusionist725 wrote:I heard the boots of Lawrence on Babe and stuff, eh...
Its different. IMO I think that Everything is Cool would be helluva lot better than Desert Moon.
IMHO, I don't think the band or the fans want to ever, ever visit any part of that album in any concert setting again!! Can we just forget that it ever existed?
\yogi wrote:By the time they finished your set list the nursing home doors would be locked and they all would have to sleep on the street.
Shorten your list down to lets say......................................................
a 4 hour show.
If I kept score correctly you had 31 full songs plus two medleys.
During their first intermission Jeb Bush became President.
stabbim wrote:AnnieOprah wrote:IMHO, I don't think the band or the fans want to ever, ever visit any part of that album in any concert setting again!! Can we just forget that it ever existed?
*raises hand*
I liked more of it than I disliked, and thought the tunes they played in concert came across very well.
So I guess that makes at least two of us who would want to hear EiC...
Zan wrote:stabbim wrote:So I guess that makes at least two of us who would want to hear EiC...
Three. And if you count all the online fans that are smart enough to stay away from this particular board, you'd have a lot more.
Grotelul wrote:
OMG...you are too funny. You need to seriously lighten up. Are you this serious all the time?
LordofDaRing wrote:I agree with Yogi, some of you guys forgot they still have unions and roadies that would not be to happy with those marathon sets...
Zan wrote:LordofDaRing wrote:I agree with Yogi, some of you guys forgot they still have unions and roadies that would not be to happy with those marathon sets...
LMAO...As if this thread is based on ANY sort of reality to begin with. You guys are funny!![]()
LordofDaRing wrote:I agree with Yogi, some of you guys forgot they still have unions and roadies that would not be to happy with those marathon sets, but in the spirit of this forum: Lineup includes TS, DDY, GB, CP, TS and LG (yes to play all the keyboards and sing harmony/backup vocals)
AD 1928
Rocking the Paradise
Blue Collar Man
Born for Adventure
Lights
Love is the Ritual
Grand Illusion
Crystal Ball
This Old Man
Acoustic set:
Boat on the River
All in A Day's Work
Show Me the Way
Sing For the Day
Dear John
Back to Electric
Borrowed Time
Everything is Cool
Edge of the Century
Come Sail Away
Encores
KYAG
Renegade
Grotelul wrote:How does Rush get away with playing 3h 15m shows? Last tour they played about 24-25 full songs, 2 medleys (a good 10-12m each) and a drum solo. A few of these songs go at least 8-10m. I was basing my setlist on this.
StyxCollector wrote:Grotelul wrote:How does Rush get away with playing 3h 15m shows? Last tour they played about 24-25 full songs, 2 medleys (a good 10-12m each) and a drum solo. A few of these songs go at least 8-10m. I was basing my setlist on this.
Because they have a large fanbase that still comes out and they sell out large venues. That's how. Rush has done the whole evening with type shows exclusively -with no opener since the Test for Echo tour (1996/1997).
Styx or DDY? Neither is close. They only way they do these large venues is part of a package tour a la Def Leppard.
It's just the way it is.
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