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Postby masque » Mon Nov 08, 2010 11:50 pm

ok people.....last night i go to travel up to louisville to see styx at the louisville palace. being a ky boy I have spent most of my life seeing alot of shows in and around louisville but never at the palace. well let me give me the venue a big ole 10 out of 10. BEAUTIFUL place.....it's the kind of place that as soon as you walk in you just "feel" something in the air and this was a great place to see a show like this.

merchandise was pretty cool.....several nice shirts....i'm still amazed at the cost of the concert shirt these days...not just at a styx show but any show......$30-35 is a little stiff but I bit the bullet and bought one anyway. 8) the merch table seemed to be doing good business.

the show........they started about 5-10 minutes late.......but the video stuff was really cool and then they launched into the grand illusion album. right out of the gate I was fairly impressed with the sound....the theatre didnt have a flat wall anywhere so the sound was getting gobbled up real well making things very clear. as they moved into fooling yourself out came chuck...i expected to see him but it was still cool he was there. they did a good job on those two but as a long time styx concert goer I was waiting patiently to hear "superstars". the moment arrived and it did not let me down. they nailed it! this version last night was MUCH better than any of the youtube versions I have seen thus far. Tommy hit all of his high notes very well and the harmony guitars were great.

Come sail away got the crowd going and they did a good job. miss america was a huge surprise as JY chose to sing this song more "normal" than I have maybe every heard him do it. It was closer to the record vocally than I ever remember and I was impressed with JY on this tune.

My next big surprise came on man in the wilderness....it was so powerful and I really enjoyed it quite a bit. castle walls was done spot on and gowan probably did better on this tune than I really expected him to...once again better than what I had seen on the internet. the grand finale was cool and by the end of the first set everybody was pretty pumped.

when they started pieces of eight and launched into great white hope I was pretty excited as great white hope is one of my favorite styx songs. they did a good job overall but this was JY's weakest vocal of th enight....the first parts of the verse he sounds great but on the second parts of the verse and the choruses he simply just cannot hit those notes anymore and the song suffered a bit from that.

next came the single biggest surprise of the night...I'm OK blew the roof off the top of the place for me and I was very pleased with how this song turned out. gowan may have done better on this tune than any of the other stuff that they are not used to performing. the sound and mix was perfect and Tommy nailed one of my favorite solos note for note inlcuding the great pinch harmonics.

sing for the day was near perfection and I was surprised and how tightly they did this song....great performance.

next big surprise for me was how well JY did on lords of the rings.....he sang it real well....not to over the top and put some good effort into it....and he sounded fantastic. this has always been a song that I have loved so getting to hear such a great version was alot of fun. the only time JY bobbled was in the last chorus where he hits the big "so let's sing"....he struggled a bit on that one line but otherwise a good job.

blue collar man was a huge crowd pleaser and of all the times I have seen them this may have been one of the best versions of BCM I have seen them do.

queen of spades rocked but gowan did not do the intro all that well vocally....once the song got rocking he sounded fine but the intro was not good and certainly adds fuel to the fires of the gowan haters out there!

renegade was done well and crowd loved it.

next was pieces of eight and this is really the only song that is sort of cringe worthy to hear gowan sing....he does the best he can but this song is signature dennis that gowan just cant do justice.....once again when the song kicks into the choruses he sounds fine but the verses were OK at best.

aku-aku for me was a great way to close the second set and my only complaint here was that tommy's electric 12 string was too low in the mix.

the encore was great for the crowd everybody really got into I am the walrus and they did a smoking version of it. the shocker to me was how well too much time on my hands went over as the closer....i had my doubts about this being the last song but I was wrong....the crowd went nuts and everybody left with on a high note.

overall great show from my persepctive.....the band was tight and vocally they did a wonderful job with the exceptions I have pointed out above. the palace seats about 2800 and there were roughly 1800-2000 people there...overall the crowd was pumped.

