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froy wrote:StyxCollector wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Joining STYX in 1999, Gowan has spent the last decade touring the world, playing the Superbowl twice, the Tokyo-dome, Wembley Arena, visited the White House, and performing “A Criminal Mind” for hundreds of thousands of adoring STYX fans at packed stadiums, all of whom have now learned what we Canadians have known since 1985. Man, you’re a Strange Animal.
They played a club in Tokyo about 10 years ago, but not the Tokyo Dome. Big difference!
And they play a side stage at the superbowl bigger difference.
Thenightbull wrote:Is there video of that somewhere?
froy wrote:StyxCollector wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Joining STYX in 1999, Gowan has spent the last decade touring the world, playing the Superbowl twice, the Tokyo-dome, Wembley Arena, visited the White House, and performing “A Criminal Mind” for hundreds of thousands of adoring STYX fans at packed stadiums, all of whom have now learned what we Canadians have known since 1985. Man, you’re a Strange Animal.
They played a club in Tokyo about 10 years ago, but not the Tokyo Dome. Big difference!
And they play a side stage at the superbowl bigger difference.
Zan wrote:froy wrote:StyxCollector wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Joining STYX in 1999, Gowan has spent the last decade touring the world, playing the Superbowl twice, the Tokyo-dome, Wembley Arena, visited the White House, and performing “A Criminal Mind” for hundreds of thousands of adoring STYX fans at packed stadiums, all of whom have now learned what we Canadians have known since 1985. Man, you’re a Strange Animal.
They played a club in Tokyo about 10 years ago, but not the Tokyo Dome. Big difference!
And they play a side stage at the superbowl bigger difference.
Really? When was that?
froy wrote:The proof is in the pudding
They leach in front of all these people and they still can't sell cds
The fans don't buy warm up acts Zan and Styx is just that
Nice try though
Don't forget they played many years leaching around the superbowl.
froy wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:StyxCollector wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Joining STYX in 1999, Gowan has spent the last decade touring the world, playing the Superbowl twice, the Tokyo-dome, Wembley Arena, visited the White House, and performing “A Criminal Mind” for hundreds of thousands of adoring STYX fans at packed stadiums, all of whom have now learned what we Canadians have known since 1985. Man, you’re a Strange Animal.
They played a club in Tokyo about 10 years ago, but not the Tokyo Dome. Big difference!
And they play a side stage at the superbowl bigger difference.
Really? When was that?
The proof is in the pudding
They leach in front of all these people and they still can't sell cds
The fans don't buy warm up acts Zan and Styx is just that
Nice try though
Don't forget they played many years leaching around the superbowl.
Toph wrote:
Time in the picture is 2:55.....Super Bowl starts at 6:30....not exactly prime time material....
Zan wrote:Toph wrote:
Time in the picture is 2:55.....Super Bowl starts at 6:30....not exactly prime time material....
I don't think that is the point. Their performances weren't televised (I don't think, hell, maybe they were in some places), but they were not side-stage, like Freud claimed.
Zan wrote:froy wrote:The proof is in the pudding
They leach in front of all these people and they still can't sell cds
The fans don't buy warm up acts Zan and Styx is just that
Nice try though
Don't forget they played many years leaching around the superbowl.
Nice try? Nice try???
You are laughable, Froy.
You said "side stage," as if you had some magical gem of wisdom, not me.
Fact: They played the Super Bowl twice. Both times in the stadium and one was a double header with a show outside as well.
YOU. Are. Wrong.
Just like always.
Toph wrote:froy wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:StyxCollector wrote:styxfanNH wrote:Joining STYX in 1999, Gowan has spent the last decade touring the world, playing the Superbowl twice, the Tokyo-dome, Wembley Arena, visited the White House, and performing “A Criminal Mind” for hundreds of thousands of adoring STYX fans at packed stadiums, all of whom have now learned what we Canadians have known since 1985. Man, you’re a Strange Animal.
They played a club in Tokyo about 10 years ago, but not the Tokyo Dome. Big difference!
And they play a side stage at the superbowl bigger difference.
Really? When was that?
froy wrote:these pictures are from 9 years ago and the band has fallen ever since
Not so good when you play in front of so many people
You would think they would have grown even a little
Not a chance
Current Styx will never sell ever
chowhall wrote:froy wrote:these pictures are from 9 years ago and the band has fallen ever since
Not so good when you play in front of so many people
You would think they would have grown even a little
Not a chance
Current Styx will never sell ever
Compared to what? Name twenty 40 year old bands that can still draw anything. The bands that are still around are all past their prime. Aerosmith, The Who, Rush, Journey, Boston, etc.. are not going to sell 1,000,000 cds anymore. Rock and Roll is designed for the 13-29 crowd. The fact that any of these bands still have any kind of game at all is amazing. The fact that the twenty or so of us are still talking about them 40 years after they started is phenomenal. None of us listen to Top 40 anymore because we're not in our 20's. To expect any of those bands to appeal to that crowd is delusional. Would they draw more if they toured once every 4 or 5 years with Dennis? absolutely. But they wouldn't be playing to 1/3 the number of people they've played to the last 11 years.
