Name	Artist	Time	Price
1.	I Am the Walrus	Styx	4:40	$0.99
2.	I Can See for Miles	Styx	4:28	$0.99
3.	Can't Find My Way Home	Styx	3:24	$0.99
4.	It Don't Make Sense - You Can't Make..	Styx	4:10	$0.69
5.	I Don't Need No Doctor	Styx	4:23	$0.99
6.	One Way Out	Styx	4:41	$0.99
7.	A Salty Dog	Styx	4:01	$0.69
8.	Summer In the City	Styx	3:24	$0.99
9.	Manic Depression	Styx	3:59	$0.99
10.	Talkin' About the Good Times	Styx	3:56	$0.69
11.	Locomotive Breath	Styx	3:33	$0.99
12.	Find the Cost of Freedom	Styx	1:04	$0.99
13.	Wishing Well	Styx	3:38	$0.99
14.	Blue Collar Man At 2120	Styx	6:29	$0.99

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the Guts and theGlory (5 stars)
I saw them last Saturday at a casin"A"in Jersey and I expected a bunch of old rockers you'd want them to hang up their shtick. But God*#nm them boys rocked the hell outa the place! They did I am the Walrus and yeah any decent lounge band could drege up old memories with such a tune. But when they did One Way Out, you heard the crowd join in as if it was actually their own song. I must admit I Don't Need No Doctor blew my fuse. thes

No Styx Fan Should Own This Album (1 star)
This album, like Cyclorama, was a disaster! Styx can not do anything good without Dennis DeYoung. Anyone who owns this album should be ashamed of themselves. Maybe Gowan can play "Fooling Yourself" backwards on the keyboards but can he play the rockin' keyboard solo that Dennis played on the Edge of the Century track "Homewrecker?" I don't think so! The Beatles version of "I Am The Walrus was better than the Styx ve

Shouldn't have done it (1 star)
Tonight I heard a couple of tracks played on the local radio station and came here to find out who did them. The singer did not have the voice for these songs and now I find out it is Styx. The voice of this band, whoever it is, is not the proper voice for these songs. These classic songs were done an injustice to be recorded and sold by this band. Someone has to pull the plug on this embarassing recording. Shame on the local station fo

Biography

Formed: 1970 in Chicago, IL
Genre: Rock
Years Active: '70s, '80s, '90s, '00s, '10s

Although they began as an artsy prog rock band, Styx would eventually transform into the virtual arena rock prototype by the late '70s and early '80s, due to a fondness for bombastic rockers and soaring power ballads. 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). By the dawn of the '70s, the group...

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Top Songs By Styx
	Name	Album	Time	Price
1.	Renegade	Styx: Greatest Hits	4:14	$1.29
2.	Mr. Roboto	Styx: Greatest Hits	5:30	$1.29
3.	Babe	Styx: Greatest Hits	4:24	$1.29
4.	Too Much Time On My Hands	Styx: Greatest Hits	4:33	$0.99
5.	Come Sail Away (Edit)	Styx: Greatest Hits	6:05	$1.29
6.	The Best of Times	Styx: Greatest Hits	4:18	$1.29
7.	Come Sail Away	Come Sail Away - The Styx A..	6:05	$1.29
8.	Lady '95	Styx: Greatest Hits	3:05	$1.29
9.	Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)	Styx: Greatest Hits	4:06	$1.29
10.	Come Sail Away	The Grand Illusion	6:07	$1.29

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