I am going to see them again at the ryman in nashville on thursday as well!!!
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Postby Babyblue » Mon Nov 08, 2010 11:56 pm

SWEET!!!!!!!!! I would love to see this show.But that is fine i see them on Fri.Enjoy the show again on Thur. :D
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Re: louisville review

Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 12:51 am

masque wrote:ok people.....last night i go to travel up to louisville to see styx at the louisville palace. being a ky boy I have spent most of my life seeing alot of shows in and around louisville but never at the palace. well let me give me the venue a big ole 10 out of 10. BEAUTIFUL place.....it's the kind of place that as soon as you walk in you just "feel" something in the air and this was a great place to see a show like this.

merchandise was pretty cool.....several nice shirts....i'm still amazed at the cost of the concert shirt these days...not just at a styx show but any show......$30-35 is a little stiff but I bit the bullet and bought one anyway. 8) the merch table seemed to be doing good business.

the show........they started about 5-10 minutes late.......but the video stuff was really cool and then they launched into the grand illusion album. right out of the gate I was fairly impressed with the sound....the theatre didnt have a flat wall anywhere so the sound was getting gobbled up real well making things very clear. as they moved into fooling yourself out came chuck...i expected to see him but it was still cool he was there. they did a good job on those two but as a long time styx concert goer I was waiting patiently to hear "superstars". the moment arrived and it did not let me down. they nailed it! this version last night was MUCH better than any of the youtube versions I have seen thus far. Tommy hit all of his high notes very well and the harmony guitars were great.

Come sail away got the crowd going and they did a good job. miss america was a huge surprise as JY chose to sing this song more "normal" than I have maybe every heard him do it. It was closer to the record vocally than I ever remember and I was impressed with JY on this tune.

My next big surprise came on man in the wilderness....it was so powerful and I really enjoyed it quite a bit. castle walls was done spot on and gowan probably did better on this tune than I really expected him to...once again better than what I had seen on the internet. the grand finale was cool and by the end of the first set everybody was pretty pumped.

when they started pieces of eight and launched into great white hope I was pretty excited as great white hope is one of my favorite styx songs. they did a good job overall but this was JY's weakest vocal of th enight....the first parts of the verse he sounds great but on the second parts of the verse and the choruses he simply just cannot hit those notes anymore and the song suffered a bit from that.

next came the single biggest surprise of the night...I'm OK blew the roof off the top of the place for me and I was very pleased with how this song turned out. gowan may have done better on this tune than any of the other stuff that they are not used to performing. the sound and mix was perfect and Tommy nailed one of my favorite solos note for note inlcuding the great pinch harmonics.

sing for the day was near perfection and I was surprised and how tightly they did this song....great performance.

next big surprise for me was how well JY did on lords of the rings.....he sang it real well....not to over the top and put some good effort into it....and he sounded fantastic. this has always been a song that I have loved so getting to hear such a great version was alot of fun. the only time JY bobbled was in the last chorus where he hits the big "so let's sing"....he struggled a bit on that one line but otherwise a good job.

blue collar man was a huge crowd pleaser and of all the times I have seen them this may have been one of the best versions of BCM I have seen them do.

queen of spades rocked but gowan did not do the intro all that well vocally....once the song got rocking he sounded fine but the intro was not good and certainly adds fuel to the fires of the gowan haters out there!

renegade was done well and crowd loved it.

next was pieces of eight and this is really the only song that is sort of cringe worthy to hear gowan sing....he does the best he can but this song is signature Dennis that gowan just cant do justice.....once again when the song kicks into the choruses he sounds fine but the verses were OK at best.

aku-aku for me was a great way to close the second set and my only complaint here was that tommy's electric 12 string was too low in the mix.

the encore was great for the crowd everybody really got into I am the walrus and they did a smoking version of it. the shocker to me was how well too much time on my hands went over as the closer....i had my doubts about this being the last song but I was wrong....the crowd went nuts and everybody left with on a high note.

overall great show from my perspective.....the band was tight and vocally they did a wonderful job with the exceptions I have pointed out above. the palace seats about 2800 and there were roughly 1800-2000 people there...overall the crowd was pumped.

I am going to see them again at the ryman in Nashville on Thursday as well!!!