Tommy and JY wanted/needed to tour. Dennis didn't. I don't disagree that this split was about money, it always is. The only way Styx will be back together the way you want it to be is for Dennis to agree to 125 gigs a year and that ain't happening.
froy wrote:chowhall wrote:froy wrote:these pictures are from 9 years ago and the band has fallen ever since
Not so good when you play in front of so many people
You would think they would have grown even a little
Not a chance
Current Styx will never sell ever
Compared to what? Name twenty 40 year old bands that can still draw anything. The bands that are still around are all past their prime. Aerosmith, The Who, Rush, Journey, Boston, etc.. are not going to sell 1,000,000 cds anymore. Rock and Roll is designed for the 13-29 crowd. The fact that any of these bands still have any kind of game at all is amazing. The fact that the twenty or so of us are still talking about them 40 years after they started is phenomenal. None of us listen to Top 40 anymore because we're not in our 20's. To expect any of those bands to appeal to that crowd is delusional. Would they draw more if they toured once every 4 or 5 years with Dennis? absolutely. But they wouldn't be playing to 1/3 the number of people they've played to the last 11 years.
Tommy and JY wanted/needed to tour. Dennis didn't. I don't disagree that this split was about money, it always is. The only way Styx will be back together the way you want it to be is for Dennis to agree to 125 gigs a year and that ain't happening.
Journey had good numbers last time
u2 big numbers
Styx no numbers and the last year tour was what 40 th grossing out of 45
There dead
froy wrote:chowhall wrote:froy wrote:these pictures are from 9 years ago and the band has fallen ever since
Not so good when you play in front of so many people
You would think they would have grown even a little
Not a chance
Current Styx will never sell ever
Compared to what? Name twenty 40 year old bands that can still draw anything. The bands that are still around are all past their prime. Aerosmith, The Who, Rush, Journey, Boston, etc.. are not going to sell 1,000,000 cds anymore. Rock and Roll is designed for the 13-29 crowd. The fact that any of these bands still have any kind of game at all is amazing. The fact that the twenty or so of us are still talking about them 40 years after they started is phenomenal. None of us listen to Top 40 anymore because we're not in our 20's. To expect any of those bands to appeal to that crowd is delusional. Would they draw more if they toured once every 4 or 5 years with Dennis? absolutely. But they wouldn't be playing to 1/3 the number of people they've played to the last 11 years.
Tommy and JY wanted/needed to tour. Dennis didn't. I don't disagree that this split was about money, it always is. The only way Styx will be back together the way you want it to be is for Dennis to agree to 125 gigs a year and that ain't happening.
Journey had good numbers last time
u2 big numbers
Styx no numbers and the last year tour was what 40 th grossing out of 45
There dead
Babyblue wrote:froy wrote:chowhall wrote:froy wrote:these pictures are from 9 years ago and the band has fallen ever since
Not so good when you play in front of so many people
You would think they would have grown even a little
Not a chance
Current Styx will never sell ever
Compared to what? Name twenty 40 year old bands that can still draw anything. The bands that are still around are all past their prime. Aerosmith, The Who, Rush, Journey, Boston, etc.. are not going to sell 1,000,000 cds anymore. Rock and Roll is designed for the 13-29 crowd. The fact that any of these bands still have any kind of game at all is amazing. The fact that the twenty or so of us are still talking about them 40 years after they started is phenomenal. None of us listen to Top 40 anymore because we're not in our 20's. To expect any of those bands to appeal to that crowd is delusional. Would they draw more if they toured once every 4 or 5 years with Dennis? absolutely. But they wouldn't be playing to 1/3 the number of people they've played to the last 11 years.
Tommy and JY wanted/needed to tour. Dennis didn't. I don't disagree that this split was about money, it always is. The only way Styx will be back together the way you want it to be is for Dennis to agree to 125 gigs a year and that ain't happening.
Journey had good numbers last time
u2 big numbers
Styx no numbers and the last year tour was what 40 th grossing out of 45
There dead
Who really cares what number there at just enjoy the music.Froy you will never change my mind so just let it go and enjoy the music.But i guess you can't because you have to be right about everything or you are pissed.I am going to enjoy the band that i still love.
froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
Zan wrote:Toph wrote:
Time in the picture is 2:55.....Super Bowl starts at 6:30....not exactly prime time material....
I don't think that is the point. Their performances weren't televised (I don't think, hell, maybe they were in some places), but they were not side-stage, like Freud claimed.
Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
Zan wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
[b][color=magenta]OOps. I meant to post the Quebec City 2009 picture with Gowan in it. Which, by the way, was 78,000 people. Fact:
And if your not down with that i got two words for ya: Suck it
Zan wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
OOps. I meant to post the Quebec City 2009 picture with Gowan in it. Which, by the way, was 78,000 people. Fact:
In the immortal words of a friend: Suck it.
Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
froy wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
Ok Show me the ticket that only has STYX on it
Zan wrote:Zan wrote:froy wrote:Show me a 50 thousand crowd that was there to see the current Styx without Dennis.
Go ahead I dare you.
OOps. I meant to post the Quebec City 2009 picture with Gowan in it. Which, by the way, was 78,000 people. Fact:
In the immortal words of a friend: Suck it.
froy wrote:Ok Show me the ticket that only has STYX on it
chowhall wrote:Show me a ticket from any time in Styx history that they drew 78000 with only them. Any time?
Zan wrote:froy wrote:Ok Show me the ticket that only has STYX on it
I'll see what I can do. I wasn't there, so it's going to be hard for me to obtain a ticket stub, Froy (you are such a 'tard for asking for that). They were a headliner, as was KISS & Sting on other days, but that's all the info I have at the moment.
And just so's were clear: You ARE aware that they played the Superbowl 30 minutes before the game now, right??? Just want to make sure you read that part.
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