Cyclorama

Styx

Silverline Records, 2004
1 DVD
Catalogue #: 2882349
EAN: 0676628823491
UPC: 676628823491

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This is a DVD-Audio disc. The DVD-Audio content can only be read by a DVD-Audio player. The Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS audio tracks provided on this disc will play on a standard DVD player.
CYCLORAMA is the second studio album that Styx has made without former leader/singer/keyboardist Dennis DeYoung, with whom the group acrimoniously split a few years earlier. It's also the first to include DeYoung's replacement Lawrence Gowan, whose voice is in the same general ballpark as DeYoung's, yet never seems imitative. Longtime singer and guitarist Tommy Shaw is the dominant presence here, and his delivery of the ostensibly group-composed songs is full of energy and commitment. The songs themselves are not far from the material Styx tackled in their 1970s glory days, minus the pomp-rock touches and with a bit more of an edge. That edge is most obvious in a couple of songs that seem to be directed at DeYoung, lyrics dripping with occasionally shocking vitriol. Though the DeYoung days are seemingly gone forever, CYCLORAMA suggests that the remaining members of Styx never wanted time to stand still anyway.
DVD Features:
Region 0
Super Jewel Case
Audio:
Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
Dolby Digital Stereo - English
Text/Photo Galleries:
Lyrics
DVD-ROM Features:
Weblink

Tracklist

1
Do Things My Way
2
Waiting For Our Time
3
Fields of the Brave
4
Bourgeois Pig
5
Kiss Your Ass Goodbye
6
These Are the Times
7
Yes I Can
8
More Love For the Money
9
Together
10
Fooling Yourself (Palms of Your Hands)
11
Captain America
12
Killing the Thing That You Love
13
One With Everything
14
Genki Desu Ka

Styx

Part of a rising tide of American "pomp-rock" groups of the 1970s, Styx combined prog-rock characteristics with hard-rock hooks and pop accessibility. Their high three-part vocal harmonies and radio-friendly tunes made them wildly successful into the early '80s, until AOR was eclipsed by new wave.

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