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Postby yogi » Tue Nov 09, 2010 12:55 am

DAMN I want to see this show.

1,8000 people that is as many as they would get doing a greatest hits type of show. They now have a state of the art set & show and they will go back to dumping confetti as their grand finale. This makes NO sense to me.

Styx is coming to Houston if it is this concert (GIPOE) I will go and purchase the BEST seats available(4) plus merchandise. If they do their lame greatest hits I dont go and probably NEVER see them again.


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Re: louisville review

Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:06 am

froy wrote:
masque wrote:ok people.....last night i go to travel up to louisville to see styx at the louisville palace. being a ky boy I have spent most of my life seeing alot of shows in and around louisville but never at the palace. well let me give me the venue a big ole 10 out of 10. BEAUTIFUL place.....it's the kind of place that as soon as you walk in you just "feel" something in the air and this was a great place to see a show like this.

merchandise was pretty cool.....several nice shirts....i'm still amazed at the cost of the concert shirt these days...not just at a styx show but any show......$30-35 is a little stiff but I bit the bullet and bought one anyway. 8) the merch table seemed to be doing good business.

the show........they started about 5-10 minutes late.......but the video stuff was really cool and then they launched into the grand illusion album. right out of the gate I was fairly impressed with the sound....the theatre didnt have a flat wall anywhere so the sound was getting gobbled up real well making things very clear. as they moved into fooling yourself out came chuck...i expected to see him but it was still cool he was there. they did a good job on those two but as a long time styx concert goer I was waiting patiently to hear "superstars". the moment arrived and it did not let me down. they nailed it! this version last night was MUCH better than any of the youtube versions I have seen thus far. Tommy hit all of his high notes very well and the harmony guitars were great.

Come sail away got the crowd going and they did a good job. miss america was a huge surprise as JY chose to sing this song more "normal" than I have maybe every heard him do it. It was closer to the record vocally than I ever remember and I was impressed with JY on this tune.

My next big surprise came on man in the wilderness....it was so powerful and I really enjoyed it quite a bit. castle walls was done spot on and gowan probably did better on this tune than I really expected him to...once again better than what I had seen on the internet. the grand finale was cool and by the end of the first set everybody was pretty pumped.

when they started pieces of eight and launched into great white hope I was pretty excited as great white hope is one of my favorite styx songs. they did a good job overall but this was JY's weakest vocal of th enight....the first parts of the verse he sounds great but on the second parts of the verse and the choruses he simply just cannot hit those notes anymore and the song suffered a bit from that.

next came the single biggest surprise of the night...I'm OK blew the roof off the top of the place for me and I was very pleased with how this song turned out. gowan may have done better on this tune than any of the other stuff that they are not used to performing. the sound and mix was perfect and Tommy nailed one of my favorite solos note for note inlcuding the great pinch harmonics.

sing for the day was near perfection and I was surprised and how tightly they did this song....great performance.

next big surprise for me was how well JY did on lords of the rings.....he sang it real well....not to over the top and put some good effort into it....and he sounded fantastic. this has always been a song that I have loved so getting to hear such a great version was alot of fun. the only time JY bobbled was in the last chorus where he hits the big "so let's sing"....he struggled a bit on that one line but otherwise a good job.

blue collar man was a huge crowd pleaser and of all the times I have seen them this may have been one of the best versions of BCM I have seen them do.

queen of spades rocked but gowan did not do the intro all that well vocally....once the song got rocking he sounded fine but the intro was not good and certainly adds fuel to the fires of the gowan haters out there!

renegade was done well and crowd loved it.

next was pieces of eight and this is really the only song that is sort of cringe worthy to hear gowan sing....he does the best he can but this song is signature Dennis that gowan just cant do justice.....once again when the song kicks into the choruses he sounds fine but the verses were OK at best.

aku-aku for me was a great way to close the second set and my only complaint here was that tommy's electric 12 string was too low in the mix.

the encore was great for the crowd everybody really got into I am the walrus and they did a smoking version of it. the shocker to me was how well too much time on my hands went over as the closer....i had my doubts about this being the last song but I was wrong....the crowd went nuts and everybody left with on a high note.

overall great show from my perspective.....the band was tight and vocally they did a wonderful job with the exceptions I have pointed out above. the palace seats about 2800 and there were roughly 1800-2000 people there...overall the crowd was pumped.

