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Postby Cassie May » Tue Jul 19, 2011 12:16 am

Sometimes it makes no sense at all.
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Re: Gowan Interview

Postby Keiferb » Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:18 am

Cassie May wrote:http://www.saultstar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3194052

Interesting.


Here's my favorite quote from the article: "Gowan curiously concedes he and DeYoung share many musical and character traits, allowing the former's fairly seamless Styx fit."

Yes, it is curious that he would "concede" any musical similarities with DDY. Laughable. OK, he plays keyboard. Has me there I suppose.
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Re: Gowan Interview

Postby Toph » Tue Jul 19, 2011 3:40 am

Cassie May wrote:http://www.saultstar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3194052

Interesting.


Fluff piece.
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Re: Gowan Interview

Postby Boomchild » Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:03 am

Keiferb wrote:
Cassie May wrote:http://www.saultstar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3194052

Interesting.


Here's my favorite quote from the article: "Gowan curiously concedes he and DeYoung share many musical and character traits, allowing the former's fairly seamless Styx fit."

Yes, it is curious that he would "concede" any musical similarities with DDY. Laughable. OK, he plays keyboard. Has me there I suppose.


Well if they do share "character traits" then he's sure to be stabbed in the back by his band mates like Dennis was.
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Re: Gowan Interview

Postby Toph » Tue Jul 19, 2011 4:56 am

Cassie May wrote:http://www.sauLtstar.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=3194052

Interesting.


Someone needs to send this "Reporter" a copy of 100 Years From Now and ask them how Gilbert and Sullivan it is.
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Postby cittadeeno23 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 5:13 am

Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.
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Postby Monker » Tue Jul 19, 2011 7:44 am

cittadeeno23 wrote:Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.


The point in the article is that Dennis was that way for YEARS, toward the end of his time in Styx....and he remained that way for YEARS after. The point was NOT that this is how Dennis CURRENTLY is.

When Dennis exited the band, he was STILL hyping Hunchback, adding HB songs to BNW, and even touring with them solo. And, on his PBS tour he was hyping getting a Hunchback production on PBS. Pathetic.
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Postby Boomchild » Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:07 am

Monker wrote:
cittadeeno23 wrote:Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.


The point in the article is that Dennis was that way for YEARS, toward the end of his time in Styx....and he remained that way for YEARS after. The point was NOT that this is how Dennis CURRENTLY is.

When Dennis exited the band, he was STILL hyping Hunchback, adding HB songs to BNW, and even touring with them solo. And, on his PBS tour he was hyping getting a Hunchback production on PBS. Pathetic.


Yea, I don't know any artist that hypes and promotes the projects they are working on. :roll:
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Postby Monker » Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:42 pm

Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
cittadeeno23 wrote:Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.


The point in the article is that Dennis was that way for YEARS, toward the end of his time in Styx....and he remained that way for YEARS after. The point was NOT that this is how Dennis CURRENTLY is.

When Dennis exited the band, he was STILL hyping Hunchback, adding HB songs to BNW, and even touring with them solo. And, on his PBS tour he was hyping getting a Hunchback production on PBS. Pathetic.


Yea, I don't know any artist that hypes and promotes the projects they are working on. :roll:


Correct, a Broadway show....and a VERY OLD ONE. It was not something he was working on. It was something he had written back in what, 93/94 sometime...and was still hyping it up to 10yrs later. You mean he is such a horrible songwriter that he couldn't come up with some other song for BNW other then a Hunchback song from years ago? Again, pathetic...and is exactly what the band is saying about him being stuck in that mode and musical direction. He went from "10 On Broadway" right into Hunchback mode and didn't leave it for nearly a decade.

I posted this a while back, but I'll write it again. A long while back a friend of mine spoke with Dennis. He told her that Hunchback was the most exciting thing he had ever done. Think about that...more exciting then Grand illusion or Paradise Theater. More exciting then Kilroy. That is where his head and heart was at the time...I have no doubt about it. I also have no doubt that is part of the reason he is out of Styx.
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Postby froy » Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:03 pm

Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
cittadeeno23 wrote:Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.


The point in the article is that Dennis was that way for YEARS, toward the end of his time in Styx....and he remained that way for YEARS after. The point was NOT that this is how Dennis CURRENTLY is.

When Dennis exited the band, he was STILL hyping Hunchback, adding HB songs to BNW, and even touring with them solo. And, on his PBS tour he was hyping getting a Hunchback production on PBS. Pathetic.


Yea, I don't know any artist that hypes and promotes the projects they are working on. :roll:


Correct, a Broadway show....and a VERY OLD ONE. It was not something he was working on. It was something he had written back in what, 93/94 sometime...and was still hyping it up to 10yrs later. You mean he is such a horrible songwriter that he couldn't come up with some other song for BNW other then a Hunchback song from years ago? Again, pathetic...and is exactly what the band is saying about him being stuck in that mode and musical direction. He went from "10 On Broadway" right into Hunchback mode and didn't leave it for nearly a decade.

I posted this a while back, but I'll write it again. A long while back a friend of mine spoke with Dennis. He told her that Hunchback was the most exciting thing he had ever done. Think about that...more exciting then Grand illusion or Paradise Theater. More exciting then Kilroy. That is where his head and heart was at the time...I have no doubt about it. I also have no doubt that is part of the reason he is out of Styx.


Enough already with your stupidity Your the most annoying goof on this forum Go away
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Postby Monker » Tue Jul 19, 2011 2:10 pm

froy wrote:
Monker wrote:
Boomchild wrote:
Monker wrote:
cittadeeno23 wrote:Anyone who sees Dennis' current band knows they are not seeing a "Gilbert and Sullivan" or "Broadway" act.
His new band kicks serious ass and is a way better Styx Show than Gowan's cover band.


The point in the article is that Dennis was that way for YEARS, toward the end of his time in Styx....and he remained that way for YEARS after. The point was NOT that this is how Dennis CURRENTLY is.

When Dennis exited the band, he was STILL hyping Hunchback, adding HB songs to BNW, and even touring with them solo. And, on his PBS tour he was hyping getting a Hunchback production on PBS. Pathetic.


Yea, I don't know any artist that hypes and promotes the projects they are working on. :roll:


Correct, a Broadway show....and a VERY OLD ONE. It was not something he was working on. It was something he had written back in what, 93/94 sometime...and was still hyping it up to 10yrs later. You mean he is such a horrible songwriter that he couldn't come up with some other song for BNW other then a Hunchback song from years ago? Again, pathetic...and is exactly what the band is saying about him being stuck in that mode and musical direction. He went from "10 On Broadway" right into Hunchback mode and didn't leave it for nearly a decade.

I posted this a while back, but I'll write it again. A long while back a friend of mine spoke with Dennis. He told her that Hunchback was the most exciting thing he had ever done. Think about that...more exciting then Grand illusion or Paradise Theater. More exciting then Kilroy. That is where his head and heart was at the time...I have no doubt about it. I also have no doubt that is part of the reason he is out of Styx.


Enough already with your stupidity Your the most annoying goof on this forum Go away


Go away? froyline, you've been demanding this and that from Styx for over ten years. When are you going to realize that nobody cares what you want and demand?

I'm not going anywhere.
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