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 | | Styx's 1979 release Cornerstone was a major departure for the band. | | | Styx took advantage of their sudden success and went label shopping, signing a deal with AandM Records, which released Equinox Styx's first self-produced album, in 1975. | | | It was on 7/7/77 with the release of their 7th album, The Grand Illusion, that Styx finally broke from the ranks of supporting bands and became superstars in their own right. |
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| | Styx Lynx: Band Lynx |
| | Includes 5 Styx MIDIs that he has recorded. | | | Blake Wallace records 70's music MIDIs, though the only Styx song here is Snowblind. | | | Although the archive has been closed, the guitar sheet music for seven songs is still available. |
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| | Shaw returned with the band to do a remake of the classic hit "Lady" for the first album, and two new songs, "Little Suzie" and "It Takes Love" for the second album. | | | This album had a much better sound and direction, and became Styx's breakthrough album, with the hits "Lorelei" and "Suite Madame Blue." Curulewski, however, had grown tired of the excessive touring, and left the band during the "Equinox" tour. | | | Styx is a classic rock band that first formed in Chicago in the mid 1960s. |
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| | Amazon.com: Styx - Greatest Hits: Music: Styx |
| | Styx had one more album release in 1990, "Edge of the Century", which yielded one top 40 song, "Show Me the Way." This CD also has a re-recorded version of "Lady" done in 1995. | | | Near the end of their career, Styx tried to experiment with their music, which is always dangerous for a long-established group, since their existing fans may feel betrayed and the genre they are trying to break into either reviles their music or doesn't recognize what they are trying to do. | | | Styx is one of those groups that many people seem to hate, and yet has always done well both in concert and on tour. |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B000002G3Y?v=glance
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| | Styx gets back in the Act with a Return to Paradise, An Interview With Dennis DeYoung By John Everson |
| | The band is in the midst of a career resurgence that includes nabbing a gold record for their 1997 double live Return to Paradise "comeback" disc and having their hits "Mr. | | | As Styx's longtime concept album "visionary" and studio leader, DeYoung somehow always managed to pull together the disparate rock styles of Shaw and Young with his own light ballad touch on the band's previous releases. | | | Song orders and mixing were done while the band members were scattered around the country and even the album artwork was chosen without full band approval. |
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| | VH1.com : Styx : Biography |
| | Early on, Styx's music reflected such then-current prog rockers as Emerson, Lake & Palmer and the Moody Blues, as evidenced by such releases as 1972's self-titled debut, 1973's Styx II, 1974's The Serpent Is Rising, and 1975's Man of Miracles. | | | The seeds for the band were planted in another Chicago band during the late '60s, the Tradewinds, which featured brothers Chuck and John Panozzo (who played bass and drums, respectively), as well as acquaintance Dennis DeYoung (vocals, keyboards). | | | With the other Styx members wanting to soldier on with further albums and tours, DeYoung was forced to take a break when he developed an uncommon viral ailment, which made the singer extremely sensitive to light. |
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| | The band Styx, which climbed to the top of the charts via the suburban high school and college circuit, is returning to the area this month as one of the biggest rock acts in America. | | | De Young gave the recording to his wife and the session was forgotten — until Styx came up a song short for the album "Cornerstone." De Young had played "Babe" for the band, and the group liked the song so much they decided to include it on the album. | | | The band has scored an unprecedented string of three triple-platinum al bums (that's 9 million sales) and its 1980 tour was seen by 1.5 million fans — the most people ever to see an American rock band. |
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| | Styx News |
| | Country star Bonnie Raitt, The Steve Miller Band, Styx and pop band The Bangles are the first musical acts named to appear at Lansing's Common Ground Music Festival, officials announced today. | | | Synthesized '70s rock band Styx was the biggest name announced Tuesday for this year's 3 Rivers Music Festival, but the best lineup is the Saturday-night country trilogy of Shooter Jennings, Lancaster native... | | | Today, the band has a new bassist, Ricky Phillips. |
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| | Dear Todd |
| | I was the drummer for your opening band, the Chris Thayer Band. | | | Not because your with a famous band, but you took the time and showed a little kid that the band is not what makes you and that "nice" is still OK to be. | | | Seems you think your futrue is in trying to sound like a heavy metal band and put out songs and lyrics that only appeal to drugged out teenagers. |
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| | Midwest Beat Magazine, 2000 |
| | Styx was founded in the Sixties by a crazed South Side Beatles fan named Dennis DeYoung and a pair of rhythmic brothers bearing the name of Panozzo, John and Chuck, respectively. | | | People who attended that show did so not realizing that the Styx they were paying money to see in no where close to the Styx that recorded all those great songs that they love. | | | Rather than simply walk away from a situation gone awry, leaving a once successful band's name intact, too often some of the members of a band that has tasted success choose to bilk their fans. |
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| | The addition of Gowan, who joined in 1999, gives Styx a lineup featuring three lead singers, a luxury the band takes full advantage of on "Cyclorama" as each vocalist handles lead on at least two tracks, giving the album a fresh feel at every turn. | | | "I think in the past, Styx has always been a band with a number of lead singers and what it grew into was guys would just kind of go home and make their own records and then put them all together," says Shaw. | | | Since unleashing its revamped lineup on the concert circuit in 1999, Styx has been steadily touring the globe – "scent-marking" the planet as guitarist/vocalist James "JY" Young terms it -- reintroducing the band’s music to fans in every nook and cranny of the rock landscape. |
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| | glenburtnik.com news archive |