I am going to see them again at the ryman in Nashville on Thursday as well!!!


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hey froy here's a word I can spell. DICKHEAD.....if you get time I would really appreciate you taking the time to point out the typos professor. it would be a big help to all of us and especially me. and as for the merch table....yeh, many folks do care about what is happening at the merch table....if you dont then skip that part jackass. 8)
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Re: louisville review

Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:15 am

masque wrote:
froy wrote:
masque wrote:OK people.....last night i go to travel up to Louisville to see Styx at the Louisville palace. being a KY boy I have spent most of my life seeing a lot of shows in and around Louisville but never at the palace. well let me give me the venue a big ole 10 out of 10. BEAUTIFUL place.....it's the kind of place that as soon as you walk in you just "feel" something in the air and this was a great place to see a show like this.

merchandise was pretty cool.....several nice shirts....I'm still amazed at the cost of the concert shirt these days...not just at a Styx show but any show......$30-35 is a little stiff but I bit the bullet and bought one anyway. 8) the merch table seemed to be doing good business.

the show........they started about 5-10 minutes late.......but the video stuff was really cool and then they launched into the grand illusion album. right out of the gate I was fairly impressed with the sound....the theater didn't have a flat wall anywhere so the sound was getting gobbled up real well making things very clear. as they moved into fooling yourself out came chuck...i expected to see him but it was still cool he was there. they did a good job on those two but as a long time styx concert goer I was waiting patiently to hear "superstars". the moment arrived and it did not let me down. they nailed it! this version last night was MUCH better than any of the you-tube versions I have seen thus far. Tommy hit all of his high notes very well and the harmony guitars were great.

Come sail away got the crowd going and they did a good job. miss America was a huge surprise as JY chose to sing this song more "normal" than I have maybe every heard him do it. It was closer to the record vocally than I ever remember and I was impressed with JY on this tune.

My next big surprise came on man in the wilderness....it was so powerful and I really enjoyed it quite a bit. castle walls was done spot on and gowan probably did better on this tune than I really expected him to...once again better than what I had seen on the internet. the grand finale was cool and by the end of the first set everybody was pretty pumped.

when they started pieces of eight and launched into great white hope I was pretty excited as great white hope is one of my favorite styx songs. they did a good job overall but this was J Y's weakest vocal of the night....the first parts of the verse he sounds great but on the second parts of the verse and the choruses he simply just cannot hit those notes anymore and the song suffered a bit from that.

next came the single biggest surprise of the night...I'm OK blew the roof off the top of the place for me and I was very pleased with how this song turned out. gowan may have done better on this tune than any of the other stuff that they are not used to performing. the sound and mix was perfect and Tommy nailed one of my favorite solos note for note including the great pinch harmonics.

sing for the day was near perfection and I was surprised and how tightly they did this song....great performance.

next big surprise for me was how well JY did on lords of the rings.....he sang it real well....not to over the top and put some good effort into it....and he sounded fantastic. this has always been a song that I have loved so getting to hear such a great version was alot of fun. the only time JY bobbled was in the last chorus where he hits the big "so let's sing"....he struggled a bit on that one line but otherwise a good job.

blue collar man was a huge crowd pleaser and of all the times I have seen them this may have been one of the best versions of BCM I have seen them do.

queen of spades rocked but gowan did not do the intro all that well vocally....once the song got rocking he sounded fine but the intro was not good and certainly adds fuel to the fires of the gowan haters out there!

renegade was done well and crowd loved it.

next was pieces of eight and this is really the only song that is sort of cringe worthy to hear gowan sing....he does the best he can but this song is signature Dennis that gowan just cant do justice.....once again when the song kicks into the choruses he sounds fine but the verses were OK at best.

aku-aku for me was a great way to close the second set and my only complaint here was that Tommy's electric 12 string was too low in the mix.

the encore was great for the crowd everybody really got into I am the walrus and they did a smoking version of it. the shocker to me was how well too much time on my hands went over as the closer....i had my doubts about this being the last song but I was wrong....the crowd went nuts and everybody left with on a high note.

overall great show from my perspective.....the band was tight and vocally they did a wonderful job with the exceptions I have pointed out above. the palace seats about 2800 and there were roughly 1800-2000 people there...overall the crowd was pumped.

