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Lonestar, speaking wise.
Listen to Lonestar and trust him.
Yeah, Tommy left the band for a while, made some half-decent rock and roll with Ted Nugent in Damn Yankees, then eventually Styx did the reunion thing, and as far as I can tell, that's when they realized that they just couldn't work together anymore, because that lineup never did a studio follow-up, did they? Next I knew, Dennis was out for good, and Tommy and James carried on.
No, seriously. Somebody on DTF loves Lonely Day. I just can't remember who it is. Unless it is you and you were saying that sarcastically.
Quote from: Orbert on December 24, 2011, 07:57:54 AMYeah, Tommy left the band for a while, made some half-decent rock and roll with Ted Nugent in Damn Yankees, then eventually Styx did the reunion thing, and as far as I can tell, that's when they realized that they just couldn't work together anymore, because that lineup never did a studio follow-up, did they? Next I knew, Dennis was out for good, and Tommy and James carried on.They did but it was a disjointed album.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brave_New_World_%28Styx_album%29Only the Tommy Shaw and JY songs are worth while. After they moves on without DeYoung and Got Lawrence Gowan to replace him (Great, Great Singer/Keyboard player/showman) They made this album and I say if you don't have it get it. It's very good.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclorama_%28album%29