| | I woke up this morning, not having learned of the bad news, put on my Styx t-shirt which I don't wear everyday and walked into the living room only to find my daughter's friend, (who is 11), sitting listening to "Edge or the Century" on her cd player. | | | I had been lobbying for the band to play Mr Roboto since 1999 and take credit for the fact the band plays any excerpt from it at all. | | | I will continue to support their music, but I do feel that you were the biggest asset to the band. |
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| | StyxNet.com - The Styx Network |
| | Styx's new album Big Bang Theory, which features the band performing some of their favorite songs written by other artists, is now available! | | | Styx's new 2-CD compilation The Complete Wooden Nickel Recordings, featuring all the songs the band recorded between 1972-74, is now available! | | | Dennis DeYoung has 4 songs featured on the soundtrack to the movie The Perfect Man in which he also has a cameo. |
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| | Susan's Guestbook |
| | The band Styx was very successful in the 1970s and 1980s. | | | Styx fan forever, but i have family in the band so it is in my blood.lol...........great summerfest pics enjoyed them. | | | Comments: I just saw Styx in concert and they did a song that combined all of their songs over the years. |
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| | Styx manager brings his band to play favorite team's field |
| | Capitalizing on the Steelers' existing relationship with Styx (its song "Renegade" has become the theme song of the defense), Brusco got the band booked for tonight's show. | | | AandM Records was planning a Styx "Greatest Hits" CD, but there was a problem. | | | His on-and-off relationship with the band continues; they will play the Pepsi-Cola Roadhouse on Oct. 14. |
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| | Styx (band) - Simple English Wikipedia |
| | They were the first band to have four platnium albums in a row. | | | They still continue playing, after reuniting in 1997. | | | Styx career on AandM Records with gallery, international discography |
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| | The History of Rock Music. Styx: biography, discography, reviews, links |
| | The band tried to reassert its artistic status with the concept album Paradise Theater (1980), whose highlights are slightly more pretentious ballads (The Best Of Times, Too Much Time On My Hands), and with the sci-fi concept album Kilroy Was Here (1983), that includes Mr Roboto. | | | La band tento' di riaffermare il proprio status artistico con il concept album Paradise Theater (1980), i cui pezzi forti sono ballate piu' pretenziose (The Best Of Times, Too Much Time On My Hands), e con il concept album sci-fi Kilroy Was Here (1983), che include Mr Roboto. | | | Styx I (RCA, 1972) displayed DeYoung's ambitions (Movement for The Common Man) but the sound was unfocused. |
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| | USATODAY.com |
| | James Young of Styx: Styx music in 2005 very much resonates with the music we recorded from 1975 through 1978. | | | James Young of Styx: They had to be great songs, preferably first released prior to Styx first album in 1972. | | | In the context of the latest Styx album, it is about the creation of our career, and what songs helped influence us to become what we are. |
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| | CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Styx: Band revival Styx to Gowan |
| | We played in clubs in Toronto when Styx was like the biggest band in the world. | | | I mention the similarities to Judas Priest, in which the former singer for a Priest tribute band has stepped in for recalcitrant lead vocalist Rob Halford. | | | But Tommy Shaw and JY sing a good chunk of the Styx songs on their own. |
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| | "REO Speedwagon - Biography" |
| | In 1996 the band released its fourteenth studio album, "Building The Bridge". | | | When original guitarist Gary Richrath and drummer Alan Gratzer left the band in the late 1980's, the band made the biggest decision of its career. | | | The band is in top form and in peak mind set, as they prepare to take the country by storm this summer. |
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| | Here, we are among friends and family whose common goal is sharing their love and appreciation for Styx, for the music, and for the musicians. | | | Welcome to a sacred place, a safe place, where fans of the band Styx can come and tell their stories in a supportive, non-judgemental atmosphere. | | | Is there a favorite song, album, concert, or other event that moved us? |
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| | Paradise Theatre |
| | CMC Records - the band's new record label! | | | Contacting Me Please note that I DO NOT know how to contact the band, I am NOT in contact with the band or their management (I'm just another fan), and I don't have anything I want to sell or trade. | | | With particular regard to any interviews, I'm hopeful that the actual words of various band members will shed more light on topics we've been heatedly discussing on the mailing list. |
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| | Item #8896742FK - Come Sail Away (Recorded By Styx) - Marching Band |
| | Recorded by the hit band Styx, this chart-topping song "Come Sail Away" was one of the most popular hits of its time. | | | This piece is full of great movement that is as fun to play as it is to listen to. | | | This piece will make your band sound great! |
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| | Styx - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Styx (band), an American rock band popular in the 1970s and 1980s | | | This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title. | | | Styx (mythology), the river that forms the boundary between the underworld and the world of the living, as well as a goddess and a nymph that represent the river |
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| | AskMen.com - Styx band |
| | If you're not a fan of musicals, then perhaps the special lady in your life will appreciate Linda Eder's take of legendary hits like "I Am What I Am" (from La Cage aux Folles), "Edelweiss" (from The Sound of Music), "The Impossible Dream" (from Man of La Mancha), and many more favorites. | | | The Hot List & Top 5 > Styx band | | | The classic rock band returns with a comeback that might just win over a generation of new fans, thanks to appearances by Tenacious D and Billy Bob Thornton. |
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| | STYXworld.com - The Official Online Home of Styx |
| | Copyright © 2006 STYX - TMB Productions, LLC c/o Boulevard Mgmt and MediaSpan | | | STYXworld.com - The Official Online Home of Styx | | | Make sure you have the latest free Quick Time player. |
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