I am going to see them again at the Ryman in Nashville on Thursday as well!!!


Gotta love a Review with 30 typos and a review of the merch table.
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hey froy here's a word I can spell. DICKHEAD.....if you get time I would really appreciate you taking the time to point out the typos professor. it would be a big help to all of us and especially me. and as for the merch table....yeh, many folks do care about what is happening at the merch table....if you dont then skip that part jackass. 8)



Grow up punk I fixed all the typos get your glasses and figure it out, Yea a good review of a concert always starts out with a review of the merch table.
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Re: louisville review

Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:23 am

so froy what's your story??? i have been around about three people in my life that may be close to being as a big an ass as you are....in their cases they are all different....one of them simply "lives by the feud"....he just gets off on irritating people. one of the other dudes has serious parent issues.....i think he was heavily influenced by lack of attention from his parents....and I have not been able to figure out the other one yet.


then there is you.....a gigantic prick to everyone that posts. so what's your game? why the prickness? I'm not upset.....i actually find people like you sickly amusing at times. so do you wake up everyday and decide just how big of a dick you will be that day or does it just come natural.....is it part of your chemical makeup?

ps- i didnt have time to proof read my post....so I apoligize if there are any spelling errors in the post above....in fact, I am so ashamed of my previous errors that I intend to return my degree back to my college. how shameful of me.
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Re: louisville review

Postby Everett » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:28 am

masque wrote:ok people.....last night i go to travel up to louisville to see styx at the louisville palace. being a ky boy I have spent most of my life seeing alot of shows in and around louisville but never at the palace. well let me give me the venue a big ole 10 out of 10. BEAUTIFUL place.....it's the kind of place that as soon as you walk in you just "feel" something in the air and this was a great place to see a show like this.

merchandise was pretty cool.....several nice shirts....i'm still amazed at the cost of the concert shirt these days...not just at a styx show but any show......$30-35 is a little stiff but I bit the bullet and bought one anyway. 8) the merch table seemed to be doing good business.

the show........they started about 5-10 minutes late.......but the video stuff was really cool and then they launched into the grand illusion album. right out of the gate I was fairly impressed with the sound....the theatre didnt have a flat wall anywhere so the sound was getting gobbled up real well making things very clear. as they moved into fooling yourself out came chuck...i expected to see him but it was still cool he was there. they did a good job on those two but as a long time styx concert goer I was waiting patiently to hear "superstars". the moment arrived and it did not let me down. they nailed it! this version last night was MUCH better than any of the youtube versions I have seen thus far. Tommy hit all of his high notes very well and the harmony guitars were great.

Come sail away got the crowd going and they did a good job. miss america was a huge surprise as JY chose to sing this song more "normal" than I have maybe every heard him do it. It was closer to the record vocally than I ever remember and I was impressed with JY on this tune.

My next big surprise came on man in the wilderness....it was so powerful and I really enjoyed it quite a bit. castle walls was done spot on and gowan probably did better on this tune than I really expected him to...once again better than what I had seen on the internet. the grand finale was cool and by the end of the first set everybody was pretty pumped.

when they started pieces of eight and launched into great white hope I was pretty excited as great white hope is one of my favorite styx songs. they did a good job overall but this was JY's weakest vocal of th enight....the first parts of the verse he sounds great but on the second parts of the verse and the choruses he simply just cannot hit those notes anymore and the song suffered a bit from that.

