New Dennis Letter from Site

[styxfansite]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

[Boomchild]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Dennis must have been getting feedback that folks were interested in a recording of his acoustic show. I would look forward to this. Something a little different.

[PianoMan1986]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Dennis must have been getting feedback that folks were interested in a recording of his acoustic show. I would look forward to this. Something a little different.

Sorry for being a bit naive, but what's he referring to when he says Jonas Psalter?

[gr8dane]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Dennis must have been getting feedback that folks were interested in a recording of his acoustic show. I would look forward to this. Something a little different.

Sorry for being a bit naive, but what's he referring to when he says Jonas Psalter?

Song from the album Serpent is rising.

[Toph]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Dennis must have been getting feedback that folks were interested in a recording of his acoustic show. I would look forward to this. Something a little different.

Sorry for being a bit naive, but what's he referring to when he says Jonas Psalter?

Obscure song from a very obscure early Styx album Serpent is Rising. The one song on the album though not linked to the theme of copulation.. I'll let you figure out what the Serpent is and the Grove of Eglatine and what happens with Krakatoa....

[Archetype]

August Zadra hinted at Queen of Spades being added to the set too. I like that Dennis mentions Crystal Ball because I've always loved how he improvises the keyboard solo. The 1996 Return to Paradise version was awesome. Let's hope he does that some more.

[FormerDJMike]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

[Boomchild]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

[SuiteMadameBlue]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

He performed "Unfinished Song" only once live and I don't think he'll ever do that song again. It was very special to hear that one live.

[gr8dane]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

I know I am the only one here who thinks this.
I prefer all off Dennis' Wooden Nickel work over anything from and including Grand Illusion and forward.
Those were the days.

[Toph]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

I know I am the only one here who thinks this.
I prefer all off Dennis' Wooden Nickel work over anything from and including Grand Illusion and forward.
Those were the days.

Agree with you gr8. No one else falls into that camp. You might be the only one on the planet with that pov.

[Toph]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Where is the GoldmIne article? It's not on the Goldmine site.

[Boomchild]

Hey everybody,

"Will you still need me will you still feed me when I'm 65". That's right 65, mother of pearl how'd the hell I get this age? Aging in show biz isn't harder then it is for anyone else, it's just more obvious. That's why we have all the attempts to look like young people when were not. Letting my hair go gray was not an easy decision and there have been times when I've regretted it but recently I have felt better, check out Jimmy Page, Brian May, David Brynne, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts as recent inductees into the Rock and Roll Hall of Gray.

Check out my cover story in Goldmine magazine. New and interesting insights into the past and present and thanks to Jeb Wright for the cool interview.

I Turned Down The Cover For Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue For This

Just returned from Florida where we had two great shows, one at the Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater and the other at the Hard Rock in Orlando. God bless the Floridians they are like my American French Canadians showing up to sell out Ruth Eckerd again. It was good to get back on stage after a little time off. Suzanne had the audience sing happy birthday to me at the Hard Rock complete with a huge birthday cake and enough candles that when lit were observable by NASA from space. My good friend Tony La Russa( last years World Series winning manager) was in attendance and it was his first time seeing the new band and he was blown away. The great thing about our friendship is I can rely on him to be completely truthful with me regarding my music. For instance he never cared much for Don't Let It End (though he enjoyed the acoustic version)but loves the Hunchback score and tells everyone so. He asked me where I was getting all my energy from for the two hour show and I told him I was imagining the IRS chasing me. "Born for Adventure is still in the set although it will probably be rotating with some songs form 100 Year From Now and classic's like Crystal Ball, Castle Walls and others. Since Styx never performed Castle Walls live I decided to try it "03" and was surprised by the great audience reaction. Kept it in until 2 years ago but Craig Carter has been begging me to play it.(He just wants that bass solo...thump thump thump thump).

We are working on the logistics for a concert DVD of the acoustic show which would contain all your favorites, and I mean all your favorites unless one of them is Jonas Psalter. In addition we will not follow in the footsteps of the Oscar winning "The Artist" but rather film it in color and in stereo although I will be having a Jack Russell Terrier miming my entire performance. We are hoping for a guest shot on Animal Planet. (No we're not) We are in discussion with two different broadcasters for airings.

Norman Seef video
That video that has surfaced of the band singing Rockin the Paradise in a photo shoot is invaluable for many reasons. One, the world at large had a false image of who we were as a band as serious, pretentious pompous etc. yet as people we were really goof balls always looking for ways to make each other laugh, And two, for the most part we liked each other. It's obvious in this video, we just weren't that good of actors, hell Kilroy proved that.

I know I should write more on this site and I will try. I contacted my webmaster and was surprised by the volume of visitors. Volume of Visitors I like that alliteration.

cheers ddy

Where is the GoldmIne article? It's not on the Goldmine site.

It could be for an upcoming issue.

[yogi]

Is there anyway that one of yall' internet gurus could link that article here?

[Boomchild]

Is there anyway that one of yall' internet gurus could link that article here?

Doing a search I think this is for the March 2012 issue number #811.

[ptgraphics]

Dennis is on the cover of Goldmine Magazine, from what I saw from a link through Facebook. I think it comes out this month.

Pat

[pinkfloyd1973]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

I know I am the only one here who thinks this.
I prefer all off Dennis' Wooden Nickel work over anything from and including Grand Illusion and forward.
Those were the days.

They're not all my favorite, but I do like a lot of the old Wooden Nickel Recordings from JY, JC and Dennis

[StyxCollector]

And it's too bad Dennis doesn't like most of the Wooden Nickel stuff. I asked him about this one time and he just doesn't like the material at all. I was like "Come on, this is good stuff is there ANYTHING on those you like besides Lady?". He said "Yes, Chritopher, Mr. Christopher is one of my favorite from those days".

Well, it appears that he feels that way since when it appeared Lady was a bomb at first he was trying to write and sing like someone other then himself. I disagree with his viewpoint though. I think there is plenty of good stuff from those WN albums. Would love to see him do Unfinished Song, What Has Come Between us and Evil Eyes.

He performed "Unfinished Song" only once live and I don't think he'll ever do that song again. It was very special to hear that one live.

That was a great show. Considering he also did "Best Thing" and that good rendition of "Borrowed Time". That's a show I wish he had taped officially and released.

[styxfansite]

Goldmine interview posted on Classic Rock Revisited

http://www.classicrockrevisited.com/int ... eyoung.htm