next came the single biggest surprise of the night...I'm OK blew the roof off the top of the place for me and I was very pleased with how this song turned out. gowan may have done better on this tune than any of the other stuff that they are not used to performing. the sound and mix was perfect and Tommy nailed one of my favorite solos note for note inlcuding the great pinch harmonics.

sing for the day was near perfection and I was surprised and how tightly they did this song....great performance.

next big surprise for me was how well JY did on lords of the rings.....he sang it real well....not to over the top and put some good effort into it....and he sounded fantastic. this has always been a song that I have loved so getting to hear such a great version was alot of fun. the only time JY bobbled was in the last chorus where he hits the big "so let's sing"....he struggled a bit on that one line but otherwise a good job.

blue collar man was a huge crowd pleaser and of all the times I have seen them this may have been one of the best versions of BCM I have seen them do.

queen of spades rocked but gowan did not do the intro all that well vocally....once the song got rocking he sounded fine but the intro was not good and certainly adds fuel to the fires of the gowan haters out there!

renegade was done well and crowd loved it.

next was pieces of eight and this is really the only song that is sort of cringe worthy to hear gowan sing....he does the best he can but this song is signature dennis that gowan just cant do justice.....once again when the song kicks into the choruses he sounds fine but the verses were OK at best.

aku-aku for me was a great way to close the second set and my only complaint here was that tommy's electric 12 string was too low in the mix.

the encore was great for the crowd everybody really got into I am the walrus and they did a smoking version of it. the shocker to me was how well too much time on my hands went over as the closer....i had my doubts about this being the last song but I was wrong....the crowd went nuts and everybody left with on a high note.

overall great show from my persepctive.....the band was tight and vocally they did a wonderful job with the exceptions I have pointed out above. the palace seats about 2800 and there were roughly 1800-2000 people there...overall the crowd was pumped.

I am going to see them again at the ryman in nashville on thursday as well!!!


Thanks for the review.
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Postby brywool » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:29 am

Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.
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Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:47 am

brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.



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Postby Toph » Tue Nov 09, 2010 1:55 am

brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.


I doubt Dennis gives them permission. Why would he? Why would he do anything to help those guys? I would assume he'll give them the middle finger.
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Postby brywool » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:37 am

Toph wrote:
brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.


I doubt Dennis gives them permission. Why would he? Why would he do anything to help those guys? I would assume he'll give them the middle finger.



Maybe because he'd also get money for doing it. Maybe because he is smart enough to realize that it couldn't have gone on the way it was and that he's okay now with the way things are. Maybe not.
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Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:42 am

brywool wrote:
Toph wrote:
brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.


I doubt Dennis gives them permission. Why would he? Why would he do anything to help those guys? I would assume he'll give them the middle finger.



Maybe because he'd also get money for doing it. Maybe because he is smart enough to realize that it couldn't have gone on the way it was and that he's okay now with the way things are. Maybe not.


What money? This band has lost money on everything they have put out, They can't even sell tickets how can they sell a DVD?
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Postby brywool » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:44 am

froy wrote:
brywool wrote:
Toph wrote:
brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.


I doubt Dennis gives them permission. Why would he? Why would he do anything to help those guys? I would assume he'll give them the middle finger.



Maybe because he'd also get money for doing it. Maybe because he is smart enough to realize that it couldn't have gone on the way it was and that he's okay now with the way things are. Maybe not.


What money? This band has lost money on everything they have put out, They can't even sell tickets how can they sell a DVD?


I'm not going to get into this. Seriously dude, it's very tired.
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Re: louisville review

Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:48 am

"masque"

hey froy here's a word I can spell. DICKHEAD....


Probably as easy as spelling your own name.
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Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:48 am

froy wrote:
brywool wrote:
Toph wrote:
brywool wrote:Glad to hear JY is going for the "Normal" voice on Miss America. For the past 20 years, he's been doing the "Cowardly Lion" deal when singing the song and it just doesn't work for that one. I wish that JY would get a vocal coach to help him iron out the rough spots, but at that age, and when he's been doing it so long, it probably seems like it's unnecessary to him. Regarding "Great White Hope", if you listen to some of the boots from early tours where they did this one, he goes into a really high head voice to pull that off and from the latest youtubes I saw, it seemed that he had trouble accessing that part of his voice and so chose to just scream the parts. Dang... I'd rather see Tommy step in and help him on it. It's one of my favorite JY cuts for sure.

Psyched to see the DVD. Hopefully, the DeYoung-penned songs will be there.


I doubt Dennis gives them permission. Why would he? Why would he do anything to help those guys? I would assume he'll give them the middle finger.



Maybe because he'd also get money for doing it. Maybe because he is smart enough to realize that it couldn't have gone on the way it was and that he's okay now with the way things are. Maybe not.


What money? This band has lost money on everything they have put out, They can't even sell tickets how can they sell a DVD?


yep pulling down 60-80k per gig plus merch sales is for sure a losing proposition for any band.....god you're dumb.
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Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:54 am

"masque"

yep pulling down 60-80k per gig plus merch sales is for sure a losing proposition for any band.....god you're dumb.


60- 80 per gig is losing Money The insurance Venue costs etc eat that right up
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Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:25 am

froy wrote:
"masque"

yep pulling down 60-80k per gig plus merch sales is for sure a losing proposition for any band.....god you're dumb.


60- 80 per gig is losing Money The insurance Venue costs etc eat that right up


the venue and insurance is the cost of the promoter....and do you think JY is actually going to go out and lose money?????
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Re: louisville review

Postby masque » Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:27 am

froy wrote:
"masque"

hey froy here's a word I can spell. DICKHEAD....


Probably as easy as spelling your own name.


that's genius froy....comedy central called and needs to speak to your agent.....they want to do a show featuring your witty comedic sense.
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Re: louisville review

Postby kansas666 » Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:38 am

masque wrote:so froy what's your story??? i have been around about three people in my life that may be close to being as a big an ass as you are....then there is you.....a gigantic prick to everyone that posts. so what's your game? why the prickness? I'm not upset.....i actually find people like you sickly amusing at times. so do you wake up everyday and decide just how big of a dick you will be that day or does it just come natural.....is it part of your chemical makeup?



Don't take what Froy says personally. I have met him and he is actually a pretty nice guy. He just comes here to bait people. I have done it too. :wink: It's easy to say what you want when you are hiding behind a screen.

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Re: louisville review

Postby kansas666 » Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:39 am

froy wrote:Brusco needs to learn how use the spell check


That's funny right there.
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Re: louisville review

Postby froy » Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:39 am

masque wrote:
froy wrote:
"masque"

hey froy here's a word I can spell. DICKHEAD....


Probably as easy as spelling your own name.


that's genius froy....comedy central called and needs to speak to your agent.....they want to do a show featuring your witty comedic sense.



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Postby mr.v » Tue Nov 09, 2010 6:26 am

Thanks for the great review, I'll be at the Nashville show as well. Can't wait!!!!
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Postby Boomchild » Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:00 pm

froy wrote:
"masque"

yep pulling down 60-80k per gig plus merch sales is for sure a losing proposition for any band.....god you're dumb.


60- 80 per gig is losing Money The insurance Venue costs etc eat that right up


I think that it's safe to say that if they were not making any money on touring they wouldn't be doing it. After all what would be the point? Do you think they do it just to screw with DDY's head?
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Postby bugsymalone » Wed Nov 10, 2010 12:55 am

Boomchild wrote:
froy wrote:
"masque"

yep pulling down 60-80k per gig plus merch sales is for sure a losing proposition for any band.....god you're dumb.


60- 80 per gig is losing Money The insurance Venue costs etc eat that right up


I think that it's safe to say that if they were not making any money on touring they wouldn't be doing it. After all what would be the point? Do you think they do it just to screw with DDY's head?


They are not playing sellout venues on this tour, but they most certainly are making money. I am sure a DVD will be produced and sold at concerts with that in mind.


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Postby Archetype » Wed Nov 10, 2010 6:17 am

I bet that a DVD of this tour would sell a hell of a lot better than the CYO DVD. The CYO DVD is alright, but the audio on it sucks. Whoever engineered that one better not do this one.
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